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Candy and the Orphans Fight to Save Father Tree from Mr. Flannigan
Jan 7, 1977Mr. Leagan returns to find Candy demoted and arranges a stay at Pony's Home. There, Candy discovers neighbor Mr. Cartwright sold Father Tree to eccentric Mr. Flannigan from Washington, who believes the tree yields business ideas. Candy organizes orphans and animals to resist the workers preparing to cut the tree. After a climbing match ends in a stalemate, Candy argues for the tree's preservation. Mr. Flannigan instead decides to buy Pony's Home to build his own residence. Candy attempts to fake the tree's death by painting leaves yellow, but rain washes the paint away. Enraged, Mr. Flannigan orders the workers to proceed, but a lone orphan cries out from the treetop, halting the destruction.
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Candy Faces Exile to Mexico After Being Framed for Horse Theft by the Leagan Family
Jan 14, 1977At the Leagan residence, Candy discovers Dorothy is scheduled for Mexico to work the Ardley property. With Mr. Leagan absent, the Leagan children frame Candy for stealing Eliza and Neil, whom they chased from the barn. Mrs. Leagan sentences Candy to Mexico in Dorothy's place. Torn between staying for Anthony or preserving her honor, Candy seeks Albert's counsel. Albert receives her message but is driven away by an Ardley overseer. Finding the Ardley mansion deserted and hearing no reply, Candy fears she has lost Albert and will soon lose Anthony, Archibald, and Alistear upon her departure.
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Candy prepares for departure to Mexico while Anthony defends her honor against family prejudice.
Jan 21, 1977Before traveling to Mexico, Candy observes Anthony reject his great-aunt’s order to shun her, which comforts her despite her fear of causing him family trouble. She plans to write daily, but hears servants discussing Mexican conditions, causing her anxiety to rise. Anthony gives her Sweet Candy roses and a note promising to prevent her removal from Lakewood. Suspecting Neil’s involvement, the young men force him to confess, and he vows to clear Candy’s name before her aunt the next day. However, Mr. Garcia arrives early and takes Candy away immediately. Unable to rescue her, Anthony leads Alistear and Archibald in a bagpipe farewell, swearing to join her in Mexico and asking her to wait for him across the distance.
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Candy leaves the abusive Mr. Garcia to save baby Jimmy and pay off the Walters' debt.
Jan 28, 1977While traversing canyons, the abusive Mr. Garcia withholds water from Klint and Candy’s rose, forcing the indebted Walters to continue despite baby Jimmy’s dangerous fever. Ignoring Garcia’s refusal to return to town, Candy steals his tilt cart and reaches a doctor who warns that continuing into Mexico will kill the child. To keep the family together, Candy sells her Sweet Candy rose to settle the debt and secure train tickets for the Walters. She then returns to the desert to face the intoxicated Mr. Garcia, explaining that she stayed because she believed he also needed her assistance.
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Mr. Garcia abandons Candy to bandits but returns to save her before a motorist kidnaps them both.
Feb 4, 1977After Candy saves Mr. Garcia from a snakebite and Klint kills the rattlesnake, they stop in a Texan town. The sheriff warns them about kidnappers selling children to Europeans, prompting Mr. Garcia to abandon his laborer plans and consider selling Candy for profit. Bandits attack their camp, and Mr. Garcia trades his life for information about the trafficking ring before fleeing. Overcome by conscience, he returns to rescue Candy and the cart, marking his first selfless act. However, a motorist suddenly appears, seizes both Candy and Klint, and speeds away into the sunrise.
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Candy escapes Sam and reunites with Anthony at Ardley estate
Feb 11, 1977Kidnapper Sam transports Candy to a hotel where he meets his boss Mr. George from London. Despite Candy's repeated failed escape attempts and being treated well, Sam eventually locks her in the cellar. Meanwhile, Mr. Garcia informs the Ardley estate of the abduction, prompting the great-aunt to demand Candy's rescue. Anthony and the Cornwell brothers pursue in Alistear's car as Candy is moved east toward New Orleans. Fearing a shipment to Europe, Candy successfully hides in hay and boards a freight train after her friends steal Sam's vehicle. Exhausted, she flees into a forest and wakes near the Ardley rose gates in Anthony's arms. Mr. George then arrives with a letter from Mr. William Ardley, officially naming Candy his foster daughter per the young men's request.
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Candy’s Family Acceptance and Anthony’s Growing Affection
Feb 18, 1977Candy resides at the Ardley estate with the Cornwell brothers, Anthony, and dresses from great-aunt Elroy. Neil and Eliza continue their deceit, but the family defends Candy as a member. After Neil begs for forgiveness, Candy reveals that their deception led to her being sent to Mexico and adopted by Grandfather William. Anthony grows jealous of a hilltop prince, fearing Candy’s interest is based on resemblance, but a pendant confirms his Ardley lineage. Candy asserts she likes Anthony for himself. At a festive dinner, her green dress stuns the young men. Anthony compares her to his deceased mother and, impressed by her poise against Eliza and Neil’s provocations, begins to dream of marriage.
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Anthony trains a pigeon to send messages to Candy after a conflict with Tom
Feb 25, 1977Candy struggles with aristocratic duties while Eliza tricks Anthony into a horse ride, causing a collision with Tom’s cart. Anthony leaves Eliza to care for her, prompting Tom to accuse him of cowardice at the Leagan and Ardley estates. The two men fight in the forest until exhaustion leads to a friendship. Anthony and Candy help Tom deliver milk, sparking gossip that enrages Great-aunt Elroy. She confines Candy and sends Anthony to Albert’s old mountain mansion. There, Anthony works and trains a pigeon to carry a message to Candy, assuring her he loves his new freedom and situation.
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Anthony's Rodeo Ambitions Spark Family Honor and Bronco-Busting Action
Mar 4, 1977Messages via pigeon reveal Anthony intends to join a rodeo in Tom's village. Eliza alerts great-aunt Elroy, who tasks Candy with dissuading Anthony due to injury fears. Tom contextualizes the risks, while Candy worries Anthony cannot thrive under Elroy's protection. They propose recruiting Archibald and Alistear to share the burden, but the organizer denies entry per Elroy's request. Tom then spreads rumors that the Ardleys are cowards, turning the event into a matter of family honor. Elroy relents and cheers from her carriage as Anthony attempts to stay mounted during bronco-busting, ultimately defeating Tom.
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Anthony and Candy spend rodeo prize money on fair rides and free hot dogs
Mar 11, 1977After Great-aunt Elroy orders a prize calf removed from their home, Anthony and Candy take it to town to find a buyer. At the fair, they meet Steve, Tom's father, who agrees to adopt the animal provided he can purchase it. Having never handled money before, the siblings decide to spend their earnings on services. They enjoy a complimentary horsemill ride as the first customers and receive free hot dogs at a diner after the owner recognizes Anthony as the rodeo champion. Seeking another service, they visit a fortune teller who predicts a loving future for Candy but foretells death for Anthony. Though Candy is distressed, Anthony remains unafraid, asserting his maturity. The day concludes at dusk with a climb up the church bell tower to view the scenery, leaving them with two coins kept as souvenirs.
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Candy and Anthony ride to a hilltop before Anthony falls into a bear trap
Mar 18, 1977Candy experiences nightmares after a fortune teller visit and notices roses losing petals, recalling Anthony's mother's death. She reconciles with Great-aunt Elroy and abandons her superstitions when Anthony laughs at the situation. During the annual fox hunt, Candy welcomes the guests before she and Anthony ride to a hilltop significant to him. Candy compares it to her Pony's Hill, which Anthony hopes to visit. Anthony discusses his mother's love for horses, and when asked about her hilltop prince, Candy identifies Anthony as her prince. Anthony hints at a secret to share after visiting Pony's Hill. He suddenly realizes the mystery of the hilltop prince involves a boy resembling him who accompanied his mother. Before he can explain, Anthony is thrown from his horse by a bear trap and never wakes up.
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Candy copes with Anthony's death and finds hope in a blooming rose
Mar 25, 1977During the Ardley family burial of Anthony, Candy endures a high fever and distressing dreams while the rose garden appears lifeless. Great-aunt Elroy and Candy remain isolated in their rooms. After Elroy permits Neil to remove items from Anthony’s room, Candy confronts Eliza and gardener Mr. Hoittman as they uproot the roses. She passionately argues that Anthony’s spirit will return when the flowers bloom, causing the servants to reconsider their actions. Later, Annie visits Candy at her father’s suggestion and encourages her to remember Pony's Home. Upon returning, Annie spots a single blooming Sweet Candy rose. Candy transplants this flower on Pony's Hill, seeking solace during a holiday for the sorrowful heart.
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Candy confronts Jimmy while Mr. Brown requests Anthony's belongings from the Ardley family
Apr 8, 1977At Pony's Home, Candy mourns Anthony Brown's death until the bossy orphan Jimmy taunts her for crying. Seeing Miss Pony and Sister Lane raise funds for Christmas gifts, Candy realizes she has neglected the other orphans. Miss Pony encourages her to move forward, leading Candy to find Jimmy weeping at the base of Father Tree for his lost mother. Feeling equally alone, Jimmy challenges Candy to a race and tree-climbing contest to determine the true orphan boss. Candy wins the competition, overcoming her grief in the process. Meanwhile, Anthony's widowed father, Mr. Brown, visits the Ardley family to mourn. He asks Archibald and Alistear to gather Anthony's things and give them to Candy, expressing a desire to meet her someday.
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Candy and Jimmy seek Mr. Cartwright to save Pony's Home from eviction
Apr 15, 1977With Christmas approaching, Candy and seven-year-old Jimmy visit Mr. Cartwright to prevent the eviction of Pony's Home. Candy insults the gardener, unaware he is the owner, before fleeing with Jimmy upon seeing a cowpoke. To soften his heart, she leads the orphans dressed as angels to his residence. Each child gives a kiss to the rough cowboys, an act of innocence that proves irresistible even to the harshest men.
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Candy Reflects on Adoption Choices and Future Path After Rodeo Incident
Apr 29, 1977Miss Pony and Sister Lane discuss the Ardleys' silence and Candy's future. Upon learning Mr. Cartwright wishes to adopt her, Candy considers becoming a cowgirl but fears betraying the Ardleys. She transports orphans to Tom's ranch, where she reunites with Alistear and Archibald. A rodeo performance triggers painful memories of Anthony and a past accident, causing Candy to flee in distress. Albert appears, urging her to choose her life path. After rejoining the group, she learns Alistear and Archibald are heading to London for education. During the return journey, Candy realizes the orphans look up to her. She ultimately decides her destiny lies at Pony's Home, dedicated to caring for the children.
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Candy Faces Hard Choices Amidst Jimmy's Illness and London Journey
May 6, 1977Miss Pony and Sister Lane approve Candy’s role as caretaker and teacher. Upon returning from an outing, Candy mistakes Mr. George for Archibald and Alistear. George arrives to take Candy to London for education before she can teach. The adults agree this is best. Upset, Candy flees with Jimmy in a storm. Jimmy contracts a high fever, and Candy fails to help him. Adults catch up, and George holds Jimmy. Sister Lane slaps the panicked Candy. She realizes she is a playmate, not a caretaker. Candy accepts the trip to London. Jimmy swears he hates her for breaking her promise.
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Captain Wells faces retirement and a businessman's threat after rescuing fishermen from a capsized boat.
May 13, 1977Captain Wells embarks on his final voyage before retirement, which appears routine until an SOS from a capsized fishing vessel interrupts the journey. He redirects the ship to rescue the crew, defying wealthy businessman Mr. Stafford, who threatens to have Wells fired for insubordination to protect a lucrative contract. Stafford sends a telegram to the shipping company, but the crew successfully saves all the fishermen. As the ship resumes its course for England, Wells prepares to face disciplinary action for his heroic decision. Candy discovers a photograph revealing that Wells’ son drowned at sea, prompting her to confront Stafford about the potential loss of life caused by the telegram. Moved by her argument, Stafford regrets his actions and organizes a farewell celebration for the captain. Later, a slightly intoxicated Candy steps onto the foggy deck, hoping the mysterious figure watching the sea is Anthony.
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Candy meets Terry and visits William before arriving at Saint Paul's Academy
May 20, 1977Candy encounters a weeping young man who resembles Anthony but is actually Terry Grandchester. After George and Candy arrive in Southampton, they struggle with Klint, who escapes when Terry harasses their carriage. Alistear suggests Klint disguise himself as a fur collar. The group visits London, where they find Terry instead of Candy’s grandfather William at the Savoy Hotel. William has returned to the US, leaving a letter advising Candy to study. Finally, the group reaches Saint Paul's Academy, where Candy discovers the principal has been waiting for her for three hours, creating a tense situation.
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Candy faces isolation and deception while Klint discovers a new refuge in the woods
May 27, 1977Sister Gray reprimands Candy for being late, and her attempt to hide using Klint's collar fails when Sister Margaret demands it. Klint flees to the woods and finds a giant tree. In her room, Candy meets neighbor Patricia O'Brien, who gives her a tour of the library and recreational hall. However, after Eliza publicly labels Candy as the Barn Princess and Anthony's murderer, Patricia shuns her and intentionally provides incorrect information about morning attire. Candy is forced to wear a white dress to prayer while others wear black. Terry also causes a disturbance during the service. Later, a misleading note leads Candy astray on the school grounds until Klint appears and shows her his new home.
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Terry sneaks into dorms while Marsha visits and Eliza exposes Patricia's singing deception.
Jun 3, 1977Terry infiltrates the girls' dormitory, dismissing Sister Margaret's concerns by promising his father will cover the window damage. He assists Marsha, Patricia's grandmother, in entering Candy's room to observe boarding school life firsthand. Since Patricia is too frightened to conceal her grandmother, Candy takes responsibility for housing Marsha, who reciprocates by helping with mathematics. Later, Eliza challenges Candy to a recital. Candy feigns singing while Patricia hides behind a curtain, but Eliza discovers the ruse. After observing further pranks, Marsha initially condemns the school's tolerance of bullying. However, witnessing the developing friendship between Patricia and Candy, she acknowledges that wonderful people can be found even in such environments.
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Eliza's scheme backfires, leading to Terry's harsh rejection and Archibald's secret invitation.
Jun 10, 1977Eliza’s plot to discredit Candy by misrepresenting a letter from Pony's Home fails, prompting her to enlist Neil. He forces Candy into the woods where his accomplices intend to assault her, but Terry intervenes with his whip and fists, driving them away. Despite saving her, Terry mocks Candy’s affectionate response, causing her to resent him. As she tries to write to Miss Pony, Terry’s image haunts her thoughts. Meanwhile, Patricia delivers a Morse code note from Archibald, who invites Candy to his room for late-night chocolate, a new invention by Klint and Alistear. Archibald harbors resentment toward Terry after being punched for a minor error. Additionally, it is revealed that Annie Brighton writes to Archibald weekly and wishes to attend the Academy, though she fears exposing her origins.
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Candy and Mr. Brighton attend the Epsom horse races where a bet with Terry leads to a disputed result.
Jun 17, 1977On the fifth Sunday of the month, students receive a day off if accompanied by an adult. The Cornwell brothers are upset that Candy was excluded from their outing and denied a gift. Annie and her mother visit the Ardley family, after which Candy goes to Other Pony's Hill with Klint. Terry is present, smoking and acting obnoxiously, which angers Candy as she claims the hill as her territory. Mr. Brighton, Annie's adoptive father, invites Candy to spend the day in town. He takes her to the horse races at Epsom, where they see Pony Flash, one of Tom's horses, competing. In the stables, Terry challenges Candy to a bet: if Pony Flash places in the top three, he will stop calling her Little Freckles, but if she loses, she must serve him. Pony Flash finishes fourth in a photo finish. Candy accepts the loss, but Terry claims it looked like third place from his vantage point. The day concludes with Mr. Brighton asking Candy to watch over Annie.
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Annie's Envy and Archibald's Confession at Saint Paul's Academy
Jun 24, 1977Annie Brighton arrives at Saint Paul's Academy and meets Candy at an Ardley meeting arranged by Alistear and Archibald. Envious of Archibald's attention toward Candy, Annie begs her not to steal him, but Candy insists they are only friends. Archibald later confronts Candy after seeing her give Terry a harmonica, expressing jealousy and revealing his long-standing love for her. Annie overhears this and flees heartbroken. When Candy chases her, Annie accuses Candy of being everyone's favorite, a claim Eliza and Louisa expose by revealing Annie's past at Pony's Home. Candy finds Annie in a cave but leaves Archibald to speak with her. Archibald realizes he loves Candy but thinks of Annie constantly, convincing Annie of his feelings. As Annie recovers from a fever, Candy and Annie finally make peace.
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Candy lands in Terry's room and discovers his connection to actress Eleanor Baker
Jul 8, 1977Candy mistakenly enters Terry’s room after Archibald’s balcony beacon fails, finding a photo of Terry’s mother, Broadway actress Eleanor Baker. Terry angrily destroys the image and orders her to leave. She then visits Archibald and Alistear, who admire Eleanor and provide a picture of Anthony. Terry later regrets his actions, recalling his illegitimate birth and failed trip to New York to meet his mother. Distraught, he rides his white horse into the woods. Candy pursues him, trips on the stairs, and is carried inside by Terry for medical care. She calls for Anthony, who retreats while Sister Margaret fetches Sister Gray to treat her. Terry wonders about Anthony’s identity as the incident concludes.
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Frequently asked questions
- How many episodes does Candy Candy have?
- Candy Candy has 115 episodes.
- When did Candy Candy come out?
- Candy Candy came out in 1976.
- Which studio made Candy Candy?
- Candy Candy was produced by Toei Animation.
- Who directed Candy Candy?
- Candy Candy was directed by Tetsuo Imazawa.
- Is Candy Candy finished?
- Current status of Candy Candy: Finished.