Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Little House on the Prairiealums Matthew and Patrick Labyorteaux recalled how fans once swarmed him at a Renaissance fair in an attempt to kiss actor Al Eisenmann, but accidentally got caught in the crossfire He recalled the "nightmare" experience onThe Patrick LabyorSheaux, which is hosted by his brother and fellowLittle House on the Prairiealum Patrick Labyorteaux Matthew had played Albert Quinn Ingalls on the NBC Western drama from 1976 to 1983 Matthew Labyorteauxendured quite a crazy experience during hisLittle House on the Prairiedays. During a recent episode ofThe Patrick LabyorSheaux, Matthew's older brother and hostPatrick Labyorteauxlooked back on the duo's days as teen celebrities starring on the hit TV show in the 1970s and early '80s. At the time, Matthew and Patrick had become household names for their portrayals of Albert Ingalls and Andrew Garvey, respectively, when they decided to visit a Renaissance fair being held at the Paramount Ranch in Agoura Hills, California, alongside actor Al Eisenmann. Ralph Dominguez/MediaPunch via Getty Admittedly, Al wasn't a huge fan of Patrick's little brother tagging along on their outing and began referring to him as hisLittle House on the Prairiecharacter to poke little jabs. When they got to the grounds, Patrick recalled running towards "The Kissing Bridge," which involved boys standing on the bridge in hopes of getting a kiss from a girl. Because Matthew was younger than him and Al, Patrick said he wasn't interested in trying to cop a smooch, and instead left to get a giant turkey leg. "We see girls around the corners of the Kissing Bridge, kinda checking us out," he explained. "[But] nothing is happening, and I see my brother with his turkey leg. That's not sexy, girls don't like guys eating turkey legs." Ted Shepherd/NBCU Photo Bank/Getty Patrick continued, "We head across, and I see this terrified look on Al's face. He points behind me and he goes, 'Albert down! Albert down!' I turn around and my brother, in the middle of the Kissing Bridge, is surrounded by girls wanting to kiss Albert. He's still trying to hold the turkey leg and he's getting kissed by all these girls." Though it would have been a "dream come true" to him and Al, Patrick said "it was a nightmare" for Matthew. "Al's going, 'Albert down! Albert down!' and we run in there like a military squad getting him out to safety. No man left behind, and no turkey leg left behind," he laughed, adding how he was focused on getting Matthew off the bridge, "where international law says you can't kiss him." Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Al, on the other hand, was trying his best to sneak some kisses during the frenzy. "But it was a very traumatic experience for my brother that he had to work out all by himself, eating a turkey leg, because Al and I were off to the other part of the Renaissance fair," Patrick added. Little House on the Prairieis streaming on Peacock. Read the original article onPeople
