Netflix revives 'Little House on the Prairie' 50 years later
Fifty years after its original debut, the classic series 'La Petite Maison dans la prairie' (Little House on the Prairie) is being revived by Netflix in a new adaptation. The show aims to modernize the narrative while rewriting history, raising questions about the success of such a revival. The discussion also covers 'The Best Immigrant', a Belgian series that presents a disturbing political reality show where migrants compete for the right to stay in the country, and 'Putain de chat', an animated comedy about living with cats. The segment aired on France24's 'À l'Affiche' program on July 17, 2026, hosted by Louise Dupont and Nina Masson.
Key facts
- Netflix is producing a new version of 'La Petite Maison dans la prairie'.
- The original series debuted 50 years ago.
- The revival aims to modernize the story and rewrite history.
- The segment also discusses 'The Best Immigrant', a Belgian series.
- 'The Best Immigrant' features a reality show where migrants compete for residency.
- 'Putain de chat' is an animated comedy about living with cats.
- The discussion aired on France24's 'À l'Affiche' program.
- Louise Dupont and Nina Masson hosted the segment.
Entities
Artists
- Louise Dupont
- Nina Masson
Institutions
- Netflix
- France24