The Best Episodes Directed By Kaz

After being treated too much like a child by everyone, Barnacle Boy quits being a superhero and decides to be a supervillain.

Director: Kaz

Writer: C.H. Greenblatt

After SpongeBob shatters his buttocks in a sandboarding injury, he becomes paranoid of everything and confines himself to his own home with inanimate objects for friends.

Director: Kaz

Writer: C.H. Greenblatt

SpongeBob and Patrick decide to become rich entrepreneurs by selling chocolate bars door to door.

Director: Kaz

Writer: Paul Tibbitt

Mr. Krabs has a garage sale and sells SpongeBob the most valuable of items.

Director: Kaz

Writer: Paul Tibbitt

A health inspector shows up at the Krusty Krab, and while he is there, SpongeBob and Mr. Krabs see the news about a guy passing himself off as a health inspector to get free food.  Mr. Krabs is so mad he and SpongeBob make a Krabby Patty made with a bunch of nasty things. After it is served to the inspector he chokes on a fly and the two think he died from the patty. They later find out that he was a real health inspector, and that the other one was caught. Now, what will SpongeBob and Mr. Krabs do with the dead health inspector?

Director: Kaz

Writer: Paul Tibbitt

Mr. Krabs has SpongeBob and Patrick paint the inside of his house, with a strict rule to not get paint on anything besides the walls.

Director: Kaz

Writer: Mark O'Hare

SpongeBob goes on his early litter patrol when he catches The Strangler. After he calls the police, The Strangler (disguised with a fake mustache) decides to be SpongeBob's bodyguard. After three parties at SpongeBob's house, The Strangler tries to strangle SpongeBob, but never gets the chance to be alone.

Director: Kaz

Writer: Paul Tibbitt

When Mr. Krabs feels like an aging old man, he tries to feel young again, so he goes out with SpongeBob and Patrick for a night on the town.

Director: Kaz

Writer: Mark O'Hare