The Best Episodes Directed By Chuck Sheetz

The gang travels to a western town where the majority of the residents are robots.

Director: Chuck Sheetz

Writer: Ed Scharlach

The gang go to Paris to see Daphne's cousin become Model of the Year, but when they get there, they find out that she's been abducted by a giant gargoyle!

Director: Chuck Sheetz

Writer: Matt Wayne

When the gang goes to Russia to watch the Moscow Invitational Hockey Tournament, they encounter a ghostly hockey player known as The Frozen Fiend.

Director: Chuck Sheetz

Writer: Bill Canterbury

The Mystery Kids head for a NASCAR-like championship race where mayhem is taking place on the racetracks.

Director: Chuck Sheetz

Writer: Bill Canterbury

The Scooby gang are disturbed to find that their van has taken on a life of its own. The gang must try to stop the mystery machine as soon as possible.

Director: Chuck Sheetz

Writer: N/A

Randall becomes popular when he uses a joke book to make himself a standup comedian.

Director: Chuck Sheetz

Writer: Mark Drop

TJ receives an old history textbook with a treasure map that leads the gang, Randall, and the Ashleys out to get the treasure. But as they get closer, greed arises and the 4th graders fight for the treasure.

Director: Chuck Sheetz

Writer: Peter Gaffney

The gang tries to cover up Mikey's ripped pants so Finster won't catch him.

Director: Chuck Sheetz

Writer: Phil Walsh

Scared of turning 10 on his soon-to-be bithday, Mikey develops an obssession of becoming a little kid again so he won't have to grow up.

Director: Chuck Sheetz

Writer: Bart Jennett

Homer loses his memory--and his family--when he drinks Moe's most potent libation, the Forget-Me-Shot, in an episode that spoofs "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" and "It's a Wonderful Life."

Director: Chuck Sheetz

Writer: J. Stewart Burns

Marge is stressed by the demands of motherhood and the Simpsons get a magical British nanny, who floats down from the sky holding an umbrella.

Director: Chuck Sheetz

Writer: Al Jean

Inspired by a cartoonist who speaks at the school as part of a career day assembly, Bart creates a comic book series based on Homer and his anger problems, which turns into a popular Internet cartoon series called Angry Dad. Homer finds out about this and is at first outraged, but after talking to his family, he decides to try to become a less angry person.

Director: Chuck Sheetz

Writer: John Swartzwelder

Marge's new pretzel franchise is failing until Homer strikes a deal with Fat Tony, Springfield's local mobster.

Director: Chuck Sheetz

Writer: Jennifer Crittenden

Captain Hero and Wooldoor battle over Unusually Flexible Girl, and Foxxy has a run-in with Foxxy 5.

Director: Chuck Sheetz

Writer: Reed Agnew

Principal Prickly and Miss Finster plot to turn T.J. over to their own side by making him principal for a day.

Director: Chuck Sheetz

Writer: Steve Bannos

On class picture day, the kids vow to keep Gus clean as he's never had a class picture of him taken.

Director: Chuck Sheetz

Writer: Bart Jennett

Someone else besides Gretchen is a math genius, and through math, Gretchen starts a close relationship with this person.

Director: Chuck Sheetz

Writer: Brian Hamill

Every year the older kids pick kindergarteners to race in the Kindergarten Derby. This year an eager Tubby gets an unwilling Mikey to sponsor him in the race.

Director: Chuck Sheetz

Writer: Jonathan Rosenthal

Fed up with Vince's ego, the kids bet Vince that he can't go one whole day without beating someone in a sport.

Director: Chuck Sheetz

Writer: David Pitlik

Gus winds up working for the Hustler Kid to pay off a debt, and soon he himself becomes the biggest hustler in the playground.

Director: Chuck Sheetz

Writer: Katy Cooper

King Bob abandons his throne in his obsessive pursuit of pulling a prank on T.J. in this sequel to The Big Prank

Director: Chuck Sheetz

Writer: Gregg Taylor

Digger Dave quits digging and then bosses everyone around.

Director: Chuck Sheetz

Writer: Cary Okmin

Gretchen and Vince both run for president.

Director: Chuck Sheetz

Writer: Etan Cohen

People start paying Gretchen for doing their homework so she can buy herself a new bike

Director: Chuck Sheetz

Writer: Phil Walsh

Homer, Moe, Lenny and Carl win $200,000 in the Springfield Lottery. But when Carl takes off to Iceland – his homeland – with all the winnings, the guys embark on a Nordic adventure to get the cash back.

Director: Chuck Sheetz

Writer: Eric Kaplan