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{{episode|title=Goodbye, Mrs Wilder|director=[[William F. Claxton]]|writer=[[Don Balluck]]|airdate=February 2, 1981}}
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[[Laura Ingalls Wilder|Laura]] finally loses her patience with [[Harriet Oleson]]'s meddling and "suggestions" for the [[Walnut Grove Church and School|school]]. So, Laura resigns and lets Mrs. Oleson run the school, a task she gleefully accepts. She implements French lessons and art appreciation into the curriculum, and makes the children wear uniforms to school.
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[[Albert Quinn Ingalls|Albert]] leads a class rebellion against Mrs. Oleson's nonsense, but Laura admonishes him for taking matters into his own hands. Meanwhile, [[Nels Oleson|Nels]] – who supports the more traditional curriculum – says nothing, since he knows he can't get through to his wife, so he allows the visiting regional superintendent of schools to do the talking for him.
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==Cast==
 
==Cast==
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===Regulars===
* [[Melissa Gilbert]]: [[Laura Ingalls]]
 
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* [[Michael Landon]]: [[Charles Ingalls]]
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* [[Karen Grassle]]: [[Caroline Ingalls]]
 
* [[Melissa Gilbert]]: [[Laura Ingalls Wilder]]
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* [[Melissa Sue Anderson]]: [[Mary Ingalls Kendall]]
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* [[Lindsay Greenbush]]: [[Carrie Ingalls]]
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* [[Richard Bull]]: [[Nels Oleson]]
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* [[Jonathan Gilbert]]: [[Willie Oleson]]
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* [[Kevin Hagen]]: [[Hirim Baker]]
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* [[Dean Butler]]: [[Almanzo Wilder]]
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* [[Matthew Laborteaux]]: [[Albert Quinn Ingalls]]
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===Guest stars===
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* [[Katherine MacGregor]]: [[Harriet Oleson]]
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* [[Walker Edmiston]]: [[Mr. Stohler]]
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==External links==
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* [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0633013/ IMDb]
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* [http://www.tv.com/little-house-on-the-prairie/goodbye-mrs-wilder/episode/64151/summary.html?tag=ep_guide;summary TV.com]
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* [http://www.tvguide.com/detail/tv-show.aspx?tvobjectid=100268&more=ucepisodelist&episodeid=585450 TV Guide]
   
 
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Revision as of 10:57, 28 July 2013

Title
"Goodbye, Mrs Wilder"
Season , Episode
# overall in Series
Original air date February 2, 1981
Episode Guide
IMDb logo IMDb Goodbye, Mrs Wilder
Written by Don Balluck
Directed by William F. Claxton
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Laura finally loses her patience with Harriet Oleson's meddling and "suggestions" for the school. So, Laura resigns and lets Mrs. Oleson run the school, a task she gleefully accepts. She implements French lessons and art appreciation into the curriculum, and makes the children wear uniforms to school.

Albert leads a class rebellion against Mrs. Oleson's nonsense, but Laura admonishes him for taking matters into his own hands. Meanwhile, Nels – who supports the more traditional curriculum – says nothing, since he knows he can't get through to his wife, so he allows the visiting regional superintendent of schools to do the talking for him.

Cast

Regulars

Guest stars

External links



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