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Anne and the Plantars invite old adversaries over for dinner to try to bury the hatchet; Anne and her friends team up to enter a battle of the bands contest.
Anne and the Plantars invite old adversaries over for dinner to try to bury the hatchet; Anne and her friends team up to enter a battle of the bands contest.
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S1, EP13 "Croak & Punishment; Trip to the Archives"When Sprig's Blue Moon Shell is stolen, he and Anne investigate to find the crook; to prepare for Anne's quest, the Plantars go to the archives and accidentally get trapped.
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S1, EP14 "Snow Day; Cracking Mrs. Croaker"When a winter cold snap freezes all the frogs in Wartwood, Anne must protect the townspeople; in an effort to make Mrs. Croaker like him, Sprig digs up a secret from her past.
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S1, EP15 "A Night at the Inn; Wally and Anne"The Plantars stay at a bed-and-breakfast for the night, but Polly discovers the caretakers aren't what they seem; everyone calls Anne crazy when she claims to have seen the mythical Moss Man.
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S1, EP16 "Family Fishing Trip; Bizarre Bazaar"Sprig wants to spend time with Hop Pop on their family fishing trip, but Hop Pop's friend Sylvia gets in the way; Anne's music box goes missing at the mysterious and exclusive Bizarre Bazaar.
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S2, EP14 "The First Temple"Marcy, Anne, and the Plantars travel to an ancient temple that could hold the key to getting Anne and Marcy home, but only if they can survive the temple's challenges.
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S2, EP13 "After the Rain; Ivy on the Run"Fed up with her mother's strict rules, Ivy concocts a plan to run away; Anne asks Hop Pop to retrieve the music box, revealing his secret.
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S2, EP12 "Night Drivers; Return to Wartwood"Sprig and Polly stay up all night to drive the family home; the Plantars make it to Wartwood and realize they forgot to bring gifts for the townspeople.
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S2, EP11 "The Shut-In!"Anne and the Plantars lock themselves in the house and entertain each other with scary stories to protect themselves from the dangers of the annual blue moon.
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