Top 10 Best Jessie Episodes

Starring Debby Ryan as Jessie Prescott, the quirky nanny taking care of the wild but lovable Ross kids in their luxurious New York penthouse, the series Jesse was packed with unforgettable moments, hilarious situations, and touching life lessons. Whether it was Ravi's eccentric inventions, Emma's love for fashion, Luke's mischievous pranks, or Zuri's razor-sharp wit, the Ross family always kept things interesting. And let's not forget the iconic butler Bertram, whose sarcasm added the perfect finishing touch.

This list highlights the best episodes of Jessie - the ones that fans have watched on repeat and still can't get enough of.
The Top Ten
The Rosses Get Real The Ross family agrees to participate in a reality show, but their private lives are exposed in unexpected ways.
World Wide Web of Lies Jessie discovers a malicious online rumor about her and struggles to clear her name while protecting her reputation.
Badfellas Luke gets involved with a group of school troublemakers, forcing Jessie to intervene before he gets in over his head.
A Doll's Outhouse Zuri's favorite dollhouse is accidentally destroyed, prompting the family to repair it while uncovering unexpected challenges.

I love this episode. Best episode ever! Ravi wearing his uniform, getting hit in the back and nose with a Nerf bullet, slipping over sausages, and getting covered in ketchup and mustard - classic.

P.S. Love Ravi's boots.

I would vote this number 1 because it is scary and just genius.

This one is probably the funniest! Bertram is so fun in dreams, and this episode is relatable. 10/10.

We Are So Grounded A flight to Hawaii goes awry, leaving the Ross family stranded and struggling to make the best of their situation.

Can't believe they went all the way to Indonesia! I mean, like, not on set, but Indonesia is hardly ever mentioned in Disney! #jessielover #ilovedisneysitcoms

I just totally love this episode!

This should be number 1 because the laughing is unstoppable in this episode.

Gotcha Day The family plans a celebration for Zuri's adoption anniversary, but unexpected obstacles threaten to derail the event.

It brings such a new and amazing view on being adopted with the Ravi dilemma and Zuri's party. It shows how love and family don't necessarily need the same DNA - they need the bonds of friendship and connection.

So great! It was so sweet when the family hug happened.

The Whining The kids are convinced their apartment is haunted after a series of mysterious occurrences, leading to a spooky investigation.

This episode was scary. At first, I thought that Jessie was actually possessed by a ghost. It totally freaked me out! At the end, the ghost was real! I was like, what?

What I didn't like about the episode was that the ghost appeared at the end but never came back in any other episode. But the episode was really creepy!

The point is for it to be a parody. I loved it so much. The only thing that was missing was when Jonny wrote a specific sentence in his story over and over again. Jessie could have done the same.

The Secret Life of Mr. Kipling Ravi uncovers surprising information about his pet lizard, leading to a journey to uncover its mysterious past.

I love that Mr. Kipling is Mrs. Kipling. It's awesome.

Trashin' Fashion Emma's latest fashion designs cause chaos when her work is mistakenly thrown away, leading to a high-stakes recovery mission.

The episode mainly centers around Luke and Ravi competing for Diamond's interest, Emma's fashion blog, Christina's fashion show, and Zuri teaching Bertram how to ride a bike.

One of the first things to happen is Luke and Ravi meeting fashion model Diamond Bloodworth, with both of them instantly becoming attracted to her and wanting to compete for her interest. Christina offers her sons, Luke and Ravi, a spot at her fashion show, which they accept in order to pursue Diamond's interest, as she is a participant in Christina's fashion show.

Bertram, meanwhile, has difficulty learning how to ride a bike, ending up driving his bike into a pond. At the beginning of Christina's fashion show, Luke seems to have the upper hand on Ravi in acquiring Diamond's interest. However, this changes when Luke and Diamond begin their walk down the runway. Jessie pulls a thread hanging from Luke's pants, which causes his pants to unravel and fall down, revealing his green panda underwear in front of the audience. The audience then proceeds to laugh at Luke. With Luke frozen in humiliation, holding Diamond's hand, Ravi comes out, breaks Luke's grip on Diamond's hand, and escorts her to the dressing room, with Luke falling down and grabbing part of the runway. Ravi ultimately wins Diamond's interest, and she tells him, "Call me."

Bertram and Zuri then arrive at the fashion show, crashing their two-passenger bike through the fashion show tent. Back at the penthouse, Emma's mom finds out that Emma runs the blog she dislikes but ultimately gives Emma a promotion to work with her.

Beauty and the Beasts Emma's participation in a beauty pageant brings unexpected challenges when her siblings get involved in her preparation.

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What a Steal Jessie uncovers a shoplifting ring at the mall, leading her to confront the culprits while balancing her job responsibilities.

I love how a little kid turns out to be an evil mastermind. Who would've thought?

Creepy Connie 3: The Creepening The Creepening: Connie returns with a new scheme to win Luke's affection, bringing chaos and comedic tension to the Ross household.

Hilarious! Connie tried to marry Luke, and at the end, she acted like being tied to a dolly and taken away happens all the time!

This one was so crazy, and you can't help but laugh over the actress and Bertram's ever-so-true quote, "Let's be honest, this is like the 10th weirdest thing to happen on this terrace." So true!

I love Creepy Connie! She does such a great job! Should definitely be number one. The Connie episodes are the best!

101 Lizards Ravi's pet lizards escape into the penthouse, leading to a frantic search to recover them all before disaster strikes.
Kids Don't Wanna Be Shunned Ravi creates a social experiment to prevent cliques at school, leading to unexpected consequences for his classmates.

Rosie: I will always be there for you, Emma.
Brim: Rosie, come on!
Rosie: Gotta go, Emma!
*Emma falls*

This one is so entertaining and fun!

Zombie Tea Party 5 Zuri throws a zombie-themed tea party that takes an adventurous turn when her siblings join in on the fun.

I laughed so hard at this episode. I loved it when Jessie puts the girl's helmet on Luke.

Jessie Goes to Hollywood Jessie gets the opportunity of a lifetime when she's offered a role in a Hollywood production, but it comes with difficult choices.
Cattle Calls & Scary Walls Jessie and the kids audition for a local play, but their experience is complicated by rumors of a haunted theater.

I think this episode is really good and cute! It is even funny.

Why Do Foils Fail? Ravi's science experiment goes awry, leading to a chaotic day in the Ross household as everyone deals with the aftermath.
Jessie's Big Break Jessie lands her first big acting role, but balancing her new responsibilities with her nanny duties proves challenging.

Emma: OMG, I can't believe Jessie is going to be in the Tournament of Scepters movie!

Ravi: Yes, I know it's so not fair, but she deserves it.

New York, New Nanny Jessie moves to New York City and starts her job as a nanny for the Ross children, navigating their chaotic and eccentric lives.
Tempest in a Teacup Emma and Zuri's tea party spirals out of control when Ravi's scientific invention unexpectedly interferes.

Jessie and Tony had one wacky quest!

I love the way Connie did some very weird stuff to try and marry Luke.

We Don't Need No Stinking Badges Jessie and the kids go on a wilderness adventure, but their lack of experience leads to comedic mishaps.

I love this episode so much! I love it when the Rosses do something outside the house.

Zuri's New Old Friend Zuri befriends an elderly neighbor, but their growing bond causes tension with the rest of the family.

It was dead funny whenever that playground dinosaur fell apart, especially at the end with Kipling.

I need a Nana Banana in my life.

This episode had a good message and was one of the better ones. The subplot was funny.

Creepy Connie Comes a Callin' Luke is smitten with a new tutor, unaware of her obsessive tendencies that quickly spiral out of control.

They made a South Park reference by saying, "She killed Kenny the koala!"

G.I. Jessie Jessie's military training is put to the test when the Ross kids visit a base and inadvertently get involved in a mission.
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