The Best Episodes Written By Kent Osborne

When Twig introduces Leaf to his new caterpillar friend Josh, Leaf must overcome his debilitating fear of caterpillars in order to give Josh a chance.

Director: Carder Scholin

Writer: Kent Osborne

Leaf freaks out when he finds a blemish on his butt before a body building competition.

Director: Carder Scholin

Writer: Kent Osborne

The boys build a rocket ship to get a good look at a star named for them, and Candace accidentally takes a ride with them just as she is trying to find the courage to ask Jeremy to a dance, while Isabella tries her best to do the same with Phineas. Meanwhile, Perry must stop Dr. Doofenshmirtz, who, not only is conveniently in space too, but has created a massive spacestation in an attempt to get revenge on "Huge-Hands-Hans".

Director: Dan Povenmire

Writer: Kent Osborne

SpongeBob and Patrick buy a big screen TV, just so they can use the box using imagination, while Squidward refuses to believe that they are using their imagination inside the box on account of all the noise they are making.

Director: Kent Osborne

Writer: Kent Osborne

A training video for new employees of the Krusty Krab, which goes over the basics of being a good employee.

Director: Aaron Springer

Writer: Kent Osborne

It's spring in Bikini Bottom, and SpongeBob finds a wild seahorse and decides to keep her.

Director: Kent Osborne

Writer: Kent Osborne

Spongebob must find a way to prove that he's tough so he can get into the Salty Spitoon.

Director: Kent Osborne

Writer: Kent Osborne

After watching a horror movie, SpongeBob thinks that Mr. Krabs is a robot.

Director: Kent Osborne

Writer: Kent Osborne

SpongeBob and Patrick decide to become rich entrepreneurs by selling chocolate bars door to door.

Director: Kaz

Writer: Kent Osborne

The first day of summer lures Mr. Krabs into making a children's theme park, which doesn't turn out the way he thinks it should.

Director: Kent Osborne

Writer: Kent Osborne

Mr. Krabs has a garage sale and sells SpongeBob the most valuable of items.

Director: Kaz

Writer: Kent Osborne

Patrick gets bored everyday when SpongeBob goes to boating school, so SpongeBob insists that Patrick could join him. But what happens when Patrick makes SpongeBob lose a Noodle Student Star?

Director: Kent Osborne

Writer: Kent Osborne

SpongeBob buys a "Throw The Best Party Ever" kit and invites all 177 of his closest friends to a house party. But when he accidentally locks himself out of his house during the party, he must try to get back in.

Director: Kent Osborne

Writer: Kent Osborne

SpongeBob, Patrick, and Squidward's long ago ancestors, SpongeGar, Pattar, and Squagg, discover fire.

Director: Kent Osborne

Writer: Kent Osborne

SpongeBob and Patrick try to show Squidward how much fun it can be to play in the snow.

Director: Kent Osborne

Writer: Kent Osborne

When Squidward gets a purebred snail named Snelle, SpongeBob challenges him in the great snail race.

Director: Kent Osborne

Writer: Kent Osborne

After Mr. Krabs eats a rotten Krabby Patty to save money, he ends up hospitalized for food poisoning and bargains with the Flying Dutchman for his soul, leading him to second-guess his cheap and miserly ways.

Director: Kent Osborne

Writer: Kent Osborne

When Mordecai and Rigby try to prove that they are good prank callers by pranking the "Master Prank Caller", they are inadvertently transported into the 80's.

Director: N/A

Writer: Kent Osborne

While at a diner, SpongeBob tells the story of when he lost his name tag.

Director: Kent Osborne

Writer: Kent Osborne

SpongeBob tries his best to make an invention that allows him to fly. When all of them fail, people start to think that SpongeBob is crazy until he puts a hair dryer his pants. The hot air in his pants allows him to fly! But then, people start asking SpongeBob to do things for them, stopping him from flying with the jellyfish.

Director: Kent Osborne

Writer: Kent Osborne

SpongeBob and Patrick buy a prank called Invisible Spray. After taunting each other with the spray, they run out and decide to haunt Bikini Bottom while being invisible, preferably being ghosts. But with their last victim Mr. Krab, he washes them out with water and exposes them nude (they took their clothes off because the spray stains clothes) to the whole Krusty Krab, embarrassing them.

Director: Kent Osborne

Writer: Kent Osborne

When Rocksy sinks to the bottom of a giant pond, her friends must figure out how to rescue her… without Rocksy’s help.

Director: Carder Scholin

Writer: Kent Osborne

Oscar and Hedgehog arrive on Summer Camp Island and figure out pretty quickly that most normal summer camps don't have witch-counselors, aliens and talking trees.

Director: N/A

Writer: Kent Osborne

Alice lures Oscar and his monster friends for a tea party, but only to turn the monsters into cute babies.

Director: N/A

Writer: Kent Osborne

Oscar learns that he can earn merit badges that unlock prizes.

Director: N/A

Writer: Kent Osborne