TLC has shared premiere dates for a trio of series. Little People, Big World is back May 11, with new episodes featuring the Roloffs. “Viewers look into the lives of the Roloffs as they face the pressure of being little in an average-sized world and the financial burdens of operating Roloff Farms,” goes the show description. 

Amy is planning a wedding this season, Matt has some decisions to make on the farm, and Zach and Tori’s babies hit new milestones.

Little People, Big World is produced for TLC by Bright Spot Content, an All3Media America company, in association with Gay Rosenthal Productions.

7 Little Johnstons starts on TLC May 25. TLC describes the show as one about “an average American family of seven except everyone is a little person.”

“When the pandemic started, it brought all the Johnstons back together under one roof, but now the older children are anxious to break out on their own,” teased the network. Fresh off his 21st birthday, Jonah is looking for a place to live and a job, while handling a long-distance relationship. Rising tensions between Anna and Amber see Anna looking to move out. 

7 Little Johnstons is produced by Figure 8 Films. 

Doubling Down With the Derricos premieres on TLC June 1. “There is never a dull moment for this bunch comprised of 14 children, including four sets of naturally conceived multiples and singletons,” said TLC. 

Three-year-old Diez needs surgery on his skull and Darian searches for independence, but Deon is protective as ever. Karen, meanwhile, might be pregnant. 

Doubling Down With the Derricos is produced for TLC by Big City TV, part of The Content Group.

Little People, Big World returns to TLC Sept. 29. The Roloff family star. The unscripted show is about the challenges of being little in the world today. The Roloff family operates a farm in Oregon. 

It is the back half of season 14. 

TLC calls it “the end of an era” for the program, as Amy prepares to leave the farm, ex-husband Matt seeks to settle ownership with her before she goes, Zach and Tori are being parents to Lilah and Jackson, and the family deals with the pandemic. 

Little People, Big World is produced for TLC by Discovery Studios Production in association with Gay Rosenthal Productions.

The show premiered in 2006. 

New episodes for two of TLC’s most popular series,, Little People, Big World and Sweet Home Sextuplets will return on Sept. 29, the network announced Wednesday.

Little People, Big World will continue its 14th season with Amy preparing to move off her farm for good, while Zach and Tori deal with the joys and challenges of parenthood, said the network. The new episodes also offer a glimpse into how the Roloff’s world is impacted by the COVID-19 crisis, from a quarantine birthday party to the stress of moving in the middle of a pandemic.

Also launching Sept. 29 is the third season continuation of Sweet Home Sextuplets, which follows the Waldrops as they downsize to a snug mobile home while their house undergoes renovations, said the network.

In addition, the network will launch a new season of My Big Fat Fabulous Life on Nov. 10, which follows the newly engaged Whitney and Chase as they navigate a long-distance relationship complicated by the COVID-19 pandemic, said network officials.