The best episode written by Michael Cusack is "The Magical Red Jewel (aka Tyler Gets Fired)", rated 10/10 from 2 user votes. It was "directed by Jeff Liu". "The Magical Red Jewel (aka Tyler Gets Fired)" aired on 6/17/2024 and is rated 0.0 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "Maddison's Birthday Party".
The Boss and Pim fight for their lives in a mysterious world called Spamtopia. Meanwhile, Charlie confronts Allan over something serious.
Director: Jeff Liu
Writer: Michael Cusack
Rachel is invited to the party of her former school mate, Maddison, and takes BFF Sarah as her plus one. Can Rachel scale the tower to get a selfie with Maddison, and can Sarah escape the ‘plus one’ hell to which she has been relegated?
Director: Michael Cusack
Writer: Michael Cusack
Pim and Charlie are beckoned into the mysterious Enchanted Forest by a princess and encounter all sorts of insane toon characters along their journey.
Director: Zach Hadel
Writer: Michael Cusack
Charlie actually dies for real.
Director: Zach Hadel
Writer: Michael Cusack
A rival business moves across the street, much to the boss's dismay. Nuff said.
Director: Zach Hadel
Writer: Michael Cusack
The Smiling Friends finally get to relax in a beautiful Brazilian beach town. Pim works on his novel, Charlie binges a load of torrent shows on his portable hard drive. Allan and Glep enjoy some long-awaited "chill out" time at the beach.
Director: Zach Hadel
Writer: Michael Cusack
Allan is tasked with finding more paper clips for the office. *Spits on you*
Director: Paul ter Voorde
Writer: Michael Cusack
After eating a mysterious artefact found at an ancient burial ground, Pim suddenly and mysteriously turns bright green to everyone's dismay.
Director: Paul Georghiou
Writer: Michael Cusack
Pim ventures into the forest across the road to fetch firewood for the office Halloween party.
Director: Zach Hadel
Writer: Michael Cusack
Kevin forgets to take the garbage bins down.
Director: Michael Dockery
Writer: Michael Cusack
A small company dedicated to bringing happiness to the world receives a simple request to help a woman's unhappy son smile again, but the job turns out to be more complicated than it seems.
Director: Zach Hadel
Writer: Michael Cusack
When a truly pathetic shrimp calls the Smiling Friends hotline after being dumped by his true love, Shrimpina, Pim and Charlie have very different ideas about how to handle the situation.
Director: Zach Hadel
Writer: Michael Cusack
Who is famous food tycoon Simon S. Salty? Why was he brutally murdered in his own restaurant? Who done did do that there murder? Huh?
Director: Zach Hadel
Writer: Michael Cusack
DISCLAIMER: Just a heads up, this is the scariest episode of any cartoon that's ever been created.
Director: David Hootselle
Writer: Michael Cusack
The classic gang help a disgusting, vile loser they found on the streets. However, Allan sprays him with the hose.
Director: Paul ter Voorde
Writer: Michael Cusack
Yes, You Do Need to Watch This Important Episode of Smiling Friends Where They Help the President Smile. Here's Why That's a Good Thing.
Director: Tina Tomar
Writer: Michael Cusack
After some of the Boss's usual tomfoolery, Pim and Charlie are tasked with helping a mad scientist with an "egg dilemma".
Director: Anthony Price
Writer: Michael Cusack
After beloved frog celebrity Mr. Frog gets into hot frog water, Pim and Charlie are tasked with helping the frog get things back on frog track. Meanwhile, Glep has a crazy side adventure that has the critics going wild.
Director: Zach Hadel
Writer: Michael Cusack
This episode tells the story of a thirty-four year-old boy named Pim who sets out to save his mother on Mars after she is abducted by Martians.
Director: David Hootselle
Writer: Michael Cusack