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Little People, Big World moving to Mondays

The Roloff FamilyA few items of note concerning TLC's hit reality series Little People, Big World, which just completed its second season. First, the new season will begin in March and will move from Saturdays at 8:00 pm to Mondays at the same time. From the 'Next on . . .' previews Little People had during their season finale, the first episode of the third season will show the accident that put Matt Roloff's son Jacob and business partner Mike into the hospital.

Next, Matt now has his own show where he interviews other little people that are inspiring to him. One of the people he interviews is Meredith Eaton, who has had a recurring role on Boston Legal this season as attorney Bethany Horowitz. Other interviews feature talk on why the Dwarf Athletic Association of America is so important to little people, and the risks and challenges little people face when they want to have children. The interviews can be seen at the Little People, Big World section of TLC's website.

A quick review of the past season of Little World. Perhaps I got burnt out from the constant repeats of the first season that my kids watched over and over (if I ever see the 'Winter Dance' episode again I will smash my television), but I didn't find this season as interesting as the last. I thought that the show had gone a bit, um, Hollywood, especially during the three episodes where they went to Hawaii. The one good thing about this season is that they began to focus on other little people in the Roloff's circle, such as Zach's friend Casey. I hope they continue that trend in the new season.

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