Rocko's Modern Life: Season Four

With Friends Like These

First aired July 8, 1996

Direction and Storyboard by Mark O’Hare – Assistant Direction and Storyboard by Derek Drymon – Story by George Maestri – Additional Writing by Derek Drymon and Mark O’Hare – Animation Direction by Robert Hughes – Creative Director: Stephen Hillenburg



Sailing the Seven Zzz’s

First aired July 8, 1996

Direction and Storyboard by Robert McNally-Scull – Assistant Direction and Storyboard by Rob Porter – Story by George Maestri – Additional Writing by Robert McNally-Scull and Rob Porter – Animation Direction by George Chialtas – Creative Director: Stephen Hillenburg



The High Five of Doom

First aired July 9, 1996

Direction and Storyboard by Jeff “Swampy” Marsh – Assistant Direction and Storyboard by Dan Povenmire – Story by Martin Olson – Additional Writing by Jeff “Swampy” Marsh and Dan Povenmire – Animation Direction by Pete Michels – Creative Director: Stephen Hillenburg



Fly Burgers

First aired July 9, 1996

Direction and Storyboard by Jeff Myers – Assistant Direction and Storyboard by John McIntyre – Story by George Maestri – Additional Writing by John McIntyre and Jeff Myers – Animation Direction by Howy Parkins – Creative Director: Stephen Hillenburg

VO: Carlos Alazraqui (as Judge), Tom Kenny (as Flecko)



Pranksters

First aired July 10, 1996

Direction and Storyboard by Mark O’Hare – Assistant Direction and Storyboard by Derek Drymon – Story by George Maestri – Additional Writing by Derek Drymon and Mark O’Hare – Animation Direction by George Chialtas – Creative Director: Stephen Hillenburg



From Here to Maternity

First aired July 10, 1996

Direction and Storyboard by Robert McNally-Scull – Assistant Direction and Storyboard by Rob Porter – Story by Martin Olson – Additional Writing by Robert McNally-Scull and Rob Porter – Animation Direction by Robert Hughes – Creative Director: Stephen Hillenburg

VO: Carlos Alazraqui (as Rabbit), Linda Wallem (as Dr. Hutchison)



Ed Good Rocko Bad

First aired July 11, 1996

Direction and Storyboard by Jeff “Swampy” Marsh – Assistant Direction and Storyboard by Dan Povenmire – Story by George Maestri – Additional Writing by Jeff “Swampy” Marsh and Dan Povenmire – Animation Direction by Alan Smart – Creative Director: Stephen Hillenburg – “Mervin the Happy Cat” Lyrics by Jeff “Swampy” Marsh and Dan Povenmire

VO: Jennifer Lynn Hughes (as Singer), Alisa Wilson (as Singer)



Teed Off

First aired July 11, 1996

Direction and Storyboard by Mark O’Hare – Assistant Direction and Storyboard by Derek Drymon – Story by Tim Hill – Additional Writing by Derek Drymon and Mark O’Hare – Animation Direction by Robert Hughes – Creative Director: Stephen Hillenburg

VO: Carlos Alazraqui (as Mr. Leslie), Tom Kenny (as Announcer #1)



Wimp on the Barby

First aired July 12, 1996

Direction and Storyboard by Robert McNally-Scull – Assistant Direction and Storyboard by Robert Porter – Story by Martin Olson – Additional Writing by Robert McNally-Scull and Robert Porter – Animation Direction by George Chialtas – Creative Director: Stephen Hillenburg

VO: Carlos Alazraqui (as Dingo)



Yarnbenders

First aired July 12, 1996

Direction and Storyboard by Jeff Myers – Assistant Direction and Storyboard by John McIntyre – Story by Tim Hill – Additional Writing by John McIntyre and Jeff Myers – Animation Direction by Howy Parkins – Creative Director: Stephen Hillenburg



Mama’s Boy

First aired July 15, 1996

Direction and Storyboard by Mark O’Hare – Assistant Direction and Storyboard by Derek Drymon – Story by George Maestri – Additional Writing by Derek Drymon and Mark O’Hare – Animation Direction by George Chialtas – Creative Director: Stephen Hillenburg

VO: Carlos Alazraqui (as Roach), Linda Wallem (as Virginia)



Feisty Geist

First aired July 15, 1996

Direction and Storyboard by Jeff “Swampy” Marsh – Assistant Direction and Storyboard by Dan Povenmire – Story by Tim Hill – Additional Writing by Jeff “Swampy” Marsh and Dan Povenmire – Animation Direction by Robert Hughes – Creative Director: Stephen Hillenburg

VO: Tom Kenny (as Doreen-O)



S.W.A.K.

First aired July 16, 1996

Direction and Storyboard by Jeff Myers – Assistant Direction and Storyboard by John McIntyre – Story by Martin Olson – Additional Writing by John McIntyre and Jeff Myers – Animation Direction by Alan Smart – Creative Director: Stephen Hillenburg

VO: Linda Wallem (as Alicia)



Magic Meatball

First aired July 16, 1996

Direction and Storyboard by Mark O’Hare – Assistant Direction and Storyboard by Derek Drymon – Story by Tim Hill and George Maestri – Additional Writing by Derek Drymon and Mark O’Hare – Animation Direction by Howy Parkins – Creative Director: Stephen Hillenburg

VO: Carlos Alazraqui (as Meatball), Charlie Adler (as Mr. Dupette)



Closet Clown

First aired July 17, 1996

Direction and Storyboard by Robert McNally-Scull – Assistant Direction and Storyboard by Robert Porter – Story by Tim Hill and Stephen Hillenburg – Additional Writing by Robert McNally-Scull and Robert Porter – Animation Direction by George Chialtas – Creative Director: Stephen Hillenburg

VO: Linda Wallem (as Dr. Hutchison)



Seat to Stardom

First aired July 17, 1996

Direction and Storyboard by Jeff Myers – Assistant Direction and Storyboard by John McIntyre – Story by Tim Hill – Additional Writing by John McIntyre and Jeff Myers – Animation Direction by Robert Hughes – Creative Director: Stephen Hillenburg

VO: Linda Wallem (as Leena)



Heff in a Handbasket

First aired July 18, 1996

Direction and Storyboard by Robert McNally-Scull – Assistant Direction and Storyboard by Rob Porter – Story by Martin Olson and Stephen Hillenburg – Additional Writing by Robert McNally-Scull and Rob Porter – Animation Direction by Alan Smart – Creative Director: Stephen Hillenburg

VO: Tom Kenny (as Peaches)



Wallaby on Wheels

First aired July 18, 1996

Direction and Storyboard by Jeff “Swampy” Marsh and Dan Povenmire – Story by Tim Hill – Additional Writing by Jeff “Swampy” Marsh and Dan Povenmire – Animation Direction by Howy Parkins – Creative Director: Stephen Hillenburg

VO: Carlos Alazraqui (as Announcer), Alisa Wilson (as Sheila)



Dumbells

First aired July 19, 1996

Direction and Storyboard by Robert McNally-Scull – Assistant Direction and Storyboard by Robert Porter – Story by George Maestri and Stephen Hillenburg – Additional Writing by Robert McNally-Scull and Robert Porter – Animation Direction by Robert Hughes – Creative Director: Stephen Hillenburg

VO: Tom Kenny (as Newscaster), Charlie Adler (as Gladys The Hippo Lady)



Rug Birds

First aired July 19, 1996

Direction and Storyboard by Jeff Myers – Assistant Direction and Storyboard by John McIntyre – Story by Tim Hill – Additional Writing by John McIntyre and Jeff Myers – Animation Direction by George Chialtas – Creative Director: Stephen Hillenburg

VO: Carlos Alazraqui (as Eagle)



Hypno-Puppy Luv

First aired October 8, 1996

Direction and Storyboard by Jeff Myers – Assistant Direction and Storyboard by John McIntyre – Story by Martin Olson – Additional Writing by John McIntyre and Jeff Myers – Animation Direction by Howy Parkins – Creative Director: Stephen Hillenburg



Driving Mrs. Wolfe

First aired October 8, 1996

Direction and Storyboard by Dan Povenmire – Assistant Direction and Storyboard by Antoine Guilbaud – Story by Veronica Alicino – Additional Writing by Antoine Guilbaud and Dan Povenmire – Animation Direction by Alan Smart – Creative Director: Stephen Hillenburg

VO: Linda Wallem (as Mrs. Wolfe)



Put to Pasture

First aired October 10, 1996

Direction and Storyboard by Mark O’Hare – Assistant Direction and Storyboard by Derek Drymon – Story by Tim Hill and Stephen Hillenburg – Additional Writing by Derek Drymon and Mark O’Hare – Animation Direction by George Chialtas – Creative Director: Stephen Hillenburg

VO: Tom Kenny (as Newscaster)



Future Schlock

First aired October 10, 1996

Direction and Storyboard by Robert McNally-Scull – Assistant Direction and Storyboard by Robert Porter – Story by Tim Hill and Stephen Hillenburg – Additional Writing by Robert McNally-Scull and Robert Porter – Animation Direction by Robert Hughes – Creative Director: Stephen Hillenburg

VO: Mr. Lawrence (as Gilbert), Linda Wallem (as Missy)



Turkey Time

First aired November 24, 1996

Direction and Storyboard by Mark O’Hare – Assistant Direction and Storyboard by Derek Drymon – Story by Tim Hill, George Maestri, and Stephen Hillenburg – Additional Writing by Derek Drymon and Mark O’Hare – Animation Direction by Alan Smart – Creative Director: Stephen Hillenburg

VO: Linda Wallem (as Dr. Hutchison)



Floundering Fathers

First aired November 24, 1996

Direction and Storyboard by Jeff “Swampy” Marsh – Assistant Direction and Storyboard by Dan Povenmire – Story by George Maestri – Additional Writing by Jeff “Swampy” Marsh and Dan Povenmire – Animation Direction by Howy Parkins – Creative Director: Stephen Hillenburg



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