The BEST episodes written by Michael Mcgreevey
#1 - Break Dance
Fame - Season 3 - Episode 8
Danny enlists Christopher and Michael to coach rival gangs in a "break dance" competition. Meanwhile, Doris has trouble ridding herself of "Snake," a gang member who has a crush on her, and Coco, inspired by Bruno's life out of school, contemplates leaving the School of the Arts to pursue her career.
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The Waltons - Season 7 - Episode 13
Jason has second thoughts about joining the military service and considers becoming a Conscientious Objector much to Ben's dismay. Jim-Bob gets a military tattoo.
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#3 - Pot of Gold
Wonder Woman - Season 3 - Episode 11
Wonder Woman helps a leprechaun recover his stolen gold.
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#4 - Vendetta Road
The Incredible Hulk - Season 2 - Episode 23
David meets a vindictive "Bonnie and Clyde"-type couple who are blowing up gas stations. The stations they are targeting belong to a corporation responsible for the death of the young man's father.
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Fame - Season 5 - Episode 3
After meeting his favorite western hero, Bronco Bob, and his sidekick, Prince the Miracle Horse, Danny involves the School of the Arts in a fund-raising production to help Bronco save Prince from the clutches of his acting rival, who, just to spite Bronco, plans to buy, shoot and stuff the horse.
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Fame - Season 6 - Episode 6
Baby-sitting his nephew cramps Christopher's style; dissension threatens to end the girls' new band; Dyrenforth learns the value of Mrs. Berg.
#8 - Mr. Wacky's World
Fame - Season 6 - Episode 8
Danny slips into the second-banana position on a comedy show; Dusty misinterprets flattering comments from Jesse.
#9 - Baby Remember My Name
Fame - Season 6 - Episode 24
In the series finale, Alumni Week brings back some familiar faces, including Miss Sherwood, Bruno, Coco, Doris, Holly, and Montgomery, who are interviewed for the School of the Arts first video yearbook. Meanwhile, Leroy questions his ability and his desire to make it on his own after Miss Grant suggests he leave the school to pursue his dancing; and Chris lies about his success in the real world when he is asked to be a guest speaker for Mr. Seeger's class.