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The Globe and Mail·3 min read·medium

Little House on the Prairie review: Netflix's reboot is good family fun

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J. Kelly Nestruck
Little House on the Prairie review: Netflix's reboot is good family fun
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The Globe and Mail reviews Netflix's new 'Little House on the Prairie' adaptation, praising its family-friendly tone while noting its inclusion of historical themes like settler colonialism. The series focuses on the Ingalls family's time on Osage land.

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The review highlights how modern media is re-evaluating historical narratives, specifically regarding the treatment of Indigenous peoples in American frontier stories.

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Alice Halsey in Little House on the Prairie. Eric Zachanowich/Netflix

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The review balances praise for the production quality with a critical look at the show's historical framing.

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