By james art 
Melissa Gilbert responds to Magin Kelly’s latest Netflix comments Prairie Reboot.
Hours after breaking that the strime has assigned the restart of the western classics, the 54 -year -old Kelly has gone to the X/Twitter to threaten Netflix, writes: “If you wake up Prairie I will make my only mission ruin your project. “
Gilbert’s 60-year-old, who participated in the original adaptation of nine seasons of the book like Laura Ingles Wilder, later replied to Magin Kelly’s show Host in a post on Instagram.
Telling former Fox News presenter Kelly to adjust the original, the actor wrote: “Obviously Magin Tweeta (I’m not on this platform) asking Netflix not to” wake up ” Small house Remake.
“Hmmm … watch the original again. Television is not too much “awakened” than we do. We did: racism, addiction, native, anti -Semitism, misogynia, rape, abuse of spouses and any other “awakened” topic that you can think. “
Based on the best-selling series of books from Wilder, the original Prairie was produced by ED Friendly and runs for NBC for over 200 episodes from 1974 to 1983. He received 16 Emmy nominations and three Kimania on a Golden Globe.
The critically recognized show recently enjoyed the Revival thanks to its availability of Peacock streaming.
Speaking with People At an event on the 50th anniversary for the show, Gilbert said he believed that the constant popularity of the series was because “it is a reflection of all the things that people crave in life: family, community, love, faith and hope.”
“All good juicy things make human beings so wonderful and other than animals. I mean this connection. And Small house is a reminder of that, “she added.
The new series will be produced by Son’s Son Trip under their Friendly Family Productions Banner.
“It was my long -standing dream to continue my father’s inheritance and adapt Wilder’s classic 21st Century audiences in a way that brings together both books and the original television series,” Trip says in A statement.
“I am excited by our talented creative team, led by Rebecca Sonenshine, who presents these favorite stories about the family, the community and the survival of long -standing fans and new generations.”
This is not the first time a favorite series restarts is an agreement. In 2014, a movie adaptation was made, but never reached the screen.