The Best Episodes Written By Merriwether Williams

SpongeBob and Sandy just can't stop practicing karate, even after Mr. Krabs warns SpongeBob that he will be fired. Soon Mr. Krabs finds them in the park using karate to make sandwiches, so he hires them both to make Krabby Patties at a super fast rate using Karate.

Director: Aaron Springer

Writer: Merriwether Williams

Patrick introduces SpongeBob to a carnival but this "carnival" is really colored fishing hooks dropped by fishermen on land. Mr. Krabs warns SpongeBob to stay away and how dangerous they are, but Patrick keeps on talking about how fun they are. Who will SpongeBob listen to, Patrick or Mr. Krabs?

Director: Sherm Cohen

Writer: Merriwether Williams

Patrick keeps a small box everywhere he goes and refuses to tell SpongeBob what's in it. Curiosity eventually gets the better of our spongy hero, as he decides to try and sneak a peek while Patrick is sleeping.

Director: Walt Dohrn

Writer: Merriwether Williams

Squidward enlists the aid of SpongeBob and the rest of Bikini Bottom to form a marching band to impress Squidward's old high school rival, Squilliam Fancyson.

Director: Aaron Springer

Writer: Merriwether Williams

SpongeBob and Patrick compete in the Fry Cook Games after they get in a fight. Who will come out victorious?

Director: Jay Lender

Writer: Merriwether Williams

At boating school, a new student shows up, but he says he's gonna kick SpongeBob's butt!

Director: Aaron Springer

Writer: Merriwether Williams

SpongeBob creates DoodleBob.

Director: Walt Dohrn

Writer: Merriwether Williams

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: Merriwether Williams

When Squidward's old school rival, Squilliam, returns to Bikini Bottom to brag to Squidward, Squidward tells him that he owns a five star restaurant to get him to stop. Squidward must get Spongebob to turn the Krusty Krab into a fancy restaurant before Squilliam arrives.

Director: Jay Lender

Writer: Merriwether Williams

After being treated too much like a child by everyone, Barnacle Boy quits being a superhero and decides to be a supervillain.

Director: Kaz

Writer: Merriwether Williams

After SpongeBob shatters his buttocks in a sandboarding injury, he becomes paranoid of everything and confines himself to his own home with inanimate objects for friends.

Director: Kaz

Writer: Merriwether Williams

SpongeBob and Patrick decide to go camping for the weekend, they camp out in the backyard. Squidward lures a sea bear to the campsite by doing stuff that would allure a sea bear.

Director: Jay Lender

Writer: Merriwether Williams

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: Merriwether Williams

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

Director: Kent Osborne

Writer: Merriwether Williams

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

Director: Kaz

Writer: Merriwether Williams

SpongeBob wants to give Patrick the best Valentine's Day gift ever, a chocolate heart shaped hot air balloon. Sandy starts to drive it over to SpongeBob and Patrick at the Valentine Day fair but, scallops attack the balloon, and SpongeBob must stall for time. Patrick goes crazy waiting for his gift, and starts to attack people at the fair.

Director: Chuck Klein

Writer: Merriwether Williams

SpongeBob and Patrick play a pirate board game based on a real treasure map. Mr. Krabs joins in and wins a bunch of times in a row. The next day, Mr. Krabs takes the two boys on a treasure hunt, but they find out later that Mr. Krabs is using the game as a map, and is going crazy trying to find the Flying Dutchman's treasure.

Director: Sherm Cohen

Writer: Merriwether Williams

Squidward wakes up and finds out it is April Fools Day. April Fools Day is SpongeBob's favorite holiday so Squidward becomes paranoid, thinking SpongeBob will play a joke on him. Squidward plays a mean trick on SpongeBob, but after SpongeBob runs home crying, Squidward must apologize.

Director: Aaron Springer

Writer: Merriwether Williams

When SpongeBob learns that Squidward has never actually tried a Krabby Patty, he becomes obsessed with the idea that Squidward must try it.

Director: Jay Lender

Writer: Merriwether Williams

An Alaskan Bull Worm is on the loose in Bikini Bottom, and Sandy must stop it from destroying the town.

Director: Jay Lender

Writer: Merriwether Williams

After Mermaid Man accidentally drops his utility belt, SpongeBob finds it and can't resist trying it on.

Director: Jay Lender

Writer: Merriwether Williams

After SpongeBob has a small role in a commercial for the Krusty Krab, he thinks he is now famous.

Director: Aaron Springer

Writer: Merriwether Williams

The day that Gary has to take a bath arrives, but he doesn't want to take one.

Director: Aaron Springer

Writer: Merriwether Williams

Plankton invents a machine enabling him to switch lives with Mr. Krabs, but he finds out that Mr. Krab's life isn't as good as it seems.

Director: Aaron Springer

Writer: Merriwether Williams

The six friends are honored to put on Canterlot's most important play of the season, the Hearth's Warming Eve's holiday pageant, which illustrates how Unicorns, Pegasi and Earth Ponies put aside their differences and founded Equestria.

Director: N/A

Writer: Merriwether Williams