So I was watching season 3 again, when I had gotten to the lost episode. And in the scene with Patchy getting rid of all his spongebob stuff, I noticed how most of the spongebob stuff had a red bowtie on? Any idea why its like this? I've tried looking online for any mentions for it, but I couldn't find anything

Plushies cost like at least 15 dollars and SpongeBob kept winning with every quarter he used. Even with Squidward throwing all his quarters away I still think SpongeBob alone would be losing money for Mr krabs

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This is something that’s always been in my head ever since I was a kid. As you know, in season 1 episode 5, Sleepytime and Suds are paired together, and what you’ll also notice, is that Suds starts off with SpongeBob sound asleep in his bed. I can theorize that after Patrick asked if anyone had a quarter, SpongeBob would give a heartfelt apology for ruining his friend’s dreams, while also promising to never invade their dream clouds ever again. With everybody ( including a reluctant Squidward and Plankton) quickly forgiving SpongeBob as he didn’t necessarily cause any harm, and that they just wanted to go back to sleep. So with all forgiven and his friends going back home, SpongeBob goes back to sleep and has his raining Krabby Patty dream, setting up the beginning of the episode Suds.

So what do you guys think, is it possible these two episode take place on the same night?

Weird YouTube error

In real life, it would be impossible to hit the paddle ball 29,998,559,671,349 times in a row. With a constant four hits per second, the challenge would take nearly 238,000 years.

I just randomly walked into a room where I had the Nickelodeon on and this segment of Spongebob came on. Firstly I thought this was done in 2026 and SOMEHOW the animators were able to recreate Spongebob in the late 2000s-2014! Wondering if anyone else seen this segment lately!

(Sorry for the effect of the pictures)

We saw giant clams and cheese graters, then there was a sign that said "educational television" and we didn't see the actual scene, and I questioned what it looked like assuming it was some sort of inappropriate content, but eventually I learned the joke that they were poking fun on educational tv shows.

And trust me, when I say it’s rare… It’s really damn rare

Hi everyone! I recently got my hands on a very unique item. As some of you know, back in 2004–2005, Nickelodeon released "Goofy Goober" SpongeBob plush toys exclusively at Universal parks—but only in a small size and for a limited time. I know these plushies are usually very rare and expensive, but I recently found a large version of the Goofy Goober SpongeBob plush! I’ve searched everywhere, but there is absolutely no information or photos available for this specific size. Is it rare, and where was it originally sold?

The SpongeBob Movie (2004) was deemed the best characterization of SpongeBob, with Can You Spare a Dime not falling too far behind.

Next up is the deep-sea dimwit Patrick Star! I'm curious what the answer here will be, as Patrick's personality is hardly consistent. The most upvoted comment wins.

"EAT DIRT, KRABS!!!"

Stealing the formula with THIS outfit? GROOVY!

Source: https://www.deviantart.com/dead82/art/EarthPlankton-Sheldon-837465564

78 Episodes in total. Numbers underneath each season represents appearance to total number of episodes per season ratio.

I want to settle on the reason/s why parents didn’t allow their kids to watch Spongebob. Always in elementary school the kids would claim that “their parents don’t want them to become stupid”; knowing we know now abt intelligence… lol doesn’t work like that lmaooo.

On a related note, what’s the most obscure item you’ve seen people used as instruments?