Little People, Big World

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 upset it's caused. Amy is left dumbfounded when Matt reveals his future plans for the farm.

Matt and Caryn realize how much their tastes clash when shopping for their new home; Matt invites Chris over to hang with his inner circle, and no topic is off limits; Zach and Tori take the kids bowling for a friendly family competition.

Zach's parenting skills are put to the test when Tori goes on a girls' trip, leaving him to watch all three kids by himself; Amy pushes forward with her plans for the charity event but struggles to get Matt, Caryn and Chris on board with her ideas.

Zach and Tori deal with a challenging revelation from Jackson. Amy reacts to seeing Matt's new house build. Matt has a surprise for Caryn that will change their relationship forever.

Dealing with the fallout of the farm sale going south, Matt surprises everyone when he proposes to Caryn. Amy looks to bring everyone together by throwing a fundraiser on the farm, and Zach and Tori's lives are turned upside-down by an emergency surgery.

Dealing with the fallout of the farm sale going south, Matt surprises everyone when he proposes to Caryn. Amy looks to bring everyone together by throwing a fundraiser on the farm, and Zach and Tori's lives are turned upside-down by an emergency surgery.

Matt's medical procedure leaves him and Caryn on edge as they think about their future together; Amy and Chris make plans for the upcoming fundraiser; to celebrate the beginning of summer, Zach and Jackson plan a family campout.

With their charity event fast approaching, tensions erupt when Matt accuses Amy of overstepping her authority; meanwhile, Jackson faces his fears and follows through on a promise he made to his mom.

With the fundraiser quickly approaching, Amy, Chris, Matt and Caryn scramble to get everything ready in time.  Major chaos ensues as the guests arrive and Amy and Chris are nowhere in sight.  Back in Battleground, Zach races to finish his new shop.

Dealing with the fallout of the farm sale going south, Matt surprises everyone when he proposes to Caryn. Amy looks to bring everyone together by throwing a fundraiser on the farm, and Zach and Tori's lives are turned upside-down by an emergency surgery.

Take a look back at the Roloff's lives from their earliest days in Oregon.

Matt's decision to sell the farm continues to cause a rift in the family; Zach and Tori scramble to make it to the hospital when baby number three decides to come early; Tori worries how the kids will react to the new baby.

Zach, Tori and the kids adjust to life with a newborn; Chris comes to a revelation about his past decisions; Matt and Caryn open up to friends about their strained relationship with Zach and Tori.

An unfortunate interaction with Chris forces Amy to think about her past. Then, naughty secrets are revealed when Matt hosts a barbecue for old friends, and Zach and Tori find themselves at a crossroads with Matt and Caryn.

Matt and Caryn meet Josiah for the first time; Zach worries Jackson might lose his confidence once he realizes he's a little person; Matt gets news that will affect his future with Caryn.

Zach and Tori's friends, the Witouses, visit them in Washington; with the farm up for sale, Amy reassesses her involvement in pumpkin season; Zach and Tori face harsh truths about Jackson's future; Matt deals with a heartbreaking tragedy.

Amy throws a surprise party for Chris, but she worries whether she'll be able to keep him in the dark until the big day; Matt makes a trip to Battle Ground, Washington, and reflects on the importance of family after the loss of his father.

Matt comes to a realization about his family when he spends time with his mother in Arizona. Josiah's sleep schedule puts a strain on Zach and Tori's marriage. Amy makes a decision about her involvement in pumpkin season.

Parental demands push Zach and Tori to the brink; as Zach removes himself from another pumpkin season, Matt approaches Amy and Chris for help; with the farm sale stalled, Matt considers a daring plan B.

Amy and Chris have a serious discussion about growing their family while Zach and Tori hash out some relationship issues. Although he hasn't yet talked to the family about the idea, Matt dives into his alternative plan for the farmhouse.

The gates open for pumpkin season, and Matt wonders if the kids will come; Amy and Chris join Zach and family on an RV camping trip; Matt shows Amy and Chris the refurbished farmhouse rental property, and he makes an announcement that stuns Amy.

Zach and Tori dream of raising their family on the farm, but negotiations with Matt take a turn for the worse, and the two parties are left at odds; Amy and Chris look forward to life as a married couple, but Zach reveals a shocking family decision.

Expect the unexpected when Amy and Chris invite Matt and Caryn to dinner. Caryn buys Matt a new contraption to help recharge their relationship. As Zach prepares to break a powerlifting record, injuries and weight issues threaten his goal.

Pumpkin season is underway, but with things still tense between Matt and Zach, Zach and Tori skip it to focus on their move and on Jackson, who needs surgery for his bowed legs. Also, Chris gets off to a rocky start as a wagon tour guide.

It's not all sunshine and rainbows when Matt visits Zach's new home for the first time; Amy babysits Jackson as Chris adjusts to being a grandparent; the entire family prepares for Lilah's second birthday; Zach and Tori have a big announcement.

Lilah's birthday brings friends and family together, but everyone struggles with the new normal for Christmas now that Zach and Tori live in Battle Ground, WA. Nerves run high as Jackson undergoes leg surgery, and his recovery takes longer than expected.

As Jackson recovers from leg surgery, Zach, Tori and the kids celebrate the holidays in their own way. Amy and Matt throw separate holiday parties as the family tries to adjust to this new normal. A barn fire forces Matt to rethink his future on the farm.

Amy and Chris head to Arizona to visit Matt and Caryn! The fearsome foursome explore Sedona, go off-roading and get a little too close for comfort. Zach and Tori worry about getting Lilah to sleep in her big girl bed before baby number three arrives.

Amy and Matt continue to find friendship in unexpected ways, but tensions rise as Zach, Tori and Matt negotiate over the farm. When a surprise move creates new family challenges, Matt makes a decision that may change things forever.

As Matt prepares to put the farmhouse up for sale, Amy and Chris contemplate what it could mean for the entire Roloff family; Zach and Tori take Jackson and Lilah on separate playdates to enjoy some one-on-one time before the new baby arrives.

Matt updates the family with news about Roloff Farms; when no one responds, Matt is left hoping that his relationship with Zach is not in jeopardy yet again; Amy confronts Matt about the conflict he's caused with the family.

Wedding planning gets real for Amy and Chris, but they may not be on the same page. Zach contemplates living on the farm and all that entails. Amy and Chris' housewarming party has some unexpected twists -- especially when Matt and Caryn show up.

Matt offers Amy a new buyout offer for the farm, and she grapples with the emotional ties she still has to the place. Zach and Tori take Jackson and Lilah for a swim. The Tower of Terror gets demolished as one chapter of the farm comes to an end.

Zach and Tori stress over medical issues their kids are facing, Matt worries about the fate of pumpkin season, and Chris drops a bomb that he isn't willing to move in with Amy yet.

Zach and Tori have concerns about Jackson's bowing legs. Chris tells Amy that she must make room for him in the house if she hopes to set a wedding date. Matt finishes his "treasure capsule" sandbox.

2020 brings challenges for the Roloffs that could derail pumpkin season. Matt hopes Zach can take on more duties, but they butt heads while trying to work together. Meanwhile, Amy struggles to deal with her new role as employee rather than owner.

Zach contemplates his future on the farm as pumpkin season comes to a close, and the parental roller coaster continues as he and Tori deal with Lilah's eye issue. Amy and Chris host soup night and share some big news, and Caryn also has big news to share!

Matt has planned a major surprise for the holiday party. Amy is feeling the pressure of planning a wedding with little time and while undecided on the venue. Zach and Tori fear there will be endless drama if Amy and Chris get married at Roloff Farms.

Chris makes a major move as he and Amy finally make an important decision regarding their wedding. Zach and Tori celebrate the 10-year anniversary of their first date as Matt and Caryn babysit the kids.

Zach and Tori take Jackson on a playdate that spins out of control. Amy and Chris have decided to get married on Roloff Farms, but Matt and Chris' budding bromance may cause tension for Amy. Matt has big ideas for Caryn's new house.

It's Valentine's Day, and Chris and Amy reminisce about their relationship as they get closer to their wedding date. Matt makes a big mistake in readying the farm for Amy's summer wedding. Zach and Tori have a huge secret they're finally ready to share!

Tensions arise when Matt invites Amy and Chris over to Caryn's house. Amy and Chris butt heads when Chris decides he wants to be more in charge of the wedding prep. As Zach and Tori adjust to pregnant life again, Jackson struggles when he starts school.

Chris adjusts to a more chaotic living environment than he's used to but pushes back on aspects of the wedding planning, leaving Amy frustrated. Zach and Tori share devastating news that rocks the whole family.

Things get real when it's finally time for Amy to shop for a wedding dress! Matt preps for the big day while Amy's friends still worry that getting married on the farm may come with some unwanted surprises.

The boys give Amy a hard time when Matt joins in on a farm scout with Chris and friends. It's the unveiling of the log cabin, and Matt invites the family to attend for campfire fun! Zach takes Jackson on his first farm camping trip.

Matt surprises Amy with an offer to buy the north side of the farm, but she struggles to meet his deadline. Zach and Tori plan for a low-key Christmas as they adjust to life with baby Lilah, but Matt makes sure Jackson has the full holiday experience.

Matt is eager to get the farmhouse in order, which leaves Amy stressed out and struggling to pack up 30 years of memories. Zach is up for the challenge of watching Jackson and Lilah alone for the first time, but two kids are a lot harder than one!

Valentine's Day is coming, but problems get in the way of romance. When Lilah's cold turns into something serious, Tori's worst fears are realized. As Chris puts pressure on Amy to move out of the farmhouse, Amy and Matt battle over missed deadlines.

Matt's frustration grows as Amy continues to delay her move out of the farmhouse, but when COVID-19 hits, everything comes to a stop. The families come to terms with their new normal, and Zach and Jackson celebrate their birthdays in quarantine.

Matt clears out the farmhouse in preparation for a new renter. Zach has a revelation that could change the future of the farm forever. Amy takes her farewell tour through her home of the past 30 years and finally says goodbye.

Roloff Farms is about to change forever.  Amy prepares to move off the farm, but Matt worries it will be a slow departure.  Zach & Tori are pregnant with a baby girl!  As Amy searches for a new house, Chris reveals he has a big surprise in store for her.

Zach and Tori are rocked by news about their unborn daughter.  Jackson tries to sleep in his own bed for the first time.  Amy is frustrated by house shopping while Chris takes another step toward popping the question to Amy.

Amy has big news on her house search but grapples with the reality of finally moving off the farm; It's the end of an era as the treehouse has to come down; Matt and Amy disagree on whether good fences make good neighbors.

Matt holds an auction to clean up the farm.  Amy's offer on a house is accepted and she is a step closer to becoming a homeowner.  Chris plans to surprise Any at their anniversary dinner with a shocking question.

Amy and Chris are officially engaged and are over the moon!  The nerves set in when it comes time for Amy to tell Matt that she's engaged.  Zach is shocked about the news of his mom's engagement and can't believe that she forgot one single request.

It's another pumpkin season at Roloff Farms, but when Amy decides to take a step back, the Roloffs realize is may never be the same again.  Amy and Chris host a 1980s throwback prom, but Amy struggles when sad news upends her life.

Zach and Tori make final preparations for baby Lilah's arrival.  Matt and Caryn prepare to babysit Jackson, and Amy is in a cooking frenzy preparing meals for Tori's post-C-section recovery. Then, everyone scrambles when Tori goes into labor unexpectedly.

Jackson meets baby Lilah, and everyone is surprised by his reaction. Tori struggles with her recovery from her c-section, while Matt and Caryn find new ways to entertain little Jackson.  Then, Amy and Chris move one step closer to moving in together.

Zach and Tori juggle Jackson's first birthday party and buying a new house; Matt presses Amy to make a decision about the farm; the Roloffs come together to celebrate Jackson's first birthday; Amy realizes she needs to move forward with her decision.

As Zach and Tori prepare to welcome a new member to the family, they receive some concerning news from their realtor; after another disagreement with Amy over the farm, Matt makes a proposal to separate the two properties.

Matt and Amy spar over the future of the farm after Amy proposes a new path forward; as Zach and Tori struggle to sell their house; Jackson tries to take his first steps; Matt deals with a potentially life-threatening situation with Lucy.

With their home still unsold, and bills mounting, Zach struggles to come up with the perfect low-cost anniversary surprise for Tori; when the guys crash the ladies' beach trip, Amy and Chris butt heads; tempers flare between Matt and Amy.

Amy is preparing for a family trip back to Michigan; Chris plans on coming and Amy is nervous to share details about her past; Zach and Tori rush to move out of their old house before the family trip; Matt is eager to get a decision out of Amy.

Amy, Chris and her kids are enjoying an old-fashioned Michigan summer on the lake to celebrate Amy's dad turning 90; Matt enjoys the peace and quiet of being alone on the farm but still anxiously awaits Amy's decision about the property.

When Amy returns home from Michigan without a definitive farm decision, a frustrated Matt considers all options; now finally moved into their dream home, Zach and Tori celebrate this momentous occasion by throwing a huge housewarming party.

Matt faces his most stressful pumpkin season yet as he struggles to run it without Caryn by his side; when Chris gets a tractor lesson from Matt, Amy is forces to accept their growing friendship.

Matt and Caryn learn the art of compromise as they start to make their new life together in Arizona; Amy feels the pressure when Chris asks her why it's taking so long to make a decision on the farm; Zach learns he may need surgery on his back.

Zach faces his greatest fear when he gets injections for his back; big changes are on the horizon for the Roloff family as Amy finally decides what she wants to do with the farm.

While Zach & Tori navigate life as new parents to baby Jackson, Jeremy works hard to finish home renovations before Audrey gives birth. When Tori plans a Father's Day party for the Roloff dads, Amy celebrates Zach's 1st Father's Day in her own way.

Amy is determined to balance her family life with her personal life as she throws Audrey a baby shower, and also hosts a birthday party for Chris. Meanwhile, Tori is nervous to parent alone when Zach has to travel; and Jeremy's nearly out of time to finish his home repairs.

Jeremy and Audrey feel overwhelmed now that their daughter is due in less than two weeks; Zach wants to remind Tori how very important she is to him; Matt and Caryn head to the beach to relax; Amy and Chris celebrate one year together by taking a wild plunge.

Now that Jeremy and Audrey's daughter could be born any day, Amy grapples with her decision to travel with Chris and risk missing the birth. Meanwhile, Zach and Tori embark on their first family trip together; and Matt gets serious about possibly moving away from the farm.

When Audrey's due date passes, she & Jeremy must play a waiting game. Amy & Chris return from their trip and attend a launch party for Matt's children's book that he dedicates to Zach & Tori's son. Later, the family gets news about Baby Roloff #2!

New parents Jeremy & Audrey are faced with very unexpected and emotional challenges. When Zach & Tori struggle to sleep train Jackson, Matt gets to work on a fun solution. Amy's birthday is coming up, but little does she know what's in store!

As Matt struggles to get everything set for Pumpkin Season, Jeremy & Zach juggle their duties as fathers with their farm responsibilities. Tensions rise when Amy negotiates selling her baked goods at the farm & the new pirate ship may be a money pit.

As Pumpkin Season comes to a close, Matt is helped by friend & actor Martin Klebba. Amy & Caryn find themselves working together to plan a closing party. Jeremy & Audrey face a health scare. Zach & Tori try to have a date night.

Matt & Caryn consider buying a vacation home in Arizona. Amy ponders her own future & if she will continue to live on the farm. Zach worries Jackson's 6-month checkup could uncover LP medical concerns. Jeremy & Audrey must deal with a major disaster.

The Roloffs meet to discuss the future of the farm; Matt gets serious about making investments on his own; Zach and Jeremy take their wives and new babies on an overnight getaway to the Oregon coast.

It's Jackson and Ember's first Christmas. Amy and Matt plan separate holiday parties, and Amy hopes her kids will enjoy celebrating with Chris. At Matt and Caryn's party, he shares big news with Zach and Jeremy, bringing the future of the farm into the present.

The family gathers to learn the gender of Zach and Tori's baby; both Matt and Amy navigate romantic relationships post-divorce; while Jeremy and Audrey ponder where to put down roots.

Jeremy and Audrey surprise the family with big news; to escape home nesting renovations, Zach and Tori leave town for a weekend; Amy and Chris face a potential bump in their relationship during a getaway; Matt and Caryn balance dating and work.

Amy struggles to define her relationship with Chris after 6 months together; Zach realizes he needs a new job to support his family, but he's skeptical when Matt offers a solution; Jeremy and Audrey are running out of time to make a big decision.

Zach and Tori's vision of their family is forever changed by sudden tragedy and unexpected news; Jeremy and Audrey decide where they want to raise their family; Amy is excited to take her first step toward financial independence from the farm.

Jeremy and Audrey want a low-key gender reveal party, but family tensions may interfere; Zach's serious illness emphasizes all the hardships his child may face in the future; Amy pursues a different business venture; Matt tackles a big project.

On the eve of their baby shower, Tori and Zach find out whether their son has dwarfism; Jeremy and Audrey face a new hurdle after finding their dream home; Matt helps with the nursery; Amy and Chris have a serious talk about their size difference.

Despite their fears, Tori and Zach face the reality that she may need a C-section; Jeremy and Audrey are nervous as they try to finalize the purchase of their dream home; Amy and Matt prepare to become grandparents in their own special ways.

With less than two weeks to go before their baby is born, Zach and Tori schedule the C-section, but the baby could come at any moment; Zach's recent health episodes place added concern on the soon-to-be parents.

The countdown begins for the birth of Zach and Tori's baby; Jeremy and Audrey stress out, but happily finish their big move; while Amy and Matt's separate romances continue to grow, they hope for a civil and fun future as co-grandparents.

Matt enters the operating room for his risky spinal surgery, leaving Amy to manage Roloff Farms on her own. As the two struggle in their own worlds, the entire family faces another devastating blow they never saw coming.

Matt is home from the hospital, but his relief is short lived when he discovers a problem on the farm that could destroy pumpkin season; Zach and Tori plan a wedding anniversary trip; Amy takes a big step forward when she attends a singles mixer.

Amy continues to dive into the dating world and plans a pool party with single friends; Matt wants to install surveillance cameras around the farm; the family tries to come together peacefully for a game night.

Amy pursues her longtime dream of opening a bed and breakfast on the farm; Matt's surgery propels him to pursue his own dream of writing an inspirational children's book.

Matt announces shocking plans to build a fully-equipped doomsday bunker with space for the entire family, but surviving an overnight trial run locked together could be a disaster of its own.

Amy shocks the kids when she gets picked up on a motorcycle for a date with her new man; Amy feels Matt's frivolous spending habits for farm toys are getting out of hand; Zach takes on his biggest home improvement project yet.

Zach and Jeremy confront Amy about her dating life; tired of his living situation, Matt dreams up something for the farm; Amy plans a birthday boat ride with friends; Jeremy surprises Audrey for their second anniversary.

Matt has big plans for the future of the farm, but he'll need to get everyone on board; Amy gets cozy with Chris after a romantic date; Zach and Tori deliver unforgettable news to the family.

Matt worries when Amy decides to throw an elaborate dinner party with her friends while he's out of town. Meanwhile, when Zach and Tori visit Jeremy and Audrey's new home for the first time, and events take an unexpected turn...

It's the annual Pumpkin Festival and Jeremy, Zach, Audrey and Tori are taking on larger roles. Even Amy has some tricks up her sleeve...unbeknownst to Matt. The kids fear that tension between their parents could escalate during such a crucial farm event.

Matt and Amy learn that they won't get to have Thanksgiving with their kids first time in 25 years! Will the kids rethink their plans and come together for a family celebration reminiscent of the old days? Or will Matt and Amy be facing a holiday alone?

Matt and Amy look for new holiday traditions as the kids make their own plans. Amy hosts a charity event on the farm and enlists the help of her family, but old habits die hard, and Matt has a top secret project up his sleeve...and Amy is left in the dark.

Matt feels alone on the big farm and questions his success as a father. He wants to spend more time with the boys and Zach proposes a boys camping trip! With the boys away, the girls decide to play and Amy tests her courage on the dance floor!

With the upcoming finality of divorce, Matt and Amy are unsure how much longer they can work and live on the farm together, and discuss the potential aftermath. Jeremy and Audrey work on a project close to their hearts: making marriage last forever.

Matt and Amy are on shaky ground after meeting with their divorce lawyers, but Matt thinks that more space might make it easier to co-exist peacefully on the farm. Zach finds a way to use his love of soccer to bring awareness to dwarf athleletics.

Despite the looming divorce, Matt and Amy take the kids on a memorable trip to Hawaii to celebrate family. But in the midst of parasailing and whale watching, tensions mount when the topic of divorce arises... and is Matt thinking about selling the farm?!

The aftermath of the divorce finds Amy channeling her rebellious side by making a very important decision, while Matt deals with the split in his own transformative way. Also: Zach needs Jeremy's help to keep Sully safe.

The Roloffs feel the need for speed! But when it's time to take the new mule out for a spin, the weather forecasts a recipe for disaster. Amy is stepping out on the single scene for the first time and gets a new look guaranteed to attract attention!

As Matt's health deteriorates, he finds himself forced to undergo high-risk surgery involving his spine. Zach plans a surprise party for Tori's 25th birthday, but the covert operation is at risk when Jeremy accidentally spills the beans...

It's a busy time for the Roloffs despite Matt's surgery looming. Matt and Amy finalize their divorce. Molly graduates from college and makes a surprising announcement. Matt fearfully heads to LA for spinal surgery.

It's the 10th anniversary celebration of LITTLE PEOPLE BIG WORLD! From favorite moments and comical mishaps to difficult memories and everything in between, the Roloffs open up like never before and share what life in front of the camera is really like.

A look into Jeremy and Audrey's relationship, from their first meeting up to the wedding day; the family shares home movies and behind-the-scenes stories.

In the season premiere, Zach and Tori's wedding is a few months away, and the whole family pitches in to prepare the farm for their nuptials. Meanwhile, Matt and Amy wonder what the future holds for their relationship; and Jacob makes a big announcement.

Zach visits Jeremy and Audrey in LA and learns about married life. Matt makes a surprising purchase to improve his health. Later, Zack and Tori put Matt up to the ultimate challenge: move the church to help set the scene for their dream wedding ceremony.

Amy tackles a do-it-yourself project with a friend as a way to deal with her empty-nest syndrome. Meanwhile, Zach asks Jeremy to play an important role at his wedding; and Matt and Amy finally discuss the future of their marriage.

Tori goes dress shopping while Zach gets fitted for his suit. Elsewhere, Matt and Amy launch the family's new salsa business; and Jeremy ponders his future in Los Angeles.

Amy hosts a charity mud run on the farm as a way to give back to the community. Meanwhile, Zach and Tori feel the pressure of planning their wedding.

A windmill cocktail bar for Zach and Tori's wedding proves to be a challenging construction job for Matt and Jeremy. Meanwhile, Amy and Matt visit a local grocery store to see if it will sell their salsa.

Zach and Tori's wedding is just days away, and Jeremy is nervous about his best man speech, while Amy and Molly concentrate on the rehearsal dinner, but everyone is worried about a dreary weather forecast that could ruin the couple's dream ceremony.

In this exclusive 2-hour special, the Roloff family sits down with NBC News correspondent, Andrea Canning to share the incredible highs and heartbreaking lows from the most recent season of Little People, Big World.

The Roloffs welcome Dan and Michelle Hamill and their three children to the farm; they get a taste of country life, meeting the animals, seeing the farm's castle and going on a treasure hunt.

The kids are home for the holidays, but they have to get used to a new family situation since Matt moved out of the main house and into the bridal suite to give him and Amy some space and time to work out their differences.

It's springtime and big changes are in bloom at Roloff farm. Matt and Amy keep a united front at Jeremy's graduation; Amy seeks out a business venture of her own; and Jeremy decides to take his relationship with Audrey to the next level.

The family go on a ski trip for the weekend in an attempt to repair broken bonds when Matt and Amy's troubles overshadow Jeremy and Audrey's wedding plans.

Pumpkin season's approach inspires an idea to drum up business by entering a float in a local parade. Meanwhile, Jeremy and Audrey are overwhelmed by wedding plans with only a few months to go.

With Jeremy's big day just months away, Operation Wedding Preparation is in full swing on the farm. Following in his twin's footsteps, Zach reveals he wants to marry the love of his life, girlfriend Tori, and he is ready to pop the question.

Jeremy and his bride-to-be, Audrey, feel equally nervous and excited as they complete the final details for their wedding. Meanwhile, Matt falls seriously ill and everyone worries he will not be able to attend his son's big day.

All four Roloff kids are home for the first time in years as the seventh season begins, which will help as wedding season is approaching and the farm needs a lot of work. Meanwhile, Matt hatches a wild scheme; and the family deal with tragic news.

Tension between Matt and Amy rises as the first wedding approaches, and Matt's carelessness leaves them unprepared when the bride arrives. Meanwhile, Rocky's health continues to decline.

Matt stages the inaugural Family Game Day to get the kids more involved in the farm's activities, and it turns into a spirited competition.

Matt champions a prefab home an answer to the Roloff's bridal-suite problem, but having it in place and ready for occupation in time for the next wedding is another matter. Meanwhile, Zach decides he wants to move back home.

A month to plan wedding No. 3 gives the Roloffs time to make it their most memorable ceremony to date, but Matt and Amy's new assistant may turn it into one they'd rather forget.

Zach asks his dad for advice when a new opportunity arises for Tori and him, but Matt's suggestion that he pay attention to how his parents work together only confuses Zach, who challenges them to spend a whole day side by side.

The summer's last wedding demands the Roloffs' attention as pumpkin season is ready to begin, but everything could be put on hold due to rain and Matt's shoulder pain.

The Roloffs deals with change in the family dynamic. Included: Jeremy and Molly return to school; at the same time Zach moves into a new house. Also: A series of catastrophes during pumpkin season push Matt and Amy to their limits and leave them wondering whether they have a future together after 25 years of marriage.

To start their wedding business, the Roloffs find themselves racing the clock to completely refurbish several buildings and landscape a huge area for ceremonies in time for the summer wedding season.

The Roloffs book their first wedding and the whole family pitches in to try to make the event a success. Way behind schedule and dangerously over budget, Matt and Amy are desperate to finish construction on the new property any way they can.

When Molly moves out, Amy takes her little girl off to college and leaves Matt to manage a wedding event. But when the horse wranglers are late and Matt's farm manager drops the wedding cake, the day turns out to be anything but a fairy tale.

Matt and Amy may have bit off more than they can chew when they book a mega-sized wedding. When a thunderstorm brings a torrential downpour and sends everyone running, the Roloffs find out the hard way that the bigger the wedding, the bigger the problems.

The Roloffs pull out all the stops to transform the farm into Hawaiian paradise for their final wedding of the season. Matt's obsession with creating a flaming volcano proves to be an explosive idea with Amy and when Zach announces a major life change.

Matt and Amy decide to throw a big bash at the new wedding farm venue to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. But the planning is anything but a party when Matt and Amy find themselves at odds over every detail.

With three of four kids out of the house, Amy is feeling restless and decides to take on the challenge of climbing Mount St. Helens. Meanwhile, Matt secretly builds Amy a schoolhouse as a special gift. It's apparent that neither has plans to slow down.

With 3 of 4 kids out of the house, Matt and Amy have retreated into their own separate worlds. When attempts to refuel their marriage with date nights go especially sour, they find themselves questioning whether or not their relationship is worth saving..

As the only kid still living at home, Jacob is the center of attention and doesn't like it. Matt wants help with a farm project but Amy has other plans seeking a teaching job. Pursuing separate goals presents the Roloffs with some unexpected challenges.

After a long winter, Matt and Amy attempt to breathe new life into their relationship by embarking on a family trip to Costa Rica. The kids though, have separate plans in mind. Sparks ignite and one Roloff finds himself stumbling through the jungle alone.

As Matt recovers from a vertigo collapse, he realizes that he's got to do something about his health before it's too late. Alarmed by Matt's scare, Amy gets herself checked out and discovers that she's clinically obese.

The Roloffs have reached max capacity - there is literally no place left to store their junk. Matt decides to have a big Roloff garage sale, but is met with resistance by the whole family.

Matt and Amy's hectic public speaking schedules take their toll on the family. The Roloffs are used to Matt being gone, but when Amy's travel takes her away for weeks at a time, it throws the family out of whack.

Zach and Matt have their differences - and that's putting it mildly. Matt realizes it's time to reconcile with Zach, so he takes him on a road trip. Will father and son find enough common ground to mend their broken relationship?

The Roloff boys go camping with their buddies, but mishaps with a snow-in and a gasoline fire throw their trip into chaos. Meanwhile, the Roloff ladies hit the Oregon coast and battle broken cameras and seasickness.

Now 20 years old, Zach struggles with issues like getting a job and buying a car. When he is presented with an offer to portray a leprechaun, it causes him to address his dwarfism in new ways. It's a stressful time as Zach makes important decisions.

Matt feeds his Hollywood dreams and organizes a local cast and crew - including Jeremy - and attempts to make a movie about a spooky pumpkin farm.

When micromanager Matt tries to "help" Jeremy and Amy on a couple of their projects, he's met with a mountain of resistance.

As their lovable dog Rocky faces a health crisis, the Roloffs worry that they might be forced to say goodbye to him sooner than they expected. Meanwhile, Rocky has his hands full with the Roloff cats when they move in on his turf.

Matt pulls off a minor logistical miracle transporting an oversized replica of Noah's Ark to the farm. Amy is dead-set against it, but when a government official trespasses to investigate the giant attraction, she defends the project and her property.

Amy and Matt butt heads over the spot where she's planting her garden, and a "turf war" ensues. Meanwhile, Matt believes bees are the keys to the success of this season's pumpkin crop.

Zach takes a dating class to help him learn how to break the ice with the opposite sex - will he use his newfound skills to get a date? Meanwhile, the family wonders if Molly might be interested in a boy.

Amy's quest to improve her health hits new heights when she trains hard for an adventurous hike up a mountain with her twin sons. Meanwhile, the whole family chips in to provide Jacob with a boost in confidence.

Amy hopes to guide her charity foundation to greatness, but when her board members find themselves at odds with one another, her leadership skills are called into question. Can she pull it together in time for this year's big fundraiser?

Inspired by his artistic uncle Sam Roloff, Jeremy experiments with becoming a photographer. Meanwhile, Molly may have bitten off more than she can chew when she tries to balance schoolwork, a job, a college search, and running a marathon.

Matt launches a bicycle donation program benefiting dwarf children while Amy, Zach and Jeremy journey to Haiti to provide relief for earthquake victims.

All 6 Roloffs come together to answer some Frequently Asked Questions about their fun, chaotic life on the farm, highlighting their experiences across 229 episodes of the series.

Learn about each member of the Roloff family as they answer more viewer questions, focusing on their personal experiences over the past 5 years.

The twins face challenges growing up when Zach puts off buying a new car and Jeremy has a tough time applying for a job.

While the twins explore moving into their own apartment, Matt and Amy reevaluate their lives and seriously consider selling the farm.

The Roloffs are back, and after a tumultuous year, the family deals with a dramatic change as one of the twins finally moves off the farm and out of state. Matt and Amy come to terms with the state of their marriage. marriage and the future of Roloff

As Matt is about to turn 50 he worries that his best days are behind him. But a series of family surprises on his birthday prove to him that the best in life is yet to come.

Zach is stuck in a rut and still living at home. Matt and Amy struggle to motivate him to move forward in life, but it's the arrival of a new girlfriend that changes Zach's life in immeasurable ways.

Amy's dream of creating her own cookbook is about to be realized when Matt's dream of tripling the size of Roloff farms ignites a dramatic battle over the future of the farm.

The confluence of Amy's 50th birthday and Matt and Amy's 25th wedding anniversary inspires Matt to take Amy on an adventurous and romantic road trip to California. The couple re-trace their honeymoon steps in San Francisco and Matt surprises Amy.

With Jeremy away at school and Molly about to leave for college, the Roloffs embark on a once-in-a-lifetime trip to the land Down Under. It's an emotional journey when Zach brings his girlfriend and Jeremy returns to find the family has changed.

After years of growing apart, twins Zach and Jeremy attempt to reconnect on their first trip to Europe. Backpacking in Scotland without the rest of the Roloff family proves to be tougher than they had imagined.

Only a few days into their European trip, twins Zach and Jeremy have lots of fun in London, but trouble awaits them in Amsterdam - where personalities clash, tensions rise, and a visit to the city's infamous red light district causes friction.

Amy, Molly and Jake fly off to Italy, but when Molly gets sick on the plane, it threatens to ruin their vacation before it begins. Meanwhile, traveling in Germany, Zach and Jeremy visit a small town and run head-on into the language barrier.

Zach and Jeremy travel through Bavaria without a plan. After an awe-inspiring tram ride to Germany's tallest peak, an eye-opening tour of Dachau Concentration Camp moves them beyond words. Meanwhile, Amy, Molly and Jake journey from Rome to Pisa, Italy.

After getting lost in a small town on the edge of the Black Forest, Zach and Jeremy are invited by the Mayor's daughter to stay overnight at her house. In Italy, Amy, Molly and Jake enjoy the sights from Florence to Venice.

The Roloffs reunite in Nice, France and journey north by train to Paris. Determined to show the family an amazing time in the City of Light, Matt overbooks their schedule - and Roloff chaos erupts on the streets of Paris.

Under the guise of preparing for an LP soccer camp, Matt goes on a project frenzy - building a huge locker room and a mini Grand Canyon on the farm. Matt tries to sneak his schemes past Amy, who watches him like a hawk.

Matt appoints himself the manager of Zach's soccer team for the upcoming World Dwarf Games. Tension builds when Matt and Amy disagree about team sponsorship, jeopardizing her position as a Dwarf Athletic Association board member.

As Zach's LP soccer team gathers at Roloff Farms to train for the World Dwarf Games in Belfast. Matt and Amy get their wires crossed over the training agenda, and Zach is stunned when Matt announces he won't be traveling with the team to Northern Ireland.

Matt skips the opening days of the World Dwarf Games, and Amy must scramble to get everyone registered to compete in the events. Juggling the roles of coach, player, manager and mom pushes Amy to her limits.

Zach's LP team, the Statesmen, vies for a gold medal in basketball at the World Dwarf Games. But when teammate Marty Klebba is rushed to the hospital with a health scare, the Statesmen's shot at glory is at risk.

Zach struggles to get his LP team, the Statesmen, focused on victory in the soccer tournament at the World Dwarf Games. In an intense final match, the team's gold medal hopes rest on Zach in a dramatic penalty kick shootout.

Amy decides to organize a major golf tournament fundraiser for the Dwarf Athletic Association and tackles learning to play golf herself. Meanwhile, Matt takes advantage of a distracted Amy and begins yet another costly farm project: a giant woodshed.

Amy embarks on a massive fundraising venture to raise money for dwarf athletics. The project turns out to be the biggest challenge of her life, as logistical nightmares and personal meltdowns push Amy's leadership skills to the limit.

With her golf tournament fundraiser facing financial failure, Amy struggles to balance being a philanthropist, wife and mom - especially when she's distracted by things that keep falling through the cracks at home.

Matt holds a "Fort-A-Thon" at the farm for disadvantaged children. He also hopes to inspire his own kids to get off the couch, get outside, and make something happen - which turns out to be a tougher sell than he expected.

Zach and Amy kick off the first ever LP Space Camp. Zach has trouble embracing a leadership role - while Amy realizes they're creating opportunities for little people from all walks of life.

Matt and Amy plan separate celebrations for their driver-to-be daughter, Molly. But while academics are smooth sailing for Molly, passing her driving test is a rocky road.

When the county springs a surprise inspection, the future of Roloff Farms is threatened. Matt scrambles to spruce up his attractions, but the county inspector threatens to shut down the farm before pumpkin season even starts.

With the twins' freshman year of college off to a slow start, Matt & Amy are concerned about their lack of motivation. Matt looks to teach the twins a valuable lesson by turning the management of Roloff Farms over to them at the height of pumpkin season.

Ten years after he began building Molly's Castle, Matt is dead set on completing what's become his most drawn-out and costly farm attraction. Amy begrudgingly approves until Matt's budget on the project begins to swell.

Amy helps Molly get ready for her first high school formal dance, but it's a bittersweet experience because it's also Zach and Jeremy's last.

When Matt's doctor says he'll need major spine surgery within 6 months, he decides to start checking items off his "bucket list". Against Amy's wishes, and despite his declining health, Matt takes Jeremy skiing.

Zach is in his final high school soccer season and due to his dwarfism, this could be his last chance to play competitively in an average height league. But when poor grades get him benched, Zach must scramble to improve them before the season ends.

As the twins' senior year of high school flies by, it's clear that Zach and Jeremy are not ready for higher education. Amy takes them to tour a local college, but the boys are way behind the curve in applying and getting accepted to a university.

It's Matt against the whole family as Amy encourages the kids' desire to have their friends over in their newly remodeled home. The result is chaos and clutter. Matt fights back by organizing the jumbled mess in the basement, which Amy uses for storage.

When Matt plans a Caribbean sailing vacation on a week that Amy can't get off work, the scheduling conflict divides the family. Upset that it won't be a true family vacation without his mom, Zach leads the charge to mutiny against his dad.

Matt travels with Jeremy, Jacob, Papa Ron and two buddies to the beautiful British Virgin Islands for an adventurous sailboat cruise. But Matt's increasing lack of mobility leaves him on the sidelines while the other guys enjoy all the activities.

Jacob turns 12 and his parents give him a cell phone, but when he racks up an outrageous bill -- with over 8,000 texts -- Matt and Amy doubt whether Jake is ready for the responsibility.

Zach takes the first step toward his aspirations of becoming a soccer coach when he leads Jacob's soccer camp. Taking control as coach proves to be a struggle and Zach wonders if he's got what it takes.

Mother's Day weekend is also the twins' 19th birthday, and Matt shocks everyone by announcing that he's going to Hawaii - alone. Feeling abandoned, Amy does her best to plan a fun camping trip for the kids.

Molly risks losing her perfect 4.0 GPA when she fails a test. In an effort to master Spanish, she stops speaking English altogether. Meanwhile, the twins' visit to a local university seems pointless as their senior year grades continue to flounder.

It's a Roloff family first as Matt, Amy and all the kids rough it on a Utah dude ranch. Cattle-drives and a fun poker game add to the excitement, and everyone waits to see whether or not Matt will get on a horse.

With lots of dude ranch fun yet in store, Matt decides to leave the trip early. After Matt skips several activities, he goes home, leaving Amy to finish another vacation alone with the kids.

Amy goes to Florida where she's the keynote speaker at a charity fundraiser and golf tournament. While she's there, she volunteers at a relief organization and has an inspiring visit to a children's home.

Matt escorts the Salman family out of Baghdad into Washington, DC and on to Roloff Farms. The Iraqi family experiences a cultural whirlwind as they emigrate to America with the hope of finding freedom and getting life-saving surgeries for their children.

As Matt and Amy's relationship continues to deteriorate, Matt slips into mid-life crisis. His spending goes over the top and he buys two Mercedes sedans at a time when he's still paying off their big home remodel.

After months of increasing problems with his hearing, Zach learns he needs ear surgery. But what begins as a short and simple procedure, becomes a lengthy reconstruction of Zach's eardrum.

Amy and Matt's families gather for the twins' pre-graduation party. Jeremy surprises everyone by making the honor roll -- but when Zach's report card includes a failing grade, no one knows whether he'll even be getting his diploma.

It's a 19-year milestone as the Roloff twins graduate from high school. Despite being uncertain about what his future holds and just barely making the grade, Zach approaches this transition with maturity.

Matt and an orthopedic surgeon return to the Middle East to perform leg straightening operations on Ali and Bara'a, two of the dwarf children Matt met on his first trip to Iraq.

Matt and an orthopedic surgeon return to the Middle East to perform leg straightening operations on two of the dwarf children Matt met on his first trip to Iraq.

Matt and Amy's great expectations are realized when Molly is named valedictorian of her 8th grade class. But Amy has her hands full when Molly refuses to give a speech and picks a graduation dress that violates the school dress code.

Amy takes the kids to visit her family, the Knights, in Michigan. Amy's father, Gordon, takes his grandkids hiking in the woods but the idyllic scene turns to chaos when Jacob gets a tick, and no one seems to know how to get rid of it.

Amy and the kids continue their visit with her parents in Michigan. There, she takes the kids to see the house she grew up in. It's an emotional moment for Amy as she tearfully recalls her decision to leave Michigan to start a new life in Oregon.

The Roloffs travel to the Little People of American National Conference in Detroit, Michigan. It was at this event 22 years ago that Matt met Amy at a Motor City Micronauts basketball game - and Amy reunites the Micronauts for a celebration.

Zach and his dwarf athletic team "The Grasshogs" are favored to win this year's Dwarf Athletic Association of America (DAAA) soccer tournament. Zach must rise to the challenge in the championship match when the Grasshogs face a tough and talented team.

Amy realizes a longtime dream by taking her family on a riverboat cruise on the Mississippi River. Matt rushes home to take care of some urgent farm matters, leaving Amy and the kids wondering if he'll make it back before before the trip is over.

All is not well now that Matt is aboard the riverboat with the rest of the family for their summer cruise. Matt just wants to relax and hang out on the boat while Amy pushes the family to seek new adventures and make the most out of every vacation moment.

With their riverboat cruise finished, Matt heads home, leaving Amy in charge for the final days of the Roloff summer vacation. She does her best to keep the kids happy on their road trip through the South to New Orleans.

After a long vacation, Amy wants the family to give something back. She and the kids head to Biloxi, Mississippi where they learn firsthand how much work is still left to be done as they help build new houses and repair one damaged in the storm.

Matt embarks on his most ambitious farm attraction ever: a long, curvy bridge that slopes from the highest point on the farm down to the tree house. With all Matt's attention focused on the bridge, Amy worries that he'll forget their anniversary.

Now that the twins are 18, Matt and Amy finally feel they can take a trip and leave them in charge - sort of. After giving the kids a long list of rules and stern warnings, Matt and Amy go to Hawaii with their friends, Rob and Amy Haines.

Zach and Jeremy are having a hard time balancing their social life with academics in their senior year. The twins help pack the house when their buddy's band performs at a local coffee shop, but they can't seem to cram in enough study time for the SAT.

Upon turning 15, Molly focuses on getting her drivers permit. When a driving lesson from Jeremy ends with them running out of gas and a ride with Amy goes awry due to a near collision, Molly's driving career appears ill-fated. Will she pass the exam?

The Roloffs recall their adventurous RV road trip from the Summer of '07, with never-before-seen moments and a new look at some of the trip's highlights: including an Old West gunfight, beach fun in San Diego, a pit stop, and a scary fireside ghost story.

Jacob is excited when Amy takes him to Space Camp at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville, AL. Amy stays busy by touring local historic sites and learning about the contributions that Helen Keller and Rosa Parks made to our national legacy.

The pumpkin season of 2007 was a stressful time on Roloff Farms. Matt and Amy went on vacation, missing the first week of business. Matt left an assistant in charge, but it didn't take long for the family to run afoul of their new boss.

Still coping with the loss of his friend and business partner, Mike Detjen, Matt decides to complete their last big project together: the new and improved trebuchet. Matt hopes to finish it in honor of his late friend.

For Matt and Amy, Jacob has always been their most challenging child. Although he's a good student and soccer player, Jake acts out, sulks and annoys his siblings. When Jake uses profanity in front of Amy, she comes up with a creative way discipline him.

Expecting to break every attendance record, Matt makes big investments in preparation for the new pumpkin season. But when opening day brings just a handful of visitors, Matt wonders if he's made a huge mistake.

Back when the Roloff twins were still Juniors, they were all about having fun. Amy tries to instill some basic skills like cooking, but the twins are too busy thinking about dating, driving and getting tattoos.

Pumpkin season gets underway, but when Zach has a near-catastrophic tractor accident on the same day that Jeremy is promoted to tractor supervisor, tensions build between the twins. Meanwhile, a giant tortoise named Ferdinand escapes the new petting zoo.

Matt recalls his 2 trips to Iraq, where he and Dr. Hoffinger gave much-needed medical aid to an Iraqi family's dwarf children. The story continues as Matt interacts with soldiers, dines with a Sheik and receives an honorary commission from the U.S. Army.

This pumpkin season turns out to be the biggest ever for Roloff Farms. Facing capacity crowds, Matt tries to supervise his oversized and inexperienced staff, and finds that his micro-managing only serves to create more stress for everyone - especially him.

In the fall of 2005, the Roloff men went on a camping adventure in the Oregon wilderness, while Molly and Amy stayed home for some girl time. This fresh look at unseen moments recalls a time when life was simpler for the Roloffs.

When Matt Roloff learns of dwarf children in Iraq who need medical intervention, he makes the difficult, dangerous journey into Baghdad to find the family, befriend them, and get photos and x-rays to bring back to America for evaluation.

When Matt Roloff learns of dwarf children in Iraq who need medical intervention, he makes the difficult, dangerous journey into Baghdad to find the family, befriend them, and get photos and x-rays to bring back to America for evaluation.

After months of renovation, the Roloffs are remodel-weary - especially now that it's winter . But when Matt decides to "go green" and install a gigantic geothermal heat pump system, the whole family chips in to warm up their house again.

Molly puts her brothers to shame when she and her girlfriends are the first to spend the night out in the Native American plank house. Zach and Jeremy organize a campout with their buddies - but wind up worrying Amy when they don't return home on time..

Matt and Amy are invited to speak together at a corporate conference. When Matt falls ill, Amy wonders if she'll be able to handle more than her share of the speech. Back on the farm the kids begin to learn what it takes to manage daily life on their own.

Thanks to his work at Sylvan Learning Center, Zach's grades are dramatically improving. For extra credit in history class, Zach makes a Civil War movie with his friends, but he has to scramble when he realizes he hasn't written a part for his girlfriend.

Matt ups the ante for his accessibility kit business DAS by taking Amy and a group of their little people friends to a Las Vegas hotel convention. Back at the farm, an overflowing toilet means chaos for the kids.

While Matt and Amy are in Vegas having a blast with their little people friends, the Roloff kids are on their own. Although Jacob is being a pesky little brother, his twin brothers encourage him to grow up by taking him along for an adventurous hike.

Matt takes the Roloff remodel outside and hires his old buddy Romi to build a new deck. Arguments with Amy flare up when Matt continues to make last-minute changes. Amid the construction chaos, Amy tries to focus on her preschool class graduation.

With money he's saved, Jeremy buys an old, broken-down car to fix up. But after he and Zach are busted for off-road "mudding" with their cars and breaking state law by driving with an underage passenger, Matt and Amy suspend the twins' driving privileges.

When Zach and Jeremy's school soccer team goes on a losing streak, Matt and Amy struggle to teach the twins life lessons in responsibility and perseverance. But on the sidelines, Amy's competitive nature erupts.

The upheaval of the Roloff remodel is at an all-time high. As stress takes its toll on the family, Matt announces his plan to move his business office into the house - adding to the chaos - and Amy worries that she's lost control of her household.

After over 6 months of work, the latest Roloff remodel is in the final stages. Tired of the family living on top of one another in 2 rooms, Amy has run out of patience with Matt's constant additions and changes. Jeremy crashes into the new garage door.

With the remodel finally behind them, the Roloffs go to Orlando for a much-needed escape. Amy leads the charge to get the family into vacation mode, but it takes more than belly-dancing, alligator catching and grub-worm eating to loosen Zach up.

Now that their old, yellow Volkswagen Beetle has been overhauled at a body shop. Matt takes Zach and Jeremy on a road trip to trailer it home. For Matt and his oldest sons, it's a journey of male bonding, discovery and discomfort.

Amy visits an little people friend in Napa, California, where she speaks at a local church group for Mother's Day. Back home, Matt tries to organize a big surprise for her: a gazebo built on her favorite spot on the farm.

Zach and Jeremy have reached adulthood-sort of. They're 18, but they don't seem ready to leave the nest. Amy prepares a pool party for the twins, but when Matt drags his feet on getting the pool in working order, the whole party is put in jeopardy.

Amy joins her siblings in Taos, New Mexico to celebrate her sister's birthday. They ride horses, raft whitewater rapids and experience a Native American sweat lodge, but the fun grinds to a halt when the chaos at the farm finds its way back to Amy.

It's been over 2 years since both Matt and Amy's families got together, so they invite the Knights and the Roloffs to the farm for an early holiday celebration. Amy attempts to deck the halls and transform their home into a "Roloff Winterland".

Matt and Amy's families gather for their holiday celebration. Coordinating a meal for 25 guests is a lot to manage. The family get-together includes Matt's brother Sam (a little person), Amy's parents Gordon and Pat, and a guest appearance by Santa.

Family friend Mike Detjen is as involved with the Roloff family as he's ever been: building a new trebuchet, coaching the twins' soccer team. But when a heart condition suddenly takes Mike's life, the family must face coping with the loss of their friend.

In the aftermath of losing their dear friend Mike Detjen, the Roloff family recalls his special place in their lives. They prepare for his funeral and turn an already planned housewarming party into an emotional get-together to honor his memory.

It's a tense time for the Roloff family as Matt goes to court to learn the date of his upcoming DUI trial. Matt works with Amy to prepare his defense, but a meeting with his trial attorney reminds Matt that going to trial is a roll of the dice.

Matt's DUI trial begins and the prosecution presents its case. When the arresting officer testifies against him, Matt grows increasingly concerned about his chances with the jury. Tension mounts as Matt prepares to take the stand.

With wife Amy in the courtroom for support, it's Matt Roloff's turn on the stand in his DUI trial. Matt's lawyer lays out the defense, and the prosecution's cross-examination is intense. Matt and Amy have high hopes for a not guilty verdict.

Matt arranges a surprise dinner for Amy to mark their 20th wedding anniversary. Meanwhile, Jeremy and Kirsten celebrate their first year together - and Zach is in the early stages of his first romantic relationship with an average height girl named Danni.

Matt and his artist buddy Sven plan to build a sawmill with a working waterwheel. But when Matt leaves Sven in charge of preparing the farm's attractions for a corporate party, Sven has his own ideas about what's important, and tensions rise.

Always looking to improve the attractions on Roloff Farms, Matt decides its time to revamp his old "Indian Village". But rather than embark on another trial and error, do-it-yourself project, Matt chooses to bring in a local Native American tribe.

Due to a scheduling snafu, Matt and Amy are set to go on a little people cruise during the critical first week of pumpkin season. Tensions are rising as the family scrambles to prepare before Matt and Amy leave.

With Matt and Amy away on a little people cruise off Mexico, pumpkin season at Roloff Farms in is chaos. Matt's substitute manager Becky clashes with Grandma Peg, and long lines, confusion, and foul weather push the whole operation to its limits.

A record-breaking Roloff pumpkin season requires all hands on deck, so when Molly shows up late for work with a bad attitude, Matt and Amy cut her no slack.

As Halloween approaches, Matt, Jacob, and Mike D. work to build a safer, stronger trebuchet. Ironically, both Mike D. and Jacob are injured on the one-year anniversary of the original trebuchet accident that sent them both to the hospital.

Amy takes Molly on a tour of Victoria, British Columbia for some mother-daughter bonding and a little whale watching. Meanwhile, Zach goes on his first real date with Dani, an average height girl.

Jeremy is repeatedly late for school and has his driving privileges revoked. Meanwhile, both he and Zach get into hot water over poor grades.

Concerned about their consistently poor grades, Matt and Amy enroll twins Zach and Jeremy in Sylvan Learning Center, where their studies get off to a rough start. Meanwhile, Jeremy displays his engineering aptitude by building a working hovercraft.

Matt and Amy's Little Person friend Rob Haines prepares to undergo a risky surgery to correct a dwarfism-related spinal issue. Once Rob is out of the operating room, Matt visits him as he recovers in California.

Matt and his friend Connie, also a dwarf, participate in a high school project designed to create community LP awareness. Jeremy, Zach, his average height girlfriend Dani, and their friends join in a relief effort to assist families hit by a recent flood.

Matt embarks on an ambitious remodel of the Roloff house that soon proves well beyond his abilities to manage. With an architect and a general contractor already on the payroll, Amy wonders how they'll be able to pay for it all.

What began as adding a garage has turned into doubling the size of the Roloff house.The family's excitement about the extra space turns to dread when they realize that they'll all be living together in the den until the remodel is finished.

Zach invites Danni, his first average height date, to his high school winter formal dance. Jeremy takes girlfriend Kirsten, and the rest of the gang join them for a fun evening. Meanwhile, Amy departs for a motivational speech at a college in Iowa.

Amy is in Iowa where she gives a motivational speech at Cornell College. Before the big speech, she enjoys some winter fun with students. Meanwhile, Matt plods ahead with his ever-expanding home remodel.

With his continual modifications and upgrades, Matt's home renovation is out of control. Amy and the kids complain that their home is increasingly unlivable and when Matt realizes he's run out of money, everyone wonders if the addition will ever get done.

Matt Roloff shows his kids what competition is all about as he challenges them to do battle with him in the board game Risk. Meanwhile, though not yet a licensed driver, Jeremy gets his vintage pickup truck ready for the day he can drive it on his own.

Zach is caught off guard when 2 female LP friends arrive unexpectedly on the farm. As he struggles to find things to do with them, it's clear that Zach is not quite a lady's man. Amy takes Molly, Jacob and their friends to a blustery day at the beach.

Even though the water's cold, Molly and Jacob can't resist jumping into their pool in the first days of summer, but soon their horseplay results in Jacob getting hurt. Infected with summer laziness, the rest of the kids are slow to help with chores.

All the colors of Molly begin to shine. She's independent, ignoring the Roloff boys' soccer tradition, she begins another season of volleyball. She's motivating - she convinces the rest of the family to help her study Russian and plant a vegetable garden.

Along with their friends, twins Zach and Jeremy keep getting distracted as they struggle to complete their Swamp Fort - the project ultimately leads to an all-out paintball attack on the fort. Meanwhile, Matt installs an athletic court on the farm.

Although he's often wimpy, needy and smelly, the Roloffs' bull mastiff dog Rocky is a much-loved member of the family. The Roloffs in turn each share special moments with Rocky - and they all rally together with concern when he's injured.

Both the twins, Jeremy and Zach, have trouble completing their school year academically; and after receiving their report cards, they realize they both made Fs in math; the twins' failing grades mean they must attend summer school.

The Roloff family kicks off their over-ambitious road trip in an oversized RV. They've barely left their driveway when the trouble begins.

On the second leg of the Roloffs' RV journey, Amy and the kids question Matt's trip planning wisdom during a scorching trek through the 128-degree heat of Death Valley.

On the third leg of their RV odyssey, the differences between the Roloff boys and girls are in stark relief, as Amy and Molly spend a peaceful day in Sedona, Arizona - while Matt and his rowdy sons get their kicks along a stretch of old Route 66.

The conclusion to the sprawling Roloff road trip finds the family retracing their roots in California.

It's planting season, and farmer Matt leads the charge to get this year's pumpkin and corn crops in the ground - while Amy, Molly and Grandma Peg plant a family vegetable garden.

A few months after major leg surgery, Zach feels recovered enough to compete in the Dwarf Athletic Association of America Games.

After his long recovery from leg surgery, Zach is back in action and ready to face his soccer rivals.

For the first time in his life, Matt customizes a car (his red VW Bug) to fit him perfectly.

Jeremy, Zach and their pals push to finish building a "Swamp Fort" in the woods on the farm. Torn between Kirsten and his buddies, Jeremy does his best to finish the fort and throw a birthday party for Kirsten.

Zach invites three of his dwarf buddies to Roloff Farms for a weekend of paintball, horseplay and sports.

The LP weekend continues as Zach and his three dwarf buddies wage an all-out paintball war with Jeremy and his average height friends.

Matt is set to give a motivational speech in Paducah, Kentucky, a town steeped in Civil War history, so he decides to bring history buffs Zach and Molly along.

The Roloffs scramble to get their passports in time for their family vacation to the Bahamas, which kicks off with a sailing excursion.

With the Roloffs' Bahamas trip underway, Jeremy discovers he has a knack for sailing.

As their Abacos vacation draws to a close, the Roloffs really connect with Bahamian culture.

Matt goes to the doctor for the first time in years and discovers that his health is in serious jeopardy.

After his doctors recommend swimming as a good way to improve his failing health, Matt decides to fulfill a longtime Roloff wish to build a family pool.

Matt promises that the Roloff's new swimming pool will be completed in time for Molly's upcoming birthday party. With much of the project still unfinished, Jacob suffers another head injury, sending him back to the hospital.

The twins take the final tests for their drivers licenses. Jeremy approaches his test with total confidence, but Zach is typically less certain. With both of her sons becoming drivers, Amy must come to terms with Zach and Jeremy's increasing independence.

It's the last weekend of pumpkin season. Jacob and Mike are launching pumpkins with the trebuchet when something goes terribly wrong. The medieval catapult misfires, seriously injuring Mike and Jacob, and sending them both to the hospital.

Jacob and Mike are treated at the hospital for their traumatic injuries. While Jacob goes into surgery, Amy hold vigil at the hospital. Matt holds down the fort at home, fielding endless calls from local media interested in the bizarre accident.

In light of the dangerous trebuchet accident, Matt decides to order a professional safety fee inspection of the entire farm. Meanwhile, Matt and Amy revisit familiar arguments over finances, and Amy struggles to impart the value of a dollar to the kids.

Before heading to Florida for a convention, Matt plots a surprise birthday party for Amy and Molly. He gives the twins money, and asks them to get everything ready in time for his return, but worries that they might not come through.

Jeremy's lackluster performance in school gets Matt and Amy thinking about his academic future. When Matt makes a motivational speech at a Pennsylvania college, he uses the opportunity to put in a plug for his C-student son.

The teens are 16 and old enough to get their licenses. However, Jeremy has to wait until his grade improve while Zach, still shaky behind the wheel, takes driving lessons. Meanwhile, Matt races his VW bug at a local drag strip.

After sitting out last season, Zach gives high school soccer another try, but struggles to win the respect of his team. Jeremy is crushed when he fails to make the Olympic Development soccer team, while the twins' team has a shot at the playoffs.

When Matt offers a $100 bounty for the capture of a particularly bothersome mole, Jeremy's efforts to trap the rodent kick into high gear. Jacob's increasingly stinky feet can no longer be ignored, and Matt applies his own secret foot powder. This was considered a lost episode containing footage from the summer 2005.

Matt turns a barn into a Men's Crisis Center where he can hang out with his sons, safe from female criticism. In the midst of the project, Matt discovers his childhood diary and Jacob has the ultimate camp out on the farm, complete with an apple war!

Matt hatches a scheme to raise cash by having truckloads of soil dumped on the farm, but an all-day caravan of dust and noise has Amy outraged. Still, when Matt shares his grand plan for the farm, Amy can't help but admire his outsized passion and vision.

The twins, Jeremy and Zach, do their best to teach soccer to their kid brother, but Jacob's temper gets in the way. Amy is concerned about Jacob's casual attitude towards his schoolwork. Meanwhile, Matt and Jeremy take the family dog to the vet.

While Amy is busy juggling her kids' events, working two jobs, and doing her chores at home, she is suddenly taxed with finding host families for three visiting soccer coaches. Meanwhile, Matt impulsively decides to clean the house from top to bottom.

Zach has trouble keeping up when he and his much-taller twin brother Jeremy ride their bikes. But Zach hits the jackpot when his father Matt gets a team of designers and welders to build Zach a Little People-friendly bike, which helps Zach ride faster.

With just one week before Halloween, Matt decides to throw an impromptu Harvest Party to promote his pumpkin business. But when Matt tries to enlist the Roloff kids' support for the idea, Zach storms off, annoyed by Matt's haphazard, last-minute planning.

Amy takes Zach to Oakland, California, for a consultation with a surgeon who will perform the operation to correct his bowed legs. They return home just before a powerful storm hits, causing destruction and a blackout on the farm.

After a quick Christmas celebration, the family departs for Oakland, California, for Zach's leg surgery. Matt, who went through countless surgeries himself, tries to reassure an increasingly anxious Zach.

The whole family, including Grandpa Ron and Grandma Peg, are in Oakland for Zach's leg surgery. Zach faces the operation with courage, but no one can prepare him for the pain he feels after the surgery.

Zach is home with a cast up to his hip and everyone chips in as he adjusts to his wheelchair, walker, and crutches. Meanwhile, Matt's actor buddy, Marty Klebba, swings by the farm to lift Zach's spirits and winds up in a wrestling match with Amy.

Matt decides to tackle the biggest problem in the Roloff house, his children's messy bedrooms. When a dumpster arrives in the driveway, Matt instructs the kids to empty their rooms into it. A lackluster response leaves Matt wondering how to inspire them.

As Jake's 10th birthday approaches, Matt orchestrates a major remodeling of the kids' bedrooms without much help from his sons. In an effort to motivate Jake, Matt enlists a family friend to give Jake's room a galactic glow-in-the-dark paint job.

Still in a cast from his leg surgery, Zach is stuck inside while his siblings play in the biggest snowstorm to hit the farm in 20 years! With the high school dance just around the corner, Zach is afraid he'll be stuck on the sidelines in a wheelchair.

After months of recovery, Zach returns to Oakland to have his cast removed and to learn if his bowed leg was successfully straightened. Meanwhile, Matt encourages Molly's growing interest in geography with a visit to Rand McNally in Irvine, CA.

Zach's recovery from leg surgery is progressing as slowly as the remodeling of the kids' bedrooms. But when the cast comes off, and Zach tries to ride his bike, kick a soccer ball, and run around too soon, he stands to lose more ground than he's gained.

Matt and Amy have two different approaches to try and get Jeremy to keep up with his schoolwork. Matt offers an incentive, but he soon realizes that it will take a lot more than an old beat-up '68 Camaro to get Jeremy going.

Matt is trying to juggle bulldozing a new pumpkin patch parking lot, repairing the Old West Town church, and finishing Molly's Castle. On top of all that, Matt works to complete the Men's Crisis Center.

After trying to step to the top of an ordinary plastic stool and crashing to the floor, Matt is determined to get his custom-made stool kits into hotels. He meets resistance from one particular hotel company, which mobilizes him to redouble his efforts.

With the Roloff room remodel nearly complete, Jeremy makes a deal with his parents to help finish the project. Meanwhile, Amy's alma mater, Central Michigan University, invites her to give a speech to the student body.

With all the chaos on Roloff Farms, Amy can hardly find time to prepare for her upcoming motivational speech at Central Michigan University. Amy heads to Michigan feeling unprepared, but her arrival on campus triggers a flood of inspirational memories.

Matt takes the family to Knott's Berry Farm, the theme park that inspired many of the farm attractions. Zach's mood turns sour when his shunt prevents him from riding some of the shakier rides, but that doesn't stop the rest of the family from having fun.

Matt, Amy, Jacob, Molly and Zach go to a LPA Conference in Phoenix. Molly surprises everyone when she gets all dolled up for the LPA dance. Back at home, Matt surprises the kids with a rented RV and plans for a road trip to Yosemite and the Grand Canyon.

Jeremy and Zach are planning a beach trip with several of their close friends for their 16th birthday. Meanwhile, when Jacob acts up in front of his dad, Matt and Amy realize he needs some extra attention.

It's Mother's Day and the Roloff kids present homemade cards to Amy and a nice brunch. Matt is worried that his gift—a professional organizer to make over the pantry and laundry room—might upset Amy, who admits she doesn't keep the tidiest home.

This year's peach crop isn't panning out for Roloff Farms, so Matt refocuses his efforts on pumpkins. Matt hires the twins and their buddies to plant the seedlings, but the project is in jeopardy when the boys go on strike for higher wages.

Matt returns home from a business trip to find that no one is ready for their upcoming trip to Hawaii. Matt pushes the family to prepare for the vacation but only succeeds in creating tension and stress.

In Maui, Amy has trouble being pampered by the hotel staff, but the Roloff kids have no problem enjoying themselves in the water. Matt challenges Zach to overcome his fear of surfing.

The Roloff's Hawaiian vacation is scheduled to the last minute with an outrigger canoeing adventure, a snorkeling trip, and a zip-line tour, on which Matt overcomes his fear of heights to soar over Maui's forest canyons.

Conflict erupts when Matt tries to help Zach put together a soccer team for the Dwarf Athletic Association of America Games. While Zach nurses a leg injury that jeopardizes his team, his LP friend Casey gives it her all in the swimming event.

The Dwarf Athletic Games are in full swing and Zach has the chance to compete with people his own size. He's put together his own soccer team to try and beat the mighty LA Breakers, les by "Pirates of the Caribbean" star Marty Klebba.

The Roloff home remodel is still unfinished, so Matt brings in the pros to build a new deck. Meanwhile the Roloff kids embark on a project of their own: making a new tree fort. The boys' fort project gets shut down when Jacob steps on a rusty nail.

Determined to put the finishing touches and beat the failed inspection of their desk by city hall, Matt devises a crafty solution to their problem as the Roloff's equip the new deck with furniture and a low-height grill.

While Amy is away for a weekend reunion with her sisters in San Francisco, Matt makes a long-awaited purchase—a vintage VW Bug—and decides to repaint the house. Then he worries how he'll keep Amy from getting upset.

Inspired by his zip line experience in Hawaii, Matt sets out to build the biggest and best zip line on the west coast, but soon wonders if he has bitten off more than he can chew.

Matt and Amy are planning a Thanksgiving to remember, inviting every member of both their families, but when Matt decides to tear out the entire living room floor, the Roloff's find themselves in a last-minute remodeling nightmare.

It's Thanksgiving on the Roloff Farms and Matt is eager to show off the farm to the nearly 30 family members who have come, many of whom have never seen it. A family photo session runs long, causing turkey trouble in the kitchen.

Matt and Zach attend the Little People of America National Conference. Mat connects with old and new friends while Zach and his LP friends stay up all night, and play football in the hotel halls.

Any and the rest of the family arrive at the Little People of America conference. Zach has a consultation there with an orthopedic surgeon, who recommends surgery soon to help his increasingly painful leg problems.

Zach travels to Pasadena to visit his LP twin buddies, Jeff & Eric Manuel; Meanwhile, Jeremy goes to a pro soccer game in Seattle and gets some professional advice from MLS star Freddy Adu before his tryout for the Olympic Development Program.

Matt travels to New York City for a meeting with an LP hotel executive about getting his accessibility stool kits into national chains. On the farm, the twins re-launch construction on their fort, until a runaway tractor incident slows them down.

Matt threatens to quit his job because the kids are out of control when he's away. Jeremy and Zach break Matt's new mule and Jacob gets in hot water when Amy learns he has smashed a bunch of light bulbs in the barn.

Another corporate picnic is coming to Roloff farms; Matt and Amy have a few chores for the Roloff twins to do, but heir laziness and mischief gets them grounded, and in turn, they are assigned a lot of extra work.

Matt's new organization CoDA (Coalition for Dwarf Advocay) gets it first mission, to assist in a dwarf adoption...and it's first success when Chance, a 5-year-old LP child, leaves the hospital with his new average height parents.

Roloff Farms pumpkin season gets off to an overwhelming start, and unforeseen problems force Matt to temporarily shut the farm down. Matt celebrates his 45th birthday with much fanfare, including a surprise from a state senator.

For dwarves Matt and Amy Roloff, life as as Little People is a constant challenge. Standing only four feet tall, they're struggling to raise four children - a mixture of little and average size siblings - on their 34 acre farm.

Fifteen-year-old twins Zach and Jeremy couldn't be more different. Jeremy is average height and Zach is a Little Person, just 2-feet shorter than his brother. Their dad pushes Zach to overcome his shyness at the Little People of America Conference.

Matt and Amy have been married for 18 years, but as the big date rolls around, both are too stressed out to do a thing about it. Tension runs high as Amy worries about money, the kids, her job, and Matt's lack of a steady job. Their four children, however, have different plans for their parents' big day.

Matt hopes to bond with his twin boys, Jeremy and Zach, but their weeken camping trip doesn't go as planned. Also, Matt and Zach push beyond their physical limitations when they attempt to ascend a rugged mountain path.

Matt plans a birthday surprise for wife Amy and daughter Molly, but it is not the hot-air balloon ride he sends them off on for the day. It's the remodeling of Amy's master bathroom. But, even with the aid of his sons and his father, will he be able to finish it before the birthday girls get back?

With the twin brothers starting their first week of high school, Amy thinks that Jeremy is taking his opportunites as a person of normal height for granted. She gets mad at him for skipping soccer practice, when his shorter brother Zach would give anything merely to be able to try out.

When the twins go to the DMV to get their learner's permits, Jeremy passes the exam easily but Zach has problems. Zach also tries becoming a soccer coach to make up for not being able to play, but dad Matt is starting to get annoyed by the rest of the family's preoccupation with the game.

When Matt rents out the family farm for a corporate picnic, his wife Amy says "enough is enough." Amy considers the event an invasion of privacy, but Matt sees it as an easy way to make money.

Jeremy introduces his first girlfriend to the family, while his twin brother, Zach, struggles with shyness. Matt tried to help build Zach's social skills. Amy faces the image-conscious modeling world when Molly is recruited for a photo shoot.

Matt hatched a plan to build a trebuchet to draw more customers to his pumpkin patch. Later Matt enlists his twin sons' help in the pumpkin field and argues with Amy who insists he didn't pay enough for their help.

Matt and Amy are ready to celebrate the holidays with their four children. Meanwhile, Matt's Christmas shopping is complicated by his short stature.

As the New Year approaches, Matt unveils a plan to remodel the house and create a "little" kitchen, designed for Amy.

Matt hopes to inspire his son Zach to live without limits; introduces him to role models in the dwarf community, including a law professor who served in the Clinton administration and a welder who works on a top-secret naval submarine.

After failing twice, 15-year-old Zach prepares to take another shot at his driving permit exam. But complications arise when Zach crashes the family van during a joy ride on the farm.

Matt is frustrated when Zach blows off a chance to socialize with girls to play football; Amy struggles to motivate Jeremy before a soccer game.

Matt and Amy take a break from their hectic lifestyle with a week-long cruise. But as soon as they return, Matt and Amy butt heads over one of Matt's new schemes: build a chicken coop and bring home a rooster.

When a mystery illness strikes Zach, his parents rush him to the emergency room. Soon after, Doctors take Zach into emergency surgery and the Roloffa anxiously await the results.

To calm Amy's fears about the future, Matt takes a corporate job in the computer software industry. But after years of being his own boss, Matt's transition back to the corporate world is a challenge.

As he recovers from emergency surgery, Zach prepares for his first date, inviting a girl he met at a Little People convention to his winter formal banquet. Jeremy seems at ease at the banquet, Zach's first date is nerve-wracking.

With a business trip to South America looming, Matt races against the clock to finish the kitchen renovation.