The best episode written by David Steven Cohen is "Armageddon Kinda Sore", rated 10/10 from 1 user votes. It was "directed by Marc Daniels". "Armageddon Kinda Sore" aired on 10/11/1987 and is rated 1.0 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "Tango Time".
The President & the First Family have to stay in a newly built bomb shelter for 12 hours.
Director: Marc Daniels
Writer: David Steven Cohen
Mrs. Rene is learning how to tango! With a rose in her mouth and Pee-wee's magic footprints on the floor, she dances up a storm until Pee-wee dips her right out the Playhouse door! Cowboy Curtis remembers his first and last whirl on rollerskates, and Jambi helps Pee-wee relive the whole show with a replay that goes by all too "fast."
Director: Paul Reubens
Writer: David Steven Cohen
A Goose God wants to marry Muriel. He flirts with her, but Courage is angry because he thinks the Goose God will take Muriel away forever. He tries to act as though Eustace is being nice to Muriel. Muriel says she can't marry the goose god because she's "already spoken for". The Goose God tries to kidnap her, but when Courage makes Eustace's truck honk, the Goose God loves it and leaves Muriel. He ends up marrying Eustace's truck!
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
A scientist dies and his shadow spooks the town of Nowhere and then the Bagge's house. The shadow then admits he is tired of scaring people and decides to become a star in the sky, literally!
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
Muriel invites her deranged relative, Fred, to their home. He has a problem, though. He can't stop giving haircuts. He shaves all of Courage's hair off, and he gets caught by the police, who send him back to an insane asylum.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
Muriel is bitten by what she thinks is a rabbit while gardening. She is transformed into a weremole (that was no rabbit!), and Courage must find the antidote.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
Fungal gangsters consume Eustace's body (starting with his foot) and take Muriel hostage which forces Courage to carry out their footwork.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
Marooned during a cruise, Courage and his owners once again run afoul of Katz. Transformed at his spa into machines designed to fight for Katz's amusement, Muriel places her hope of rescue on Courage.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
A tornado rips through Nowhere, destroying the farmhouse and turning Muriel into a little girl again - just three-and-a-half years old.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
Shirley's curse on Eustace can only be undone if he learns to give of himself.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
Muriel is invited to play her sitar at Radio City Music Hall.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
A burglar mistakes the family for his relatives and decides they should pull a heist.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
The family is buried under a thousand years of sediment.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
A mummy seeks revenge on the two people who wrongfully entombed him.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
Muriel whips up her secret recipe dog food for the County Dog Food Contest.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
A vacuum salesman shrinks Muriel and Eustace and sucks them up into his vacuum.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
The family goes on a dangerous space mission to save the Sun.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
After being turned into a fly, Courage overhears military personnel discussing a satellite plunging to Earth.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
Katz returns to eliminate Muriel.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
The lottery is about to be announced, and Le Quack arrives.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
The Computer decides to take over Muriel's body to show the world what it can do.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
Muriel is kidnapped and taken to a hair farm to be used for growing hair.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
Eustace takes the family on an adventure to find a hat worth millions.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
The family signs up for a free vacation but ends up having to serve as the ship's crew.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen
Courage unearths a bone from a giant kangaroo.
Director: John R. Dilworth
Writer: David Steven Cohen