The Best Episodes Written By Chris Mitchell

Gary becomes sick when Squidward forgets to feed him, so a doctor has to come and give Gary some medicine. The doctor has Squidward give Gary the shot. Squidward accidentally gives the medicine to Spongebob instead of Gary, which turns Spongebob into a snail.

Director: Steve Fonti

Writer: Chris Mitchell

Mrs. Puff gets fired from her boating school job due to her lack of passing Spongebob. Instead, a more-intense new instructor takes her place.

Director: N/A

Writer: Chris Mitchell

Gary starts biting everyone in town, starting with Squidward. When Squid asks if Gary has been up-to-date on all of his snail shots, SpongeBob reveals that he's never done any of that before. This only sends Squidward into a panic. Does he now have some rare snail-related disease? Is this the end for Squidward?

Director: N/A

Writer: Chris Mitchell

A misunderstanding over a vacation getaway advertisement causes Patrick to think he must "get out of town" or face dire consequences. SpongeBob can't bear the thought of his best buddy moving away, so he decides to do what he can to hide Patrick's identity from his "pursuers." After many failed attempts at disguises, they finally settle on the perfect one: Patrick is transformed into a girl, Patricia, to be exact. Patricia catches the eye of Mr. Krabs and soon she becomes the most charming waitress/waiter at the Krusty Krab.

Director: N/A

Writer: Chris Mitchell

SpongeBob tries out his new magic kit on Squidward and is convinced he's turned his neighbor into an ice cream cone!

Director: N/A

Writer: Chris Mitchell

Rejected yet again by Squidward, SpongeBob decides that if he can't hang with the real Squidward, he'll make his own.

Director: N/A

Writer: Chris Mitchell

Mr. Krabs forces SpongeBob to take a vacation, but he doesn't know how. Meanwhile, Patrick takes SpongeBob's place as fry cook.

Director: N/A

Writer: Chris Mitchell

The adventures of Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy are being told in a thrilling new motion picture. But after SpongeBob learns the heroes will be played by young actors, he sets out to make his own version of the movie using the real guys, fresh from their retirement home.

Director: N/A

Writer: Chris Mitchell

Mr. Krabs gives SpongeBob a pair of "special" boots because he bought them for Pearl, but she didn't want them. Spongebob loves them, but the squeaking drives Mr. Krabs crazy.

Director: Steve Fonti

Writer: Chris Mitchell

SpongeBob gives an incomplete Krabby Patty to Bubble Bass for the first time. Spongebob goes crazy, and forgets how to do everything, including his job.

Director: Steve Fonti

Writer: Chris Mitchell

To make Squidward feel better after a biking accident, Spongebob and Patrick take him to go Jellyfishing.

Director: Steve Fonti

Writer: Chris Mitchell

Jack helps free the Woolies from the tyrannical Chritchellites.

Director: Genndy Tartakovsky

Writer: Chris Mitchell

Three short stories: Jack vs. the Worm: Jack confronts a two-headed riddling serpent who will grant him his wish if he can answer their questions; The Metal-Eaters: Jack confronts a family that feed on metal and eat Jack's sword; Jack, the Gargoyle and the Fairy: Jack tries to rescue a wish-granting fairy from a gargoyle so that she may grant his wish to return home.

Director: Genndy Tartakovsky

Writer: Chris Mitchell

Jack meets up with Mad Jack and must battle his darker self.

Director: Genndy Tartakovsky

Writer: Chris Mitchell

When a man's daughter is kidnapped by Aku's Children, Jack must infiltrate a rave to stop the musical brainwashing.

Director: Genndy Tartakovsky

Writer: Chris Mitchell

Aku tells fairy tales to the children to try and win them over to his side instead of Jack's.

Director: Genndy Tartakovsky

Writer: Chris Mitchell

SpongeBob receives an invitation to take part in a competition on mysterious Karate Island for the chance to be crowned "King of Karate." SpongeBob and Sandy arrive at Karate Island and it turns out that it was just all a set-up to make SpongeBob buy real estate.

Director: N/A

Writer: Chris Mitchell