Forgive Me, Father

Our take

What lifts it above a bare taboo premise is the stake. In The Nun in Our Guest Room the pressure is a deadline, in The Nuns Took Me In a setting; here it is public — a small town where the priest stands to lose his place, not merely his composure. That hangs a consequence over the series from the outset, where Yes Professor only reaches one in its final episodes. The premise cannot promise a payoff, but it gives the run a direction most five-episode titles lack.

What you learn from the free episodes

Episode one plays for every visitor; episode two plays straight away or after a free sign-up, depending on the version of the page served, a test still running on 5 October. A premise like this needs its church, its priest and its town in place before anything else, so expect the free episodes to set the scene and the stakes rather than resolve them.

How it fits into the catalogue

With The Nun in Our Guest Room and The Nuns Took Me In, one of three series with a religious framing. The other two give the vows to a woman; this one reverses the roles.

Who it suits

For viewers who liked the religious framing of the other two but want public stakes. If a search for the phrase brought you here by another route, note that this is an AI-generated adult series on Candy AI and nothing else that shares the name.

Format and episodes

Forgive Me, Father is a five-episode Candy Shorts series filed under its own title, at forgive-me-father. The comma belongs to the official title but not to the address, and a web search for the bare phrase mostly returns music and manga, so pair it with Candy Shorts or Candy AI. As of 5 October 2026, the first episode plays for anyone; the second plays at once or after a free sign-up, depending on the version of the page, because the platform’s A/B test had not yet ended. Episodes three to five are part of Candy AI Premium, and each locked episode carries a listed price of 12 tokens, a purchase route we have not tried. Subtitles: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and Japanese, seven tracks where the series we reviewed in September have six. With it, the series we review include three with a religious framing, alongside The Nun in Our Guest Room and The Nuns Took Me In, and it is the only one of the three in which the vows are the man’s.

How to find it

The platform has no search function. Open the Shorts grid, scroll until everything has loaded, then search the page with your browser’s find tool. Forgive Me, Father sits under forgive-me-father. Not seeing it in the grid proves nothing on its own: the grid is not the whole catalogue, and a series can drop out of either without any notice.