Little House on the Prairie

Albert starts corresponding with a pen‑friend who lives in a different city. As their letters continue, he finds himself puzzled by her persistent unwillingness to arrange a face‑to‑face meeting. He cannot grasp any explanation for her reluctance in his mind.

"Dearest Albert, I’ll Miss You" is a television episode presented as a programme. It falls under the episode genre and centres on a single storyline that follows the titular character’s attempts at correspondence. The format is straightforward, offering viewers a glimpse into Albert’s personal life through his letters. In the episode Albert takes up a pen‑friend relationship with a woman who lives in a different city. He begins to exchange letters with her, hoping the written exchange will develop into something more tangible. However, as their correspondence progresses, Albert finds himself puzzled by her apparent unwillingness to arrange a face‑to‑face meeting, leaving him uncertain about the reasons behind her hesitancy. Throughout the narrative Albert continues to write, probing gently for clues while trying to understand the source of her reluctance. His letters reveal a mix of curiosity and frustration, as he attempts to bridge the distance between them without any clear sign of why she keeps the door closed. The episode closes with Albert still awaiting an answer, his confusion lingering as he wonders whether his pen‑friend will ever agree to meet in person. The story remains focused on his ongoing attempts to decipher her silence, leaving the question of her motives unresolved.