Little People, Big World season 6 will be its last and final season on TLC, according to network officials. In a press release TLC confirmed hat the sixth season of Little People, Big World will be the last.
The show chronicles the lives of the Roloff family debuted back in 2006. TLC President and GM Eileen O’Neill said in a press release ““Through Little People, Big World, the Roloffs have touched the hearts and enlightened the minds of millions of people worldwide,” Its groundbreaking premiere introduced us all to the realities of being a little person, and we thank Matt & Amy and their family for their courage and willingness to share their lives.”
The 18-episode will be aired by network in sixth season of the series –which tracks the six-member Roloff family, whose parents, Matt and Amy, and a son, Zach, have Dwarfism — beginning Sept. 6. Season five of the series averaged 1.5 million viewers.
Series stars Matt & Amy Roloff said in a statement: “We are gearing up to begin new and exciting adventures as a family and we look forward to starting the next chapter of the Roloffs. We will always be grateful to our TLC family, and most of all, our fans.”
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The Roloffs – parents Matt and Amy, both little people, and their kids Jeremy, Zach, Molly, and Jacob – have welcomed viewers to share their daily lives from their pumpkin farm in Oregon for more than 200 episodes. An average of 74 million P2+ viewers each year tuned in to little people, big world to watch the family’s adventures since it began airing in 2006.
Season 6 follows one of the most dramatic seasons of little people, big world ever with a spring finale cliffhanger of Matt Roloff collapsing in his home office – leaving his family and fans concerned for his wellbeing. Premiere episode picks up right there, s the incident causes Matt to question his health and inspires both Matt and Amy, in typically different ways – Amy starts working with a personal trainer, while Matt takes a big risk by skydiving with Jeremy L. Weaver.
Matt starting to think about the future of the farm while Amy focuses on giving back through her charity foundation, found in season. When twins turn to 20 they evaluate what to do next with their lives to drive and desire to move off the farm and make it on their own.
Little People, Big World is produced by Gay Rosenthal Productions for TLC. Executive producers are Gay Rosenthal, Paul Barrosse, Joseph Freed, Nicholas Caprio, and Jeffrey
Episode list:
Episode 1: “Little Pain, Little Gain”
Airing date: September 6, 2010
Episode 2: “Everything Must Go!”
Airing date: September 6, 2010
Episode 3: “All Talked Out”
Airing date: September 13, 2010
Episode 4: “On the Road with Matt and Zach”
Airing date: September 13, 2010
Episode 5: “Zach Rides On”
Airing date: September 20, 2010
Episode 6: “Camp Roloff”
Airing date: September 20, 2010
The remaining list of episodes will be updated soon.
So hate very much to see going off of the air,but also understand wanting some time for just your family,please update us all,on how you all are doing,some how some way lol.Enjoy your reitirememt so to speek.
Thank You for all you have given us all.
Theresa
So sorry to hear you are in your final season. Don’t know how we will get along with yous we have enjoyed this show so much. Good luck to all of you and thank you for the years we have spent with your family.
Ben & Vi Papp
Thanks to you all, for the time you have given us all in your day today lifes.
hope life treats you all vary well as it has done for you on the show.
when you can please keep us updated on the health of the family and how life is going.
thanks again for letting us into your lives
Sure have enjoyed your shows, Was in hopes you would have more episodes for us to see.
But understand A person does get tired.
May God Bless you and your household