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Some fans of the hit 1970s series, Little House on the Prairie<\/em>,<\/a> aren’t happy about a recent announcement made by the free-to-air network, COZI TV.<\/p>\n ReMind Magazine<\/a> reported that the COZI TV’s official Instagram account <\/a>gave viewers their lineup for Fall 2025, which begins September 1. The network, which plays older shows, announced that Bones<\/a><\/em>, Monk <\/em>and Little House on the Prairie<\/em> won’t be on the fall schedule. However, COZI TV viewers will be able to watch several other shows, like Frasier,<\/em>Roseanne<\/em>, King of Queens<\/em>, The Munsters,\u00a0George Lopez,\u00a0Columbo<\/em>, Highway to Heaven<\/em>, Bob Hearts Abishola<\/em>, Murdoch Mysteries<\/em>, and The Nanny<\/a><\/em>.<\/p>\n “Our new fall line-up is here – as we lean into more contemporary comedy. George Lopez <\/em>at 2PM and 10PM and blocks of Frasier <\/em>in daytime and weekend evenings, too,” read the caption of the August 25 post. “Weekends feature Columbo <\/em>– and we air every single episode, we promise! But we say farewell to Bones,<\/em>Monk <\/em>and Little House On The Prairie<\/em>. All three are truly great series we loved showcasing. If it’s any solace we’ll miss them, too! Little House<\/em> first joined our line-up in 2016!”<\/p>\n Several Little House on the Prairie<\/em> fans flocked to the post’s comments section to share their disappointment about the change to the COZI TV schedule.<\/p>\n “Disappointed to see LHOP go away after all your involvement in the 50th last year,” wrote a commenter. <\/a><\/p>\n “No Little House??? Sad..guess I have to watch it on Roku,” added another. <\/a><\/p>\n “No LHOP I guess we have Peacock but I still like live tv in the morning,” shared a different <\/a>person with a frowning emoji.<\/p>\n “What happened to LHOP!?” questioned a social media user. <\/a><\/p>\n “Where’s little house??” asked a fan<\/a>, alongside a crying emoji.<\/p>\n However, a few Instagram users wrote they were pleased with the addition of some shows to the schedule.<\/p>\n “So happy Frasier<\/em> and the Munsters<\/em> are staying! What date will this change take place?” wrote a commenter. <\/a><\/p>\n “Thank you for bringing fraser [sic] to the morning line up,” shared a different social media user. <\/a><\/p>\n According to ReMind Magazine, fans of Little House on the Prairie<\/em><\/em>, which originally aired from 1974 to 1983, are still able to watch the show on the subscription-based streaming services, Peacock and Amazon Prime.<\/p>\n During a March 2024 interview with ABC News<\/a> in celebration of the show’s 50th anniversary, Little House on the Prairie<\/em><\/em>stars Melissa Gilbert<\/a><\/strong>, Karen Grassle<\/strong>, and Alison Arngrim<\/strong> spoke about its enduring fanbase. Grassle, who played Laura Ingalls Wilder’s (Gilbert) mother Caroline Ingalls, said she believed fans have continued to enjoy the show because of its wholesome message.<\/p>\n “People are finding values, comfort, and message that they long for. And I think it’s just simple human decency,” said Grassle during the interview.<\/p>\n Arngrim, who played Nellie Oleson, also said she was surprised about the show’s long-lasting success.<\/p>\n “The idea that 50 years later, people would still be excited about it, absolutely mind-blowing,” said Arngrim.<\/p>\n This story was originally reported by Parade<\/a> on Aug 25, 2025, where it first appeared in the News<\/a> section. Add Parade as a Preferred Source by clicking here.<\/a><\/i><\/p>\n<\/div>\n