Little People, Big World

Reality show about daily lives of dwarf family

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About Little People, Big World

Released: 2006

Platform: Max

Rating: TV-14

Run time: 25 Seasons Available (372 Episodes)

Cast
Amy Roloff, Matt Roloff

Little People, Big World

About Little People, Big World

Little People, Big World is a reality television series that premiered in 2006 on TLC. The series revolves around the Roloffs, a family based in Oregon, USA. The parents, Matt and Amy, both have dwarfism, while one of their four children, Zach, also has the condition. The show focuses on their day-to-day lives, providing an insightful perspective on the challenges and triumphs faced by little people.

Making / Production

Production of Little People, Big World started in 2005 and it premiered on March 4, 2006. The show is produced by Gay Rosenthal Productions and TLC. To depict the unique perspectives of the Roloff family, producers used innovative camera techniques to give viewers an intimate look at their lives.

Actors

  • Matt Roloff: He plays himself, portraying a dwarf father who owns and operates a farm.
  • Amy Roloff: She plays herself and is the mother of the family. She is a strong presence, managing the household and keeping the family together.
  • Zach Roloff: Zach is the only one among the four children who also has dwarfism. He depicts the experiences of a young person coping with the condition.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

  • The series has 22 seasons and over 300 episodes to date, making it one of the longest-running reality TV shows.
  • The family farm seen in the series is a real farm in Oregon, which is frequently visited by fans.
Awards

Over its long run, Little People, Big World has not won any notable awards but has gained immense popularity and loyal viewership.

Quotes
  • "Life is all about how you handle Plan B." - Matt Roloff
  • "I don't want to be known for, or anything special about being a dwarf. It's part of who I am, it does not define who I am." - Amy Roloff
Music, Soundtrack
  • The opening theme of Little People, Big World is "Wonderful, Beautiful World" by Dan Mackenzie.