The Enduring Magic of Little House on the Prairie — And the Hilarious Blooper Fans Almost Missed

unusual object sitting casually on a wooden shelf in the background. Positioned right behind a bowl of fruit, it was unmistakably a modern-day water bottle — the kind you might buy at a grocery store or gas station.

Of course, in the 1800s, such bottles didn’t exist. Water was carried in pails, wooden buckets, tin cups, or glass containers. The plastic continue reading …