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Nature Pants

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion
* Squidward is life opinion

"Nature Pants" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 1. In this episode, SpongeBob gives up a modern life to live with the jellyfish.

This episode's plot really confuses me. I find it to be a bit odd that SpongeBob would want to give up everything he has, just so he can live with the jellyfish. As strange as this plot is, there are a few notable things in this episode that I do like, such as some pretty solid jokes such as Squidward's 11 minutes line, as well as some scenes with some action such as the beginning, and Patrick going rampant. Otherwise, this episode is just kind of there, but it does enough for me to consider it enjoyable.

**Decent (12/20)**

Easily the worst Season 1 episode. First reason is the plot isn't realized to it's full potential as in the plot is simple but unlike Wet Painters it's not creative. Plus most of the episode is just watching SpongeBob getting tortured. Honestly it's the second worst Pre-Movie episode.

**Awful (2.2/10)**
Sandy's Rocket

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Sandy's Rocket" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 1. In this episode, SpongeBob and Patrick sneak onto Sandy's rocket ship.

This episode is extremely mixed. The first half is overall pretty fun. I like the opening with SpongeBob and Sandy, and SpongeBob and Patrick playing inside the rocket is really fun as well. There are some decent jokes throughout, but the second half just feels off to me. I find it really stupid that SpongeBob and Patrick believed the Bikini Bottomites were actually aliens on the moon, when it's super obvious they aren't. Stupidity in plots can be funny, but I don't think it works here, especially when Sandy tries to talk them out of it. There's also the matter of the abrupt ending.

**Meh (10/20)**
Big Pink Loser

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Big Pink Loser" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 2. In this episode, envious of SpongeBob's numerous awards, Patrick starts to act like SpongeBob and works at the Krusty Krab in an attempt to get his own award.

This episode is absolutely stunning. I like the entire idea of Patrick being jealous of SpongeBob's success and that he wants an award himself. This episode is a shining star due to the humor. There are so many jokes in this episode that make this a humorous experience through-and-through. Patrick showing his award to the Bikini Atoll, Patrick's attempts of messing things up, which are hilarious due to his and everyone else's following reactions. The lid scene is really fun and satisfying, as well. I also adore how crazy the second half is, with Patrick copying everything SpongeBob is doing. Patrick really makes this episode a masterpiece, and this one is certainly a classic.

**Perfect (20/20)**
Artist Unknown

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Artist Unknown" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 2. In this episode, SpongeBob joins Squidward's art class.

I honestly find this episode to be one of the least memorable ones of the series. It's not that this episode is bad or anything, not at all. I just find this episode to be very forgettable. I mainly just find this one to very bland in the plot and not much actually happening. Squidward is jealous of SpongeBob's art in the first half, and then the art collector comes in the second half, to which Squidward brings SpongeBob back, but he ends up following Squidward's instructions, which just took away from the talent he had before. It doesn't really come off as funny, except some moments such as "Belongs in the Trash." For some reason, I just struggled to find what to say here.

**Average (11/20)**
New Student Starfish

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"New Student Starfish" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 3. In this episode, Patrick joins SpongeBob's Boating School.

This episode is a huge mixed bag in my opinion. So, this episode has several things I like and several things I don't like. To start, I do like this episode's setup to the main events. It's just filled with that general charm. I also really like the climax, it's pretty good to see SpongeBob and Patrick make up and work together to save Roger. However, this episode has a few things that annoy me. My main issue with this episode is Patrick. After Mrs. Puff gives SpongeBob and Patrick warnings, Patrick becomes a jerk out of nowhere. Admittedly, the "big fat meanie" scene is funny out of context, but in context, Patrick doesn't really have a motivation for this and it just serves as a plot point to get SpongeBob in trouble. The episode onwards is kind of annoying, with Patrick's behavior, at least until the climax. There's still a good amount of things I like here, so I'd say this episode is right in the middle.

**Meh (10/20)**
Fear of a Krabby Patty

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Fear of a Krabby Patty" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 4. In this episode, the Krusty Krab opens up for 24 hours as part of Plankton's plan to get the Krabby Patty secret formula from an exhausted SpongeBob.

So, why exactly do some people state that this episode started a supposed decline for the show? I'm not too sure why, because, honestly, this is one of the best episodes of the series. Much like how The Algae's Always Greener began season 3, this is an absolutely masterful season premiere that really sets the tone on what to expect for season 4. Also, can I just say that the animation on this episode is really unique? I mean, it really stands out from the rest of the show, and I like it quite a bit. Anyways, as for this episode itself, the Krusty Krab being open for 24 hours isn't necessarily a new premise, but the direction that this one goes in is worthy of attention. While Graveyard Shift focused more on what the Krusty Krab is like at night, this episode focuses on what effects the restaurant being open for 24 hours has on the characters. I really love this direction, as this allows this episode to take some really interesting turns throughout, such as SpongeBob becoming afraid of Krabby Patties, and Plankton being a psychiatrist in an attempt to get the Krabby Patty formula. The jokes in this episode land hard, such as Squidward's bags, the weird sequence of everyone floating, SpongeBob imagining everyone is a Krabby Patty, and the scenes with "Dr. Peter Lankton." All in all, this is a masterpiece of an episode that has a great plot, fun twists, and tons of jokes.

**Perfect (20/20)**
Frankendoodle

* Episode
* DanielogiPL's opinion
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Frankendoodle" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 2. In this episode, SpongeBob creates DoodleBob.

Easily the 6th best episode of the series, 2nd best of pre-movie era and the best of Season 2! This is something all of us can enjoy with a lot of great scenes such as

* Where's the leak, m'am?
* FINLAND!
* Happy birthday! Here's your present! \*le bonk\* you're welcome.

DoodleBob himself is an awesome character aswell, i'm very happy to see him return in Doodle Dimension!

Rating: 10/10

This episode is absolutely phenomenal, and it's fondly remembered for a reason. The plot of this episode is really cool, with SpongeBob and Patrick getting a magic pencil that can make its drawings come to life. This episode has tons of fun with its concept. There's action throughout the entire episode, with scenes such as SpongeBob and Patrick pranking Squidward, them trying to target DoodleBob, and the intense scene between SpongeBob and DoodleBob near the end. Speaking of which, DoodleBob is a very fun villain. Also, this episode is filled with fantastic humor, such as the segments with the artist at sea, several of Patrick's lines, such as "Where's the leak, ma'am," and "FINLAND!," and SpongeBob growing insane with erasing a drawing. SpongeBob trapping DoodleBob in paper makes sense as well. Overall, this episode is an absolute masterpiece.

**Perfect (20/20)**
Scaredy Pants

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Scaredy Pants" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 1. In this episode, SpongeBob becomes a ghost for Halloween.

This is a pretty cool Halloween episode. It's a rather entertaining episode as a whole, between Mr. Krabs's story in the beginning, the general premise of SpongeBob wanting to get over being ridiculed by everyone, and the party scenes at the Krusty Krab. There's more notable things about this episode, such as some jokes, like Squidward saying "I've come for your pickle," the Flying Dutchman's appearance, and the ending. This is overall a really fun episode.

**Superb (16/20)**
The Smoking Peanut

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"The Smoking Peanut" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 2. In this episode, SpongeBob throws a peanut at a clam, causing it to throw a tantrum.

This is a really awesome episode. I just really enjoy the intense detective feel to this one. I really like this episode's plot, with SpongeBob upsetting a clam, but he and Patrick go around town to prove that SpongeBob wasn't entirely at fault. The episode has some really solid jokes, like how Clamu's cry can apparently be heard worldwide, the sponge popsicle, and the "Behold" gag near the end. There's also the matter of suspense present in this episode, considering SpongeBob is extremely nervous throughout the entire episode. The episode's events are interesting, such as Patrick being arrested, and the ending. The ending works really well considering Mr. Krabs was shown in the beginning, but this was very subtle, so it's what makes this ending work well. Overall, this episode is certainly amazing.

**Amazing (18/20)**
Suds

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Suds" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 1. In this episode, SpongeBob gets the Suds after leaving the fridge open all night.

This episode executes the idea of SpongeBob getting sick pretty well. The way that he gets the Suds actually makes sense and is clever, in which it's caused by him leaving the fridge open all night. The main thing that benefits this episode is its gags, such as the customers freaking out when they hear the threat of SpongeBob sneezing on their food, and Patrick's ways to treat SpongeBob. I also enjoyed Patrick and Sandy fighting over helping SpongeBob, and the ending as well.

**Sublime (17/20)**
Krusty Love

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Krusty Love" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 2. In this episode, Mr. Krabs falls in love with Mrs. Puff.

This episode is quite enjoyable. The relationship between Mr. Krabs and Mrs. Puff is really interesting, and I like that this has been a semi-recurring thing throughout the series. Anyways, there's a lot of great comedy here. The joke behind Mr. Puff is a very weird one, but is also kind of funny. I also like how Mr. Krabs struggles with talking to Mrs. Puff but successfully manages to land a date. I also love Mr. Krabs's reaction to seeing the bill. I really enjoy the second half as well, with SpongeBob driven crazy by Mr. Krabs's demands and he ends up swearing his head off. I like the overall feel of this episode and it has some really great comedy.

**Superb (16/20)**
Wet Painters

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Wet Painters" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 3. In this episode, SpongeBob and Patrick paint the inside of Mr. Krabs' house.

This episode is easily a masterpiece, through-and-through. It's a simple, but fun plot, has tons of jokes, and has a great deal of suspense at times. This episode gets to its plot really quickly and executes it really well. SpongeBob and Patrick paint the inside of Mr. Krabs's house, they think they succeed, but they accidentally get a spot on his first dollar. The way they go about this is fantastic, by the way. Their antics in the second half are hilarious as what they try to do only makes the situation worse. There are tons of jokes, such as the time card fourth wall break, "two giant paint bubbles," and "We have technology!" The ending is also absolutely genius as Mr. Krabs gets his deserved punishment for trolling SpongeBob and Patrick as he spits all over the place, which causes the paint to be undone. Overall, easily one of my favorite episodes.

**Perfect (20/20)**
Sandy, SpongeBob, and the Worm

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Sandy, SpongeBob, and the Worm" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 2. In this episode, a giant worm threatens Bikini Bottom.

This episode is really one of two halves. The first half is the better one. This half of the episode is pretty solid, with some pretty decent jokes in the Krusty Krab, such as Patrick, of course saying "We should take Bikini Bottom and push it somewhere else!" and Mr. Krabs going insane when Sandy asks him to pay. It's the second half that mostly drags this episode down. The second half has structural issues. SpongeBob attempting to slow down Sandy is not that interesting, considering Sandy just straight-up ignores him every time. The joke of Sandy beating up the "worm" before realizing it isn't also kind of drags on considering SpongeBob attempts to tell her multiple times. The chase scene is pretty cool, I will say though. The episode isn't really anything great, but it has just enough things going for it.

**Decent (12/20)**
No Weenies Allowed

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"No Weenies Allowed" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 3. In this episode, SpongeBob tries to act tough in order to get into The Salty Spitoon.

This episode is a really hilarious one. I love the idea of SpongeBob trying to get into a tough club, even though he actually isn't tough at all. The setup is an interesting way to start the plot, in which Sandy's karate skills somehow send SpongeBob towards the Salty Spitoon. This is another episode that has its jokes to carry it. There are a lot of awesome ones here, such as SpongeBob struggling to open the ketchup jar, a sponge coming in that Reg thinks is SpongeBob but it actually isn't, and the scenes at Weenie Hut Jr.'s are really fun too. There's also the matter of Patrick beating himself up so that SpongeBob can get into the club, only for him to slip on an ice cube afterwards. Overall, I love this episode.

**Spectacular (19/20)**
Squilliam Returns

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Squilliam Returns" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 3. In this episode, Squidward tries to convince Squilliam that he owns a five star restaurant.

This is yet another episode in which I really love the comedy. Along with the plot of Squidward trying to impress Squilliam with this five-star restaurant comes a bunch of jokes. The running gag with the world's smallest violin is an awesome one, and there's several other standout jokes as well, such as Squidward imagining Squilliam in his underwear, Patrick saying "May I take your hat, sir?," and the entire scene with SpongeBob's brain, better known in this episode as the Clever Visual Metaphor for the Abstract Concept of Thought. It's also interesting how the entire thing falls apart, in which SpongeBob emptying his mind caused him to forget his name. Overall, this episode is fantastic.

**Spectacular (19/20)**
Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy II

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy II" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 1. In this episode, SpongeBob wins a conch shell that alerts Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy in a contest.

While this episode isn't quite as good as the first Mermaid Man episode, this one is pretty good nonetheless. There are some jokes to enjoy here, such as the Realistic Fish Head's mispronunciation of SpongeBob's name, and I enjoy the dynamic between SpongeBob and his idols. SpongeBob going on patrol with them is a fun twist to the plot, and the Dirty Bubble's introduction here is very memorable. This episode is pretty great, and it works well as the finale to this season, even if it's not one of my favorites.

**Great (15/20)**
Plankton!

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion
* XxGustavXx's opinion

"Plankton!" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 1. In this episode, Plankton uses mind control to obtain the Krabby Patty formula.

As far as introductory episodes for characters go, this one is easily one of the best out there. Plankton is a really fun villain, and this episode shows that well, with him going into SpongeBob's body and controlling him. This episode is very quotable, with moments such as Plankton's record player, Plankton insulting Squidward at his clarinet playing, and various other lines. For his first episode, this is a very interesting Plankton plot and it is absolutely wonderful.

**Spectacular (19/20)**

* This episode is wonderful, simply wonderful. This is a really cool way to introduce Plankton as a character and as a villain, the whole episode was a JOKEFEST and we've got lots of really nice moments.

* Rating: Amazing 12/13
Krabs vs. Plankton

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Krabs vs. Plankton" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 4. In this episode, Plankton fakes an injury and sues Mr. Krabs.

Season 4 is a season that is filled with creative plots, and this episode is definitely one of them. I find this to be one of Plankton's most creative plans: after he slips on the Krusty Krab's wet floor, Mr. Krabs laughs in his face, and overhearing the customers, Plankton decides to sue Mr. Krabs, and of course, he can get the formula from this plan. The scenes in the courthouse are very entertaining and manage to build the tension extremely well. The twists that this episode uses are extremely clever. The courthouse scenes are also pretty funny at the same time, in the fact that Plankton exaggerates the situation to come off as overdramatic to put the jury on his side, and through doing this, the episode really sets up that Mr. Krabs will likely lose through situations, such as SpongeBob struggling to open the case given to him by Mr. Krabs's lawyer, Squidward flat-out stating that Mr. Krabs is really cheap, and SpongeBob interrogating a mop. All of these scenes are hilarious in general and certainly give this episode some suspense. It's also clever how the case had a Krabby Patty, which SpongeBob uses to foil Plankton, since of course, that's what he was after for, in the first place. Overall, this episode is phenomenal, without a doubt. It hits hard in the execution of the comedy and the story.

**Perfect (20/20)**
Nasty Patty

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion
* Spongeboy0009's opinion

"Nasty Patty" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 3. In this episode, SpongeBob and Mr. Krabs create a tainted Krabby Patty.

This episode has a really interesting vibe overall. It's one of the series' darkest episodes. SpongeBob and Mr. Krabs give a rotten Krabby Patty to a health inspector and think they murdered him, so they attempt to bury his body. The first half of this episode is enjoyable for the entire setup, which is overall really fun, consisting of several jokes, such as the can-can, the Realistic Fish Head continually interrupting, and smeckledorfed. The second half has a very unique atmosphere to it, with several instances of dark humor that work out extremely well, such as Mr. Krabs covering up SpongeBob asking him about the health inspector's body, and Mr. Krabs saying ice is a myth. Overall, this episode is quite excellent.

**Spectacular (19/20)**

This episode is surprisingly quite dark, which I like. Mr. Krabs and SpongeBob are trying to *bury* the Health Inspector, which is dark, but it also made for a funny episode. The Nasty Patty is one of the best episodes from S3

Great (9/10)
Imitation Krabs

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Imitation Krabs" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 2. In this episode, Plankton disguises himself as a robot version of Mr. Krabs in an attempt to steal the Krabby Patty Secret Formula.

The comedy really shines in this episode. I absolutely love a lot of this episode's jokes, such as Plankton's disguise in the beginning, as well as him losing it soon after, Plankton and Mr. Krabs saying each other's names multiple times, the Krusty Krab sign falling over on Robot Krabs, the "Ravioli, ravioli, give me the formuoli" line, the coin-operated self-destruct. All of these jokes are extremely hilarious, and combine to make this episode fantastic. I also think SpongeBob falling for the robot Krabs is very reasonable, and is really funny, especially when he quizzes both the real and fake Mr. Krabs. This episode is truly excellent.

**Spectacular (19/20)**
I Had an Accident

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion
* Spongeboy0009's opinion

"I Had an Accident" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 3. In this episode, SpongeBob breaks his butt while sand-sledding.

This episode really shines in its comedy. It makes great execution out of a plot where SpongeBob is literally afraid to go outside. The plot on its own isn't that strong, but the humor really carries it. There are tons of jokes present in this episode. In the sand-sledding scene in the beginning, there's some funny moments, such as Patrick dying in his game only for the same thing to happen in real time, as well as SpongeBob's impression of Squidward. After SpongeBob breaks his butt, there's other good jokes, such as the seven-mile spanking machine. Patrick and Sandy attempt to get SpongeBob out of his fear of the outdoors, and these scenes are enjoyable as well. The last third of the episode is absolutely insane, in the good way. An actual gorilla comes in and beats up Patrick and Sandy, as well as SpongeBob soon after. SpongeBob questions the logic of a gorilla being underwater, which I found to be hilarious, and same with the action following. This episode is overall fabulous.

**Spectacular (19/20)**

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9/10
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Plankton's Army

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* Spongeboy0009's opinion

"Plankton's Army" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 3. In this episode, Plankton enlists the help of his relatives to steal the Krabby Patty formula.

This episode is fantastic. This is definitely one of Plankton's most interesting schemes to steal the formula, as he gets the help of many family members this time. The portrayal of Plankton's family is interesting too, considering Plankton hypes them up as evil masterminds, but they are all a bunch of hillbillies. Plankton's reaction is funny as well. The gags are really great in this episode, such as Plankton saying he'd never expect to get as far as sneaking into Mr. Krabs's dollar to be foiled afterwards and Plankton asking a bunch of tough guys to help him and we get a cut to him being injured. The gags continue with Plankton's family, such as the "SHELDON" running gag and Mr. Krabs thinking Plankton's family is grass. The climax is really funny too, in which Mr. Krabs is begging Plankton not to open the formula, as it turns out that plankton is an ingredient in that fake formula. Plankton running back to the Chum Bucket is hilarious, and same with Mr. Krabs saying "Curse you, Squidward!" Certainly an excellent episode.

**Spectacular (19/20)**

This episode is great. The plot is original and well executed. I also liked to meet Plankton's family.

Magnificent (9.5/10)
The Lost Mattress

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"The Lost Mattress" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 4. In this episode, SpongeBob, Patrick, and Squidward try and get back Mr. Krabs' lost mattress.

I love this episode a lot. It's hilarious for one, has a really entertaining plot, and the characterization here is applied to great effect. The episode manages to throw in tons of jokes, such as the episode starting off with fanfare with a view of the big clock in London, revealed to be coming from Squidward's watch, the montage of SpongeBob and Patrick playing with the mattresses, Squidward signing the card to get glory but he gets in trouble with the police by signing it, and several other jokes are present too. So, the episode mostly centers around SpongeBob, Patrick, and Squidward having to get Mr. Krabs's old money-filled mattress back from the dump, and lots of really interesting things happen. Squidward puts SpongeBob and Patrick at risk by making them do dangerous tasks to get the mattress, such as attracting the guard worm. However, what makes this all awesome is that Squidward is the one who gets injured as a result. This is one of those cases where Squidward fully deserves what he is getting, considering he's putting SpongeBob and Patrick in danger. What's interesting about Patrick in this episode is that he is at times shown to be suspicious at times, such as pointing out that it was SpongeBob's idea to get Mr. Krabs a new mattress, and not letting Squidward get away so easily in terms of asking him what he will do while he and SpongeBob get the mattress. This episode is overall quite epic.

**Perfect (20/20)**
Krusty Krab Training Video

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Krusty Krab Training Video" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 3. In this episode, the Krusty Krab is featured in an instructional video for future employees.

So, this episode is easily one of the most unique episodes of the show. It doesn't have an outright plot, but the episode has a training video, which is the thing that we see the entire way through. In this format, this episode works extremely well. The way that this training video is laid out makes this episode a wonderful one, since the training video does multiple things. It has tons of jokes, such as the giraffe, People Order Our Patties, the talking ceiling, and many more. This episode also shows what SpongeBob does to be a good employee, and what Squidward does to be a bad one. Although this is obvious already, the episode still portrays this as very entertaining. The episode cutting off at the end is also really funny and such a troll, in a good way. Overall, this episode is certainly an epic one.

**Perfect (20/20)**
Pressure

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Pressure" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 2. In this episode, SpongeBob and Sandy compete to see whether land or sea creatures are better.

This episode is honestly a fantastic one. It has a very interesting plot, in which SpongeBob and Sandy want to prove that the creatures of their type are superior to the other type, whether that be land or sea creatures. The beginning sets the episode up as well, and I find it really interesting how Patrick, Squidward, and Mr. Krabs all join in with SpongeBob to prove sea creature superiority. This episode is also really hilarious, especially in the Krusty Krab scene, where everyone just throws jabs back at each other, with some of those, specifically the pickle jar line, being really memorable. The scene on the surface is pretty cool too, especially with Sandy saving everyone from the seagulls. All that just to say is that this episode is absolutely excellent, with both the plot and the humor.

**Spectacular (19/20)**
Welcome to the Chum Bucket

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Welcome to the Chum Bucket" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 2. In this episode, SpongeBob is forced to work at the Chum Bucket.

This episode is fine overall, but is honestly rather mixed in some parts. I honestly really enjoy the first half, with that part of the episode setting up how Mr. Krabs finds SpongeBob to be really important to him, and showing off their father-son relationship. So when he loses to Plankton, the emotion really comes in, and that is further shown by the song. The song is overall really nice and emotional. The second half isn't quite as great. It has its fun moments, such as Plankton's different ways trying to please SpongeBob, and the SpongeBob robot, but there's issues in this half as well, such as the overly dragged-on scene of Plankton moving the grill, and SpongeBob is honestly annoying at times here. Overall, I would still say the episode is good though.

**Good (13/20)**
The Algae's Always Greener

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* Minnesotaman2007!'s opinion
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"The Algae's Always Greener" is a SpongeBob SquarePants from Season 3. In this episode, Plankton switches lives with Mr. Krabs.

This is my favorite episode of the entire series. It is a classic and hilarious episode from SO LONG SHRIMP to OH MY GOODNESS to GOOD GRIEF HE'S NAKED. It's a fact that Paul Tibbitt had stated that this is his favorite episode and I can see why.

## Rank

BEST EPISODE EVER

I really love this episode's concept. It's really interesting to watch Plankton experience Mr. Krabs's life and vice versa. Along with the awesome plot, this episode has nonstop comedy. I can name tons of jokes in this episode: Mr. Krabs saying "So long, shrimp!" to Plankton and we then see an actual shrimp, the scene of Plankton going through the portal, the gross-out Krabby Patty and Plankton's reaction to it, SpongeBob repeatedly yelling "Soiled it!," Plankton yelling "Good grief, he's naked!," and several others. The episode is very enjoyable through-and-through, consisting of many memorable scenes and jokes, and has a really amazing plot, and as a result, this episode is among the best.

**Perfect (20/20)**
Squid on Strike

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Squid on Strike" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 2. In this episode, Squidward and SpongeBob go on strike.

This episode, like a good amount of those from Season 2, is a quite hilarious one. It makes perfect sense why Squidward comes up with the idea to go on strike, considering how cheap Mr. Krabs is, and how ridiculous the things that he makes him and SpongeBob pay for are. SpongeBob joins in, and what actually happens is really fun. There's several memorable jokes in this episode, such as SpongeBob making his sign say "Funfair" instead of "unfair" like Squidward intended, and how the crowd never cared about Squidward's speech. The events of striking and SpongeBob failing at it are really fun to watch, as is SpongeBob joining in on the strike. And of course, Mr. Krabs's reaction to seeing the destroyed Krusty Krab and the eternity joke are fun as well. This episode is awesome.

**Amazing (18/20)**
Ugh

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion
* Spongeboy0009's opinion

"Ugh" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 3. In this episode, SpongeGar, Patar and Squog discover fire.

This episode really doesn't stand out much, but it's still a satisfactory one in its own right. So, this special is actually a pretty interesting one, in that it takes place in prehistoric times, and a different prehistoric era compared to the one we saw in SB-129. So, as for the Patchy segments, they are really great. They basically amount to Patchy showing off the cool features of the past, and Potty showing off the cool features of the future. These segments are really funny overall, and they feature the really awesome song "When Worlds Collide." As for the SpongeBob segments, well, they're alright. They are mildly entertaining at the very least, but my main issue with them is that this episode with no dialogue isn't enough to carry it. This works with Reef Blower since that episode is only 2 and a half minutes. Even with that though, I think this episode is good enough as a whole.

**Good (13/20)**

This episode is alright, nothing special. The Patchy segments weren't the best either. I liked towards the end when they were chasing after the fire. I also liked Squog getting ran over by Gary. Nothing too special.

7/10
I'm Your Biggest Fanatic

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"I'm Your Biggest Fanatic" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 2. In this episode, SpongeBob attempts to join the Jellyspotters.

This episode isn't the strongest one, but it is perfectly satisfactory. This episode is admittedly a bit boring at times, but it also does have its moments. What really brings this episode up is the humor, in which like many Season 2 episodes, there's several solid gags present, such as Patrick touching everything and the slapstick of Kevin repeatedly getting zapped. Kevin is one of those jerk characters that is fun to watch, and he does get comeuppance in a satisfying way, and SpongeBob using a bubble pie on the king jellyfish is a neat solution. Again, this episode has its occasional dull moments, but it's overall more enjoyable than bland, so it's fine in general.

**Good (13/20)**
Episodes

## Season 1

* Help Wanted
* Reef Blower
* Tea at the Treedome
* Bubblestand
* Ripped Pants
* Jellyfishing
* Plankton!
* Naughty Nautical Neighbors
* Boating School
* Pizza Delivery
* Home Sweet Pineapple
* Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy
* Pickles
* Hall Monitor
* Jellyfish Jam
* Sandy's Rocket
* Squeaky Boots
* Nature Pants
* Opposite Day
* Culture Shock
* F.U.N.
* MuscleBob BuffPants
* Squidward the Unfriendly Ghost
* The Chaperone
* Employee of the Month
* Scaredy Pants
* I Was a Teenage Gary
* SB-129
* Karate Choppers
* Sleepy Time
* Suds
* Valentine's Day
* The Paper
* Arrgh!
* Rock Bottom
* Texas
* Walking Small
* Fools in April
* Neptune's Spatula
* Hooky
* Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy II
Abbaugeschwindigkeit

**Abbaugeschwindigkeit** ist einer der Spieler Statistiken. Es kann durch Rüstungen, Elementen, Fähigkeiten und Waffen erhöht werden. Die Abbaugeschwindigkeit ist eine der Spielerstatistiken. Sie ist ein Maß für die Zeit des Blockabbaus. Jeder Gegenstand, der die Abbaugeschwindigkeit um einen Basiswert (z. B. +40) erhöht, kann als eine Verringerung der Basis-Brechzeit betrachtet werden. Die Abbaugeschwindigkeit wirkt sich nicht auf private Inseln und einige andere Inseln aus. Diese Orte verwenden die Vanilla-Abbaugeschwindigkeit.
Pranks a Lot

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion

**Pranks a Lot** is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 3. In this episode, SpongeBob and Patrick use invisibility spray to play pranks on the citizens of Bikini Bottom.

As the last Pre-Movie episode, this one isn't too special. That being said, I do find this one to be pretty enjoyable. This is one of those episodes that really relies on its gags, and it does a fine job at that. There are some fun gags in the prank store, such as the exploding gum, and same when SpongeBob and Patrick are in the middle of nowhere with invisible spray. It does go on for a bit, but there are some fun moments present. The montage of SpongeBob and Patrick scaring people is fun, and this episode reaches its best in the climax with Mr. Krabs. He plays off not being scared by ghosts, but SpongeBob and Patrick scare him in their fun ways. The ending kind of makes sense and is deserved, given SpongeBob and Patrick's acts. This episode has its dull moments at times, which makes this one not stand out in relation to the season it is in, but it is pretty good nonetheless.

**Solid (14/20)**
I Was a Teenage Gary

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"I Was a Teenage Gary" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 1. In this episode, SpongeBob leaves Gary in the care of Squidward and when he gets back, he transforms into a snail after accidentally being injected with snail plasma.

I found this episode rather mixed. I found SpongeBob chasing Squidward in his house pretty funny, between Squidward's screams and the visuals of the house jumping and shaking, and Patrick throwing the boot at Squidward was really funny as well. On the flipside though, this episode can be really slow at times, and Gary almost starving is really uncomfortable to watch. Also, the twist that Gary only needed water was incredibly stupid. This is overall very middle-of-the-road.

**Meh (10/20)**
Deine Private Insel

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**Deine Private Insel**

Die Private Insel (auch bekannt als Spielerinsel) ist der Ort, wo Spieler ihre Kreativität freien Lauf lassen können. Sie können dort in einem 100x100 Bereich jegliche Blöcke abbauen, sowie platzieren.

**Verwaltung:**

Es gibt diverse Möglichkeiten, wie Spieler ihre Insel verwalten können:

* Das festlegen der Spawnposition, druch **/is setspawn**
* Das kicken von allen Spielern auf der Insel, durch **/is kickall**
* Das kicken einzelner Spieler, durch **/is kick [SPIELERNAME]**
* Alle Informationen über die Insel durch **/is info** erhalten

Es gibt jedoch auch einige Dinge, die man nicht machen kann:

* Spieler können bis auf den Bereich zwischen **X= -80 bis X= 80 | Z= -80 bis Z= 80**, nirgenwo bauen.
* Fremde Spieler können **keinerlei** Gegenstände aufheben
* Man kann bei fremden Inseln **kein Schaden** durch Lava order Wasser bekommen
* PVP ist **deaktiviert**
* Kolben sind **deaktiviert**
* Das platzieren von Lohren ist **nicht möglich**
Mid-Life Crustacean

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Mid-Life Crustacean" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 3. In this episode, Mr. Krabs has a mid-life crisis when he realizes that he is old.

Can I just say that the reason for this episode getting banned in the U.S. is extremely stupid? Doesn't the show have several instances of adult humor and not just this one? Anyways, this episode is amazing. Lots of funny jokes are present here. Pearl feeding Mr. Krabs the gigantic pill, how Mr. Krabs apparently makes the word "coral" sound bad, the boy scout walking Mr. Krabs across the street, Mr. Krabs apparently having a blinker behind him. There's also the matter of a kid's mom randomly saying Mr. Krabs is old and dried out. And the episode is really entertaining in general, since SpongeBob and Patrick want to make Mr. Krabs feel younger. The turns that happen in this plot are all really enjoyable, and the panty raid scene is hilarious in the execution, but apparently deemed too inappropriate by Nickelodeon. Either way, this episode is awesome.

**Amazing (18/20)**
Das Dorf

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**Das Dorf**

Wenn man den Modus betritt, ist das **Dorf**, das erste, was man sieht.

**Aufgaben:**

* Besuche das Auktionshaus
* Verwalte deine Ingame-Finanzen, indem du bei der Bank vorbeischaust
* Das Leaderboard beim Rathaus begutachte
* Beim Shop ein paar Gegebstände einkaufen
* Andere Bereiche, wie zum Beispiel die Kohlemine oder den Eichenwalt, besuchen
Just One Bite

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* BSpongeSM02's opinion
* Spongeboy0009's Opinion

"Just One Bite" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 3. In this episode, SpongeBob tries to get Squidward to try a Krabby Patty.

This is an absolute masterpiece of an episode. The plot is a really interesting one, and it is very well-executed, in which SpongeBob learns that Squidward has never had a Krabby Patty, so he desperately wants him to try it. I love how this episode plays out. After several instances of Squidward not eating a Krabby Patty, Squidward does try one, but unleashes a rant on the Krabby Patty. However, after SpongeBob walks away, Squidward reveals genuine love for the Krabby Patty, but can't let SpongeBob know. However, SpongeBob discovers him at the Krusty Krab, where the reveal is really funny, and the result out of it. Along with the amazing plot, this episode is hilarious as well. There's lots of awesome jokes, such as Squidward not having a soul, the rant that Squidward said on the Krabby Patty, Squidward's unsure face, SpongeBob's "You like Krabby Patties" face, and the ending. There's also the matter of the deleted scene of Squidward facing the Krusty Krab security traps. That was hilarious as well. Overall, this episode is golden.

**Perfect (20/20)**

This episode is beautiful. The jokes and plot are well-done, and wonderfully executed. This episode actually made me laugh, it's downright hilarious, and is more like a walking meme than an episode. (Which isn't a bad thing). The most hilarious part is "You like Krabby Patties don't you, Squidward?", and probably so much more! and it's also my favourite episode

**Masterpiece (10/10)**
Party Pooper Pants

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Party Pooper Pants" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 3. In this episode, SpongeBob throws a party, but his guests refuse to follow his rather strict schedule.

I was very conflicted on this episode. There's definitely a lot of both good things and bad things I can say about this one. I do have to say that the jokes in this episode are pretty solid. Some such ones include SpongeBob talking about the limitations of being underwater and then burning his paper in the fire, which is hilarious because of the irony that underwater life can't allow for legible writing from above water, but can allow for a fire. Other such jokes include the kindergarten photo, and the loud music blasting Patchy out of the house. As for the negatives, SpongeBob was honestly really annoying at times, which does bring this episode down a bit. At the same time though, while his behavior warrants an arrest, it's for a really dumb reason. Also, the episode is kind of boring. However, this episode also has Underwater Sun, which is a fantastic sequence. Lots of positives and negatives, but slightly more positives, but not quite enough for me to consider this one good.

**Average (11/20)**
Snowball Effect

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Snowball Effect" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 3. In this episode, SpongeBob and Patrick have a snowball fight and try to get Squidward to join in as well.

The plot trope of this episode works so well that many episodes use it. This is yet another episode of SpongeBob and Patrick enjoying something that Squidward is not into, only for him to join in and be more obsessed than SpongeBob and Patrick. This episode has its own perks, such as the snowy atmosphere, which really gives this episode a unique feel to it. What happens in this episode is just simply fun, mainly coming from both the action and SpongeBob and Patrick's interactions. Squidward joining in is hilarious to see as well. Along with that, this episode has tons of awesome jokes, such as Mrs. Puff blowing snow onto a boat only to see someone underneath, Plankton getting buried by the snow, Patrick's conversation with Squidward, and a few others. Overall, this is a fantastic episode.

**Spectacular (19/20)**
Reef Blower

* Episode
* Luigi is our god's opinion
* Minnesotaman2007!'s opinion
* IncidentalSeventy's opinion
* SirBenelux's opinion
* BSpongeSM02's opinion
* Squidward Is Life opinion
* XxGustavXx's opinion
* Krusty Suprem's opinion

"Reef Blower" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 1. In this episode, SpongeBob attempts to move a shell off of his lawn.
This episode is short and sweet. The animation is clever and the plot is simple enough to be told through simple actions, without a single quote. Yes, that does remove the clever dialogue from being in this episode, but dialogue humor is so overused in classic SpongeBob. While I do like it, it's interesting to see the show make an episode less dialogue-based and more of just good animation jokes. And while Squidward did get tortured quite a bit, it was quite funny, and he really didn't get all that hurt. I give this an 8/10.

This is a pretty good short. It's all silent which is easy on the ears, not that this point of SpongeBob was annoying, but we'll get there. The animation is pretty good here and the timing is fitting, if it were 11 minutes it might have dragged. I'd say it's a good episode.

This is my favourite episode ever, this is where Fred first appears and the short is great! 10/10.

## Rank

GOOD EPISODE

Kind of a wacky episode, sad the recording equipment got damaged so there's no dialogue in the episode.

## Rating

6/10 - Good

For being the shortest episode in the entire series, this episode uses the two and a half minutes that it has extremely well. The lack of dialogue works here since this episode is very reliant on the background events. This episode in general has lots of charm, between the background music, the events happening, and this is overall an enjoyable one.

**Superb (16/20)**

A really good short. It uses it's 2 minutes well even though not the best it has it's own charm. it's still funny yet not having a single word. It's a amazing episode.

**Amazing (9.2/10)**

* This episode is yet again pretty solid, I really like this episode's silent dynamic, and I really enjoy the visuals from this one. Overall, a very good one.

* Rating: Terrific 10/13

## Highlight

The lack of dialogue and the atmosphere overall.

## Lowlight

The episode can feel a bit slow sometimes.

## Review

* Even as the shortest episode so far, this episode makes a great use of it's length, presenting an interesting, yet simple conflict, and creates some good jokes with it, the lack of dialogue doesn't make it any worse, it gives this episode some sort of special thing to it.
I'm with Stupid

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"I'm with Stupid" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 2. In this episode, SpongeBob pretends to be stupid to make Patrick look smart in front of his parents.

So, this is one of those episodes that is very mixed in general reception. People either love this episode or hate it. While I wouldn't say this episode is terrible by any means, I just do not enjoy this one at all. To be fair, the episode is off to a decent start. The joke with the letter, note, and message is hilarious. However, the episode drops in quality afterwards. The scenes of SpongeBob pretending to be stupid didn't really make me laugh, but I didn't mind them at all. It's the second half that is where the episode goes off the rails. So, even though SpongeBob offered to help Patrick, the episode turns into Patrick and his "parents" (I'll get to that shortly) outright making fun of SpongeBob, even when he drops the dumb act. I just don't find these scenes funny at all, and found them more as cruel. Oh, and the ending is so stupid. Apparently, Patrick's "parents" were two complete strangers, and I can't comprehend why they don't remember that they didn't have a son. Anyways, this episode kind of sucks.

**Poor (8/20)**
Home Sweet Pineapple

* Episode
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Home Sweet Pineapple" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 1. In this episode, SpongeBob's house is destroyed by nematodes.

This is simply a charming episode, if nothing else. There are definitely some things to enjoy, such as the montage in the middle of SpongeBob and Patrick attempting to build a new house, as well as several really funny jokes, such as Squidward's delayed reaction when noticing he's sleeping with SpongeBob. This episode does drag on longer than it should at times, such as the scenes at Patrick's rock, and it doesn't have the most substance. Overall though, this episode is pretty nice.

**Solid (14/20)**
Jellyfish Jam

* Episode
* FireMatch's opinion
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Jellyfish Jam" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 1. In this episode, SpongeBob brings home a jellyfish, creating chaos.

A fun episode all-around, with a good ol song to end it all.

Great (7/8)

This episode is a really fun one. By far the most memorable aspect of this episode is the "Stadium Rave" music, which is extremely catchy, and the montage of SpongeBob and the jellyfish with the background colors changing is really enjoyable to watch. I also like the scenes of the jellyfish wreaking havoc in SpongeBob's home, as well as Squidward's attempt to solve the trouble. The ending is really awesome, with many instruments to join in. Nothing too special, but certainly enjoyable.

**Great (15/20)**
Dumped

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* Squidward Is Life opinion
* BSpongeSM02's opinion

"Dumped" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 2. In this episode, SpongeBob is jealous that Gary wants to spend time with Patrick.
Awful episode.

This is one of those episodes where it being boring really annoys me. There's also the matter of this episode being melodramatic, but not in the good way. Yeah, this episode fails at appealing to emotion in my opinion. Aside from this episode being extremely bland, there are multiple major flaws with this one. Patrick is a huge jerk in this episode, feeling very unsympathetic to SpongeBob in him losing Gary. There's also the matter of the really stupid ending twist that wasn't built up in any way. And honestly, aside from the beginning, there isn't much I enjoyed here. Definitely one of the worst Pre-Movie episodes.

**Awful (6/20)**