The Best Episodes Directed By Walt Dohrn

Patrick keeps a small box everywhere he goes and refuses to tell SpongeBob what's in it. Curiosity eventually gets the better of our spongy hero, as he decides to try and sneak a peek while Patrick is sleeping.

Director: Walt Dohrn

Writer: Paul Tibbitt

SpongeBob creates DoodleBob.

Director: Walt Dohrn

Writer: Paul Tibbitt

Mr. Krab's turns SpongeBob's idea for 'Jelly Krabby Patties' into a colossal customer favorite, and it leads to trouble when the local population of jellyfish become hunted to near-extinction.

Director: Walt Dohrn

Writer: Paul Tibbitt

SpongeBob and Patrick's club is too small for Squidward... literally. But Squidward forces his way in, "propelling" the clubhouse into the middle of nowhere.

Director: Walt Dohrn

Writer: Mark O'Hare

SpongeBob brings Christmas to Bikini Bottom.

Director: Walt Dohrn

Writer: Mr. Lawrence

SpongeBob and Squidward go on strike after they don't get their paycheck from Mr. Krabs. How long will the strike last?

Director: Walt Dohrn

Writer: Paul Tibbitt

Squidward is put in charge of the Krusty Krab when Mr. Krabs goes to the hospital and decides to take the day off, but can't help thinking SpongeBob will do something wrong.

Director: Walt Dohrn

Writer: Paul Tibbitt

Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy decide to go on vacation, but unfortunately they don't have anyone to look after the Merma-lair, so they ask SpongeBob and Patrick to look after it. However, they accidentally release Man Ray from a prison made of frozen tartar sauce.

Director: Walt Dohrn

Writer: Paul Tibbitt

Suddenly, Gary seems to be hanging out with Patrick more than SpongeBob. SpongeBob thinks it's because he loves Patrick more. But, what's the real reason that Gary is attached to Patrick all of a sudden?

Director: Walt Dohrn

Writer: Paul Tibbitt

SpongeBob is forced to work at the Chum Bucket.

Director: Walt Dohrn

Writer: Mr. Lawrence

Sandy is going away and calls SpongeBob and Patrick to take care of her pets. One of them is a worm, and SpongeBob and Patrick have fun with it all day long, until the next day when it transforms into a butterfly and everybody in town gets scared of it.

Director: Walt Dohrn

Writer: Paul Tibbitt

When Pearl remodels the Krusty Krab into a hip local hangout, SpongeBob worries about the fate of the original restaurant (not to mention, his position as Fry Cook!).

Director: Walt Dohrn

Writer: Mr. Lawrence

In another attempt to steal the Krabby Patty formula, Plankton makes a robot that looks just like Mr. Krabs. But in order to get the formula, he will have to do some odd things as part of the "secret handshake."

Director: Walt Dohrn

Writer: Mr. Lawrence

Squidward starts to teach an art class at the Recreation Center, but SpongeBob is the only person who shows up.

Director: Walt Dohrn

Writer: Paul Tibbitt

SpongeBob must write an 800-word essay for boating school but gets distracted easily.

Director: Walt Dohrn

Writer: Mr. Lawrence

SpongeBob forgets how to tie his shoes, so he must re-learn how. But no one else knows how, either.

Director: Walt Dohrn

Writer: Paul Tibbitt

SpongeBob asks his grandma not to kiss him because her public displays of affection are embarrassing.

Director: Walt Dohrn

Writer: Paul Tibbitt

SpongeBob and Patrick pick up a "bad word," and start repeating it to the shocked patrons of the Krusty Krab, but Mr. Krabs doesn't like this!

Director: Walt Dohrn

Writer: Paul Tibbitt

SpongeBob accidentally throws a peanut at Clamu the Oyster and then the police think that the one who threw the peanut was Patrick.

Director: Walt Dohrn

Writer: Mr. Lawrence