They would have made more money keeping the set and allowing people to pay to visit it..this isn’t just a show the Ingals were a real family…. A serious if fairly true stories that this family went through. Some were embellished but most were true. This show was more than just a show it was a legacy and still is.. And one of the last wholesome things on tv ever created.
That would be cool but Ik for a fact every tv show that which uses the set so it’s constantly being used so every time series or movie ends the clean up all the props and all that stuff and put it in the lock up or like a storage unit like redo it or if they need to set up something or just do it on show or something like that and then they willtake it out and reset it
I hated this at the time and still do, seeing it all these years later. I wish we could go back in time and talk Landon out of making this the ending of the series. Blow up the town if you want to easily dismantle it when you're all done, but don't make us viewers have to see it. Awful.
This would be considered excessive. What was the point? Those structures could have been moved to a spot for an attraction or they could have stayed there. Nothing has been going on with property since?
There was an agreement before the show that they were to return the land to the owners upon it’s cancellation (ending). It would cost more to dismantle it, however they chose to blow it up instead
As sad as this is which it is truly heartbreaking, they needed to do this the sets had to go they incorporated the destruction of the sets into the last episode and you know what it’s OK. Time goes forward we have to as well. The most important thing are the memories and even more importantly, sharing those memories with the new generations that’s what keeps it all alive.
According to Alison Arngrim's (Nellie Oleson's) book, The lease contract stated that the property must be left the same way you found it. Therefore, nothing could be left there. The buildings were hollow anyway. All interior shots were done in a studio 30 minutes away. According to Arngrim, "I could walk into the school building on Monday, and not take my seat until Thursday." - Alison Arngrim AKA Nellie Oleson
This show is amazing. It’s a shame time had changed so much. We live in such a superficial world now and the kids have no real role model to look up to that will teach them to become a good human being. So sad how America has become
De toute la série c'est cette épisode qui m"a le plus marqué! 😢😭🙏😭❤ j'ai su que les acteurs pleuraient réellement ! Car la destruction marqué la fin de leurs fabuleuse aventure!
It was contractual. Big Sky Ranch owns the land so the show had to dismantle the set. Michael Landon wrote in the townspeople revenge against the greedy developer as a way to clear the set quickly.
There was alot I wanted to question regarding this show, but 2 major Ines for me, was the character whom played Harroit, that was a terrible part. And the episode of the lady that was told Laura the future.. that there was not of God of heaven.. some of the stuff the producers did ,I don't think realized the portals they opened when casting certain episodes.
It was an agreement with the owners of the land. When they were finally done with Little House they return the land to its original state. But dismantling the sets cost more so they blew up the town.
imagine having to blow up Mayberry in the Andy Griffith Show, or the M*A*S*H unit in MASH, or Springfield in The Simpsons, or any other beloved hometowns in other TV shows
And so folks, there ya have it. They blew it up to make way for a couple good ole boys and the crooked county commissioner (along with his bumbling sherriff) to fly around the backwoods of a small georgia town.
