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Krabby Land

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Krabby Land" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 3. In this episode, Mr. Krabs builds a junky playground in an attempt to get lots of money from children.

This episode was just unsatisfying overall. This is a very boring episode, with very little jokes I actually liked, and barely any entertaining moments. Most of the jokes in this one are just Mr. Krabs being cheap, which I know it is his character, but the execution of the jokes aren't enough for me to enjoy them, such as saying money and then correcting it to something else, or the reveal of the messed-up playground. The episode consists of a scene of SpongeBob stalling the kids that goes on for way too long, and it overall just comes off as extremely cruel and not funny. I'm also not a fan of Mr. Krabs obviously faking being Krabby the Clown. And while he does get comeuppance, the episode is pretty unenjoyable to the point where I don't care. This is one of the more tolerable bad episodes, but that doesn't really say much.

**Poor (8/20)**
One Krabs Trash

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion
* Spongeboy0009's opinion

"One Krabs Trash" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 3. In this episode, Mr. Krabs sells SpongeBob a soda drink hat but after hearing how valuable it is, he decides to try and get it back.

This episode is phenomenal. The plot of this one is really interesting, with SpongeBob buying a hat from Mr. Krabs, but it turns out to be valuable. I like the ways that Mr. Krabs tries to get the hat back from SpongeBob, such as showing off a bunch of crazy hats and using the ~~floating shopping list~~ ghost. The twists in this one are really awesome as well, such as Smitty Werben actually being a real dead guy, and a warehouse of the hats being founded, rendering the hat worthless. And of course, this episode has its share of memorable jokes, such as the aforementioned floating shopping list, SpongeBob's lines when Mr. Krabs is imagining him, and the "What a baby!" running gag. Along with that are entertaining scenes, such as Mr. Krabs battling the skeletons. This episode is definitely a masterful one.

**Perfect (20/20)**

This episode is beyond perfect, like most of season 3's plots, it's original. The jokes are hilarious, like "Am I a pretty girl?". The episode has a good twist, and great jokes.

Masterpiece (9/10)
Life of Crime

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Life of Crime" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 2. In this episode, SpongeBob and Patrick are under the impression that they have "stolen" a balloon on free balloon day.

While this episode isn't the strongest in the plot, this is one that I enjoy a lot. That mostly comes down to the awesome humor that's present. SpongeBob and Patrick thinking they are criminals is hilarious due to the fact that they didn't know that the balloons they "stole" were actually free. The opening scene in the Krusty Krab sets the episode up well, and the incident that leads to them leaving town is pretty funny too. The scenes of them being in this deserted place out of town are fine as a whole, but the best comes from Patrick accusing SpongeBob of eating his chocolate, even though he obviously didn't, and what follows. This episode also has great jokes, such as the fire going out, Patrick saying he's going to starve despite what's in his stomach, and the police arresting SpongeBob and Patrick for 5 seconds. This episode is awesome.

**Amazing (18/20)**
Squeaky Boots

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* FireMatch's opinion
* BSpongeSM02's opinion
* SpongeBob SuperPants's Opinion
* Spongeboy0009's Opinion

"Squeaky Boots" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 1. In this episode, SpongeBob buys boots from Mr. Krabs, which causes an annoying squeaky sound.

Squeaky squeaky squeak!

Masterpiece (9/8)

The humor in this episode is honestly extremely repetitive. Most of the jokes just come from the squeaking. I definitely don't mind the squeaking as a whole, but it was a bit much here. With that said though, the squeaking makes for some really fun gags. Several scenes of SpongeBob enjoying the boots and using them in various ways are pretty cool. The scenes with Mr. Krabs are pretty good, too. This episode doesn't really have too much to offer, but it's overall satisfactory.

**Good (13/20)**

This Episode Is Very Mixed. While Mr. Krabs's Breakdown Was Very Funny SpongeBob's Boots Are Very Annoying.
Episode Rating: 6/10 Meh

## Favorite Part

Mr. Krabs's Mental Breakdown. This Is By Far The Most Famous Part In The Episode For The Right Reason, It's Very Funny.

## Flaws

SpongeBob's Boots Constantly Squeaking.

It's squeaking annoying

Meh (5/10)
Squirrel Jokes

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Squirrel Jokes" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 2. In this episode, SpongeBob tells squirrel jokes, offending Sandy.

This is one of those episodes that just doesn't stand out at all, especially compared to most of season 2. This episode just felt really bland to me, mostly amounting to SpongeBob telling the Krusty Krab crowd jokes about Sandy. This episode is honestly quite funny at times, such as Fred yelling out "Oh brother, this guy stinks!" and some of the other jokes in the episode are decently funny too. Most of the episode is just kind of there, but I really do not like the ending scene in Sandy's treedome, in which Sandy pretends to be stupid. This scene is pretty dragged out, and is really only meant to make SpongeBob suffer, which definitely brings this episode down. Overall, this episode is very average.

**Average (11/20)**
Grandma's Kisses

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Grandma's Kisses" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 2. In this episode, SpongeBob decides that he should act more grown-up around his grandmother.

This episode is dreadful, and in my opinion, it is easily the worst of the Pre-Movie era. The first minute is fine, but after that, I hate lots of things about this episode. The Krusty Krab scene is absolutely abhorrent. Apparently, getting kissed by your grandma is something that Squidward and the Krusty Krab customers should tease SpongeBob for and obsessively laugh at him, which to this day, I will never understand why. What's wrong with a loved one showing their family member affection? Aside from this stupidity, these scenes are horrendously unfunny. After the scene of Patrick manning up SpongeBob, he just enjoys whatever his grandma gives him, which goes against his original intention of helping him. The rest of the episode is just not enjoyable. After SpongeBob's obnoxious crying scene, the episode seems like it was going to end on a good note, but then it shows Squidward and the customers laughing outside his house, which is cruel, and also dumb since they apparently found that location. This episode is a cruel atrocity.

**Abysmal (3/20)**
Arrgh!

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Arrgh!" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 1. In this episode, SpongeBob, Patrick, and Mr. Krabs go on a treasure hunt based on a board game.

This episode for me, has one of the most interesting plots in Season 1. This episode also has a really cool atmosphere. So much of this episode is just straight-up fun, such as the game in the beginning, and SpongeBob and Patrick pretending to be pirates. There's also several great jokes here, such as the "My leg!" gag, SpongeBob yelling at Mr. Krabs that he wants to go to bed, and the ending. I love this episode.

**Spectacular (19/20)**
Friday night funkin but bad Wiki

## FEATURED ARTICLE

Boifend

**Friday Night Funkin but bad** is a mod made by "Chocolatte with a side of milk", or "CLF" for short. As the title implies, the mod consists of everything and everyone being badly drawn in MS Paint, and the sound quality is really low. All the songs sound very bassy, and unlike the originals which had FNF developers providing the "beep-y" vocals, it is instead from the creator Chocolatte milk giving the characters childlike voices in a terrible quality.

## Songs

**Week 1 Father Fearsome (Father Fearsome):**

Beep, Expired, Confrontational Talk

**Week 2 Skidoodle and Pom-Pom (Skidoodle and Pom-Pom in scary month):**

Spookarooniz, North, Neil

**Week 3 🅱ico(🅱ico my beloved):**

🅱ico, Philly Mean, Cancelled

**Week 4 Mother Fearsome(Mother feels a need to massacre):**

Lucifer's Underwear, Low, M.I.L.K

**Week 5 Mother Fearsome Father Fearsome NEIL (I Hate this holiday man):**

Choccy Milk, Rotten Egg Juice, This guy again?

**Week 6 Simp Reddit (Simp Simulator Lol):**

Simp, Dandelions, Splinters
The Paper

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"The Paper" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 1. In this episode, SpongeBob plays a paper gum wrapper that Squidward wants.

This episode just kind of exists to me. In general, it's just... there. There are definitely some enjoyable things here, such as SpongeBob's impressions with the paper, which are overall pretty decent, but I wouldn't say many of them are anything that special. I do like how Patrick just takes the paper Squidward got just to throw it away, but otherwise this episode is rather unremarkable, and it's also repetitive at times, especially in the beginning.

**Average (11/20)**
Prehibernation Week

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Prehibernation Week" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 2. In this episode, Sandy and SpongeBob play extreme sporting games.

This episode is quite fun and fast-paced. This episode has a really cool plot, of SpongeBob and Sandy doing extreme sports. This episode also has quite a unique atmosphere, mainly due to the different sports as well as the music usage here. SpongeBob and Sandy have a cool dynamic here, in which SpongeBob is willing to go along with Sandy's sports, and Sandy goes crazy trying to find SpongeBob. Although I think the latter is a bit overdone, there is still some great comedy in this episode, such as "Well, at least I still have my personality" and "This is a load of barnacles." Again, this episode is simply one fun experience.

**Great (15/20)**
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## Title cards

* Nickelodeon
* Nicktoons
* TeenNick
* other

## General

### Nickelodeon

* Season 1
* Season 3
* Season 4
* Season 11
* Season 12

Reef Blower, 1.5.1999

Plankton's Army, 19.1.2004Missing Identity, 19.1.2004

Have You Seen This Snail?, 11.11.2005All That Glitters, 2.6.2006

Surf N' Turf, 11.11.2018

FarmerBob, 11.11.2018Gary & Spot, 27.7.2019The Nitwitting, 13.1.2019The Ballad of Filthy Muck, 20.1.2019The Krusty Slammer, 27.1.2019Pineapple RV, 17.7.2020
Your Shoe's Untied

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Your Shoe's Untied" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 2. In this episode, SpongeBob forgets how to tie his shoes.

This is a really awesome way to start Season 2. It's one of those episodes that is just all-around fun throughout. The beginning with SpongeBob and Patrick is a pretty solid setup. The dragged-on scene of SpongeBob trying to bring the Krabby Patty to Squidward actually ends up being funny due to the pay-off at the end. I also like the Flying Dutchman scenes a lot. The episode also has great jokes, such the beginning, Squidward saying it's SpongeBob's fault while letting out a loud burp, and the different types of knots shown by the Dutchman. And not to mention the Loop de Loop song, which is incredibly catchy. This episode is just filled with charm.

**Sublime (17/20)**
Neptune's Spatula

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Neptune's Spatula" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 1. In this episode, SpongeBob and King Neptune go on a cooking competition.

And here is the first bad episode of the series. This episode is not extremely bad, but it's still the weakest of season 1. The first half of this episode is really repetitive. It mostly just amounts to King Neptune not believing that SpongeBob pulled the golden spatula from the grease trap. The entire first half is basically this, which drags on for quite some time. I do like the "BEHOLD!" joke that has Tom Kenny in the shower, but there's barely anything else of substance. The fry cook competition is pretty bland too, visuals aside. The result from that is rather obvious and the scene itself was lacking excitement. While this episode isn't terrible, I still really don't like it.

**Poor (8/20)**
Försterglück

**Försterglück** ist einer der Spieler Statistiken. Es kann durch Rüstungen, Elementen, Fähigkeiten und Waffen erhöht werden. Derzeit gibt es nur die Möglichkeit, das Futtersuch-Vermögen zu erhöhen, indem Sie Haustiere verwenden oder die Futtersuche ausbauen. Jede Stufe der Futtersuche gewährt +4 Futtersuch-Vermögen. Jede 100 Foraging Fortune gewährt eine Chance, dass ein weiterer Stamm fallen gelassen wird. Zum Beispiel würde ein Spieler mit 150 Foraging Fortune garantiert doppelte Drops und eine 50%ige Chance auf dreifache Drops haben.
Club SpongeBob

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Club SpongeBob" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 3. In this episode, SpongeBob, Patrick and Squidward are flung into and stranded in the Kelp Forest.

This episode is a pretty fun one. It's mainly about the jokes, which this episode does really well in. The beginning is pretty funny, with SpongeBob and Patrick using some secret code and talking about how Squidward wouldn't fit in with their club, located in some treehouse. It's also funny how the whole situation happens and how the three get stranded in the Kelp Forest. This episode has other great jokes as well, such as Squidward referencing the 11-minute length of the episode, and the rescue explorer apparently having a magic conch of his own. Speaking of that, I think Squidward deserves most of what he's been through in this episode, considering he was being a jerk to SpongeBob and Patrick at times in this episode, maybe not really deserving to starve, but otherwise this episode is really great.

**Superb (16/20)**
Christmas Who?

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Christmas Who?" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 2. In this episode, Sandy tells SpongeBob about Christmas traditions, and he then tells everybody in Bikini Bottom about Christmas.

As the first special of the show, this episode is an absolutely phenomenal one. The plot of this episode is fantastic. With the Bikini Bottomites (except Sandy) being unaware of Christmas, Sandy introduces the concept to SpongeBob, and he goes to introduce it to the Bikini Bottomites. I do think it's a bit weird that Sandy doesn't show up later on in the episode, but that's more of a nitpick than anything else. And it doesn't really affect this episode too much, since it's still a wonderful watch. I really love Squidward's development in this episode. He plays down the concept in the first half, but SpongeBob gives him a gift, and when he sees SpongeBob depressed, he gets into the holiday spirit. Along with the fantastic story, the humor is also on point. There's several terrific jokes: SpongeBob's line about the dictionary, the donkey showing up in Squidward's vision, the live-action Santa, and much more. The song "The Very First Christmas" is epic, and one of the series' best songs. The Patchy scenes are great as well, and they are charming in general. This is a stunning Christmas special and as an episode in general, I absolutely adore it.

**Perfect (20/20)**
Gary Takes a Bath

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Gary Takes a Bath" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 2. In this episode, SpongeBob attempts to make Gary take a bath.

This is a really amazing short. The episode takes full advantage of the six and a half minutes, since this episode throws lots of jokes throughout. They are really good ones as well, such as the boomerang pet ball, Mr. Krabs's appearance, the subliminal messages. The episode in general is just simply fun, with SpongeBob using multiple schemes to get Gary to take a bath, but none of them really work. SpongeBob chasing down Gary with water is enjoyable as well, especially how Gary actually baits SpongeBob into falling into the mud, and how he has to take a bath as a result. Simply put, this is a really awesome short.

**Amazing (18/20)**
Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 1. In this episode, SpongeBob and Patrick learn that their heroes are retired.

This episode is a rather stellar introduction to Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy. It establishes the two superhero characters extremely well throughout. The introduction is also really fun, with SpongeBob and Patrick role-playing as their idols and pretending Squidward is a villain. There's also several great gags throughout, such as Mermaid Man's freakout when hearing "EVIL," as well as him saying "You may kiss the bride!" and then a wedding march plays afterwards. The jokes and plot are both terrific here.

**Sublime (17/20)**
Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy III

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy III" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 2. In this episode, SpongeBob and Patrick accidentally free the evil Man Ray.

This is one of the very best Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy episodes. This one, of course, introduces Man Ray, who is overall a very memorable villain, especially in this episode. This episode, as a whole, is quite a hilarious one. It's one of those episodes that uses Patrick's stupidity to its advantage. His stupidity, combined with Man Ray's evilness, makes the gags absolutely fantastic. The gags around Patrick's wallet and him carrying a box are both awesome, due to the ways Patrick fails at them. There's also the great gag of Patrick taking control of the remote to tickle-torture Man Ray, and this plays a role in the final minutes of the episode, where Man Ray is tickled so much that he can't do his evilness. Also, the Mermalair is a really cool location, as shown here. Yeah, this episode is wonderful.

**Spectacular (19/20)**
Chocolate with Nuts

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion
* Spongeboy0009's opinion

"Chocolate with Nuts" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 3. In this episode, SpongeBob and Patrick sell chocolate bars.

This episode is easily one of the funniest of the show. There's jokes in basically every single scene here. The beginning has SpongeBob scaring off the mailman, and the gags between SpongeBob and Patrick trying to sell to various customers are all extremely awesome. One guy has a chocolate obsession and runs after them, another guy tries to con SpongeBob and Patrick into losing money, SpongeBob can't get the chocolate bar out of the many bags in time to someone, Patrick focusing too much to the point where a customer slams the door in his eyes; all of the jokes in this episode are on point. The plot is obviously a very simple one, but this episode has tons of fun with it, with the many gags present. The different events that happen really make this episode, and the ending is a very interesting and hilarious one, just like the episode as a whole.

**Perfect (20/20)**

This episode is fun, creative, and hilarious. The gags are awesome, and there's jokes behind every door. This episode is so memey, and I love it. This is no doubt one of my favourite episodes ever.

Perfect (10/10)
SB-129

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"SB-129" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 1. In this episode, Squidward accidentally locks himself in the freezer for 2000 years and experiences complications of time-travel.

The visuals in this episode are absolutely awesome, between the time machine sequences and the different time periods of the future, past, and the weird "ALONE" dimension, which are all really entertaining and have their shares of humor. There are a fair amount of memorable jokes, such as the French Narrator saying to "get your earplugs ready" in anticipation of Squidward playing his clarinet, Squidward's reaction to the future, everything being chrome in the future, and the ending is really funny as well, with Squidward being the one who invented jellyfishing. The absolute best of season 1 and one of my all-time favorites!

**Perfect (20/20)**
Band Geeks

* Episode
* Squidward Is Life opinion
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Band Geeks" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 2. In this episode, Squidward creates a band to perform at the Bubble Bowl.
Easily the best episode.

Ah yes, the show's most popular episode. And I'd say this episode is quite deserving of its praise. This episode is simply iconic through-and-through. This episode is, of course, Squilliam's debut, and we learn that the two were old band class rivals. The plot of Squidward wanting to create a band to show up his rival is a really interesting one, and I love the execution, too. Most of the show's major characters appear in this episode, and the plot events are really awesome. At rehearsal, it seems as though the band members weren't good enough, and Squidward even gives up on them. However, SpongeBob rallies everyone to give a good performance, and they do show up at the Bubble Bowl. Before I get to the ending, I should mention that this episode is filled to the brim with jokes: Squidward's clarinet in the beginning compared to the sound of a dying animal, Patrick asking if mayonnaise is an instrument followed up by Squidward's response, Plankton loudly saying "CORRECT!," "big meaty claws," and there's more. And of course, the ending, is the most epic one possible. Sweet Victory works so well with the scene, and that, combined with the atmosphere and performance creates an astonishingly godly climax. This episode isn't the absolute best for me, but is definitely up there with my favorites.

**Perfect (20/20)**
Fools in April

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Fools in April" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 1. In this episode, Squidward pulls a bad prank on SpongeBob.

This episode is a really weak one. So, the first half of this episode is pretty fun, for the most part. Some of SpongeBob's pranks are kind of amusing, especially the ice cube gag, but the episode's mood quickly turns with Squidward's prank, in which it becomes really slow with SpongeBob being depressed afterwards. The second half is the same thing all over again: Squidward trying to apologize to SpongeBob, but things don't work out. The attempts weren't executed in an interesting way either, to the point where this episode becomes a drag. This episode isn't quite bad, but it's closer to that than it is to good.

**Mediocre (9/20)**
My Pretty Seahorse

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion
* Spongeboy0009's

"My Pretty Seahorse" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 3. In this episode, SpongeBob adopts a stray seahorse.

I love this episode a lot. It does an amazing job on both the plot and the humor. I felt thoroughly invested in the relationship between SpongeBob and Mystery the Seahorse. The episode really shows how meaningful Mystery is to SpongeBob and how much of a hard time he has to get rid of her when Mr. Krabs says that she is not allowed in the restaurant. The story with Mr. Krabs sharing his experience of spending a dollar is amusing and actually hits in the emotions really well and does show the tough feeling that SpongeBob had to go through of letting Mystery go. Oh yeah, and this episode is filled with jokes as well, such as the coin slot joke, the random explosion gag, the onion gag, and the instance that Mr. Krabs decides to chase down Mystery. This episode is absolutely wonderful.

**Spectacular (19/20)**

Fun, gag filled episode, with a great character, Mystery. The plot is original, funny, and well executed. I like the jokes, and I love the part where SpongeBob is sad because he has to let Mystery go. So well done!

Fantastic (8.9/10)
Bubble Buddy

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Bubble Buddy" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 2. In this episode, SpongeBob creates a bubble friend after seeing that everyone else is busy.

This episode is quite a mixed bag. This episode has its jokes, definitely, such as Squidward's paper to tell SpongeBob that he doesn't want to play, as well as the "Shake that bubble butt" line, but isn't that enjoyable overall. The Krusty Krab scenes I'm rather mixed on, in that I like the fact that Bubble Buddy has all of these ridiculous demands, but there's the matter of Squidward's treatment. The beach scene is also really weak, since it also shows SpongeBob and Bubble Buddy treating everyone poorly. The twist that Bubble Buddy was alive is okay, but when in the context of the earlier events, it makes this worse. Simply put, this episode is middling since it has some solid jokes, but is rather weak in the plot.

**Meh (10/20)**
Procrastination

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Procrastination" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 2. In this episode, SpongeBob procrastinates on writing an essay for Boating School.

Part of why I love this episode is that it is insanely relatable. Procrastinating on a school assignment is a very common thing that many of us go through. And of course, to make for a fantastic episode, this episode takes a normal situation and exaggerates it for entertainment value, and I absolutely love the execution. The scenes of SpongeBob unintentionally stalling on his essay are all very enjoyable, such as him pushing his chair back and forth, him cleaning the kitchen, and conversing with the mailman. This episode also has a really insane sequence in the second half, with somehow the news covering his situation, his clock becoming alive, and his house burning on fire. This scene is really enjoyable to watch. The jokes are present too, such as SpongeBob's paper just reading "The...", as well as Patrick on the phone. This episode is one memorable experience.

**Spectacular (19/20)**
No Free Rides

* Episode
* AlexKidd8's opinion
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"No Free Rides" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 2. In this episode, Mrs. Puff passes SpongeBob just so she doesn't have to deal with him.

Almost Legendary 9.9/10

This episode is the best Boating School episode.

Amazing jokes like "six-hundred", an incredible action scene, memorable plot, a marvellous score, this episode has everything.

I enjoy this episode a lot. The jokes in this episode are really great. SpongeBob running over the French Narrator, and Mrs. Puff saying "six... hundred," are both terrific jokes in the beginning of the episode. The lengths Mrs. Puff would go to get away from SpongeBob are really interesting here, like offering him a simple extra credit assignment. If there's one issue I have with this episode, this scene kind of drags a bit, especially with SpongeBob sharpening his pencil. However, the resulting pay-off with SpongeBob getting a boatmobile sets up the last third, which is where this episode is at its best. The chase scene between SpongeBob and Mrs. Puff is simply hysterical. It's so fast-paced and features memorable gags, such as educational television and SpongeBob on the radio, and this scene easily makes this episode.

**Superb (16/20)**
The Camping Episode

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"The Camping Episode" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 3. In this episode, SpongeBob and Patrick go camping on SpongeBob's front lawn, to Squidward's dismay.

So, this is one of those fondly remembered classics, and for good reason. The plot of SpongeBob and Patrick camping sounds simplistic, but this was done in a creative and quite humorous way. SpongeBob, Patrick, and Squidward play off each other superbly well in this episode. Squidward joining SpongeBob and Patrick was done well and there's good humor throughout the episode, in fact, jokes, jokes, and more jokes. Some of these are Squidward failing to set up the tent, Patrick spitting marshmallows at Squidward, "who knew this guy," and a few more. I also really love The Campfire Song Song. The song starts off relaxed and charming, and builds up speed in a way that works really well. The buildup to the sea bear is cool as well. The sea bear maul scene is kind of deserved because Squidward did everything possible to attract one. There's also the fact of a circle stopping the sea bear, and the sea rhinoceros. Overall, this episode is epic.

**Perfect (20/20)**
Missing Identity

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Missing Identity" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 3. In this episode, SpongeBob loses his name tag.

This episode does feature repetition for some of its humor, but in this case, I think it works incredibly well. The opening at the diner does a good job to setup the episode, as SpongeBob starts his story there. As for the humor, it's really great here. SpongeBob's over-the-top reaction to losing his name tag is hilarious, as is his reaction to tasting the Snail-Po, which was apparently echoed over to the building where it is made. I also found it funny that SpongeBob imagines a bank robber using his nametag. The scene of SpongeBob having to do his entire morning routine over and over again is pretty funny, due to Patrick forgetting what to say, especially when he blurts out "SpongeBoob." It's also interesting that SpongeBob does end up finding his nametag (well, not really as he always had it on backwards), but Mr. Krabs still does not pass him for inspection. This episode is awesome.

**Sublime (17/20)**
Rock-a-Bye Bivalve

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Rock-a-Bye Bivalve" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 3. In this episode, SpongeBob and Patrick take care for a baby scallop.

This episode's plot is pretty cool. It features SpongeBob and Patrick taking care of a baby. Along with that, this episode is really funny. SpongeBob and Patrick's relationship as parents in this episode is enjoyable to watch, mainly because of the turns that this episode takes in its plot. Both seem to be good parents at first, but Patrick leaves SpongeBob with all of the work, and while he does become a bit of a jerk in the second half, the episode still portrays it in an enjoyable way to watch. Along with that, there are several great jokes in this episode, such as two fish wondering about how a sponge and a star connect to a clam, the running gag with the guy getting hit by a coconut, and the time card sequence. Overall, this episode is another fantastic one.

**Spectacular (19/20)**
Farmglück

**Farmingglück** ist einer der Spieler Statistiken. Es kann durch Rüstungen, Elementen, Fähigkeiten und Waffen erhöht werden. Die Erntechancen sind additiv, d. h., um Ihre Erntechance zu berechnen, addieren Sie den Prozentsatz jedes Bonus, den Sie haben. Wenn jemand z. B. eine Farmerstufe von 20 hat, beträgt die Chance 80 %. Die erste Ziffer in der Erntechance einer Person (wenn die Zahl 3-stellig ist) gibt an, wie viele zusätzliche Drops sie garantiert erhält. Die folgenden Ziffern sind die Chance, 1 zusätzlichen Tropfen zu erhalten. Wenn jemand z. B. eine Erntechance von 260 % hätte, würde er jedes Mal 3 Tropfen erhalten und eine 60 %ige Chance, 4 Tropfen zu bekommen.
SpongeGuard on Duty

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"SpongeGuard on Duty" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 3. In this episode, SpongeBob becomes a lifeguard at Goo Lagoon.

This episode is a very enjoyable one. SpongeBob becoming a lifeguard is a very simple plot, but the way it's implemented here works extremely well. It makes SpongeBob would want to be a lifeguard, to come off as cool to the beachgoers, and there are some interesting plot points to come out of here, especially the fact that SpongeBob can't swim, and he has to end up saving Patrick, who can't swim either. Lots of things are awesome here, such as the jokes, which range from SpongeBob and Patrick seeing their tans, Patrick being told to put his "thing" away, the ice cream truck falling on SpongeBob, and what happens in the very end. This episode is pretty simple, but it works immensely well.

**Amazing (18/20)**
Clams

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Clams" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 3. In this episode, a clam eats Mr. Krabs' millionth dollar.

This episode is pretty enjoyable. It has its dull moments in between, but there's plenty of things to like about this episode. This episode has an interesting setting and several clever jokes throughout. The scene at the beginning with Mr. Krabs going crazy over getting his millionth dollar, and Mr. Krabs trying to tell the orchestra to stop playing the dramatic music. Speaking of that, I love how the music is utilized here, allowing a clam to come into the scene. There's some other things I like, such as Mr. Krabs somehow noticing the dollar that SpongeBob and Squidward gave him was fake. Mr. Krabs going insane about his dollar makes sense as well. It does feel a bit off to me for Mr. Krabs to sacrifice SpongeBob and Squidward, but it doesn't bother me too much. This one doesn't stand out that much compared to other episodes in the season, but it's definitely a great episode.

**Great (15/20)**
Born Again Krabs

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* Spongeboy0009's Opinion
* BSpongeSM02's opinion
* Squidward's Is Life opinion

"Born Again Krabs" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 3. In this episode, Mr. Krabs encounters the Flying Dutchman for his cheap actions.

I don't really remember this episode, tbh. But I remember it being alright, I guess

Okay (7/10)

So, there's not really too much to say about this episode that makes it stand out, but I find this one to be pretty enjoyable. It has some really good jokes throughout, such as the ambulance passing by the Krusty Krab when Mr. Krabs is about to eat the rotten Krabby Patty and Mr. Krabs's casual reaction to it, the scene with the Flying Dutchman in the hospital, and Mr. Krabs's over-the-top reaction in his realization of him being generous is not a dream. As for the plot, it's a great one. The Flying Dutchman forces Mr. Krabs to be generous after his cheap actions drive the Krusty Krab out of business. This episode is probably most known for Mr. Krabs selling SpongeBob for 62 cents. I will say that this is a despicable action on Mr. Krabs's part, but I don't mind this scene too much mainly due to Squidward quickly calling him out and causing Mr. Krabs to realize his mistake. Overall, this episode is very good.

**Great (15/20)**

This episode is mediocre. The first thing is nothing about this episode stands out most of the jokes aren't memorable. Plus Krabs is a jerk for almost all of it.

(6.3/10) Meh
Sailor Mouth

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Sailor Mouth" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 2. In this episode, SpongeBob learns a bad word on the dumpster behind the Krusty Krab.

This episode is really funny. The humor in this one mostly centers around the same joke, but the joke is still really funny regardless, so it doesn't matter too much. So, the swearing jokes in the episode are pretty solid for the most part, with the dolphin noises and other sounds used as censors adding value to them. People's reactions to SpongeBob and Patrick cussing are also really fun. The garbage man's reaction is definitely one of the best ones. The Krusty Krab scene is pretty solid, with the customers being insulted by the language. The Eels and Escalators scene is honestly a bit repetitive, but I don't mind it too much. SpongeBob and Patrick going to tell Mr. Krabs is funny due to both of them getting punished afterwards. And of course, Mr. Krabs swearing is hilarious as well. Overall, this episode is pretty fun, simple as that.

**Sublime (17/20)**
Idiot Box

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Idiot Box" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 3. In this episode, SpongeBob and Patrick use their imagination to play with an empty box.

Even though this episode's plot is rather simplistic, the execution here is absolutely masterful. This episode is about SpongeBob and Patrick playing in a box. However, there's many things that make this episode extremely memorable. SpongeBob and Patrick have these adventures in the box, and it works well here that the events aren't shown, but with SpongeBob's running gag joke of "imagination," we get the idea of visualizing what SpongeBob and Patrick's experiences, which is fun to think about due to the given descriptions. Other notable things about this episode are the many jokes, such as "imagination," every channel on Squidward's TV having boxes, Squidward having fun with the box, and the irony of the ending. Squidward getting interested in the box is awesome as well. Overall, a masterpiece of an episode.

**Perfect (20/20)**
Doing Time

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Doing Time" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 3. In this episode, Mrs. Puff imagines going to jail and SpongeBob and Patrick try to break her out.

This episode is really fun. This episode doesn't really make the most sense with how it connects itself together, but the jokes definitely hold it together, and serve to make this one a very enjoyable one. SpongeBob and Patrick attempting to sneak into jail to get Mrs. Puff out is a very interesting plot, and the execution works. Their schemes are really interesting, such as trying to rob a bank and failing at it, disguising as rocks, and a few others. The jokes in this episode are really great as well, such as the parking meter joke, the unfinished bridge, and the red ink-written memoir. The prison guards are also pretty funny here. And this is a really funny episode overall.

**Superb (16/20)**
F.U.N.

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion
* Spongeboy0009's opinion

"F.U.N." is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 1. In this episode, SpongeBob befriends Plankton because he thinks he is lonely.

This episode is indeed very fun. I really enjoy SpongeBob and Plankton's relationship here. Even though on paper, they are total opposite in character, and they are on rival restaurants, this episode pulls off their positive interactions pretty well. Along with that is several other things to enjoy, such as the setup, and the F.U.N. song, which is really memorable and one of the show's best songs easily. The climax is really cool as well, making for a really awesome episode.

**Sublime (17/20)**
I think this episode is very fun (Like the title says). I enjoy the Plankton & SpongeBob parts, even though Plankton might have been faking it. The song is funny, and this episode is filled with great jokes ~~Especially Bubble Bass~~. It will always remain one of my favourites.

**Great (9/10)**
Survival of the Idiots

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Survival of the Idiots" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 2. In this episode, SpongeBob and Patrick get trapped in Sandy's treedome during winter.

This episode is extremely fun. While this episode mostly amounts to SpongeBob and Patrick annoying Sandy while she's hibernating, the execution works superbly well. The winter atmosphere of this episode is pretty neat, and I enjoy the shenanigans that SpongeBob and Patrick go through in Sandy's treedome a lot. There's just many jokes that come off as really memorable, such as Dirty Dan and Pinhead Larry, Patrick being "disturbing" by showing Patback, and Sandy's outbursts when she's woken up. There isn't really much for me to say about this episode, besides the fact that it is really entertaining and a quite hilarious one.

**Amazing (18/20)**
Patty Hype

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Patty Hype" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 2. In this episode, SpongeBob makes Pretty Patties.

This episode is a pretty neat one. I like the fact that SpongeBob comes up with his own idea to benefit the Krusty Krab, but Squidward and Mr. Krabs ridicule him for it, so he leaves the Krusty Krab and goes on his own. It does seem rather weird that the Krusty Krab doesn't get customers in this episode, considering that it's a seemingly popular place in Bikini Bottom, but that's kind of a nitpick. Otherwise, I really like this episode due to the plot playing off really well, and some of the gags, such as SpongeBob growing old when no one comes to the stand, the glow-in-the-dark tongue malfunction, and the angry mob painting a rainbow.

**Great (15/20)**
Shanghaied

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Shanghaied" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 2. In this episode, Squidward, Patrick and SpongeBob board the Flying Dutchman's Ship.

This episode is a really interesting one. I absolutely love this episode. This episode is really unique with its structure. It originally aired as a full special, but is now a "semi-special," being 15 minutes long. Either way, this episode is simply stunning. The plot is a really interesting one, with SpongeBob, Patrick, and Squidward captured on a ghost ship. The ghost ship creates a very interesting atmosphere, and I also like the Dutchman's appearance here. There are many memorable scenes present, such as several pieces of dialogue, such as the "insulting a man's ship worse than his mother" bit. The scenes of SpongeBob and Patrick not being able to please the Dutchman on the montage of scaring Bikini Bottom is funny, as is the perfume department. The Patchy parts are very interesting, as the original purpose was to vote on an ending. SpongeBob and Squidward's endings are both really cool, while Patrick's is kind of just there. Overall, I enjoy the comedy, plot, and atmosphere an insane amount.

**Perfect (20/20)**
Boating School

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion
* CaillouFan's opinion

"Boating School" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 1. In this episode, Patrick attempts to help SpongeBob pass his driving exam.

This is a really fun episode that introduces the Boating School concept. There's some good humor to be had, such as the first "MY LEG!" gag, and there's several fun moments, such as the montage of SpongeBob boating, and then his freak-out after realizing he cheated afterwards. Patrick is also utilized really well here, where he assists SpongeBob with his driving. This is an overall really neat first to the boating episodes.

**Superb (16/20)**

This episode has a few funny scenes, such as where SpongeBob says "I'm cheating!". Good episode.

8/10 stars
The Bully

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion

The Bully" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 3. In this episode, Flats the Flounder joins SpongeBob's boating class.

I find this episode to be very mixed. I find some of the jokes in this episode to be pretty funny, especially the gag with the Bikini Bottomites thinking an old man has kicked SpongeBob's butt, being confused by the direction that SpongeBob pointed in. I kind of also like the fact that SpongeBob doesn't feel Flats's punches. At the same time though, I'm not too crazy about this episode due to the plot and the direction that the episode goes in. Most of it just comes down to the same joke of Flats wanting to kick SpongeBob's butt. The episode also doesn't have much variation to the joke either. The humor puts this one on the more positive side, but not quite that good.

**Average (11/20)**
SpongeBob Meets the Strangler

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion

**SpongeBob Meets the Strangler** is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 3. In this episode, a criminal attempts to get revenge on SpongeBob.

Much like many other season 3 episodes, this is another one that really shines in the comedy. This episode on paper sounds simple, with a criminal trying to target SpongeBob, but it plays with SpongeBob's personality in that he doesn't know his bodyguard is actually the Tattletale Strangler, and is unintentionally stalling him from exacting his revenge on him. The events throughout are hilarious, from the very beginning with the on-time percentage machine shown to both SpongeBob and Squidward, to the Strangler's reaction to SpongeBob having his cleats in his eyes, to the running gag of the Strangler attempting to strangle SpongeBob but always being interrupted by a party. The different bits of comedy in this one are all really awesome. The climax is really great too, in which the Strangler just has enough of SpongeBob and trying to get away from him, and winds up in jail, and noticing that Patrick just so happened to end up there himself, due to an event that happened earlier on. The Strangler is a fun villain, and SpongeBob has equally fun interactions with him to make this episode absolutely fantastic.

**Spectacular (19/20)**
Squidward the Unfriendly Ghost

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Squidward the Unfriendly Ghost" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 1. In this episode, Squidward pretends to be a ghost after SpongeBob and Patrick think he is dead.

This is another episode I just find to be really forgettable. This episode does have some fun moments, such as the game SpongeBob and Patrick are playing in the beginning, which just has an element of charm to it. I also like the running gag of Patrick repeating everything that SpongeBob says. Otherwise, this one's just not that entertaining to me, as it mostly amounts to Squidward giving SpongeBob and Patrick chores to do and it is rather boring in general.

**Meh (10/20)**
The Great Snail Race

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion
* Spongeboy0009's opinion

"The Great Snail Race" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 3. In this episode, Bikini Bottom holds a snail race and SpongeBob, Squidward, and Patrick enter their pets.

Honestly, this would probably be a bad episode if it wasn't for the several great jokes this one has. To start with the positives, I will point out that this episode's solid jokes, such as "a snail made out of bread," the running gag of everyone getting Squidward's last name wrong, and Sandy's cameo in the end, but this episode definitely has its problems. I guess this episode starts off rather decently, but the issues with this episode are particularly notable. To start off, this episode can really drag on at times, such as the snail at the race trying to light the torch. Also, this episode has its rather uncomfortable moments, such as Gary physically shown to be worn out and dead inside due to how much SpongeBob pushed him. Also I found it terrible that it looked like the crowd was cheering due to Gary basically having exploded. This is not an enjoyable one to watch, but the humor makes this one not a bad one.

**Mediocre (9/20)**

Honestly, this episode isn't the best, Gary even gets set on FIRE. The only funny parts were some bits with Rocky and Squidward Tortellini. This episode is OK overall

Meh (5/10)
The Chaperone

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"The Chaperone" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 1. In this episode, SpongeBob takes Pearl to her prom.

This episode isn't really that memorable, but it is still one that is enjoyable enough. I like the idea of SpongeBob and Pearl going to the prom together, and there are many jokes that I like, especially the dance scene. Speaking of that, the "Do the Sponge" song is extremely catchy. The ending gag with the dummy doesn't really make sense though. Otherwise, this episode is a fun one.

**Solid (14/20)**
The Secret Box

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"The Secret Box" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 2. In this episode, SpongeBob wants to see what is inside Patrick's secret box.

This episode is a really awesome one. It's hilarious overall. The first half mostly comes down to Patrick telling SpongeBob about the secret box, and there's already great jokes in this half, such as Squidward's house apparently being sentient and peeking into the box, and Patrick's "inner machinations of his mind." The episode is also interesting in that it is a test for the two's friendship. The second half is also pretty interesting, in that SpongeBob tries to sneak the box from Patrick, and of course this half has the irony of Patrick being able to sleep through all these loud noises, but woken up by SpongeBob simply speaking. The twist is also hilarious, in which the box just shows a String, but it's further revealed to have an embarrassing photo. As a whole, this episode is fantastic.

**Amazing (18/20)**