Create a long detailed text about 1974 tv series"Little House on the Prairie" with the following summary. Stick to the information i give you and dont create new information. Focus only on the Subject name and there following Summary. Subject Name: [Funny bloopers] Summary: [funniest bloopers on the show one of the funniest bloopers in the show is the obvious at least in hindsight inconsist consy of Laura's pregnancy according to Melissa Gilbert who played Laura and Lenny Parker who runs a fan website Laura was pregnant for an extended period amounting to a little over a year she first announced her pregnancy in a warm season but by the following Summer she was still expecting another hilarious oversight is the appearance of Colonel Sanders the founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken in a season 8 episode titled wave of the future in this episode episode Nelly's restaurant is turned into a franchise called Mrs Sullivan but she soon regrets it and tries to get out of the contract Charles and Nelly help her by opening a competing restaurant Colonel Sanders then offers Harriet a deal to open her own chicken franchise but this is an anachronism because Colonel Sanders wasn't born until 1890 and Kentucky Fried Chicken wasn't founded until 1952 and in case you forgot the show is supposed to be set in the 187 s and 1880s in an episode titled The Odyssey from season 5 an intense moment unfolds as an unknown as salent attempts to throw Albert off a moving train but amidst the gripping scene an amusing blooper emerges as the dramatic sequence plays out Keen eyed viewers can spot A peculiar sight a dummy instead of a living person is hurled from the train Landing gracefully in the grass meanwhile The Fearless stunt man gracefully rolls down the hill surpassing the stationary dummy in a comic contrast]

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