The BEST episodes written by David Finley

#1 - Fare Tonight
Tales From the Cryptkeeper - Season 1 - Episode 9
Two paranormal enthusiasts create a homemade vampire detector and use it to hunt for bloodsuckers only to learn that one of them is right under their nose.
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#2 - Chuck (and Melvin) and the Beanstalker
Tales From the Cryptkeeper - Season 2 - Episode 12
Chuck and Melvin (the narcissistic prince and his brother from "The Sleeping Beauty") return; this time in a horrifying retelling of "Jack and the Beanstalk" where they must steal the treasure of a giant Cyclops named Beanstalker.
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#4 - Rupert in Timeland
Rupert - Season 2 - Episode 4
When Rupert and Podgy find themselves unaffected by a sudden freeze in time, they visit Father Time in order to set things right but both end up on a journey into the future and age with each leap of time.

#5 - Rupert and the Tiger's Eye
Rupert - Season 2 - Episode 5
While on holiday in Sandy Cove, Rupert and a local girl named Frances become involved in a dangerous game of cloak and dagger as they matches wits with an infamous jewel thief called The Chameleon.
#6 - Rupert and Uncle Grizzly
Rupert - Season 2 - Episode 7
Rupert visits his Uncle Grizzly in the Wild West, and they find themselves at odds with scheming neighbors who are looking for gold.

#7 - Rupert and the Fiddle
Rupert - Season 2 - Episode 8
Rupert finds himself in Storyland, where his attempt at playing the fiddle for a not-so-merry Old King Cole lands him in the dungeon.

#8 - Rupert and the Ghost
Rupert - Season 2 - Episode 10
Rupert and his parents spend an uneasy night in a tumble-down castle, which comes complete with a ghost and a hidden pirate treasure.

#9 - Rupert and the Firebird
Rupert - Season 2 - Episode 12
A little bird that thinks Rupert is his mother turns out to have some surprising, and dangerous, abilities.

#10 - Rupert and the April Fool
Rupert - Season 3 - Episode 12
Rupert and Gregory Guinea Pig encounter The April Fool, an odd little man living in an even odder little house. He's a load of fun at first, but when the boys grow sick of his relentless jokes and tricks, The Fool isn't inclined to let them leave...
