Nellie Oleson and a candy cane - name a more iconic evil duo... Relive all of Nellie's nastiest moments on Little House on the Prairie, weekdays at 5PM/4c on Cozi TV. | Cozi TV

Nellie Oleson dished out her fair share of mean-spirited things to Laura and other kids. So we think you will LOVE these moments when Laura dishes right back and Nellie gets what she deserves! Which one of these that we have compiled is your favorite moment? http://littlehouseontheprairie.com/ten-times-nellie-gets-what-she-deserves/ | Little House on the Prairie

Let's wish Alison Arngrim a very happy birthday today and thank her for bringing us Nellie Oleson every week on "Little House on the Prairie." We watched Alison grow up as she played Nellie from 1974-1982. In this clip, we take you back to Season 1 Episode 2, "Country Girls." As usual, Nellie is boasting about her family. As the seasons went on, we learned to love and hate Nellie. When we thought she couldn't do anything meaner, she would do something nice and surprise us all. What's your favori

Legend has it that Laura Ingalls was still so afraid of the real-life Nellie as an adult that she changed her name and circumstances in her books. Can you really blame her? 😳😱 Watch everyone's favorite little villainess on Little House on the Prairie every weekday from 5PM/4C to 8PM/7C on Cozi TV. | Cozi TV

12K reactions · 854 shares | Can you tell which is a wig and which is her real hair? Watch as Alison Arngrim (aka Nellie Oleson, as if you didn't know!) as she "tells all" about her famous curls. You can catch Nellie AND her wig every weekday morning at 9AM/8C, part of the countdown of the 50 Best Episodes of Little House on COZI TV! | Cozi TV | Facebook

She stood her ground 📽️: Little House on the Prairie Based on Laura Ingalls Wilder’s series of “Little House” books, this drama series revolved around the 1870s adventures of the Ingalls family — father Charles, mother Caroline, eldest daughter Mary, middle daughter/narrator Laura and youngest daughter Carrie — who owned a farm in Walnut Grove, Minn., during the late 1800s, and the daughters all attended school where they were annoyed by bratty Nellie Oleson. As the years went on, Mary lost her