The Best Episodes of Rocko's Modern Life Season 1

Rocko and Heffer join a health club in hopes of losing a few of those unsightly pounds.

Director: Timothy Bjorklund

Writer: Vince Calandra

Rocko gets his very own credit card, and Heffer convinces him to go on a spending spree at the mall.

Director: Roger Chiasson, Don Spencer

Writer: Don Spencer

When Bev Bighead feels unloved by her husband Ed, she invites Rocko over to do chores and tries to seduce him.

Director: Mr. Lawrence

Writer: Vince Calandra

Heffer moves in with Rocko after his parents rent Heffer's room out to vermin to make money after Heffer's dad gets laid off from his job.

Director: Stephen Hillenburg

Writer: Nick Jennings, George Maestri

Rocko and Heffer experience the ups and downs of traveling by airplane.

Director: Stephen Hillenburg

Writer: Vince Calandra

Spunky needs to be bathed. The first appearance of Bloaty and Squirmy.

Director: Mr. Lawrence

Writer: Martin Olson

Ed Bighead wants to dispose of Rocko, so he tips off a home inspector about Rocko's messiness, so Rocko must clean up before the inspector arrives.

Director: Stephen Hillenburg

Writer: Vince Calandra

When Rocko gets puled over by the police because his gas cap is missing, his car gets into the pound and he has to go through driving school all over again, where Rocko is repeatedly warned not to have "the fat guy" as an instructor.

Director: Mr. Lawrence

Writer: Martin Olson

Rocko is appointed temporary boss of the Comic Book Store, while the real boss, Mr. Smitty, is away. Rocko soon goes mad with power, and takes his aggravation out on his only employee - hapless Filburt.

Director: Stephen Hillenburg

Writer: George Maestri

One day, while dining at the local fast-food joint, Heffer accidentally chokes on a chicken ribcage. During his lapse of consciousness thereafter, Heffer has a "near-death experience."

Director: Mr. Lawrence

Writer: Martin Olson

Rocko and Heffer visit a dude ranch, and while there, Heffer starts to fall in with a crowd of bad cattle.

Director: Jeff 'Swampy' Marsh

Writer: George Maestri

Rocko encounters difficulties on trash day.

Director: Joe Murray, Timothy Bjorklund

Writer: Joe Murray

Rocko and Heffer go to a baseball game, in hopes of catching a foul ball.

Director: Timothy Bjorklund

Writer: Vince Calandra

Rocko would love to be able to go to a drive-in movie, but it looks like he'll have to settle for the huge matinee complex at the mall. He and Heffer go there, and experience first-hand the "modern movie-going experience".

Director: Jeff 'Swampy' Marsh

Writer: Martin Olson

After watching an infomercial, Rocko buys a vacuum cleaner that is more than he bargained for.

Director: Stephen Hillenburg

Writer: Joe Murray, Nick Jennings, George Maestri

Rocko loses his job at the mega-comic store. After a variety of jobs, he finally decides to work at the local comic store.

Director: Mr. Lawrence

Writer: Nick Jennings, Joe Murray, George Maestri

Heffer and Rocko attend a carnival full of hazardous rides and shady carnival games.

Director: Timothy Bjorklund

Writer: Vince Calandra

Rocko and Spunky try to spend a nice day at the beach.

Director: Roger Chiasson

Writer: Joe Murray

Rocko and Heffer end up sharing a camping cabin with the Bigheads.

Director: Stephen Hillenburg

Writer: Joe Murray, Stephen Hillenburg, Mark O'Hare, George Maestri

Filburt recruits Rocko to help him pass his dentists exam.

Director: Mr. Lawrence

Writer: Joe Murray, George Maestri, Vince Calandra, Martin Olson

Rocko tries to make it to the local supermarket in time for a massive 99%-off sale.

Director: Timothy Bjorklund

Writer: Joe Murray, Ron Hauge

Rocko becomes sick with the flu, and if he doesn't get better soon, he'll miss the chance to go to the big WWWWF wrestling show.

Director: Roger Chiasson

Writer: Joe Murray, Nichole Poinski

Rocko, who is unaware of Heffer's family life, is invited over to dinner at Heffer's house.

Director: Mr. Lawrence

Writer: Ron Hauge, Vince Calandra

Heffer plays the cupid, arranging a number of blind dates.

Director: Stephen Hillenburg

Writer: Joe Murray

Spunky has an unnatural attraction to a mop.

Director: Roger Chiasson

Writer: Nick Jennings, Joe Murray, Ron Hauge, George Maestri, Vince Calandra