The best episode written by Dave Polsky is "Translate This", rated 10/10 from 1 user votes. It was "directed by Natalys Raut-Sieuzac". "Translate This" aired on 11/15/2014 and is rated 0.0 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "Pest Side Story".
Tails builds a translator robot with the unintentional ability to read minds. His friends are not impressed.
Director: Natalys Raut-Sieuzac
Writer: Dave Polsky
Gloria becomes determined to earn her Queen of Kindness Kidizen badge and welcomes some free-spirited rats who need a place to stay into the habitat.
Director: Craig George
Writer: Dave Polsky
Marty finds a puppy and, deeming it a Lost and Found item, resolves to locate its owner- until the pup turns out to be a wild Arctic Wolf Pup, and much more of a handful than Marty anticipated.
Director: Craig George
Writer: Dave Polsky
Sweetie Belle ruins a costume for one of Rarity's clients on purpose; Luna visits her in her dreams.
Director: N/A
Writer: Dave Polsky
Spike is in charge of lighting the torch for the opening of the Equestria Games, but his nerves get the best of him.
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Writer: Dave Polsky
Twilight learns that Pinkie Pie has an unusual ability to sense happenings in the immediate future, known around Ponyville as "Pinkie Sense." Not willing to accept these predictions are anything but a mere coincidence, Twilight sets out to find the truth behind Pinkie's power.
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Writer: Dave Polsky
When the latest book in the Daring Do series is delayed, Rainbow Dash and her friends decide to offer their help to the book's author so that she can finish it. The writer does need help, but not in the ways they'd imagined.
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Writer: Dave Polsky
Rarity goes to Manehattan for Fashion Week and loses her sense of generosity after another designer copies her entire fashion line.
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Writer: Dave Polsky
When Sunset Shimmer returns to Equestria as a pony, she meets new pony Starlight Glimmer and agrees to bring her back through the mirror portal to experience life as a human girl at Canterlot High. However, while Sunset Shimmer is away, a revenge‐seeking Juniper Montage finds a beautiful hand mirror enchanted with Equestrian magic and it’s powerful enough to make things disappear into limbo, trapping them between two realms. Sunset Shimmer and Starlight Glimmer return to find the Mane 6 missing and Juniper Montage acting extremely suspicious. Will Sunset Shimmer and Starlight Glimmer save the girls, or are the Mane 6 lost in limbo for good?
Director: Ishi Rudell
Writer: Dave Polsky
Overwhelmed with having to choose just one friend to spend time with, Pinkie Pie uses a magic mirror to clone herself.
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Writer: Dave Polsky
In the hopes of proving that the Crystal Empire is more than worthy of being selected as the next venue for the upcoming Equestria Games, Princess Cadance commissions Twilight to work her magic with the deciding Games Inspector.
Director: N/A
Writer: Dave Polsky
The ponies separate and are caught in a dispute between a western town's settler-ponies and the native buffalo herd. Both sides have claimed the land as their own, and neither side is standing down. Can they find a way to prevent the inevitable clash?
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Writer: Dave Polsky
The Cutie Mark Crusaders are thrilled when Twilight offers to help them with their studies. Problems arise when the girls realize they can use their relationship with Twilight to increase their popularity.
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Writer: Dave Polsky
When notorious outlaw Troubleshoes Clyde returns to menace the Appleoosa rodeo, the Cutie Mark Crusaders realize that bringing him to justice might be the key to finally getting their cutie marks.
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Writer: Dave Polsky
When Applejack is called away and has to miss participating in the Sisterhooves Social with Apple Bloom, Big Mac decides to fill in for her.
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Writer: Dave Polsky
Knuckles feels that the only reason Sonic always bests him is that Sonic has better luck. So, Knuckles tries to run out his bad luck and reset the luck balance of the universe by constantly putting himself in harm’s way.
Director: Natalys Raut-Sieuzac
Writer: Dave Polsky