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Little People, Big World Season 3: Episodes 31-35
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Matt and Amy Roloff are only four-feet tall, but determined to make the world their own. Raising four children, a mix of little and average-sized siblings, they deal with emotional and financial burdens on their farm near Portland, Oregon.Girls and Boys
Mid-Term Madness
Bright Ideas
Rob's Surgery
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Little People, Big World Season 3: Episodes 36-40
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Matt and Amy Roloff are only four-feet tall, but determined to make the world their own. Raising four children, a mix of little and average-sized siblings, they deal with emotional and financial burdens on their farm near Portland, Oregon.New Addition
Point of No Return
A Formal First
Amy's Outreach
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Little People, Big World Season 2 - Episode 2: Organizing Amy
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Little People Matt and Amy Roloff may only be four feet tall, but they are determined to make the world their own. Raising four children - a mixture of Little and average size-siblings aged 6 to 14, the Roloffs are struggling under emotional and financial burdens. As for the kids, they play with wild abandon on the Roloff's lush 30-acre farm in the outskirts of Portland Oregon. The eldest children - twins Jeremy and Zach -- are in stark contrast to each other: Jeremy is average height while Zach is a little person.Episode 2: It's Mother's Day and the Roloff kids present handmade cards to Amy at a nice brunch. Matt is worried that his gift - a professional organizer to makeover the pantry and laundry room - might upset Amy, who admits she doesn't keep the tidiest house. Amy is busy coordinating a graduation ceremony at the preschool where she teaches - so taking time out to work with pro organizer Missy Gerber just creates more stress. Matt leads the kids as they clean out the laundry room, choosing to throw things away and ask questions later. Zach rescues one of Amy's favorite jackets from the trashcan just in time. The organizers arrive, install shelves and bins and reveal the dramatic results to the family. Everyone seems happy with the change, but Matt wonders just how long it will last.
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Little People, Big World Season 2 - Episode 4: Get Out of Town
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Little People Matt and Amy Roloff may only be four feet tall, but they are determined to make the world their own. Raising four children--a mixture of Little and average size-siblings aged 9 to 16, the Roloffs are struggling under emotional and financial burdens. As for the kids, they play with wild abandon on the Roloff's lush 30-acre farm in the outskirts of Portland, Oregon. The eldest children, twins Jeremy and Zach, are in stark contrast to each other: Jeremy is average height while Zach is a little person. Episode 4: Matt returns home from a business trip to find that no one is ready for their upcoming trip to Hawaii. Matt pushes the family to prepare for the vacation of a lifetime and only succeeds in creating tension and stress. The Roloffs barely make it to the airport on time, only to get held up by security screeners who insist on checking Matt's shoes. Matt manages to get the family on the plane in the nick of time. When the Roloffs finally get to Maui, the beauty of the Four Seasons Resort blows them away. They waste no time kicking off their vacation with a stunning helicopter tour and a traditional Hawaiian luau, where Molly takes a hula lesson and the whole family toasts a successful journey thus far.