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Return to Walnut Grove? No One's Happy With Netflix's Reimagined 'Little House on the Prairie' Reboot

Beccy Tanner/The Wichita Eagle via AP

Hoo boy.

Netflix has announced they are doing a reboot of 'Little House on the Prairie', the television series based on Laura Ingalls Wilder's books, that originally aired from 1974 to 1983.

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It's a 'reimagining' of the series, so that bodes well. Especially when you recall how Wilder's name was removed from a children's book award because her novels had 'anti-Native sentiments.'

We betcha it will.

That sends up ALL the red flags.

No one is optimistic about this. Not a soul.

Yes, it is.

Bank on this.

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There is none.

Neither do we.

We were not clamoring for this.

Also, the showrunner is from 'The Boys', which was a pile of woke garbage in its fourth season.

Nailed it.

In the series finale, the people of Walnut Grove decided to dynamite their beloved town rather than let it fall into the hands of land baron.

This writer understands why they did it now, and maybe there's a lesson to be learned here.

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