The Best Episodes Written By Jerry Colker

Episode Rankings

1. #1 Fan Favorite
   

   6.7/10(3 votes)

   #1 - Freezer Burned

   S3:E1012/19/1998

   As a result of bumbling, Kenan and Kel find themselves trapped in a freezer. And one by one, Roger, Sheryl, Kyra, a restaurant full of customers, and Dr. Joyce Brothers come into the freezer and the door closes behind every one of them.

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   6.0/10(1 votes)

   #2 - Banks For The Memories

   S1:E58/8/1994

   As usual, Steven reflects on his teenage years. But this time he is visited by many of his high school relationships. Its quite a reunion!

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   5.0/10(1 votes)

   #3 - Sid And Ernie

   S1:E27/18/1994

   Gina Schock comes to clean Steven's apartment after he does a routine in which he imitates Bob Dylan, as well as Johnny Cash and Mr. Ed.

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   #4 - Rear Closet

   S1:E78/29/1994

   Told as a flashback, Steven was just doing what he normally does-in this case it's acting out a musical based on ""The Grapes of Wrath"" with grapes and a toy car. He has to find some of his missing recepits for his tax return, but complications ensue when the eccentric new neighbors keep asking to borrow things from Steven, including a Bowie knife and rat poison. Steven thinks someone is going to be killed so he asks Chuck to investigate. A police officer stops by to assure Steven that no murder has taken place, and noticing Steven's musical instruments, begins to sing opera with Steven accompanying her. But Steven is still uncertain. In the end, it proves to be a complete misunderstanding on Steven's part. To fill time at the end of the episode, Steven stares out at the audience until Mr, Pfeiffer yells, ""Banks, stop staring at the audience!""

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   Writer:Jerry Colker

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