Season
- Season 1 1990-01-14
Episode
- Episode 1: The Monday that Changed my Destiny
- Episode 2: Preparing for a Journey by Myself
- Episode 3: The Long-Awaited Lincoln Memorial Girl's School
- Episode 4: A Hurly-Burly Opening Ceremony
- Episode 5: How to Decorate a Room Beautifully
- Episode 6: Do You Hate Liars?
- Episode 7: A Good Way To Use Gold Coins
- Episode 8: A Letter Thrown Away Into The Rubbish Bin
- Episode 9: Julia's Uncle is an Eccentric Person?
- Episode 10: I'm Sorry I Betrayed You
- Episode 11: I Can't Believe His Name Was There
- Episode 12: A Strange Coincidence
- Episode 13: Sallie's Courageous Challenge!
- Episode 14: Was The First Short Story Plagiarized?
- Episode 15: A Hot Dog And A Wallflower
- Episode 16: A Present From A Quarterback
- Episode 17: Unconfessable Heart
- Episode 18: A Thanksgiving Dinner Invitation
- Episode 19: My Friends, Let's Sing Together
- Episode 20: An Older Classmate
- Episode 21: Beauty and Sadness
- Episode 22: Snow falling on the Window
- Episode 23: Our Different Christmases
- Episode 24: As You Like It
- Episode 25: New York, My Birthplace
- Episode 26: A Bridge to Tomorrow
- Episode 27: Being a Tutor is no Easy Task
- Episode 28: A Ruthless Order
- Episode 29: Full of Memories
- Episode 30: Love on a Summer Day
- Episode 31: Girls in Full Bloom
- Episode 32: A Twilight Meeting at the Station
- Episode 33: Feelings That Just Miss Each Other
- Episode 34: The Throbbing of My Heart
- Episode 35: Loneliness in Youth
- Episode 36: In Order to Seize the Day
- Episode 37: A Farewell on Christmas Eve
- Episode 38: A Sad Proposal
- Episode 39: Graduating from the Past
- Episode 40: Nice to Meet You, Daddy!
Daddy Long Legs
My Daddy Long Legs is a 1990 Japanese anime television series based on the novel Daddy-Long-Legs written by Jean Webster. The show was part of the container World Masterpiece Theater produced by Nippon Animation studios and was awarded the Excellent Movie Award for Television by the Japanese Agency of Cultural Affairs for Children in 1990.
Webster's story had been adapted into anime previously by Tatsunoko Productions in 1979 to the TV special Ashinaga Ojisan, which was directed by Masakazu Higuchi. The aforementioned special was dubbed in English and released in the US and is otherwise unrelated to this television series.
