From left, Amy Roloff, Chris Marek, Caryn Chandler and Matt Roloff are shown in a scene from Season 25 of “Little People, Big World,” as they check out the progress on their new house build.TLC
Divorces and family strife may happen, but “Little People, Big World” just keeps chugging along. While some members of Oregon’s Roloff family no longer appear in the TLC series, “Little People, Big World” is back again in 2024, with Season 25 set to premiere on Tuesday, Feb. 20.
The season premiere is titled, “Sitting on a Knife’s Edge.” Here’s the episode synopsis: “The family rallies around Zach as he suffers a major medical crisis that lands him in emergency surgery. Matt forges ahead with his new house build despite the feeling it is unearthed. Amy is left dumbfounded when Matt reveals his future farm plans.”
A teaser for the new season includes scenes of Zach and Tori Roloff’s children playing; Amy Roloff, who, after she and Matt Roloff got divorced, married new husband Chris Marek, trying to work with her former husband on organizing a fundraising event; Matt and fiancee Caryn Chandler talking about their engagement; son Zach not sounding very thrilled about that engagement, and commenting on an apparent rift among the family; and Zach dealing with a scary medical emergency
“Little People, Big World” has aired on TLC since 2006. In earlier seasons, the series focused on life on the Helvetia farm owned by Matt and Amy Roloff, who have dwarfism, and their children, Zach, who also has dwarfism, Jeremy, Molly and Jacob, who don’t have dwarfism.
