The Best Episodes Written By Martin Pasko

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1. #1 Fan Favorite
   

   8.0/10(1 votes)

   #1 - House of Grown-Ups

   S2:E510/10/1989

   After a lonely architect who works with Dan has dinner at the Conners', he attempts to buy their friendship

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   7.7/10(15 votes)

   #2 - See No Evil

   S1:E562/24/1993

   After a fortune disappears from a gem exposition, Batman investigates. He discovers that the crime may have been committed by an invisible man, an ex-con named Lloyd Ventris.

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   7.5/10(16 votes)

   #3 - Paging the Crime Doctor

   S2:E59/17/1993

   Crime boss Rupert Thorne forces his older brother, a doctor, to perform delicate surgery on Rupert—and kidnaps Dr. Leslie Thompkins to assist.

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   7.0/10(2 votes)

   #4 - Happy Birthday, Buck

   S1:E151/10/1980

   It's Buck Roger's 534th birthday, and Wilma and Dr. Huer plan a surprise party to cheer up the homesick astronaut. Wilma arranges to get Buck "out of the way" by having him accompany Dr. Huer's assistant to New Detroit with the doctor's business schedule. Meanwhile, a man who is plotting revenge against Huer attempts to gain access to the schedule from the assistant so that he can ambush and kill Dr. Huer.

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   6.0/10(4 votes)

   #5 - Curse of the Evil Eye

   S2:E510/29/1988

   The Turtles are still on the search for the last fragment. Shredder finds the last fragment and connects all three to his helmet.

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   6.0/10(2 votes)

   #6 - Night of the Meek / But Can She Type? / The Star

   S1:E1312/20/1985

   A drunken storefront Santa is terminally depressed by the many children who go gift less and starving during Christmas. He is fired from his job at a department store when he shows up late, and subsequently finds a bag that he can pull any present anyone wants from it. An overworked, underpaid, and under appreciated secretary uses a Xerox machine and wakes up in a parallel reality where no one has heard of her. In this reality, however, secretaries are a revered, rare commodity. Onboard a spaceship an astrophysicist and a priest learn they have discovered a planet long dead and a transmitter emitting a signal for eons. They discover that the planet holds the last remains of a civilization, which died when their star went supernova.

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   5.6/10(8 votes)

   #7 - Gramma / Personal Demons / Cold Reading

   S1:E182/14/1986

   A young boy is left to care for his old, scary grandmother. He finally confronts his fears and steps up to her, finding that she has no pulse. Then Gramma reaches out and grabs him... A screenwriter is having writer's block when strange impish creatures start haunting him. Sadly, only he can see them. An actor arrives at a radio station to perform a radio play. An old voodoo stick is accidentally activated and the play becomes more real that anything anyone expected.

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   5.0/10(2 votes)

   #8 - The Beacon / One Life, Furnished in Early Poverty

   S1:E1112/6/1985

   When Dr. Dennis Barrows's car breaks down, he goes to an unusual town where visitors are disliked and townspeople are terrified of lighthouse and where it might shine. The house where Barrows stays the night is shined upon by the lighthouse. It holds a sick child, one which he helps with his medicine. Angry with his adult life, a man, Gus Rosenthal, returns to his childhood stomping ground in Ohio and while digging up an old toy soldier finds himself transported back to when he was a boy.

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