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#1 - King Midas and the Golden Touch
Season 2 Episode 12
Aired 6/29/1997
An African monarch learns what is truly precious in life.
Director: Ed Bell
Writer: Billy Stevenson
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#2 - Rapunzel
Season 1 Episode 8
Aired 4/30/1995
The Hoodoo Diva locks up Rapunzel in an unbreachable tower.
Director: Bruce W. Smith
Writer: Gerard Brown
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#3 - The Twelve Dancing Princesses
Season 2 Episode 5
Aired 5/11/1997
A shy young man falls for a beautiful royal who's closely watched by her overprotective father.
Director: Ed Bell
Writer: Joe Menendez
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#6 - The Frog Princess
Season 3 Episode 7
Aired 1/3/2000
Prince Gavin learn that appearances can be deceiving and with love you can overcome anything.
Director: Anthony Bell
Writer: Roy Blount Jr.
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#9 - The Pied Piper
Season 2 Episode 4
Aired 5/4/1997
The Pied Piper is a saxophone-tooting stranger who blows into town and rids it of rats. When the mayor refuses to pay the piper, he changes his tune and works his spell on the village children.
Director: Ed Bell
Writer: Daryl G. Nickens
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#11 - The Steadfast Tin Soldier
Season 3 Episode 11
Aired 5/16/2000
A one-legged toy soldier goes on a larger-than-life adventure.
Director: Anthony Bell
Writer: Bebe Moore Campbell
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#14 - The Bremen Town Musicians
Season 3 Episode 3
Aired 8/12/1999
A puppy who doesn't want to be a guard dog, a soul diva donkey, a sassy kitten and a flashy, over-the-top rooster come together to form a group and go out on the road.
Director: Anthony Bell
Writer: N/A
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#16 - The Golden Goose
Season 2 Episode 6
Aired 5/18/1997
A goose that lays golden eggs runs afoul of a town full of greedy inhabitants.
Director: Ed Bell
Writer: Gordon Lewis
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#17 - The Empress' Nightingale
Season 3 Episode 4
Aired 9/16/1999
A straight-talking nightingale teaches a greedy empress that inner beauty is more important than any material riches could ever be.
Director: Anthony Bell
Writer: Amy Hill
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#19 - The Valiant Little Tailor
Season 1 Episode 9
Aired 5/7/1995
The Valiant Little Tailor battles giants and a mean king to win the heart of a beautiful princess.
Director: Bruce W. Smith
Writer: Daryl G. Nickens
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#21 - The Three Little Pigs
Season 3 Episode 1
Aired 6/22/1999
Three scrumptious piglets work to keep themselves dirty, pretty and plump at Camp Piggywood, run by a retired singer -- all while building their own cabins and foiling Big Bad Wolfgang and his plans to cook them over the campfire.
Director: Anthony Bell
Writer: Tama Janowitz
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#23 - The Happy Prince
Season 3 Episode 5
Aired 10/6/1999
A sassy, street-wise pigeon teams up with a good-hearted statue to help the city's poor, while her pals all fly off to Miami for Spring Break.
Director: Anthony Bell
Writer: Dani Shapiro
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#24 - Rip Van Winkle
Season 3 Episode 9
Aired 3/21/2000
When Vanna marries chauvinistic Rock 'n' Roller Rip, her music career goes by the wayside. Harried and in need of some peace, she is given a potion to help her husband change his rigid and male ways.
Director: Anthony Bell
Writer: N/A
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#25 - The Snow Queen
Season 3 Episode 10
Aired 4/18/2000
The Snow Queen freezes a young boy's heart and turns him into a creature as cold as she. The boy's long-time childhood friend travels far and wide and risks her life to save him.
Director: Anthony Bell
Writer: Anne Beatts
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Best Episodes Summary
"King Midas and the Golden Touch" is the best rated episode of "Happily Ever After: Fairy Tales for Every Child". It scored 8.6/10 based on 12 votes. Directed by Ed Bell and written by Billy Stevenson, it aired on 6/29/1997. This episode scored 0.3 points higher than the second highest rated, "Rapunzel".