The Best Episodes Directed By David Ochs

After Mr. Reese discovers his precious car smeared with meatball sauce, he pulls out his officer’s cap and enlists Clarence to help his investigation to nab the culprit.

Sumo discovers an injured roadrunner, names him Hot Sauce, and nurses him back to health. The two become inseparable pals, but Sumo learns that a wild animal can’t be contained.

Clarence draws a comic for the school paper and it becomes a huge hit with the kids. When angry parents step in and censor the comic’s crass humor, Clarence must stand up for his artistic vision.

Clarence is all excited visit his grandma when he learns that Chad has never been on a plane. Clarence makes it his mission to help Chad get through a hectic flight.

When Clarence is convinced he has the power to manipulate time he vows to only use his abilities for good. A day at school puts his morals to the test when he’s given the ultimate choice to help his friends or pause time in the name of fun.

After creating an unapproved mural on a wall at Aberdale Elementary, Clarence, Jeff and Sumo are forced to come to school on a Saturday to clean up as punishment.

Clarence, Jeff and Sumo investigate a high school party down the street, which they mistake for an alien invasion.

After a pit stop bathroom break during a school field trip, Clarence returns to the parking lot and accidentally gets on the wrong school bus - which takes him to a different school!

Clarence enlists the help of his eccentric neighbor Larry to take the trio out for ice cream and the ride of their lives!

When Clarence loses the ball during a soccer game, he ends up following it into an office building, where he’s mistaken for the boss’s kid and given free reign to wander around.

After Clarence and Sumo cause a power outage in Sumo’s family home, they’re sent off in the hot desert with Sumo’s older brother to retrieve a generator part. Will they survive the trek or will Sumo’s sibling rivalry boil over?

After missing out on a chance to see the premiere of the Robofrog trailer, the trio devises a plan to sneak into the theater and catch a glimpse before anyone else. However, when they damage the reel, they’re forced to fix it or fess up!

After Clarence and pals call random numbers as a prank, Clarence ends up connecting with a girl and they strike up a friendship. But will this long distance phone pal last?

After Ms. Baker takes a personal day, she is replaced by a substitute that has a hard time handling the classroom. Soon, the school day devolves into chaos and it is up to Clarence to get Mrs. Baker back to where she belongs, the classroom.

Burned out from having so many adventures, Clarence struggles to sit around and do nothing.

Everything is on the line when Clarence and friends play the biggest game of capture the flag yet! Everyone wants to take home the crown, and the power to control the neighborhood’s juice boxes.

After an accidental backpack swap, Clarence discovers that Belson is hiding an artistic side and attempts to foster Belson’s creativity.

After surprising Clarence with Martial Arts classes, Mary gets talked into joining the class herself. She loves the lessons in discipline and control, but Clarence just wants to have fun! Can Mary convince Clarence to stick with the class?

When Clarence accidentally breaks a local arcade game Jeff has become obsessed with, Clarence puts together his own real-life version of the game at home, encouraging Jeff to act out his fantasy in levels created exclusively by Clarence.

While watching a TV show about dreams, Clarence dozes off and enters the dreamscape that hovers above Aberdale. Clarence can see other people’s dreams. When things turn nightmarish, Clarence must find a way to escape back to reality.

Clarence and his pals venture to the Aberdale Renaissance Faire. Clarence confuses a medieval play for reality, and vows to stop the evil black knight from getting the princess.

Over the course of a single day in Ms. Baker’s class, we see how Clarence and his classmates deal with their individual trials during the school day.

With Clarence distracted by the mysterious power of the moon, his class competes to build the highest-flying rocket. Will Sumo’s homemade bucket of bolts beat Belson’s store-bought rocket?

When Ms. Baker pairs up the kids to act as parents for a sprout, Sumo and Clarence learn all about good parenting. Jeff buys toys instead of fertilizer and Chelsea and Kimby get to know each other.

When Clarence befriends an aging woman at the local retirement home, he’s determined to remind her of her old self in order to convert the grumpy granny to his fun loving ways.