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---
license: cc-by-sa-4.0
task_categories:
- text-generation
- conversational
language:
- en
size_categories:
- 10K<n<100K
tags:
- cartoons
---
## <h1>Spongebob Transcripts Dataset 🧽</h1>
The Spongebob Transcripts Dataset is a collection of transcripts from the beloved animated television series, Spongebob Squarepants. This dataset includes information on each line of dialogue spoken by a character, including the character's name, their replica, and the episode ID.
## <h3>Dataset Overview 📊</h3>
|Column | Description |
|------------|-------------------------------------|
|**Speaker** | The character speaking the dialogue.|
|**Replica** | The line of dialogue spoken. |
|**EP_ID** | The episode ID of the transcript. |
## <h3>System Replicas🔍</h3>
The system replicas describe the actions and events that occur in each episode. These replicas are written in a specific format, using brackets to indicate actions and events.
<h5>Replica Format</h5>
**The format for a system replica:**
`{system} : [The episode opens with a bubble transition, and we see a coral reef under the sea. The camera zooms to initiate parallax scrolling, which reveals the city of Bikini Bottom. It continues zooming to show a brown rock, a Moai head, and a pineapple, which each contain inhabitants.]`
## <h3>Sample Data 💬</h3>
|Speaker |Replica |EP_ID |
|---------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------|
|**Spongebob** | I just met this girl. She wears a hat full of... air. |s1e3_22|
|**Patrick** | Do you mean she puts on "airs"? |s1e3_23|
|**Spongebob** | I guess so. |s1e3_24|
|**Patrick** | That's just fancy talk. If you wanna be fancy, hold your pinky up like this. The higher you hold it, the fancier you are. |s1e3_25|
## <h3>Data Sources 📝</h3>
The transcripts were sourced *Encyclopedia SpongeBobia*.
## <h3>Potential Uses 🧐</h3>
This Dataset could be used for a variety of natural language processing (NLP) tasks, including dialogue generation. It could also be used for educational purposes, such as studying the language and communication styles of different characters.