The Best Episodes Written By Paul Tibbitt

SpongeBob must try to uphold his position as "Employee of the Month," which he has won for 27 months in a row. But, when Squidward tells him the award is a scam, SpongeBob starts to tease Squidward by saying he could never be "Employee of the Month." Squidward challenges SpongeBob, and then make a mess of everything.

Director: Paul Tibbitt

Writer: Paul Tibbitt

SpongeBob and Patrick accidentally get on the wrong bus coming out of an amusement park called Glove World, and head for a city named Rock Bottom. When they get there, Patrick gets on a bus back to Bikini Bottom, and leaves SpongeBob by mistake. How will SpongeBob ever get home?

Director: Ennio Torresan Jr.

Writer: Paul Tibbitt

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: Paul Tibbitt

SpongeBob creates DoodleBob.

Director: Walt Dohrn

Writer: Paul Tibbitt

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: Paul Tibbitt

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

Director: Kent Osborne

Writer: Paul Tibbitt

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: Paul Tibbitt

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

Director: Kent Osborne

Writer: Paul Tibbitt

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

Director: Kent Osborne

Writer: Paul Tibbitt

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

Director: Kaz

Writer: Paul Tibbitt

SpongeBob leaves his dream in order to see what everyone else is dreaming about. But the other citizens of Bikini Bottom don't appreciate this because in the process of his "Dream Exploring" he wakes everyone up and disturbs their sleep.

Director: Ennio Torresan Jr.

Writer: Paul Tibbitt

Mr. Krab's turns SpongeBob's idea for 'Jelly Krabby Patties' into a colossal customer favorite, and it leads to trouble when the local population of jellyfish become hunted to near-extinction.

Director: Walt Dohrn

Writer: Paul Tibbitt

SpongeBob must write an 800-word essay for boating school but gets distracted easily.

Director: Walt Dohrn

Writer: Paul Tibbitt

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

Director: Kaz

Writer: Paul Tibbitt

A health inspector shows up at the Krusty Krab, and while he is there, SpongeBob and Mr. Krabs see the news about a guy passing himself off as a health inspector to get free food.  Mr. Krabs is so mad he and SpongeBob make a Krabby Patty made with a bunch of nasty things. After it is served to the inspector he chokes on a fly and the two think he died from the patty. They later find out that he was a real health inspector, and that the other one was caught. Now, what will SpongeBob and Mr. Krabs do with the dead health inspector?

Director: Kaz

Writer: Paul Tibbitt

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: Paul Tibbitt

SpongeBob brings Christmas to Bikini Bottom.

Director: Walt Dohrn

Writer: Paul Tibbitt

SpongeBob and Squidward go on strike after they don't get their paycheck from Mr. Krabs. How long will the strike last?

Director: Walt Dohrn

Writer: Paul Tibbitt

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: Paul Tibbitt

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: Paul Tibbitt

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

Director: Kent Osborne

Writer: Paul Tibbitt

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: Paul Tibbitt

It's Halloween and SpongeBob tries to scare some kids as "The Flying Dutchman," but the kids just laugh at his silly costume. SpongeBob gets Patrick to shave his head round, so he will look more like a ghost. He goes to the Krusty Krab to show off his costume, but everyone is more afraid of what is inside the costume.

Director: Paul Tibbitt

Writer: Paul Tibbitt

SpongeBob becomes sick after he leaves the door to the fridge open, and his house becomes icy. But when he gets ready to go to the doctor, Patrick scares him, and tries to cure SpongeBob himself.

Director: Ennio Torresan Jr.

Writer: Paul Tibbitt

Squidward is put in charge of the Krusty Krab when Mr. Krabs goes to the hospital and decides to take the day off, but can't help thinking SpongeBob will do something wrong.

Director: Walt Dohrn

Writer: Paul Tibbitt