'Little People, Big World': Zach Anticipates a 'Hostile Environment' at Dad's Farm

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 is here and while things kick off looking joyous with beach, camping and bowling outings, things get «hostile» rather quickly.The trailer starts with fun times, from the kiddos enjoying a footrace on the beach and Matt Roloff hoping for bumpers during a round of bowling to Matt and the family enjoying a campfire.

But it's clear the family's going to experience more challenges and turbulence this year.It starts with Zach driving his wife, Tori, to the hospital after her water breaks. «I'm pretty ready to get this kid out of me,» she looks into the camera and says.

Amy's still living on cloud 9 with husband Chris Marek. But it's not long before things turn tense after Chris asks Zach if he's joining his father for pumpkin season this year.«I feel like it's going to be a hostile environment,» Zach responds.

Tori then chimes in during a confessional, «The farm is not a place of joy for me anymore.»Amy offers up her own thoughts too, wondering if the latest pumpkin season will be Matt's last, considering the uncertainty surrounding the Roloff farm.«This is still family, but how do we interact with that family now?» asks Amy during a confessional.Tori appears to take issue with Matt's girlfriend, Caryn Chandler, telling others she's offered an olive branch.«Caryn tells other people that she's waiting for our olive branch,» Tori says, «and that olive branch — the dove took it to another island, I don't know.»For his part, Matt feels Zach and Tori have "really isolated themselves" from him and Caryn.