The Best Episodes Written By Amy Keating Rogers

Applejack and Rainbow Dash take part in a marathon event known as the Running of the Leaves, in which Dash must compete without the use of her wings. Can they both ensure a clean race without the competition getting the better of them?

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Writer: Amy Keating Rogers

After much anticipation, Canterlot's Grand Galloping Gala has finally begun. As Twilight and her friends take part in the festivities, only one question remains: Is it everything the ponies imagined it to be?

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Writer: Amy Keating Rogers

When Pinkie Pie meets Cranky Doodle Donkey, she becomes flummoxed about what to do when the donkey refuses her usual offer of lifelong friendship, so she must decide what to do next about the first creature ever to do such a thing.

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Writer: Amy Keating Rogers

Pinkie Pie finds her status as "super-duper party pony" in jeopardy when the mysterious Cheese Sandwich comes to town and offers to plan an epic birthday party for Rainbow Dash. Guest voiceover by Weird Al.

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Writer: Amy Keating Rogers

When a member of the singing group, the Ponytones, has to drop out of an important performance, Fluttershy takes drastic measures to ensure that the show goes on.

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Writer: Amy Keating Rogers

Rainbow Dash and Pinkie pie are called by the map to the ancient kingdom of Griffonstone but have conflicting ideas as to what problem they have been called to fix.

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Writer: Amy Keating Rogers

When Pip Squeak decides to run for class president, the Cutie Mark Crusaders rally around their friend, but find themselves helping their long-time nemesis, Diamond Tiara, in an unexpected way.

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Writer: Amy Keating Rogers

Twilight receives two tickets from Princess Celestia to the Grand Galloping Gala. All five of her best friends want to go, but she can only choose one.

Director: Jayson Thiessen

Writer: Amy Keating Rogers

With her big brother hurt, Applejack volunteers to harvest the apple crop in her family's orchard all by herself. However, she is too prideful and stubborn to accept any help from the other ponies.

Director: Jayson Thiessen

Writer: Amy Keating Rogers

A cake Pinkie Pie is guarding for a contest is ruined on the way to Canterlot and an investigation begins.

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Writer: Amy Keating Rogers

Bubbles is tired of people dismissing her as more sugar than spice. When she sets out to prove she's hardcore, she takes everyone by surprise, even Mojo Jojo.

Director: Genndy Tartakovsky

Writer: Amy Keating Rogers

Mojo kidnaps the Mayor and the Powerpuff Girls rescue him, but when the Mayor tries to get the story out of them each Powerpuff Girl has their own version.

Director: Craig McCracken

Writer: Amy Keating Rogers

Bubbles saves a seemingly innocent little cat from the clutches of an evil villain, but when the Girls discover it's actually the Cat who is evil, they must save the Professor from becoming the "purr-fect" victim.

Director: Genndy Tartakovsky

Writer: Amy Keating Rogers

The Mayor creates a commotion in Townsville about being re-elected as Mayor again, but he wakes up Fuzzy Lumpkins who get's annoyed. The people like Fuzzy and vote him Mayor.

Director: Craig McCracken

Writer: Amy Keating Rogers

The Powerpuff Girls play baseball and the ball goes into Mojo's home. They ask him to look for the ball, but Mojo takes advantage of the situation and tries to destroy them.

Director: Genndy Tartakovsky

Writer: Amy Keating Rogers

A clown get's hit by a bleach truck and turns into an evil mime.

Director: Genndy Tartakovsky

Writer: Amy Keating Rogers

Twilight encounters the mysterious zebra Zecora, who occasionally visits Ponyville and is rumored to be a witch. When she and her friends display a range of bizarre symptoms the next day, they begin to wonder whether Zecora put a curse on them. Applejack's little sister, Apple Bloom, ventures into the Everfree Forest to find the truth.

Director: Jayson Thiessen

Writer: Amy Keating Rogers

Applebloom finally gets her Cutie Mark! But joy turns to panic as she gets a second, then a third, then a dozen cutie marks.

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Writer: Amy Keating Rogers

The friends travel all over Equestria to track down Applejack, who has mysteriously disappeared after attending a rodeo competition in Canterlot.

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Writer: Amy Keating Rogers

Rainbow Dash uses unconventional methods to prepare for her test to become a member of the Wonderbolts Reserves.

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Writer: Amy Keating Rogers

Rarity's dream of owning a boutique in Canterlot finally comes true, but it comes at a price Rarity may not be willing to pay.

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Writer: Amy Keating Rogers

An old friend of Applejack’s has become a huge pop star, but Applejack is worried that the singer’s manager does not have her best interests at heart.

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Writer: Amy Keating Rogers

To create jewel-encrusted clothing at the request of a famous pony, Rarity decides to find a new lode of gems with Spike's assistance. But when a group of creatures called the Diamond Dogs abduct Rarity and force her to find gems for them, Spike and the other ponies head underground to rescue her. In the end, who will be the one that truly needs saving?

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Writer: Amy Keating Rogers

Johnny gets on the bad side of a gypsy lady with his clumsy passes, so naturally she puts a curse on him. And what could be a more fitting curse for the womanizing Johnny than turning him into a woman? Looks like Johnny Bravo's taking a walk on the feminine side as ""Jenny Bravo"" until he (she?) learns his (her?) lesson.

Director: Robert Alvarez

Writer: Amy Keating Rogers

Johnny finds himself stuck looking after a baby boy, and decides to teach the kid to be more like him in order to make the situation bearable. Much to his surprise, the ladies are quite smitten with what they believe to be a father-son duo, and Johnny plans on using the kid as a babe magnet. But what happens when ""Mini JB"" has to go home to mother?

Director: Robert Alvarez

Writer: Amy Keating Rogers