List of Camp Candy Episodes
Season One (1989)
- The Forest's Prime Evil (9/9/1989)
- Small Foot, Big Trouble (9/16/1989)
- The Katchatoree Creature (9/23/1989)
- Tough as Nayles (9/30/1989)
- Bird Is the Word/Best Behavior (10/7/1989)
- Fool's Gold (10/14/1989)
- Sleight of Hand/Thanks, But No Pranks (10/21/1989)
- Mind Over Matter/Brat Pact (11/4/1989)
- May the Best Parents Win (11/11/1989)
- Not So Brave Brave/Opposites Attract (11/18/1989)
- Indian Love Call/Spoiled Sports (12/2/1989)
- Rick Gets the Picture/Poor Little Rich Girl (12/9/1989)
- Christmas in July (12/16/1989)
Season Two (1990–1991)
- Robo-Camp/The Glasnost Menagerie (9/8/1990)
- Color War and Peace (9/15/1990)
- Camp Cuisine/Take the Compass and Run (9/22/1990)
- Candy Springs (9/29/1990)
- Wish Upon a Fish (10/6/1990)
- Taking the Bully by the Horns/Rock Candy (10/13/1990)
- Dear Mom and Dad (10/20/1990)
- Stand Up and Deliver/Ruthless Campers (10/27/1990)
- Camp Candy's Funniest Home Videos (11/3/1990) (NOTE: This was a "clip show" episode.)
- Robin's Ark (11/10/1990)
- Candy and the Ants/Smart Moose, Foolish Choices (11/17/1990)
- One Million Years B.C. (11/24/1990)
- Jokers of the Wild/Uncle Rexie (12/1/1990)
- Scare Package (1/19/1991)
Season Three (1992)
- TV or Not TV
- Rock and Rest/Rick Van Winkle
- The Last Word
- A Ribbeting Experience/The Bamboo Woodpecker
- Wild, Wild Candy
- When It Rains...It Snows
- Saturday Night Polka Fever
- Chester's Millions
- Bee Prepared/Signs of Silence
- Dr. Tongue's Amazing Adventure/Lucky Dog
- Wild World of Camping/Total Lack of Recall
- Battle of the Badges/The Return of the Magnificent Three
- Ladies and Gentlemen, Your Host, Bobby Bittman
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