The Best Episodes of Clone High Season 1

After a fight with Scudworth, Mr. B prepares to leave Clone High for good — but not before telling Joan his epic backstory.

Director: Kristen Morrison

Writer: Erica Rivinoja, Dannah Feinglass Phirman, Danielle Schneider

As Operation Spread Eagle ends, the clones face a deadly college entrance exam. Estranged from JFK, Abe, and the rest of her friends, Joan decides to fend for herself while Scudworth and Mr. B crash The Board of Shadowy Figures’ Death Maze watch party.

Director: Mark Ackland

Writer: Mickey Jacobs, Judah Miller

Attempting to repress her feelings for Abe, Joan finds solace in Harriet and Frida. Meanwhile, Confucius teaches JFK about the internet.

Director: Mark Ackland

Writer: Marlena Rodriguez

Candide’s crisis wreaks havoc, Joan doubts her relationship with JFK, Abe turns to Frida for advice and Harriet frets over a future as a #winemom.

Director: Jack Shih

Writer: Dannah Feinglass Phirman, Danielle Schneider

After the clones find themselves stranded in the desert, JFK experiences a heat-induced intellectual breakthrough, Abe faces a zombie horde, and Scudworth and Mr. B hit the big-time in Vegas.

Director: Kristen Morrison

Writer: Kyle Lau

While Clone High mourns a power couple breakup, Candide and Scudworth hatch a plan to reunite the pair with mandatory sex education, swarthy seamen, and some sensual sax solos.

Director: Jack Shih

Writer: Siena East

Decades after they were frozen, Abe, JFK, Joan and Cleo are suddenly thrust into 2023, where they find it difficult to navigate new societal norms.

Director: Mark Ackland

Writer: Phil Lord, Christopher Miller, Erica Rivinoja

When a rumor derails Cleo’s bid for homecoming queen, Joan is forced to reconsider their lifelong rivalry for the sake of the school…and the world.

Director: Kristen Morrison

Writer: Judah Miller

When a fire threatens to shut down the Grassy Knoll, a desperate Abe spearheads a campaign to rebuild the town’s beloved greasy diner and save Joan.

Director: Jack Shih

Writer: Jess Lamour

Hoping to land a role on hit show Tropical Hospital, Harriet stages her new musical but must contend with Joan’s creative meddling.

Director: Mark Ackland

Writer: Matt Marshall