Little House on the Prairie

Most people did not have a picture of themselves and almost never had copies made of the one picture they might have had. The Bartons may seem well-off, but even wealthy people didn't typically have copies made. It is less realistic, then, that Leslie would be able to send a copy of a picture to Albert, or that Albert would be able to afford a picture of his "team" to send to her. Not only that, but since when does Walnut Grove have a resident professional photographer?

Though Albert and Leslie declare their love for each other in the final scenes, Leslie and the budding romance are, oddly, never mentioned again. We know that the relationship doesn't last long, though, because just a few episodes later, Albert falls head over heels for Sylvia.

In this episode, the newly-married Laura becomes Walnut Grove's latest teacher. However, women in that time were generally barred from teaching after marriage and in fact, the real Laura Ingalls Wilder never taught school again after marrying Almanzo on August 25, 1885. This TV series inaccurately depicted many married women teaching: Laura, Alice Garvey, and even Harriet and Caroline for temporary periods of time. Miss Beadle, too, kept teaching for a while after she was married and got pregnant.