Ep 6. The Last Dance
- TV-PG
- May 5, 2020
- 44 min
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6.4 (5)
Matt and Amy Roloff are the parents of four children, three of whom have achondroplasia dwarfism. Their story of raising a family on a farm in Oregon has been chronicled in the long-running reality TV series "Little People, Big World." In the 20th season, fans have been following the Roloffs as they continue to navigate changes in their lives and relationships.
In episode 6, titled "The Last Dance," the family prepares for one final hurrah before the pumpkin season comes to an end. With all the challenges of the past year, Matt and Amy want to celebrate their hard work and the traditions that have made their farm a beloved attraction for visitors all around.
However, with the pandemic ongoing, they have to get creative about how they host their last dance. Guests must adhere to social distancing and mask-wearing guidelines, but that doesn't dampen the energy and joy of the event. With pumpkin carving, s'mores, and live music, the night is a success.
Meanwhile, tension between Amy and Matt continues to simmer. They have made progress in their co-parenting relationship, but their financial partnership and property division are still unresolved. As they watch their children enjoy the dance, they reflect on what their future holds and what steps they need to take to move forward.
Fans who have followed Little People, Big World over the years know that the Roloffs' journey hasn't been an easy one. From managing their physical limitations to navigating the trials of marriage and divorce, they have faced challenges that many families can relate to. But through it all, they have remained committed to supporting one another and finding joy in each other's company.
With the current season drawing to a close, viewers will be eager to see what lies ahead for the Roloffs in the years to come. Will they find a new path forward on their farm, or will they make other life changes? Whatever the future holds, fans of Little People, Big World will be following along, rooting for this resilient and beloved family.