The Best Episodes Written By Tom Ruegger

Charlie Brown plans a surprise party for Snoopy’s birthday; Snoopy proves he’s not lazy; and Snoopy takes Charlie Brown to court over a bad dinner

Director: Steve Evangelatos

Writer: Tom Ruegger

While putting up Shaggy's papers for his morning route, Scooby runs into a green monster that steals Shaggy's bike. The gang traces it to a haunted house where they find a room full of counterfeit money.

Director: N/A

Writer: Tom Ruegger

The Rovers have to find a stolen device that could destroy the world. They are pitted against a new enemy, Captain Zachary Storm, a militant who was discharged from the military and is now out for revenge.

Director: Jon McClenahan

Writer: Tom Ruegger

When a sceptor is stolen, the Road Rovers attempt to create a peace between two warring countries with the aid of a pack of wolves by embarking on a mission to recover the sceptor without getting themselves caught.

Director: Herb Moore

Writer: Tom Ruegger

Ever wondered how the Rovers manage their lives? The Road Rovers go out on a normal day of missions. It is discovered that Hunter carries with him a photo of a beautiful female dog, whom the Rovers assume to be his girlfriend. Who is she?

Director: Scott Jeralds

Writer: Tom Ruegger

Professor Shepherd must call together a group of awesome dogs to stop General Parvo from gaining an important weapon. Shepard names his dogs the "Road Rovers," and they set off on their first mission: to duel the General Parvo, his Lieutenant Groomer, and the first two Cano-Mutants.

Director: Herb Moore

Writer: Tom Ruegger

A forgetful alien tries to recall his message for mankind, Lord Bravery's first act as a superhero hopeful turns out to be a problem, aliens circles the Earth in hopes of finding an answer to the eternal question of the universe and elderly superheroes dine and recall their glory days.

Director: Dan Riba

Writer: Tom Ruegger

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: Tom Ruegger

Batman connects recent bombings in Gotham to an episode of an old television series featuring his favorite boyhood hero, the 'Gray Ghost.'

Director: Boyd Kirkland

Writer: Tom Ruegger

The cartoon is cut short when the show's lazy writers decide to end the episode early to show more 'Animaniacs' reruns. However, Steven Spielberg won't stand for it, and unleashes his vision to finish the cartoon right. Dexter Douglas soon meets a strange alien named Mo-Ron, who becomes lost from his alien friends. Dexter helps Mo-Ron phone home, and soon all is well-that is, until the long distance charges roll in.

Director: Eric Radomski

Writer: Tom Ruegger

An aging Mob boss learns his drug dealings have contributed to his son's drug addiction.

Director: Boyd Kirkland

Writer: Tom Ruegger

When District Attorney Harvey Dent is poisoned after a dinner date, Batman makes the horrifying discovery that his date was Poison Ivy, a plant-obsessed villainess.

Director: Boyd Kirkland

Writer: Tom Ruegger

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

Director: Jack Heiter

Writer: Tom Ruegger

A well-meaning tailor makes Pinky and Brain's lives miserable.

Director: Mike Milo

Writer: Tom Ruegger

Brain tries to become a national hero by taking down a tobacco company.

Director: Nelson Recinos

Writer: Tom Ruegger

As he prepares his plan for world domination, Brain goes to work teaching rebellious students.

Director: Mike Milo

Writer: Tom Ruegger

In the series finale of Pinky and the Brain, the Brain, and the characters from Animaniacs develop a Star Wars spoof.

Director: Nelson Recinos

Writer: Tom Ruegger

Batman discovers a gang of forgotten runaways living deep within the Gotham sewer system.

Director: Frank Paur

Writer: Tom Ruegger

Skeletor has gained control of the Cosmic Comet above Eternia, and intends to use it to blow open the jaw bridge of Grayskull. He-Man, Teela, Man-At-Arms, The Sorceress and Orko set out to stop Skeletor's scheme, with the help of Zagraz, a wizard with power over comets.

Director: Steve Clark

Writer: Tom Ruegger

Scooby has a traumatic experience with demon Time Slime and is replaced by lazy Bernie Gumshire, but Vincent Van Ghoul shows what will happen to the gang if Scooby doesn't come out of retirement.

Director: N/A

Writer: Tom Ruegger

The gang lands their plane in a town populated by werewolves; Bogel and Weerd trick Scooby and Shaggy into opening the chest of demons; pint-sized conman Flim-Flam joins the gang.

Director: N/A

Writer: Tom Ruegger

Scooby and the gang have to stop three bumbling witches who are in cahoots with demon Marcella.

Director: N/A

Writer: Tom Ruegger

Bogel and Weerd help demon Demondo imprison Scooby and the gang in the funny papers.

Director: N/A

Writer: Tom Ruegger

The Brain enters Elmyra in a spelling bee.

Director: Nelson Recinos

Writer: Tom Ruegger

Horror host and demon chest escapee Zomba magically transports Scooby and the gang into the film "The Son of the Bride of the Ghost of Frankenstein."

Director: N/A

Writer: Tom Ruegger