Does anyone remember that episode of "Little House On The Prairie" where that deaf baby seal died of rickets on Christmas Eve?Hint: It was the one where Nellie Oleson was acting like a real bitch.
If you haven't seen it, try and Netflix it. It was hilarious!
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Oh yeah, the famous Prairie Seal. They are prone to deafness. You're so full of it. Why don't you go to....No...why don't you "Bubble Up". I knew I'd be able to work that into a conversation. Also the one sister was hot. Especially when she went blind because she'd be easier to keep in captivity.
Caught you in a lie again Chris. Everyone knows that Little House on the Prairie had rampant blindness, but no deafness.
Seriously, has here ever been another show that had so many episodes that revolved around that?
And seals?
the only episode i remember was when nellie went to the chocolate factory and ate all the chocolates when the foreman came in
Or how about the one where she took a home pregnancy test, and thought it read positive, only to find out at the end that it was her mom's results and willie had herpes.
I'm laughing too hard at Zibbs' comment to make one of my own. Between you and him I don't know who plays the dummy better.
Hmm, must have missed that one. Though I did get to meet the real Nellie Oleson in real life a few times!
I think it was either the cat who played Johnny Fever or the cat who played Venus Flytrap, who said that "everytime we got close to 'Little House' in ratings, they blinded another kid or had another house fire."
We used to hurl "You are Nellie Olsen!" as an insult, back in the day.
No, Silly. It was dumb baby Nellie who died of prairie gas on the 4th of July.
Yeah, I remember! Didn't Pa try so very hard to save it and Reverend What's-his-nordic-name went up to a mountain top to pray for baby seal, and when nothing worked Laura ran away while cursing God and Mr. Edwards had to ride out in a blizzard to find her and stumbled on her in a cave and staggered back to Walnut Grove where Doc had to cut off her frostbitten feet and hands while Ma delivered a premature baby?
Ah yes, Nellie... my hero.
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