By james art 
Magin Kelly seems strangely concerned that the newly announced restart of Little House on the Prairie will be too “awakened” – and was established in the social media by actor Melissa Gilbert, who has been involved in the original show for nearly a decade.
“Netflix, if you wake up” Little House on the Prairie, “I will make my only mission to ruin your project absolutely”, former Fox News host on Wednesday in X, before contacting a Hollywood Reporter article, Recognizing the restart.
Gilbert Pogot participates in the original NBC show like Laura Ingles, a real -life writer whose series of books on growing up in a family of American settlers after the Civil War has been adapted for television. It appeared throughout the nine seasons from 1974 to 1983 and three subsequent films.
The actor, who landed on a Golden Globe, who nods for his performance in the 1981 series, made Kelly’s publication easily.
“Obviously, Magin Tweeta (I’m not on this platform) asking that Netflix would not” wake up “their little remake of the house,” she wrote on Thursday on Instagram. “Hmmm … watch the original again. Television is not much more “awakened” than we do. “
“We did: racism, addiction, navigation, anti -Semitism, misogynia, rape, abuse of spouses and any other” awakened “topic you can think of,” continued Gilbert as he called Kelly in the inscription: “Watch every episode of each streaming A platform everywhere in the world. “
Gilbert’s post was flooded with supportive comments from lifelong fans and colleagues entertainment, including 30 Rock actor Cheen Jackson, Guy Janet Family producer, and Rachel Drach’s alumni graduate – who is mocked by the alleged fear from Kelly.
“Everyone in the comments that worry about sliding queens in this new version, come on … and put your hands on lemon Verbena! S
While the modern audience can reject the original drama as a bizarre, it respects serious objects, including drug addiction, shame on the body and struggles of people with disabilities – and saw an impressive peacock revival.
American viewers have watched more than 13 billion minutes from the show in 2024, Nielsen.
Details of the restart remain scarce, but Netflix confirmed on Wednesday that the producer of “Vampire Diaries” Rebecca Sonenshine is a shepherd of the project – who will “offer kaleidoscopic views on the struggles and triumphs of those who form the border.”
Sonnenshine said in a statement of restarting on Wednesday that “she fell in love with books when she was 5 years old – and this” inspired me to become a writer and director. “
The date of issuance of the restart has not yet been announced.