The Best Episodes Written By John P. mccann

Peabody and Sherman's first show goes off the rails when their celebrity-crazed neighbors won't leave. Napoleon throws a temper tantrum over dessert.

Director: John Sanford

Writer: John P. McCann

Terry's pal Howard goes out with an unruly android.

Director: Dan Riba

Writer: John P. McCann

The dad of one of Terry's pals commits crimes with help from a suit equipped with superpowers.

Director: N/A

Writer: John P. McCann

Freak foils a plot to use robotic cars to steal nuclear weapons. The Huntsman goes in search of crime.

Director: Jack Heiter

Writer: John P. McCann

In order to provide a more calming effect to today's rather violent cartoons, the network censors initiate 'Relax-o-Vision.' The process projects peaceful scenes of tranquility over more violent parts of the day's cartoon. Freakzoid tolerates the interference with his show, until he finally decides to take matters into his own hands against the censors.

Director: Scott Jeralds

Writer: John P. McCann

Freak and Cosgrove are zapped inside a Virtual Tussle virtual reality game.

Director: Peter Shin

Writer: John P. McCann

Freak and his friends travel to a police state to rescue another friend.

Director: Rich Arons

Writer: John P. McCann

Freak pursues the madman who turned Steff into a statue.

Director: Peter Shin

Writer: John P. McCann

Freakazoid rescues campers from a monster and narrowly escapes a lobotomy. Toby Danger must stop Dr. Sin.

Director: Ronnie del Carmen

Writer: John P. McCann

In the first segment (And Fanboy is his Name), an pudgy teenager calling himself Fanboy tries to become Freakazoid's sidekick. The second segment deals with the story of 4 gnomes, who after causing mischief for vikings many years in the past, are turned to stone by day, but come to life at night to help mankind. The final segment (Frenching with Freakazoid) has our hero teaching French to the audience.

Director: Scott Jeralds

Writer: John P. McCann

Freakazoid does the weather, rescues a hostage high-school dance and loses a sidekick to marriage.

Director: Jack Heiter

Writer: John P. McCann

The Brain hatches a plan to take over the world by using static electricity to shock the world into submission. Unfortunately he needs several billion dollars to build a giant clothes dryer. Pinky and the Brain head to Island X where they set up a fake country and hope to get a giant foreign aid loan from the United States.

Director: Jon McClenahan

Writer: John P. McCann

The mice are looking to control tornados, but a pest keeps getting in their way.

Director: Russell Calabrese

Writer: John P. McCann

Brain takes control over aquatic mammals for his latest plan and Pinky falls for a female sea lion.

Director: Kirk Tingblad

Writer: John P. McCann

The Brain constructs a girl robot named "Patty Ann" to create a media event when she is "rescued" from a sewer.

Director: Nelson Recinos

Writer: John P. McCann

Pursued by a mysterious group called The Circle, a trap begins to close around Pinky and The Brain.

Director: Nelson Recinos

Writer: John P. McCann

Parodying "It's A Wonderful Life," The Brain learns what it would be like if Elmyra replaced Pinky.

Director: Nelson Recinos

Writer: John P. McCann

The Brain invents a scent that draws people to whoever wears it, but Elmyra inadvertently takes it to her school dance.

Director: Bob Davies

Writer: John P. McCann

The mice must prevent discovery by The Circle when veterinarian wants to publicize Elmyra's bizarre cat/dog.

Director: Bob Davies

Writer: John P. McCann

Discover what happens when Pinky and The Brain broadcast plans for world domination on public access TV.

Director: Nelson Recinos

Writer: John P. McCann

Pinky and The Brain create a black hole inside a jar and plan to sell it, but events soon spin wildly out of control.

Director: Bob Davies

Writer: John P. McCann

After learning that Rudy won't attend Vanity's big party, Elmyra sobs uncontrollably, so Pinky and The Brain lure Rudy to the event.

Director: Nelson Recinos

Writer: John P. McCann

Po and the Five must stop food-stealing rats to end a famine, but Po's weakness for food may hinder the mission.

Director: Michael Mullen

Writer: John P. McCann