SpongeBob and Dora Go Camping Pitch Meeting

Ryan 1: So... You're in my office?
Ryan 2: Yes sir, I am.
Ryan 1: Why um... Why are you doing that?
Ryan 2: Because I'm here to pitch you an idea for a new SpongeBob spin-off.
Ryan 1: Right... But I thought you already pitched me ideas for a SpongeBob internet memes movie and that squid cult thing. I mean, how many SpongeBob spin-offs can you make before the formula gets kinda old?
Ryan 2: There can never be enough SpongeBob spin-offs, sir.
Ryan 1: Well ok then. So, what's this one gonna be about?
Ryan 2: I was thinking it could be a crossover series between SpongeBob and Dora.
Ryan 1: WHAT? That's an incredible idea! Milking multiple children's media icons for profit at once is kinda my thing.
Ryan 2: Mine too, sir.
Ryan 1: What's gonna be the story of this thing?
Ryan 2: The plot is that SpongeBob and Dora go camping... And in the first episode, SpongeBob and Dora go camping.
Ryan 1: Right... And so, the entire series is about them going camping?
Ryan 2: Well actually, the second episode is about them being teleported into outer space and fighting a giant alien called Swiper-Tron.
Ryan 1: Oh really?!
Ryan 2: Yes, but it's still about them going camping.
Ryan 1: How are you gonna justify that?
Ryan 2: Well, in the season one finale, SpongeBob and Dora are gonna break out of the matrix, talk to their creators, and learn that everything they've done and everywhere they went are just differently modeled parts of the campground the series takes place in.
Ryan 1: Woah! They break out of the matrix?! That's a really original premise that's never been done before!
Ryan 2: Not really. But they're also going to find out that their creators are just a bunch of stupid monkeys that smell really bad and make stupid sounding noises.
Ryan 1: I feel like that's a personal attack.
Ryan 2: I can almost guarantee it's not.
Ryan 1: Wow wow wow. But what if this series comes off as corny and low effort to people?
Ryan 2: I actually learned just recently, that if you say your series is purposely written badly, people will just except it and move on.
Ryan 1: You think critics won't complain about how bad the episodes are as long as they're written that way intentionally?
Ryan 2: Exactly. I showed my 3 month old son an episode I put together the other day, and he had nothing bad to say about it.
Ryan 1: Right... But babies can't talk.
Ryan 2: Listen, I'm gonna need you to get ALL the way off my back here.
Ryan 1: Let me get off of that thing.
Ryan 2: Ok. And I was also thinking about maybe putting some morals in a few season two episodes, like how burning trees is good for the environment, and if you listen to a math teacher, they'll just turn into a giant calculator and eat you.
Ryan 1: Oh, terrible morals are TIGHT. I never listened to my teachers, growing up, and look where I am now!
Ryan 2: That might not have been a good thing... But what do you say, do you like my spin-off?
Ryan 1: Well, it's ok. But I don't think it'll be able to run for very long.
Ryan 2: You don't think it'll last through the strides of time?
Ryan 1: No. It might get a second season, but then I'm sure it'll end.
Ryan 2: Yeah. Probably.
What You Can Expect To See In SpongeBob And Dora Go Camping Season 3 - SBFW Direct.
FridayNightStar4: Hey guys. Friday here. That was the SpongeBob And Dora Go Camping series pitch meeting. I had a lot of fun making that. This idea was inspired by an episode of Wait Wut, PolarTem created a little while ago. It's really funny. I reccomend you guys check that out, as well. Thanks for watching. Bye bye.
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