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This is the SECOND weirdest concept for a video game that I have ever seen!

So marshmallows are good for sleeping on, to?! Who knew?!

I know! He's the Spongebob Squarepants look-a-like who appeared in "No Weenies Allowed"! He has an Elvis Presley black hair-do, and is apparently tough enough to get into the Salty Spittoon!

Happy Birthday to me, Frosty, and anybody else having a birthday! Happy Birthday Cake! Spongebob: "Can you change it to say, 'Happy Birthday'?" Saleslady: "Do you want it or not? I haven't got all night." Spongebob: "Yeah, neither do I."

To quote The Rolling Stones from "Get Off Of My Cloud"; "Well, I guess I'm doing fine."

The 1967 Rolling Stones album, "Between The Buttons".

This is what fishing would look like, if the roles were reversed!

This is the SECOND laziest piece of animation that I have ever seen! You get THREE guesses as to what the FIRST one is, and the first two don't count!

...I think we're gonna need a BIGGER chocolate bar for THIS marshmallow!

Two things on my mind; first, how did a SHEEP get on a surfboard in the FIRST place?! And second, how did it get so GOOD at surfing?!

The one thing that prevents me from ranking this episode any higher, is that it conflicts with the plots of both "Something Smells" and "No Nose Knows", because they indicated that Patrick couldn't SMELL without a nose; but in this episode, he COULD smell despite not having a nose! But that might be "Rule of Funny", and the fact that it's Patrick. Weird twist at the end, that I won't spoil for anyone else who hasn't seen it yet. It's an average episode, I'd give it an 8.8 out of 10. Enough said, true believers!

Roasting marshmallows like a boss!

No matter how hard you try, you will PROBABLY never be as good as surfing as THIS dog is! (Random fish: "Say, what's a dog?")

Happy Anniversary, Spongebob Community! Happy Anniversary Cake! Spongebob: "Um, can you change it to say 'Happy Anniversary'?" Bakery Sales Lady: "Do you want it or not? I haven't got all night." Spongebob: "Yeah, neither do I."

Recently, via Paramount Plus, the newest batch of "Kamp Koral" episodes; see some of my episode reviews for more details if you're interested.

This is definitely an interesting episode, because this marks the first time that we see that Nobby, has quite a bit of hidden depths to him! By only spending a little bit of time with the Yacht Club, Nobby has apparently learned how to become civilized (which makes Spongebob and Patrick's job of babysitting him a lot either, which would normally not be frowned upon), but Nobby ends up becoming TOO civilized for his older sister (up until now, I thought Narwheen was his mother), and no matter what Spongebob and Patrick try, they CAN'T get Nobby back to his original self! So, they suggest that Narwheen should try to become civilized, in order to get her relationship back with Nobby. But Nobby THAN reveals that it was all an elaborate prank to trick Narwheen! Impressed by Nobby's ruse, Narwheen decides that Nobby is now old enough to go feuding with her, so Spongebob and Patrick succeed in fixing the sibling relationship! All in all, I'd give this episode a perfect 10 out 10! Enough said, true believers!

In all honesty, the LAST story that I thought the "Spongebob Squarepants" universe would EVER parody/reference, would be "Misery" by Stephen King. But here we are, in the first season of THIS show, we've got (admittedly, a lighter) version of that story. When Squidward breaks his legs, it's up to Patrick to take care of Squidward. But Patrick's...idea of care, leaves a LOT for Squidward to desire. But SOMEHOW, Squidward manages to get his leg strength back, only to somehow break his legs AGAIN! Unwilling to spend anymore time in their make-shift shelter, Squidward orders Patrick to tie Squidward around Patrick, and find their way back to Kamp Koral. Of course, Squidward REALLY should've thought that idea through better, because Squidward takes quite a toll during Patrick's trek to Kamp Koral...which turns out to have only been 15 feet AWAY from their Make-Shift shelter the whole time! And not only COULD everyone else hear them, they didn't want to BOTHER them, because it SOUNDED like they were having fun! With FRIENDS like THOSE, Squidward will NEVER need any enemies! Squidward's legs heal again, but before Patrick and Squidward can go eat at the Mess Hall, a giant moose snail decides to park himself RIGHT in front of Squidward and Patrick's cabin, preventing them from getting out, and Squidward breaks his legs a THIRD time! Squidward SURE better hope his health care plan can cover his medical bills! In any case, I give this episode a 9.9 out of 10! Enough said, true believers!

Well, this episode explains just HOW Spongebob KNEW that Sea Bears were real in "The Camping Episode" on "Spongebob Squarepants"; he saw them BEFORE on THIS episode! It was definitely interesting to see Spongebob interact with Gary and the other wild animals on this episode, and I'm glad this episode didn't go down the "Gone" route again. All in all, I'd give this episode an 8.8 out of 10. Enough said, true believers!

What is WRONG with animators today?! You had a PERFECTLY good, interesting episode about Patrick not being able to swim, everyone having a nice party at the bottom of Lake Yuckymuck, than the animators HAVE to go and RUIN it, by having Mrs. Puff not only drink up all the water in the lake, but SWALLOW Patrick as well! First (well, technically Patrick in terms of continuity), and Spongebob. One of these days, I plan on using MY writing skills, to get into Nickelodeon Studios, and enacting a new rule, that characters should NEVER swallow another character, under ANY circumstances! Without the swallowing scene, the episode would be 9.9 out of 10. With the swallowing scene, the episode is 6.5 out of 10. Enough said, true believers!

Never thought I'd see a reference to "The Muppets" being used within the "Spongebob Squarepants" universe. It's nice to see one of the Anchovies get a day in the limelight. All in all, I'd give it an 8.8 out of 10. Enough said, true believers!

I'm a shark surfing on a surfboard, your argument is invalid.

I'm not sure if animals can eat marshmallows safely in real life, but you got to admit, that it looks pretty cute!

After watching this episode, I have to wonder if Fenton, the little crab who we saw in this episode, is one of Mr. Krabs' three adorable nephews? He's certainly small enough, young enough, and crafty enough to fit the criteria. In any case, it's nice to see that Patrick genuinely loves his sister Squidina, and was only trying to help her with the Intern tryouts. I saw a young Pearl in the line-up, so a Pearl story-line certainly isn't out of the question for this show. I certainly didn't think we would have the episode idea of somebody trying to copy somebody ELSE'S show idea, than make one almost EXACTLY like that, but Fenton goes one step further, and actually STEALS all the stuff that Squidina, Patrick, and company, have used to make their show possible! Thankfully, Patrick uses fourth wall breaking to his advantage, and manages to use the live toilet (still don't understand how that works, and I'm not sure if we ever will), Patrick puts it into the TV, which DROPS into Fenton's rip-off show, and begins to make Fenton and Krabina's lives, miserable! All in all, I'd give the episode a 9.9 out of 10. Squidina shaving Patrick's face too hard knocked one point off of a perfect score. Enough said, true believers!

Happy Birthday Yavin17, Night-Waker, and anybody else having a birthday! Happy Birthday Cake!

Is it wrong that I officially like Patrick's Dad in "The Patrick Star Show" more than the one on "Spongebob Squarepants"? Because, if it's wrong, I don't WANT to be right! It's AMAZING the lengths that Squidward will go to JUST to get THREE bucks (although, for Squidward, it's probably the PRINCIPLE of the matter that counts!) It's nice to see the Flying Dutchman making an appearance in this series as well, although, I am SURPRISED that they're STILL using Brian Doyle Murray, especially since he's getting on in years. It's funny how this show managed to reference an old episode of "Ren and Stimpy"; when Squidina accidentally caused the two ghosts to die, they came BACK to life! And somebody MUST be a fan of "My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic", because the two LIVE fish, were named the Flim Flam Brothers, and it turns out that THEY owe Grandpat over $600,000 (adjusted for 1926 inflation) for borrowing $10! The only part that brought the episode down a bit, was Squidward accidentally tearing off Patrick's skin, but at least this episode does get the honor of being the first episode of this series, to stick to ONE concrete story plot, and not wander off on any side gags, except for ones that ACTUALLY cause the story to move forward. I'd give this episode a 9.9 out of 10! Enough said, true believers!