The Best Episodes of Fish Hooks

Bea decides to take a job at Fish Flakes but soon misses her old carefree life, but no one will let her quit. Meanwhile, Milo and Oscar get sent to daycare after being mistaken of being Bea's babies. Oscar dislikes the babies, but Milo wears a diaper and stays nearby.

Director: William Reiss

Writer: William Reiss, Niki Yang

After Milo accidentally rips Bea's new red dress for the school dance, he and Oscar find another copy of the dress, but it costs 1,000 fish dollars. To raise the money to buy the dress, they get jobs at the store so they can use their salaries to buy it.

Director: William Reiss, C.H. Greenblatt

Writer: Diana Lafyatis

Jocktopus reveals that it is his father's dream for Jocktopus to sing in a musical play about potatoes. So during the Freshwater High musical play, "Potatoes In Winter," He goes in the play to sing but gets nervous. Note: This is in two parts, usually listed as episodes 138 & 139. Disney still lists this as the season final, even after showing 3 more episodes after it.

Director: William Reiss, C.H. Greenblatt

Writer: Derek Evanick, William Reiss, Diana Lafyatis, C.H. Greenblatt, Neil Graf, Blake Lemons

When a wealthy Chicken hires Bea to give swimming lessons to his difficult teenage daughter, she soon finds that the task is easier said than done.

Director: William Reiss, C.H. Greenblatt

Writer: Dominic Bisignano

Bea and Oscar help Milo study for his final exam so he doesn't get held back a grade like their old friend Kevin. To do this, they must find Milo's un-traditional way of learning.

Director: William Reiss

Writer: Ian Wasseluk

School gets cancelled for a day, and Milo wants to have some of in the snowy algae. But when no one wants to hang out with him, he hangs out with twins Dan and Ann Chovi.

Director: Derek Evanick, Diana Lafyatis

Writer: Derek Evanick, Diana Lafyatis, Kyle A. Carrozza

Oscar and Milo believe that their teacher Mr. Baldwin lives a double life as a comic book superhero and Bea, who needs to do a report for Dr. Frog's class. He tells Bea that they have to get proof.

Director: William Reiss

Writer: Carl Faruolo

Milo and Bea get a dog named Murphy, who Oscar doesn't like. Oscar ends up yelling at the dog and as a result the dog runs away. Now Bea, Milo, and Oscar will have to go and find Murphy.

Director: Maxwell Atoms

Writer: Carl Faruolo

After Mr. Mussels gives an inspiring speech about going after your dreams, Milo ends up finding his dream in an actual dream … he wants to fly across the pet store! Bea and Oscar are certain that this is just a Milo moment, but realize he’s serious after Milo decides to trap a bird to fly on.

Director: William Reiss, C.H. Greenblatt

Writer: Carl Faruolo

The class is on a field trip to PuPu Goodtimes Amusement Park and Bea, Milo and Oscar all have individual goals in mind. Bea is determined to get on a ride with Steve Jackson, Milo is embroiled in a macho man "ride-off" with Randy Pincherson and Oscar joins forces with Jumbo Shrimp and Albert Glass to win a Galactic Fish Battles Limited Edition Fork Saber. It's all fun times at PuPu Goodtimes!

Director: William Reiss, C.H. Greenblatt

Writer: Derek Evanick

It's Halloween in Freshwater, and the gang is eager to get boatloads of candy, but Jocktopus is beating trick-or-treaters up and stealing their candy. To get their sweets and not get beaten up by Jocktopus, they journey outside the tanks to trick-or-treat. It's going to be a wild Halloween for Milo, Oscar, and Bea! Note: This was originally scheduled to be episode 201.

Director: William Reiss, C.H. Greenblatt

Writer: Darin McGowan

Oscar tries to get Milo involved in recycling, but Milo goes overboard when Oscar comes up with a "fake" story and tells Milo about a Magical Earth Troll.

Director: William Reiss, C.H. Greenblatt

Writer: Ian Wasseluk

Oscar is being honored with an award for perfect attendance and, unfortunately, Bea and Milo get the trio into a predicament, preventing Oscar from being there, but Oscar is determined to make it back on time and get his award.

Director: William Reiss, C.H. Greenblatt

Writer: Blake Lemons

The fish want to party at the Loxbury party place but, are to young. so they use the empty space in the fish diner to use for their party.

Director: William Reiss, C.H. Greenblatt

Writer: William Reiss, Audie Harrison

When Bea goes on several dates and Milo gets a date, Oscar feels he is the only one without a girl so and pretends to have a girlfriend named Doris Flores Gorgeous, but he struggles to keep it a secret from Milo and Bea. He tells Milo and Bea that Doris lives in Fish Niagara Falls so the friends try to "cheer up" Oscar by taking him there. When they get there, there actually is Doris who turned out to be Clamantha.

Director: William Reiss

Writer: Derek Evanick

Oscar discovers his college dreams and aspirations are put in jeopardy because of his lack in extracurriculer activities, so Bea and Milo try to find Oscar the perfect club, and find Clamantha fighting with her arch-nemesis, Clamanda, and Milo, Oscar, and Bea's friends join Clamantha's cheerleaders team after her team gets brought by humans, but Bea turns out to be in Jumbo Shrimp and Albert Glass' map club so she is unable to help out the team. This is a two-parter, Disney lists as episodes 133 & 134

Director: William Reiss, C.H. Greenblatt

Writer: Derek Evanick, Diana Lafyatis

Milo ventures out of the fish tank alone, so Bea and Oscar follow him. The three best friends catch the eye of the pet store cat Wilfred, and Milo must put aside his differences with the others to save the day.

Director: Maxwell Atoms

Writer: Alex Hirsch, Ian Wasseluk

Milo and Oscar search for new roommates after they fight over Milo's messy habits.

Director: William Reiss

Writer: Niki Yang

When the school homecoming dance is coming up, Bea must be chosen to be Homecoming Queen. But her "embarrassing" parents have signed up to be chaperones. So Milo and Oscar help plan a fake school dance to stop them from ruining Bea's chance at becoming queen.

Director: C.H. Greenblatt

Writer: Derek Evanick

When Principal Stickler says that the boys would build a float and the girls will build another, It becomes a fight because Milo did not come up with a plan and plans one of the boys to spy on them. When the boys and the girls show tier floats, it collapses and becomes a Principal Stickler Float.

Director: William Reiss, C.H. Greenblatt

Writer: Diana Lafyatis

Milo comes up with a great idea: fridge hats. But when Randy Pincherson mysteriously starts selling fridge hats and claiming he came up with the idea, Milo and the others must figure out how Randy knew the idea and how to expose him.

Director: William Reiss, C.H. Greenblatt

Writer: Neil Graf

Bea, Milo and Oscar babysit an ornery cat that later escapes.Source: Disney Channel

Director: William Reiss, C.H. Greenblatt

Writer: Diana Lafyatis

When Oscar believes nobody understands him, he joins a group of goth fish and changes his name to Bubblethorn. So Milo and Bea try to get Oscar back from Razor and the goth fish.

Director: William Reiss

Writer: William Reiss, Blake Lemons

Bea and the girls are invited to a super cool ferret party. Her parents refuse to allow her to go so she sneaks out. When the party goes wrong and the ferrets get a bit more than aggressive it's Bea's dad to the rescue.

Director: William Reiss, C.H. Greenblatt

Writer: Derek Evanick, Diana Lafyatis

When Bea's childhood doll resurfaces, Bea realizes how creepy the doll was and pawns it off on Milo and Oscar. But no matter what she does to try and rid herself of the doll, it keeps magically reappearing and haunting her.

Director: William Reiss, C.H. Greenblatt

Writer: Carl Faruolo