2599:"Karate Choppers": SpongeBob is constantly practicing karate with Sandy, but he gets increasingly paranoid of Sandy's attacks, which is affecting his job at the Krusty Krab. Mr. Krabs orders SpongeBob to stop doing karate after attacking the customers and threatening to fire him. When Sandy does karate, she refuses to listen to SpongeBob, and Mr. Krabs ultimately fires SpongeBob and he runs around bawling as a result of his job loss due to karate. Sandy admits to Mr. Krabs it was actually her fault for not listening and tells him to give SpongeBob another chance, in which Mr. Krabs does so under the condition of no more karate. They attempt to forget karate and go to the park instead. However, while slicing sandwiches, they begin doing karate again, which is seen by Mr. Krabs. SpongeBob gives Mr. Krabs permission to fire him. However, Mr. Krabs finds out that karate chops can replace knives, so he hires SpongeBob and Sandy to slice Krabby Patties this way, which earns him more money.
3041:"Fools in April": At the Krusty Krab, SpongeBob pulls numerous playful and harmless pranks on people. Squidward gets so annoyed that he pulls his own cruel and nasty prank on SpongeBob in retaliation. It ends poorly as SpongeBob runs for home, physically and emotionally hurt and the customers sympathize with SpongeBob and disown Squidward. Squidward goes to see SpongeBob to apologize, but finds it impossible to say that he is sorry to him. He is able to say it by putting a bubble over his head so that SpongeBob cannot actually hear his apology. Squidward walks away, saying that his conscience is clear, but is confronted by memories of what he did. He goes back and genuinely apologizes to SpongeBob. Suddenly, SpongeBob fully opens his front door, revealing that everyone else is inside behind him and witnessed Squidward's apology. Squidward states that he was fooling them as well before running away to his house while laughing maniacally.
3044:"Neptune's Spatula": While at the Fry Cook Museum, SpongeBob pulls a legendary spatula out of a bucket of grease, summoning King Neptune. King Neptune is unconvinced of SpongeBob's skills and challenges SpongeBob to prove his ability, as he is not pleased to find that SpongeBob is the one destined to be his eternal fry cook. At the competition, King Neptune makes 1,000 burgers in the time it takes SpongeBob to make just one, winning the challenge. However, when Neptune shares his patties with the audience, they find that they taste terrible. Neptune is angered by this and tastes SpongeBob's patty, and finds it to be delicious. SpongeBob is declared the winner, but when he finds out that his friends cannot come with him to Atlantis, he refuses to go. He instead arranges for Neptune to be a trainee under him at the Krusty Krab.
1403:"Ripped Pants": While at Goo Lagoon, SpongeBob accidentally rips his pants while trying to impress Sandy, causing everyone to laugh hysterically. SpongeBob leaves feeling embarrassed and sad, but a fish compliments him for the good laugh, making him realize the comedic potential of his accidental stunt, causing him to continue to repeatedly rip his pants intentionally as a joke. The joke is initially enjoyed by the residents of Goo Lagoon, but it soon becomes old and eventually goes too far when SpongeBob pretends to die while surfing, driving the beachgoers away, including Sandy. Later, he meets the three "biggest losers on the beach", and they ask SpongeBob what happened to him. SpongeBob tells his story and apologizes through a song, winning back Sandy and the rest of the beachgoers.
1400:"Bubblestand": One day, SpongeBob builds and opens a stand for blowing bubbles, charging 25 cents per bubble, much to Squidward's dismay. Patrick comes to the stand and asks to try it out, but fails miserably. SpongeBob offers to teach him and shows off his particular bubble-blowing technique that allows the user to blow bubbles into various shapes and sizes. Squidward attempts to impress them by blowing a bubble without SpongeBob's method, but fails. Eventually, he blows an enormous bubble by utilizing all of the techniques SpongeBob had taught Patrick and screaming at the bubble wand in anger. SpongeBob and Patrick congratulate Squidward, who thanks them and walks back into his house. However, the gigantic bubble engulfs Squidward's house, unearthing it and sending it up in the air.
2965:"Walking Small": At Goo Lagoon, Plankton arrives to turn the beach into the future site of a Chum Bucket branch, demanding that everyone leave the beach. However, no one listens to him due to how small he is. He concludes that he needs someone big to help clear the beach for him, and encounters SpongeBob. Plankton decides to trick SpongeBob into being assertive in order to get the things that he wants. After a series of cruel and nasty actions by SpongeBob, everyone leaves the beach. Plankton then reveals his true intentions to SpongeBob, making him very upset. SpongeBob defeats Plankton by becoming "aggressively nice", performing kind actions that attract the people back to the beach. Plankton leaves the beach, disgusted by the overwhelming amount of kindness.
1719:, and Squidward tries to eat the pizza. Squidward becomes increasingly annoyed over SpongeBob's survival skills, but is impressed when SpongeBob manages to use a rock to return home. When they finally reach the customer's house, the customer gets angry that he did not get the drink he supposedly also ordered. SpongeBob cries because the customer does not take the pizza. Angered that the customer made SpongeBob cry and after all they went through to deliver the pizza, Squidward knocks on the door and throws the pizza in the customer's face. As they leave, SpongeBob tells Squidward that it is time to return to work, and the latter groans in displeasure when it's revealed the house they delivered to is across the street from the Krusty Krab.
1859:. Mr. Krabs is worried about losing money, so he approaches SpongeBob to explain to him that if he remembers how to make a Krabby Patty, he will be back in order. It takes days, but SpongeBob eventually learns how to make a Krabby Patty properly again. When Bubble Bass comes again to challenge SpongeBob, he again says that SpongeBob forgot the pickles. However, SpongeBob is absolutely sure that he had put pickles in the Krabby Patty. He then grabs Bubble Bass's tongue to reveal to everyone in the Krusty Krab that Bubble Bass had hidden the pickles under his tongue all along. Embarrassed by the revelation, Bubble Bass quickly runs away. The customers cheer for SpongeBob's return, but not for Squidward taking his place when he was gone.
2407:"Employee of the Month": SpongeBob has always been the best employee of the Krusty Krab, but Squidward decides that he wants the Employee of the Month Award for a change. The two argue about the award and set several traps for each other as they both desperately try to reach the Krusty Krab first. They get there at the same time, just as Mr. Krabs opens the doors. They begin overworking themselves in an attempt to impress him, doing more harm than good, scaring Mr. Krabs out of his wits in the process. They then try to make as many Krabby Patties as possible, eventually causing the Krusty Krab to explode and much to the joy of the customers, it starts raining Krabby Patties! This also presumably leads an appalled Mr. Krabs to deny
1952:"Jellyfish Jam": SpongeBob brings home a wild jellyfish and throws a big dance party. However, the wild jellyfish becomes addicted to the tune of the dance music, and continues through the night before inviting more jellyfish to come to the party, which lasts for 18 hours and annoys Squidward. The next morning, SpongeBob wakes up to find his living room filled with hundreds of dancing jellyfish and attempts to make them leave, but he ends up breaking the music record-player, causing the jellyfish to become angry. After his pet snail Gary calms them down by clicking his eyes together and producing a beat, SpongeBob uses Gary to lead the Jellyfish back to Jellyfish Fields.
1032:" In a separate review for the season's DVD release, Bovberg "highly recommended" the set and wrote "I love the show so much, I can't see any way around giving this one a recommendation." Bovberg was particular on the exclusion of the pilot episode "Help Wanted", saying "But why is 'Help Wanted' missing? I suppose I'll have to buy a "theme" disc down the road to secure that one. Sigh." Furthermore, he described it as "the only disappointment of the set." Ron J. Epstein, also from DVD Talk, said that the character of SpongeBob is "one of the strangest cartoon characters I have ever had the pleasure to watch." He said that "Unlike most cartoons today,
2861:"Arrgh!": SpongeBob, Patrick, and Mr. Krabs play a board game based on the legend of the Flying Dutchman, which involves an in-game treasure hunt. Mr. Krabs likes the game so much that he wants to go on a real treasure hunt. In their hunt, SpongeBob and Patrick find the treasure, but Mr. Krabs says that all of the treasure belongs to him. They begin fighting over the chest, and their arguing wakes up the Flying Dutchman, who appears and congratulates SpongeBob and Patrick for digging it up for him. He takes the treasure, but gives them two gold coins. Mr. Krabs asks for a reward, but receives only a tiny plastic treasure chest.
2962:, singing a song about how much she misses home. SpongeBob attempts to cheer her up by organizing a Texas-themed surprise party at the Krusty Krab. SpongeBob and Patrick go to Sandy's house to ask her to come to the Krusty Krab with them, but she tells them that she is leaving Bikini Bottom to go back to Texas. SpongeBob and Patrick mock Texas and Texans (largely mocking the intelligence of Texans), causing Sandy to chase them. The two lure Sandy back to the Krusty Krab, where the party is. Sandy realizes how much her underwater friends care about her, and that Bikini Bottom has become her true home, deciding to stay.
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knick-knacks, or be packed in a tuna can. Mr. Krabs makes SpongeBob and
Patrick promise to never play with the hooks again. The next day, SpongeBob tries to avoid the hooks, but gives into temptation and ends up getting caught on one. He runs to the Krusty Krab for help. The hook ends up removing SpongeBob's clothes in front of Pearl and her friends, and he runs naked to his house, humiliated by the incident. As it turns out, Squidward was the one fishing on Mr. Krabs' order in order to teach SpongeBob a lesson. Patrick, who had been caught on a hook earlier, returns home in a tuna can.
2502:"I Was a Teenage Gary": SpongeBob trusts Squidward to take good care of Gary while he is at a jellyfishing convention. However, Squidward neglects him and Gary ends up falling sick. SpongeBob calls the veterinarian, who gives him a syringe filled with snail plasma. Squidward accidentally injects the serum into SpongeBob's nose, causing SpongeBob to turn into a snail. The transformed SpongeBob approaches Squidward, who, in the process of running away in fear, accidentally injects himself with the serum, and thus turns into a snail as well. The three snails are last seen meowing
539:. However, the Nickelodeon legal department discovered that the name SpongeBoy was already in use for an art themed pencil product. This was discovered after voice acting for the original seven-minute pilot was recorded in 1997. In November 1997, upon finding this out, Hillenburg decided that the character's given name still had to contain "Sponge" so viewers would not mistake the character for a "Cheese Man". Hillenburg decided to use the name "SpongeBob". He chose "SquarePants" as a family name as it referred to the character's square shape and it had a "nice ring to it".
2589:, he accidentally goes too far back in time. After meeting prehistoric versions of SpongeBob and Patrick, he successfully gets the time machine working again, only to break it "mid-flight." As a result, he experiences "a surreal realm of nothingness". Suddenly realizing his loneliness, he attempts to escape and lands in the time machine room. He begs it to return to the present, which it does. However, he finds that he is now famous for inventing jellyfishing after having shown it to prehistoric SpongeBob and Patrick. After the discovery, he decides to go back.
2315:"MuscleBob BuffPants": SpongeBob orders fake arms with inflatable muscles to impress everyone. When Sandy sees him, she decides to enroll the both of them in a competition, where each contestant must throw an anchor the farthest they can. SpongeBob realizes that the competition would expose the fact that his "muscles" are fake. At the competition, every contestant heaves their anchors far, but with his fake muscles, SpongeBob cannot even lift his anchor. He inflates his arms to strengthen himself, but instead they explode, revealing him as a fraud.
2768:"The Paper": SpongeBob plays around with a gum wrapper Squidward threw on his yard. SpongeBob uses his imagination to have fun and do amazing things with the paper, and Squidward becomes jealous and attempts to take it back so that he can have fun too. However, SpongeBob refuses to give it back, as he promised not to. Squidward desperately begs SpongeBob for the paper, and is not successful until he agrees to trade everything he owns. However, Squidward does not have fun with the paper, and realizes that it is completely worthless.
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Patrick both pretend to be Squidward, giving her a tour of the house, while describing it negatively and doing the opposite of what she asks. Then, the real Squidward arrives and begs the broker to sell his house, but, feeling deceived, she refuses, leaving Squidward stuck where he is. In response, Squidward tries to run over the duo with a bulldozer, while sarcastically saying "Happy Opposite Day."
1001:. It consisted of the episodes "Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy" and "Pickles" for Music, while the "Karate Choppers" won for the Sound. In 2001, "Rock Bottom" and "Arrgh!" also won the Golden Reel Awards for Best Sound Editing in Television Animation β Sound, while "Fools in April" and "Neptune's Spatula" were nominated for Best Sound Editing in Television Animation β Music.
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2236:"F.U.N.": After another failed attempt by the evil Plankton to steal a Krabby Patty, SpongeBob comes to the conclusion that the reason why Plankton is evil is because he is just lonely and needs a friend. After SpongeBob befriends Plankton, the two engage in a variety of friendship activities. Unfortunately, Mr. Krabs must show SpongeBob Plankton's true colors.
1020:, it is a claim I stand behind." Treadway said the show is "accessible to all" that "adults will enjoy the witty satire and sly in-jokes subtly inserted into every episode." He also mentioned that "children will love the bright colors, spunky pace, and lively characters" and that "parents will not have to worry about violence or crude humor." Jason Bovberg of
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726:. We were showing Doug the storyboard, and he started reading back to us in his Tony the Tiger/Gregory Peck voice. It was really funny, and we wound up having SpongeBob use a deep voice when he entered the Krusty Krab for the first time." Hillenburg loved the voice and decided to let Lawrence play a variety of incidental characters, including Plankton.
849:-driven. Storyboard-driven is an approach that required artists who could take a skeletal story outline and flesh it out with sight gags, dialogue and a structure that "would strike a balance between narrative and whimsy." Hillenburg originally wanted "a team of young and hungry people" to work on the show. The group, who worked with Hillenburg on
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Patrick, only for the arrangement to become unsuitable. Squidward refuses to allow SpongeBob to stay with him. On the day he is supposed to leave town, SpongeBob finds a small pebble left from his house, and buries it where his house used to be. SpongeBob begins to cry, and his tears are absorbed by the pebble (which is actually a
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2585:"SB-129": After being invited by SpongeBob and Patrick to go jellyfishing, Squidward refuses and wants to be away from them. He hides inside of the Krusty Krab's freezer, getting trapped in there. Two thousand years later, the freezer finally rusts open and Squidward finds himself in the future. Attempting to get back home using a
895:. The hat would be passed throughout and a writer would have a limited time to spawn an idea based on the noun he wrote. Drymon said "It would almost always start a discussion, and we wound up getting a lot of episodes out of it." Furthermore, Drymon said that Williams "really came up with a great addition to the process."
2035:, they capture everyone believing they are aliens. Eventually, SpongeBob believes that Patrick is an alien. SpongeBob starts the rocket to return home, and when it reaches the moon, the rocket crashes on top of it. SpongeBob looks out the window and realizes his mistake as the captured "aliens" like a word with him.
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Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy in emergencies. However, he abuses this privilege, constantly calling the superheroes to help with everyday tasks. Eventually, the two heroes are exhausted, and SpongeBob apologizes, explaining that he just wanted to spend time with them. As a result, they
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and they had problems on how to generate new ideas. At one point, the writing staff went to the beach for inspiration for a possible episode. However, the day "was overcast and cold, so we had to stay in the car." Drymon said "We didn't come up with too many ideas that day." Story editor Peter Burns
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Patrick's shaving. Subsequently, everyone runs away, including the Dutchman, leaving SpongeBob satisfied to have finally succeeded in scaring everyone, including Patrick.
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Patrick to help him patrol as a deputy. They learn that a maniac has been causing trouble around town. Eventually, SpongeBob sees a wanted poster for himself and realizes
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come to town and consume SpongeBob's pineapple house (and other things). After this happens, SpongeBob reluctantly plans to move back in with his parents, though he will miss his old house and friends dearly. Squidward is delighted by the thought of SpongeBob moving. Nevertheless, SpongeBob attempts
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Dutchman appears and explains to the people how offended he is by people dressing up as him for Halloween, and that
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Williams and said, "Why don't you go read a bunch of books about writing." Hillenburg wanted to keep the enthusiasm in the writing room, because, according to Williams, "sometimes it can be a slog." She went off, read more books about writing, and came up with two more
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that if his home is surrounded by bad neighbors, the house cannot be sold. Squidward tells SpongeBob that it is "Opposite Day", and that everyone must act opposite to how they usually act. SpongeBob later tells
Patrick about Opposite Day. When Squidward is busy and the real estate broker arrives,
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1010:, Noel Holston said " is smarter and freakier than most of the prime-time animated series that have popped up in the past year." Furthermore, most of the first season DVD reviews were positive towards the series as being one of the best American comedy shows. In a DVD review by Bill Treadway for
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after she was dumped by her boyfriend. When they arrive, SpongeBob clumsily ruins Pearl's experience, making him break down. Feeling sorry for him, Pearl attempts to console him and restore his confidence. Pearl and SpongeBob perform a dance, which everyone else soon begins doing. However, this
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appearing in the waters surrounding Bikini Bottom. Patrick encourages SpongeBob to play on them with him, thinking it's a "carnival" and they are not dangerous. Mr. Krabs catches the two playing on the hooks, and tells them that if they get caught, they could be eaten, or turned into gift shop
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called the suds, causing him to sneeze bubbles out of his pores. Unfortunately, Patrick foolishly tells SpongeBob that going to the doctor is a terrifying experience. SpongeBob asks Patrick to cure him, but he only makes it worse. Sandy then takes SpongeBob to a real doctor, who prescribes the
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to try to convince SpongeBob to move back. SpongeBob resists every effort to get him to come home but soon finds out that living among the jellyfish is not quite as he had dreamed. He realizes that he had a great life that he gave up, so he returns home. When he gets home he is
2049:. The next day, SpongeBob comes to work crying because he could not find the boots. Mr. Krabs, feeling guilty, begins going crazy and hearing everything as squeaks, and eventually confesses that he stole the boots, then proceeding to fry the boots in a deep fryer and eat them.
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2128:"Nature Pants": SpongeBob decides that he wants to live in the wild with jellyfish, so he quits his job at the Krusty Krab and leaves his old life to live in Jellyfish Fields. Mr. Krabs is confident that he will return within a day, but Patrick and Sandy have a set-up
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1613:"Naughty Nautical Neighbors": Squidward plays a cruel prank on SpongeBob and Patrick, destroying their friendship. They then fight over who is Squidward's best friend. Squidward invites them to a dinner party to repair their friendship.
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1715:"Pizza Delivery": The Krusty Krab receives a call from a customer ordering a pizza, so Mr. Krabs decides to have Squidward and SpongeBob deliver it. While on the way delivering the pizza, SpongeBob and Squidward get stranded in a
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2031:"Sandy's Rocket": SpongeBob and Patrick sneak onto Sandy's rocket ship one night. When they do, Patrick accidentally starts the engine but they crash-land back in Bikini Bottom. Thinking they are on the
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characters. Hillenburg tried to get the comic professionally published, but none of the companies he sent it to were interested. In 1987, Hillenburg left the institute to pursue his dream of becoming an
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Krabs, eventually to the point that he cannot stand the sounds anymore. Because of this, Mr. Krabs steals the boots and buries them underneath the Krusty Krab, reminiscent of
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let SpongeBob join them on their daily patrol, but he ends up doing several accidental things, annoying them. At a diner, Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy decide to
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would help, but he accidentally leaves his refrigerator door open after falling asleep. The open refrigerator gives him a bad case of a sickness similar to the
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clean, Squidward finds a small sea shell and throws it into SpongeBob's yard. SpongeBob notices the shell and decides to use his high powered electric "
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repaired. SpongeBob and Patrick go through various antics to help them out of retirement and eventually succeed when the two heroes treat them as
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from May 1, 1999, to March 3, 2001, and consists of 20 half-hour episodes. The series chronicles the exploits and adventures of the
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copyright issues. According to Derek Drymon, the episode was not included because Nickelodeon did not want to pay Tiny Tim's
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while they flee the restaurant. Outside, however, they are attacked and trapped by their arch nemesis, the Dirty Bubble (
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The season was critically acclaimed. Three of its episodes won Best Sound Editing in Television Animation at the 2000
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and use their superpowers to force them away from the retirement home. SpongeBob and Patrick then go home and watch
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37 times. He shares this info with Patrick, who decides to secretly give SpongeBob instructions during the test via
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reunited for their first joint TV project in 33 years as guest actors portraying SpongeBob's favorite superheroes,
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and an old rival of SpongeBob, comes to the Krusty Krab for a Krabby Patty. Bubble Bass says SpongeBob forgot the
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that featured "Help Wanted" in numerous languages. The episode was also a bonus feature in the series DVD called
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1492:"Jellyfishing": SpongeBob and Patrick take Squidward, who is recovering from a bicycle accident in a full body
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and showrunner following Murray's departure from the show. Shortly following this, Hillenburg began developing
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way, but since the show takes place underwater, they aren't really clouds." Since the show was influenced by
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and his various friends in the fictional underwater city of Bikini Bottom. The show features the voices of
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made a vocal cameo, performing the song "Texas" in the episode of the same name. In "Neptune's Spatula",
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1816:"Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy": SpongeBob and Patrick want to meet their favorite retired superheroes,
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DVD, alongside all the episodes of seasons one through five. The DVD included a featurette called
2318:"Squidward the Unfriendly Ghost": SpongeBob and Patrick think Squidward is dead after ruining his
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leave the stage. SpongeBob goes onstage and begins cleaning the mess, which the audience enjoys.
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SpongeBob Schwammkopf β Die komplette erste Season 3 DVDs: Amazon.de: Various: DVD & Blu-ray
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writing meetings, the staff would all enumerate 10 nouns on strips of paper and place them in a
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6319:"Another Collider Giveawayβ CRANK: HIGH VOLTAGE, WALLACE AND GROMIT and SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS"
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that was released on September 14, 2010. Upon release, the DVD set was quickly sold out at
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6377:"IT'S HIP 2 B SQUARE SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS HAS ADULTS DROOLING OVER A CARTOON CHARACTER"
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to Nickelodeon, met Hillenburg at an animation festival, and offered him a job as a
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Prior to start of production on the show, Hillenburg decided early that he wanted
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1616:"Boating School": SpongeBob has to go to Boating School, but has failed his
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2668:"Suds": SpongeBob tries to fall asleep but fails. He decides that eating a
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Originally called "Pilot Extension," "1A extension," and "Reef Blowers"
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3136:"Hooky": Mr. Krabs comes into the Krusty Krab warning everybody of the
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4650:"How Junior Brown Beat Out Jerry Reed to Narrate the Dukes of Hazzard"
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2399:"The Chaperone": SpongeBob is asked by Mr. Krabs to take Pearl to her
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as their nemesis, the Dirty Bubble. In the episode "Scaredy Pants", a
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6269:"SpongeBob SquarePants β The First 100 Episodes (Seasons 1β5) Review"
5595:"Nickelodeon.(rating of Nickelodeon's cartoon SpongeBob SquarePants)"
5348:"Television / Radio; The Tide Pool as Talent Pool (It Had to Happen)"
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3804:"Television / Radio; The Tide Pool as Talent Pool (It Had to Happen)"
2661:"Sleepy Time": When SpongeBob goes to sleep, he gains the ability of
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3845:"Big Pop Fun #28: Stephen Hillenburg, Artist and AnimatorβInterview"
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in 1996. To voice the character of SpongeBob, Hillenburg approached
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5542:: SHOW 2515-101 - Tea at the Tree Dome SC. 121 - "SpongeBob's Face"
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for the role of voicing Squidward. Drymon said, "We knew Doug from
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The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie β Music from the Movie and More...
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Makin' Toons: Inside the Most Popular Animated TV Shows and Movies
3144:"Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy II": In a contest, SpongeBob wins a
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and being called "Scaredy Pants", so he decides to dress like the
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The Wrong Bus: #2515-138 - Dark Deep Sea Incidental #200 - SC. 45
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attempts to get a job at a local fast food restaurant called the
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and was later displayed at various animation festivals. In 1992,
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2490:"Scaredy Pants": SpongeBob is tired of always getting scared on
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SpongeBob Exposed! The Insider's Guide to SpongeBob SquarePants
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animation during its second season in 2000. Executive producer
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to study animation, having been accepted into the institute by
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SpongeBob by asking him to search for their theme song on the
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Cable TV Ratings: Nickelodeon (August 16β22, 1999) (Report).
5302:"SpongeBob SquarePants Episode Guide -Nicktoons Prods @ BCDB"
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Cable TV Ratings: Nickelodeon (August 9β15, 1999) (Report).
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Everybody's Talking: The Voices Behind SpongeBob SquarePants
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5931:: SHOW 2515-129 - SpongeBob 3000 REF.1 - "Freezer Interior"
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3722:"SpongeBob: the excitable, absorbent star of Bikini Bottom"
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2265: : Ennio Torresan, Jr., Erik Wiese & Mr. Lawrence
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6296:"SpongeBob SquarePants: The First 100 Episodes DVD Review"
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that SpongeBob picked up whilst living amongst jellyfish.
1932: : Ennio Torresan, Jr., Erik Wiese & Peter Burns
1703: : Ennio Torresan Jr., Erik Wiese & Mr. Lawrence
1601: : Ennio Torresan Jr., Erik Wiese & Mr. Lawrence
1028:"the coolest Saturday morning cartoon since the heyday of
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and was selling "briskly" at online retailers, including
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Audio commentaries for "Plankton!" and "Karate Choppers"
1222: : Stephen Hillenburg, Derek Drymon & Tim Hill
32:"Jellyfish Jam" redirects here. Not to be confused with
4847:"The Interview: 'SpongeBob' Creator Stephen Hillenburg"
3990:"Disney animator sees summers in Mobile as inspiration"
2478: : Steve Fonti, Chris Mitchell & Mr. Lawrence
2019: : Steve Fonti, Chris Mitchell & Mr. Lawrence
1305:"Tea at the Treedome": SpongeBob meets and befriends a
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concluded in 1996, Hillenburg had risen to the rank of
4106:"COLUMN: Do you remember Bill Fagerbakke? He's a star"
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2849: : Paul Tibbitt, Ennio Torresan & David Fain
2535: : Aaron Springer, Erik Wiese & Mr. Lawrence
2352: : Sherm Cohen, Aaron Springer & Peter Burns
2303: : Sherm Cohen, Aaron Springer & Peter Burns
2216: : Sherm Cohen, Aaron Springer & Peter Burns
1981: : Sherm Cohen, Aaron Springer & Peter Burns
1804: : Steve Fonti, Chris Mitchell & Peter Burns
1796: : Chris Mitchell & Jay Lender; Steve Fonti
1665: : Sherm Cohen, Aaron Springer & Peter Burns
1503:"Plankton!": It is mass chaos at the Krusty Krab when
1480: : Ennio Torresan, Erik Wiese & Mr. Lawrence
5852:: SHOW 2515-123 - Pump It Up SC. 56 - "Color Card #2"
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4480:"'STIGMATA' THRILLER MAY GET VATICAN'S BLOOD BOILING"
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Tom Kenny: Voice of SpongeBob SquarePants β Interview
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1760: : Paul Tibbitt, Mark O'Hare & Mr. Lawrence
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Stephen Hillenburg and Derek Drymon (June 3, 1997),
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The New Adventures of Mermaid Man & Barnacle Boy
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2116: : Chuck Klein, Jay Lender & Mr. Lawrence
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6218:"Spongebob Squarepants: The Complete Third Season"
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5518:Tea at the treedome screenbug house 2002 β YouTube
5103:"SpongeBob SquarePants: The Complete First Season"
915:. Throughout the season's run, from 1999 to 2001,
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6433:"Spongebob β Season 1 (Animated) (Box Set) (DVD)"
4023:Farhat, Basima (Interviewer) (December 5, 2006).
1350:, Stephen Hillenburg, Derek Drymon & Tim Hill
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7057:Square Roots: The Story of SpongeBob SquarePants
7035:SpongeBob SquarePants 4D: The Great Jelly Rescue
5375:"TV People Series: Home & Garden; TV People"
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2757:"Valentine's Day": SpongeBob and Sandy set up a
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6317:Weintraub, Steve "Frosty" (October 10, 2009).
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3185:SpongeBob SquarePants: The Complete 3rd Season
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2038:"Squeaky Boots": Mr. Krabs gives his daughter
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6354:"SpongeBob SquarePants: 10 Happiest Moments"
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2841: : Paul Tibbitt & Ennio Torresan
1847:"Pickles": Bubble Bass, a picky overweight
7160:
7146:
6571:
6557:
6342:. DVD. Paramount Home Entertainment, 2010.
6340:SpongeBob SquarePants: 10 Happiest Moments
6257:. DVD. Paramount Home Entertainment, 2009.
6245:. DVD. Paramount Home Entertainment, 2005.
4930:
4902:
4900:
4898:
4799:
3834:
3598:Originally called "Lemons Out of Lemonade"
3385:
3383:
3381:
3198:SpongeBob SquarePants: 10 Happiest Moments
2670:seanut butter and jellyfish jelly sandwich
2570: : Aaron Springer, Erik Wiese &
1722:"Home Sweet Pineapple": A horde of hungry
1147: : Derek Drymon; Stephen Hillenburg
679:, SpongeBob's boating school teacher; and
503:crew members, including creative director
429:. In 1992, Hillenburg began to attend the
59:
7599:2001 American animated television seasons
7594:2000 American animated television seasons
7589:1999 American animated television seasons
6578:
6514:. Allworth Communications, Inc. pp.
6374:
6316:
6180:"SpongeBob SquarePants β Season 1 Review"
6080:"People's Choice: Cable's Top 25 (p. 34)"
6022:"People's Choice: Cable's Top 25 (p. 50)"
5787:"People's Choice: Cable's Top 25 (p. 48)"
5743:"People's Choice: Cable's Top 25 (p. 44)"
5684:"People's Choice: Cable's Top 25 (p. 38)"
5640:"People's Choice: Cable's Top 25 (p. 29)"
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5422:"People's Choice: Cable's Top 25 (p. 26)"
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2257: : Erik Wiese; Ennio Torresan, Jr.
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1993:
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1924: : Erik Wiese; Ennio Torresan, Jr.
1900:
1836:on TV, which consists of the two playing
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762:had a special musical performance, while
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4739:Hefferman, Virginia (February 3, 2003).
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4014:
4012:
4010:
3741:
3708:
3553:Originally called "Squid's House of Wax"
3445:Originally called "Tea at the Tree Dome"
3430:
3284:Recollections From the First Season Crew
2387: : Paul Tibbitt & Mr. Lawrence
1695: : Erik Wiese; Ennio Torresan Jr.
1593: : Erik Wiese; Ennio Torresan Jr.
815:
361:
6134:
5813:
5811:
5560:Stephen Hillenburg (January 17, 1997).
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5086:
5069:: Nautical Nonsense and Sponge Buddies"
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4680:
4539:
4508:
3981:
3853:(Podcast). May 29, 2012. Archived from
3719:
3378:
3308:In the Key of Seas: Krusty Krab Karaoke
2440: : Paul Tibbitt & Peter Burns
1388: : Paul Tibbitt & Peter Burns
902:
295:. The show was originally to be called
14:
7576:
5548:
5144:
4647:
3902:
3571:Originally called "Critical Condition"
3517:Originally called "Jellyfish Jamboree"
1820:, who are now elderly and living in a
931:, in 2009, said " The first season of
907:The animation was handled overseas in
7429:SpongeBob SquarePants vs. The Big One
7141:
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4007:
3965:. JoeMurrayStudio.com. Archived from
3955:
3526:Originally called "The Squeaky Boots"
3414:
3412:
3410:
3408:
3406:
3404:
3245:20 episodes (excluding "Help Wanted")
3065: : Vincent Waller; Sherm Cohen
2893: : Vincent Waller; Sherm Cohen
2789: : Vincent Waller; Sherm Cohen
2470: : Chris Mitchell; Steve Fonti
2344: : Aaron Springer; Sherm Cohen
2295: : Aaron Springer; Sherm Cohen
2208: : Aaron Springer; Sherm Cohen
2011: : Chris Mitchell; Steve Fonti
1973: : Aaron Springer; Sherm Cohen
1657: : Aaron Springer; Sherm Cohen
1541: : Aaron Springer; Sherm Cohen
1424: : Chris Mitchell; Steve Fonti
766:voiced the Flying Dutchman. American
659:, Plankton's sentient computer wife;
7436:To SquarePants or Not to SquarePants
6487:Banks, Steven (September 24, 2004).
6375:Hernandez, Greg (December 6, 2003).
6294:Shaffer, R.L. (September 21, 2009).
6215:
5808:
5271:
5124:Epstein, Ron J. (January 31, 2003).
5083:
5032:Treadway, Bill (November 10, 2003).
4973:. Motion Picture Sound Editors. 2001
4947:. Motion Picture Sound Editors. 2000
4648:Smyers, Darryl (November 26, 2013).
4540:Gillmor, Alison (February 8, 2008).
4298:
4097:
3916:(DVD). Paramount Home Entertainment.
3689:(DVD). Paramount Home Entertainment.
3652:Originally called "25 Words or Less"
3535:Originally called "My Fair Plankton"
3194:"Help Wanted" the Seven Seas Edition
2986: : Erik Wiese; Aaron Springer
2934: : Erik Wiese; Aaron Springer
2562: : Erik Wiese; Aaron Springer
2527: : Erik Wiese; Aaron Springer
1472: : Erik Wiese; Ennio Torresan
1338: : Erik Wiese; Ennio Torresan
786:(who collaborated to make the films
599:as the voice of the title character
274:voicing the superhero characters of
6605:Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years
5101:Bovberg, Jason (October 26, 2003).
4967:"Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA"
4941:"Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA"
4826:. Bull Moose Publishing Corporation
4787:. Bull Moose Publishing Corporation
4426:. December 30, 2002. Archived from
4400:. Bull Moose Publishing Corporation
4085:. Bull Moose Publishing Corporation
3325:SpongeBob Dancin' Pants Music Video
3320:SpongeBob Scaredy Pants Music Video
3279:The Origin of SpongeBob SquarePants
2432: : Mark O'Hare; Paul Tibbitt
2170: : Mark O'Hare; Paul Tibbitt
2070: : Mark O'Hare; Paul Tibbitt
1752: : Mark O'Hare; Paul Tibbitt
1380: : Mark O'Hare; Paul Tibbitt
1295:"Reef Blower": Wishing to keep his
1283:, the owner of the restaurant, and
952:, Stephen Hillenburg, Chuck Klein,
859:, Nick Jennings, and Derek Drymon.
519:, Martin Olson, animation director
358:Help Wanted (SpongeBob SquarePants)
24:
7109:SpongeBob SquarePants fan theories
6409:. TVShowsOnDVD.com. Archived from
6407:"SpongeBob SquarePants β Season 1"
6352:Mavis, Paul (September 16, 2010).
6271:. TVShowsOnDVD.com. Archived from
6267:Lacey, Gord (September 29, 2009).
6182:. TVShowsOnDVD.com. Archived from
5210:
4871:Richmond, Ray (January 15, 2004).
4515:Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service
4509:Cavazos, Norma (August 11, 2004).
4304:
3401:
1112:
373:during his period of study at the
25:
7610:
6905:It's a SpongeBob Christmas! Album
6533:
6455:"SpongeBob SquarePants: Season 1"
6130:. February 18, 2001. p. 210.
5601:. August 23, 1999. Archived from
5063:Bovberg, Jason (April 15, 2002).
4625:. JuniorBrown.com. Archived from
4486:. August 19, 1999. Archived from
4456:. August 18, 1999. Archived from
3753:The SpongeBoy Mop (doesn't exist)
3490:Originally called "Friendly Fire"
3472:Originally called "Jelly Fishing"
3103: : Jay Lender; Chuck Klein
3094:"Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy II"
3021: : Jay Lender; Chuck Klein
2737: : Jay Lender; Chuck Klein
2702: : Jay Lender; Chuck Klein
2108: : Jay Lender; Chuck Klein
1880: : Jay Lender; Chuck Klein
627:. Other members of the cast were
585:) guest starred as the voices of
205:The first season of the American
7556:
7555:
7535:SpongeBob's Big Birthday Blowout
7422:What Ever Happened to SpongeBob?
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6216:Pope, Bryan (February 8, 2006).
6198:
6178:Lacey, Gord (December 1, 2003).
6149:
6124:"Clipped from the Tampa Tribune"
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5873:
5181:Cavna, Michael (July 14, 2009).
5151:Cavna, Michael (July 14, 2009).
4907:Fletcher, Alex (April 3, 2011).
4845:Cavna, Michael (July 14, 2009).
3720:Orlando, Dana (March 17, 2003).
3646:
3637:
3628:
3625:Originally called "Walking Tall"
3619:
3610:
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3583:
3574:
3565:
3556:
3547:
2286:"Squidward the Unfriendly Ghost"
964:, Paul Tibbitt, Ennio Torresan,
899:exercises for writing meetings.
886:, that catalogs a collection of
560:
551:
431:California Institute of the Arts
375:California Institute of the Arts
354:History of SpongeBob SquarePants
7020:SpongeBob's Crazy Carnival Ride
6803:The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie
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4992:Holston, Noel (July 17, 1999).
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4542:"One-man show funny, revealing"
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4104:Crump, Steve (March 19, 2009).
3988:Brantley, Mike (May 13, 2008).
3920:
3634:Originally called "April Fools"
3544:Originally called "Pump It Up"
3538:
3529:
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3392:
651:and Mr. Krabs' business rival;
623:, an arrogant and ill-tempered
7063:2015 SpongeBob SquarePants 400
7009:Jimmy Neutron's Nicktoon Blast
6053:, Nickelodeon Animation Studio
5965:, Nickelodeon Animation Studio
5933:, Nickelodeon Animation Studio
5886:, Nickelodeon Animation Studio
5854:, Nickelodeon Animation Studio
5544:, Nickelodeon Animation Studio
5458:, Nickelodeon Animation Studio
5346:Gates, Anita (July 11, 1999).
5304:. May 20, 1999. Archived from
4811:Williams, Merriwether (2010).
4681:Johnson, L.A. (July 2, 2002).
4574:. Ghastly Ones. Archived from
3822:
3796:
3589:Originally called "Sleepytime"
3562:Originally called "Chaperone"
3481:Originally called "Deep Cover"
3168:
1743:"Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy"
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127:
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7584:SpongeBob SquarePants seasons
7521:The Legend of Boo-Kini Bottom
7104:Super Bowl LIII halftime show
6505:
6220:. DVD Verdict. Archived from
5383:. May 1, 1999. Archived from
5040:. DVD Verdict. Archived from
4598:"Brian Doyle-Murray: Credits"
3926:
3790:
3659:
3315:Violent Femmes Sing SpongeBob
462:, who had just sold his show
395:Orange County Ocean Institute
342:
291:, who had worked with him on
7040:Universal's Superstar Parade
6673:Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy
6486:
5038:: The Complete First Season"
3896:
3828:
3775:
3702:
3685:Hillenburg, Stephen (2003).
3175:Paramount Home Entertainment
2958:and wishes she were back in
2181:September 18, 1999
2081:September 11, 1999
1984:September 17, 1999
1818:Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy
1532:"Naughty Nautical Neighbors"
1233:Edgar Larrazabal; Tom Yasumi
992:
745:Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy
714:. Hillenburg originally had
587:Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy
416:. The comic starred various
276:Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy
7:
7482:It's a SpongeBob Christmas!
5219:. About.com. Archived from
5157:Creator Stephen Hillenburg"
4873:"Special Report: Animation"
4231:"Carolyn Lawrence: Credits"
3951:The Rocko's Modern Life FAQ
3454:Originally called "Bubbles"
3305:The Bikini Bottom's Up Tour
3299:SpongeBob's Life Strategies
3076:February 23, 2001
2713:February 14, 2000
2538:December 31, 1999
1840:and complaining that their
1064:
41:Season of television series
27:Season of television series
10:
7615:
7341:Krusty Krab Training Video
4623:"Junior Brown's Biography"
4256:"Mary Jo Catlett: Credits"
3241:
3229:
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3038:
2951:
2858:
2801:& Merriwether Williams
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2631:January 17, 2000
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2443:October 28, 1999
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1103:Animation directors
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1057:list. Nancy Basile of the
845:-driven show, rather than
811:
778:appeared as King Neptune.
595:The first season featured
454:, which was funded by the
351:
323:on November 30, 2006. The
207:animated television series
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7459:
7380:Have You Seen This Snail?
7371:
7276:
7180:
7117:
7084:Spongiforma squarepantsii
7048:
7025:SpongeBob SquarePants 4-D
7001:
6928:
6898:SpongeBob's Greatest Hits
6877:Original Theme Highlights
6868:
6837:
6794:
6785:
6702:
6681:
6623:
6588:
4131:"Rodger Bumpass: Credits"
4070:Pittenger, Kenny (2010).
3607:Originally called "Argh!"
3398:Originally called "Pilot"
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879:Zen in the Art of Writing
826:Zen in the Art of Writing
456:Princess Grace Foundation
414:animal life of tide pools
319:on November 7, 2005, and
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34:SpongeBob's Jellyfish Jam
7362:The Sponge Who Could Fly
7221:Legends of Bikini Bottom
6506:Neuwirth, Allan (2003).
6087:Broadcasting & Cable
6029:Broadcasting & Cable
5794:Broadcasting & Cable
5750:Broadcasting & Cable
5691:Broadcasting & Cable
5647:Broadcasting & Cable
4715:"John O'Hurley: Credits"
4572:"The Ghastly Ones: Band"
3499:Originally called "Home"
3371:
2904:March 22, 2000
2804:March 15, 2000
2135:surprised by his friends
1560:August 7, 1999
1109:Original air date
507:, writers and directors
7496:SpongeBob, You're Fired
7015:Sandy's Blasting Bronco
4688:Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
4420:"SpongeBob's Alter Ego"
4181:"Mr. Lawrence: Credits"
4156:"Clancy Brown: Credits"
3114:March 3, 2001
2997:April 1, 2000
2373:"Employee of the Month"
2355:March 8, 2000
1439:July 31, 1999
1353:July 17, 1999
1181:2515β127 (1999 version)
872:left, and the crew had
542:
7503:Goodbye, Krabby Patty?
7468:SpongeBob's Last Stand
7068:Awards and nominations
6827:Search for SquarePants
6158:Nielsen Media Research
6143:Nielsen Media Research
6110:Nielsen Media Research
6066:Nielsen Media Research
6008:Nielsen Media Research
5993:Nielsen Media Research
5978:Nielsen Media Research
5946:Nielsen Media Research
5914:Nielsen Media Research
5899:Nielsen Media Research
5867:Nielsen Media Research
5835:Nielsen Media Research
5820:Nielsen Media Research
5773:Nielsen Media Research
5729:Nielsen Media Research
5714:Nielsen Media Research
5670:Nielsen Media Research
5626:Nielsen Media Research
5430:Broadcasting and Cable
5408:Nielsen Media Research
5217:: 10 Happiest Moments"
5187:Episodes: We Pick 'Em"
5130:β Tales From The Deep"
5128:Sponge Bob Squarepants
4877:The Hollywood Reporter
4772:Heintjes, Tom (2010).
4385:Drymon, Derek (2010).
4206:"Jill Talley: Credits"
3294:Drawing the Goo Lagoon
2797: : Sherm Cohen,
2461:"I Was a Teenage Gary"
1686:"Home Sweet Pineapple"
1251: : Peter Burns,
1004:In his review for the
923:. The show shifted to
834:
789:Stranger Than Paradise
443:Mother Goose and Grimm
378:
7475:The Great Patty Caper
7408:Atlantis SquarePantis
7170:SpongeBob SquarePants
6633:SpongeBob SquarePants
6613:The Patrick Star Show
6597:SpongeBob SquarePants
6581:SpongeBob SquarePants
6275:on September 21, 2013
5564:SpongeBob SquarePants
5540:SpongeBob SquarePants
5387:on September 29, 2013
5245:SpongeBob SquarePants
5223:on September 21, 2013
5215:SpongeBob SquarePants
5067:SpongeBob Squarepants
5044:on September 21, 2013
5036:SpongeBob SquarePants
4911:Spongebob Squarepants
4815:SpongeBob SquarePants
4813:"The Oral History of
4776:SpongeBob SquarePants
4774:"The Oral History of
4743:SpongeBob SquarePants
4629:on September 24, 2013
4389:SpongeBob SquarePants
4387:"The Oral History of
4309:SpongeBob SquarePants
4074:SpongeBob SquarePants
4072:"The Oral History of
3963:"Rocko's Modern Life"
3860:on December 21, 2013.
3159:Charles Nelson Reilly
2248:"MuscleBob BuffPants"
1269:SpongeBob SquarePants
1230:"Tea at the Treedome"
1169:May 1, 1999
1073:SpongeBob SquarePants
1055:Episodes: We Pick 'Em
1034:SpongeBob SquarePants
1026:SpongeBob SquarePants
925:digital ink and paint
855:before, consisted of
839:SpongeBob SquarePants
819:
770:guitarist and singer
749:Charles Nelson Reilly
601:SpongeBob SquarePants
485:SpongeBob SquarePants
422:SpongeBob SquarePants
402:SpongeBob SquarePants
387:SpongeBob SquarePants
365:
315:on October 28, 2003,
211:SpongeBob SquarePants
48:SpongeBob SquarePants
7098:Clathria hillenburgi
5380:St. Petersburg Times
5004:on November 11, 2013
4511:"Television Q&A"
4430:on December 20, 2008
4281:"Lori Alan: Credits"
2572:Merriwether Williams
1179:PILOT (1997 version)
903:Animation and design
874:Merriwether Williams
831:Merriwether Williams
758:, American band the
525:Merriwether Williams
385:initially conceived
311:DVD was released in
214:, created by former
7450:The Clash of Triton
7355:Mid-Life Crustacean
7348:Chocolate with Nuts
7091:Astrolirus patricki
6992:Behind Closed Doors
6912:Sponge Out of Water
6854:Plankton: The Movie
6811:Sponge Out of Water
6643:Squidward Tentacles
6224:on October 17, 2013
6186:on December 3, 2013
5796:. September 6, 1999
5308:on December 9, 2012
5191:The Washington Post
5161:The Washington Post
4851:The Washington Post
4695:on November 9, 2013
4578:on November 2, 2013
4552:on November 6, 2013
4546:Winnipeg Free Press
4521:on November 6, 2013
3945:April 20, 2015, at
3727:St Petersburg Times
3252:1.33:1 aspect ratio
3015:"Neptune's Spatula"
2046:The Tell-Tale Heart
1844:needs to be fixed.
1285:Squidward Tentacles
1042:The Washington Post
919:was animated using
913:Rough Draft Studios
852:Rocko's Modern Life
704:Rocko's Modern Life
621:Squidward Tentacles
529:Rocko's Modern Life
523:, and story editor
489:The Intertidal Zone
477:Rocko's Modern Life
465:Rocko's Modern Life
410:The Intertidal Zone
393:at what is now the
293:Rocko's Modern Life
284:Rocko's Modern Life
7387:Dunces and Dragons
7030:Rock Bottom Plunge
6653:Plankton and Karen
5353:The New York Times
4971:Golden Reel Awards
4945:Golden Reel Awards
3873:Unknown parameter
3850:Nerdist Industries
3365:November 30, 2006
3210:Barnes & Noble
2954:"Texas": Sandy is
2411:of them the award.
2146:real estate broker
1557:& Mr. Lawrence
1255:& Paul Tibbitt
1198:Fred Miller &
1157:Stephen Hillenburg
1039:In his review for
999:Golden Reel Awards
956:, Chris Mitchell,
835:
764:Brian Doyle-Murray
690:While Hillenburg,
667:, a squirrel from
383:Stephen Hillenburg
379:
367:Stephen Hillenburg
220:Stephen Hillenburg
7571:
7570:
7135:
7134:
6946:Trading Card Game
6919:Sponge on the Run
6891:The Best Day Ever
6864:
6863:
6819:Sponge on the Run
6589:Television series
6498:978-0-689-86870-2
6128:The Tampa Tribune
5752:. August 30, 1999
5693:. August 16, 1999
5599:Multichannel News
4994:"Critic's choice"
4883:on March 10, 2008
4662:on March 16, 2014
4454:The Boston Herald
4325:on April 12, 2013
3369:
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3362:November 7, 2005
3359:October 28, 2003
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2693:"Valentine's Day"
2663:astral projection
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2556:"Karate Choppers"
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805:Fishing with John
619:was the voice of
481:creative director
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178:Season chronology
16:(Redirected from
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3022:
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2977:"Fools in April"
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661:Carolyn Lawrence
647:, a small green
611:, was voiced by
564:
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278:, respectively.
256:Carolyn Lawrence
216:marine biologist
198:List of episodes
173:
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153:Original release
143:Original network
133:20 (41 segments)
129:
108:Carolyn Lawrence
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3101:Storyboarded by
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3019:Storyboarded by
3000:
2998:
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2984:Storyboarded by
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2932:Storyboarded by
2928:"Walking Small"
2920:
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2891:Storyboarded by
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2839:Storyboarded by
2820:
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2787:Storyboarded by
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2759:Valentine's Day
2741:
2735:Storyboarded by
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2496:Flying Dutchman
2474:
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2446:
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2430:Storyboarded by
2423:"Scaredy Pants"
2412:
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2377:Storyboarded by
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2342:Storyboarded by
2335:"The Chaperone"
2324:
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2161:"Culture Shock"
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2084:
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2050:
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2015:
2009:Storyboarded by
2002:"Squeaky Boots"
1987:
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1971:Storyboarded by
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1915:"Jellyfish Jam"
1907:
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1878:Storyboarded by
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1822:retirement home
1800:
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1630:Mary Jo Catlett
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940:and written by
905:
823:wrote the book
814:
737:Ernest Borgnine
673:Mary Jo Catlett
613:Bill Fagerbakke
593:
592:
591:
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571:Ernest Borgnine
567:
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557:
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537:SpongeBoy Ahoy!
472:of the series.
418:anthropomorphic
360:
350:
345:
299:, but the name
297:SpongeBoy Ahoy!
268:Ernest Borgnine
260:Mary Jo Catlett
236:Bill Fagerbakke
228:title character
192:
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83:Bill Fagerbakke
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7372:Seasons 4β6
7299:Rock Bottom
7285:Help Wanted
7277:Seasons 1β3
7073:Krusty Krab
7002:Attractions
6941:Video games
6936:Merchandise
6929:Other media
6795:Main series
6694:Guest stars
6668:Pearl Krabs
6608:(2021β2024)
6516:50, 252β253
6469:October 29,
6439:October 29,
6417:October 29,
6391:December 7,
6190:October 29,
5609:December 7,
5335:, p. 1
5247:, Season 1"
5136:October 29,
5109:October 29,
5075:October 29,
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4977:October 30,
4951:October 29,
4917:Digital Spy
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4724:October 29,
4582:October 29,
4556:October 31,
4525:October 31,
4494:November 4,
4464:November 4,
4434:November 8,
4315:Animated TV
4240:October 29,
4190:October 29,
4165:October 29,
4140:October 29,
4040:November 8,
3910:Murray, Joe
3733:November 8,
3256:Languages:
3232:Set details
3169:DVD release
3146:conch shell
2980:Fred Miller
2830:Rock Bottom
2731:"The Paper"
2696:Fred Miller
2674:common cold
2401:school prom
2289:Fred Miller
2230:talent show
2202:Fred Miller
2139:sea urchins
2005:Fred Miller
1918:Fred Miller
1551:Sherm Cohen
1535:Fred Miller
1463:"Plankton!"
1434:Steve Fonti
1301:reef blower
1273:Krusty Krab
1241:Mark O'Hare
1134:Help Wanted
1116:code
1012:DVD Verdict
978:Krusty Krab
958:Mark O'Hare
950:Steve Fonti
942:Sherm Cohen
909:South Korea
795:Down by Law
685:Pearl Krabs
653:Jill Talley
637:Krusty Krab
509:Sherm Cohen
435:Jules Engel
348:Development
329:Help Wanted
252:Jill Talley
224:Nickelodeon
222:, aired on
156:May 1, 1999
147:Nickelodeon
130:of episodes
103:Jill Talley
7578:Categories
7528:Squid Noir
7320:Band Geeks
7313:Shanghaied
6682:Production
6625:Characters
6544:Metacritic
6381:Daily News
6356:. DVD Talk
6279:August 31,
5489:: Episode"
5333:Storyboard
5257:Apple Inc.
5132:. DVD Talk
5105:. DVD Talk
5071:. DVD Talk
4484:Daily News
3897:Banks 2004
3829:Banks 2004
3776:Banks 2004
3703:Banks 2004
3660:References
3248:3-disc set
3206:Amazon.com
3118:2001-03-03
3109:Written by
3105:(director)
3097:Tom Yasumi
3080:2001-02-23
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2808:2000-03-15
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2542:1999-12-31
2533:Written by
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2521:Tom Yasumi
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2447:1999-10-28
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1200:Tom Yasumi
1173:1999-05-01
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741:Tim Conway
579:Tim Conway
521:Alan Smart
460:Joe Murray
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272:Tim Conway
170:2001-03-03
160:1999-05-01
6986:ai_sponge
6966:I'm Ready
6838:Spin-offs
6663:Mrs. Puff
6648:Mr. Krabs
5961:SpongeBob
5929:SpongeBob
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5487:SpongeBob
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677:Mrs. Puff
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533:SpongeBoy
515:, writer
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301:SpongeBoy
289:Tom Kenny
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