2023-06-24 12:16:00
The end of the series, which was very surprising for many fans, had a very real reason, the reported at the time New York Times. The NBC-TV team that created “Little House on the Prairie” zbetween 1974 and 1983 produced, had leased a large piece of land north of Los Angeles for the filming, on which the elaborate sets were built.
The agreement with the owners stipulated that the original condition had to be restored when the site was returned. According to the report, it was the idea of series star Michael Landon, who also wrote the screenplay and directed the final episode, to destroy the sets on camera.
“I think that’s a good, strong pioneering ending,” Michael Landon told the newspaper at the time regarding the special series ending. “There were a lot of tears when we finally blew up the city. The actors were all very used to their own buildings so it was very emotional.”
A number of tests were carried out prior to the blast to ensure no one was injured, Landon said. “When we finally blew everything up, it all went like clockwork. We did it all in one day.”
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