Charles and Laura rush to the aid of an old friend when they learn that a disabling accident has destroyed his will to live.
Albert dreams that he and Laura have been captured by Indians who want him to lead an attack against the U.S. Army.
Mrs. Oleson demands the Rev. Alden's resignation when she discovers a woman parishioner spent the night in his room.
Laura becomes jealous when Almanzo dates another girl Mr. Oleson learns that the fat lady in a visiting circus is his sister.
Mary must get help when a stagecoach accident traps Adam and endangers a pregnant woman Laura and Albert offer a beehive to their rivals.
The Ingalls go to court to adopt Albert, but his father reappears and demands custody.
Laura wants to pass the teaching exam to prove her maturity, but romantic rival Nellie has other ideas.
Laura tries to convince Almanzo she is mature and her love for him is not just infatuation.
The children plot to scare Mrs. Oleson into returning an old woman's (Hermione Baddeley) home.
A pregnant Mary wants Adam and his wealthy Bostonian father to mend their relationship through reconciliation.
Laura and Albert decide to spark a romance between hard-drinking Toby Noe and straight-laced Amanda Jane Cooper.
A Walnut Grove youngster pretends his temporary blindness is permanent to keep his mother and father together.
Albert endures the scorn of residents when he becomes apprentice to a Jewish woodcarver.
Carrie makes up an imaginary playmate and an adventure so that she can find out when Charles will return.
Adam panics at a river crossing the students and a socialite surprise Mrs. Oleson.
Mrs. Oleson, Charles and Joe (Moses Gunn) move the blind children to Walnut Grove.
Nellie tutors Andy, then wants him to steal test answers.
Charles and Jonathan Garvey try to prove to their sons that they're not yet old enough to be called men.
Mary accepts Adam's proposal, but doubts they can raise children.
Mrs. Oleson writes a newspaper gossip column that manages to anger and slander nearly everyone in town.