Little People, Big World

I have been watching this show for some time now .I founded myself always annoyed by Amy who is Never Satisfied and always complaining about Matt.She's a very unappreciative self-absorbed person.She's completely Spoiled .When they got a divorce she wanted the big house and got it Matt moved out into a small house on the farm and made it work.Matt is the only one that's puts 100 percent into that farm.They all want to keep the farm but he's the only one that does all the work .Amy runs around like a school girl with her new boyfriend & Girl friends. She's decides now that the big house and her side of the farm is too much work ,So now she wants the other side that Matt had built his new life on because that's less work for her again putting her needs first . She has the audacity to say that Matt is bullying her when all he's trying to do is get away from her but even with her new boyfriend and her new life she still needs to hold onto Matt so she can still have anger towards him in reality she is really the bully . She Wants It All .Amy MOVE ON !!!!!!

Why are so many of these comments here bashing Amy? First of all you have to realize that any show of this type is heavily edited to feature the most controversial and exciting scenes, normal day to day activities are boring for the most part. Unless you know the Roloff's personally do not judge their character based on what you see on a TV show, this goes for any "reality" TV you see. There is always editing and the director/editor can paint any picture they want from the raw footage.

I do really enjoy watching the show, initially I got into it for the voyeuristic aspect of the show but now I find myself more interested in the people and their lives. The farm is just crazy with all the play areas and the different crops. I don't think it will ever be the money maker that Matt wants it to be, but it is still a great place for their kids to grow up in and it makes their home a gathering place for friends and neighbors. As an average height person it does help me to see the Roloff's and get to know a little about them. The show has certainly opened my eyes. It was really touching when Amy said that she was afraid that someone was going to take her children away because of her dwarfism. Matt and Amy are definitely the oil and vinegar that keep the show interesting, but they seem to love each other a great deal, and they are doing a good job with the kids. Who cares if the house is messy they are a busy family with 4 kids, its going to get messy. Its not a museum its a home!

My comment is this. I have seen quite a few episodes of the Program. My only comment is I think Amy(wife) should be a little more supportive of her husband.

For someone that has disabilities i think he does a heck of a good job supporting his family. He is a go-getter and he always has a posit attitude, at least that is what i see on the Program.

One of the Twins(the smaller one( has an attitude towards his father also. I think he is reading this attitude from him mother. Its plain to see . I am not the only one that has seen this, quite of few of my friends and family have said the same thing.

Maybe I'm missing something here, but I find this show to be a case of much ado about nothing. I was intrigued with the premise enough to watch a few episodes, but once one gets past the fact that three of the cast members are dwarfs, there is nothing remarkable about this family whatsoever. They seem like a nice enough clan, with their comfortably cluttered house, occasionally bratty kids and a few bothersome health issues... just like pretty much every other family I know. After watching an episode devoted almost entirely to the astonishingly unremarkable task of cleaning the twins' room, I vowed never to waste another 30 minutes of my life in the same manner again. I mean really - if I wanted to see dirty clothes strewn about and dust bunnies under the bed, I could have just gone upstairs. The show is to be commended for attempting to educate viewers about little people and demonstrate how they are essentially "just like you and me", but that is also its downfall - for ordinariness simply hasn't made for compelling TV viewing since the days of "Father Knows Best".

Always NEGATIVE AMY, I'm over it.

Glad to see Matt tonight when he said to her "you always talk about what I'd done wrong, what about what you did wrong" something like that 😀.

It was time for him to put her on her place.

It takes two to tango Amy, I don't think you'll ever be happy about anything he does.

Sorry to vent but I'm over it.

Good luck to you guys and I love the babies.