I started watching this show last January while I was flipping channels 
since then I tried to watched it every Monday night. but when I came home (Panama) I was not going to be able to watch it. I DO have cable tv, but the show was not on in any channel. a couple of days ago I realized People & Arts it’s going to start showing the show! which is good, because I’ve been trying to explain my parents what is this show about, but now they can watch it! isn’t that great? also now I have the opportunity to watch the first season!
The show follows the daily lives of the Roloff family — parents Matt and Amy, and their four children, Zach, Jeremy, Molly and Jacob. Matt, Amy and Zach are dwarf, while Jeremy, Molly and Jacob are average height. Teenaged Zach and Jeremy are twins, despite the fact that they are not both dwarves.
The family lives on the 34-acre Roloff Farms, located north of Hillsboro in Helvetia, Oregon (a suburb of Portland). Although crops such as peaches and pumpkins are grown and sold by the family, much of the farm has been converted into a series of playground set pieces for the Roloff children. They were designed by Matt, who spent most of his childhood in the hospital. He has tried to make his children’s lives the best possible.
Episodes of the show typically showcase one or more members of the Roloff family engaging in everyday activities such as shopping, athletics and dealing with household finances. The drama of the show arises from the fact that many of these activities are made more challenging due to the height of the dwarves in the family — Matt and Amy are 4′1″ (124 cm), Zach is just under 4′ (122 cm).
As with any reality show, the segments that are aired are ones that are expected to generate viewer interest. However, Little People, Big World avoids portraying the Roloffs in a stereotypical or sensational light. The situations encountered in the show are ones that most families deal with, although the ways in which the Roloffs deal with them are unique to them and are from the perspective of dwarves.
The Roloffs have several close friends who appear regularly on the show, among them actor Martin Klebba who has known Amy for over 20 years.
source : Little People, Big World – Wikipedia
