The Best Episodes Written By Jed Spingarn

Max and Phoebe advance to the final tryout for a spot on an elite superhero squad, but a new super villain with a surprise connection to the Thunderman family may force them to sacrifice their crime fighting dream.

Director: Robbie Countryman

Writer: Jed Spingarn

Johnny and Mrs. Bravo go to Scotland and Johnny bought something back.

Director: Russell Calabrese

Writer: Jed Spingarn

An evil scientist crashes Freak's plane, trying to add to his human stock for his experiments in crossbreeding with orangutans.

Director: Rich Arons

Writer: Jed Spingarn

Phoebe and Max return to their elementary school to complete a hero assessment exam and discover that the instructor is a former classmate that Max tormented.

Director: Robbie Countryman

Writer: Jed Spingarn

Brain sings about past and present world leaders' failures.

Director: Kirk Tingblad

Writer: Jed Spingarn

The mice need to get into a mine, but have to pretend to join a Amish-type society.

Director: Kirk Tingblad

Writer: Jed Spingarn

A house needed for Brain's latest plot becomes the set of a reality series about the people living there. So the mice become participants to get in.

Director: Kirk Tingblad

Writer: Jed Spingarn

Brain's attempt to control Emperor Franz Josef get side tracked when he talks about his problems with psychiatrist Dr. Sigmund Freud.

Director: Charles Visser

Writer: Jed Spingarn

Brain enters the world of a sumo wrestling to acquire a paralyzing fish.

Director: Charles Visser

Writer: Jed Spingarn

At a sleep away camp for world leaders' children, Brain tries to trick the children into placing listening devices in their parents' offices.

Director: Mike Milo

Writer: Jed Spingarn

Pinky has his own plan for world domination and Brain goes along with it.

Director: Russell Calabrese

Writer: Jed Spingarn

As network executives keep repeatedly changing their show, Pinky and Brain decide to quit.

Director: Russell Calabrese

Writer: Jed Spingarn

Pinky and Brain masquerade as a mother and child star respectively to get money needed for the next plan.

Director: Charles Visser

Writer: Jed Spingarn

A special of highlights of their career is on the air, but it's really all a ruse so Pinky and Brain can hypnotize the viewers.

Director: Charles Visser

Writer: Jed Spingarn

Inspired by legends of the past, Brain tries to create a legend about himself to gain world acclaim.

Director: Nelson Recinos

Writer: Jed Spingarn

Bikini Space Planet Johnny is picked up by two aliens that he calls ""shiny mamas"" and taken back to their planet. Before they can start dating Johnny they need to give him a few painful tests. After the tests, they claim he is a perfect male specimen and crown him their king. After requesting the cable be fixed they see Braveheart and Mel Gibson and forget all about Johnny.

Director: Russell Calabrese

Writer: Jed Spingarn

Johnny runs out of Mr. Kevin's Triple Strength Hair Cement and finds out that they factory shut down and so there is none anywhere. He buys a bunch of other gels trying to find another one that will

Director: Kirk Tingblad

Writer: Jed Spingarn

Johnny receives a letter that had a bubble sheet to fill out to identity what career Johnny will be in. But when Johnny accidentally sends a picture of Suzy, the result was that Johnny should be a ballerina.

Director: Russell Calabrese

Writer: Jed Spingarn

A demon is summon accidentally and receives help from Johnny to create evil in the world, by stepping on grass when there is a ""Keep Off The Grass"" signs and bringing an extra item through the express line at the grocery store.

Director: Russell Calabrese

Writer: Jed Spingarn

Johnny and Carl get lost in the woods and Johnny falls in love with a native woman from there. Johnny would lie to stay but Carl rescues him.

Director: Kirk Tingblad

Writer: Jed Spingarn

Johnny meets his hero Squint Ringo (a Steven Seagal-look- alike) and performs the stuntman for his show.

Director: N/A

Writer: Jed Spingarn

A prince from a far kingdom is boring of being ruler and sees that Johnny looks exactly like him, so they switch places.

Director: Russell Calabrese

Writer: Jed Spingarn

Johnny wants to make a special dinner for his mother and buys a lobster but it won't cooperate.

Director: Kirk Tingblad

Writer: Jed Spingarn

A beureaucratic mix up gets Johnny thrown into a womens prison.

Director: Russell Calabrese

Writer: Jed Spingarn

Johnny is mistakenly launched into space with a chimp

Director: Kirk Tingblad

Writer: Jed Spingarn