The Best Episodes Written By Steve Viksten

Arnold's hat lands on the stoop of "Stoop Kid," - a bully who has lived his whole life on his stoop, and is highly protective of it. But, when it's Arnold's fault that Stoop Kid becomes the joke of the city, he must help Stoop Kid face his biggest fear - leaving his stoop for the first time.

Director: Kelly James

Writer: Steve Viksten

While Helga tries to find the perfect gift for Arnold, Arnold tries to find Mr Hyunh's long-lost daughter.

Director: Jamie Mitchell

Writer: Steve Viksten

Not looking forward to performing in Helga's "The Four Food Groups" musical, Arnold and Gerald decide to take the bus a few stops too many, but end up stuck downtown.

Director: Larry Leichliter

Writer: Steve Viksten

The kids are really looking forward to their field trip to the aquarium - especially when they remember the scary Lock Jaw from their last trip. But, when they get there, they see that Lock Jaw isn't really that scary. Arnold notices how neglected the old turtle looks, and returns later with Grandma to set it free.

Director: Steve Socki

Writer: Steve Viksten

Arnold and the gang set out on a quest to find the hidden treasure of the mysterious "Wheezin' Ed" on Elk Island.

Director: Dan Povenmire

Writer: Steve Viksten

On Valentine's Day, Arnold manages to arrange two dates; one with Ruth, the sixth grader he likes, and one with his French penpal Cecile (actually, it's Helga in disguise) – only for the real Cecile to suddenly appear and Arnold to discover what Ruth is really like.

Director: Jamie Mitchell

Writer: Steve Viksten

The new girl is teased at school by Helga and the other girls, but she's soon accepted by everyone.

Director: Steve Socki

Writer: Steve Viksten

Gerald, getting tired of his family bugging him, moves out of his home and into Arnold's boarding house, only to realize emancipation is not all it is cracked up to be.

Director: Stark Howell

Writer: Steve Viksten

Mr. Hyunh has a talent for country singing, so Arnold and Gerald, after recording a CD with him at the local studio, become his managers and make him a big star, much to his dislike.

Director: Stark Howell

Writer: Steve Viksten

Harold is invited to Rhonda's party and befriends the female bully, Big Patty.

Director: Kelly James

Writer: Steve Viksten

The school is doing the play "Romeo and Juliet". Arnold lands the role as Romeo so Helga will do anything to beat out other girls to get the part of Juliet, so that she can kiss Arnold in the final scene.

Director: Steve Socki

Writer: Steve Viksten

Arnold and Helga both think they are having the worst Thanksgivings ever. Arnold's Family are celebrating President's Day, and Olga is at the Pataki house. When Arnold and Helga go to Mr. Simmons' house, they discover he has a obnoxious family, so they think their families aren't so bad after all.

Director: Larry Leichliter

Writer: Steve Viksten

Helga wants to show Arnold that she can be as sophisticated as Lila is by taking him, Gerald, and Phoebe out to dinner with a coupon she won. She devises a plan to get out of paying when she discovers they're at the wrong restaurant.

Director: Frank Weiss

Writer: Steve Viksten

Homer opens his own hair salon after discovering he is a talented stylist; Milhouse professes his love for Lisa.

Director: Mark Kirkland

Writer: Steve Viksten

When Arnold accidentally ruins Eugene's new bike, he takes Eugene out on a day of fun, thinking that "every geek deserves his day".

Director: Kelly James

Writer: Steve Viksten

Two girls from the sixth grade who are tired of the way that their boyfriends treat them, decide to take Arnold and Gerald to the school dance, but only to make their boyfriends jealous.

Director: Dan Povenmire

Writer: Steve Viksten

At the Annual Cheese Fair, Helga tries her best to keep Arnold well away from Ruth - a girl who Arnold has a crush on.

Director: Larry Leichliter

Writer: Steve Viksten

Helga decides to give her talented sister Olga a taste of reality by changing her grade in her report card.

Director: Larry Leichliter

Writer: Steve Viksten

Eugene is accused of pulling the fire alarm. In the school court, the jury thinks Eugene is guilty except for Arnold, who believes there is a shadow of a doubt.

Director: Steve Socki

Writer: Steve Viksten

When Harold is walking in the street, he finds a kitty that belongs to an old lady and he takes it, but then everybody appears, and Harold has to surrender the kitty to the old lady.

Director: Steve Socki

Writer: Steve Viksten

An organ grinder's monkey kisses Helga, who's convinced she has caught 'monkeynucleosis'.

Director: Tuck Tucker

Writer: Steve Viksten

Arnold's Grandpa enters a Chinese Checkers tournament to reclaim his pride lost forty years ago. Robby Fisher's name is a parody of Bobby Fischer.

Director: Larry Leichliter

Writer: Steve Viksten

Helga's mother tries to let her and her father, Bob, bond.

Director: Steve Socki

Writer: Steve Viksten

Helga uses Stinky as her boyfriend to try to make Arnold jealous.

Director: Tuck Tucker

Writer: Steve Viksten

After finding out that his idol is a haughty, primped actor, Eugene sets out to become bad.

Director: Tuck Tucker

Writer: Steve Viksten