Little Men

Drama 1998

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Set in rural Massachusetts, the series chronicles the heroic struggles of Jo Bhaer (the Jo March character of Little Women) as she attempts to manage Plumfield, a boarding school for boys, after the tragic death of her husband Fritz.

Drama 1998

TV-PG

Starring Michelle Burke, Spencer Rochfort, Corey Sevier

EPISODE 3

Thanksgiving

"Amy reluctantly agrees to send her daughter to Plumfield after Jo enrolls the school's first girl, and Nick plans on returning to the sea."

45 min · Nov 21, 1998 TV-PG
EPISODE 4

Tough Choices

"Dan is overjoyed when a friend from Boston shows up at Plumfield, but Nat is none too thrilled."

45 min · Nov 28, 1998 TV-PG
EPISODE 5

Emancipation

"When Nat discovers a poor black family camping within the Plumfield grounds, everyone learns that prejudice can take many forms."

45 min · Dec 5, 1998 TV-PG
EPISODE 6

The Christmas Angel

Nick and the children discover a battered pregnant woman in the forest.

45 min · Nov 21, 1998 TV-PG
EPISODE 7

Philanthropy

"Laurie donates a library's-worth of books to Plumfield, which inspires Franz to assign a project on philanthropy and reveals Nick's illiteracy. In the meantime, Jo's beloved horse falls ill, and chances of recovery look grim."

45 min · Jan 2, 1999 TV-G
EPISODE 8

Bluffing

Laurie takes a fancy to poker and Nan steals ideas from Nat for their creative writing assignment.

45 min · Jan 16, 1999 TV-G

Michelle Burke

Actor
Spencer Rochfort

Actor
Corey Sevier

Actor
Britt Irvin

Actor
Rachel Skarsten

Actor

About

Little Men

DRAMA

Set in rural Massachusetts, the series chronicles the heroic struggles of Jo Bhaer (the Jo March character of Little Women) as she attempts to manage Plumfield, a boarding school for boys, after the tragic death of her husband Fritz.

Information

Studio: Brainstorm Media
Released: 1998
Rated: TV-PG
Region of Origin: United States

Languages

Original Audio: English
Audio and Subtitles: English (United States) (AAC, CC)

Accessibility

: Closed captions (CC) refer to subtitles in the available language with the addition of relevant non-dialogue information.