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Happy Birthday Steel Sponge, and anybody else having a birthday! Happy Birthday Cake!

Some people just KNOW how to perfect what they call the Money Shot!

This was an okay episode, but I felt like they could've done a little bit more, focusing on the surviving in the wilderness aspect. There were a couple of places where they could've cut off a little unnecessary filler, and focus on more interesting outside antics. I have to wonder where some of those real life pictures were taken, when the RV was traveling? It makes you wonder HOW they were able to go through them in the FIRST place! While I do appreciate the fact that this episode stayed focused on the plot, (even using the one cut-away as a brick joke for the end of the episode), I could've lived WITHOUT seeing Cecil's head being stuck in a toilet. All in all, I'd give this episode a 9.4 out of 10.

I'm starting to watch "Pinky Malinky" on Netflix, I have NO idea why Nickelodeon didn't/doesn't air it on its ACTUAL channel, it could've been a great new tier to "Spongebob Squarepants"! Well, maybe the answer might become apparent after I've finished watching it, but I highly doubt it.

Happy Birthday Clappy and Bob_T! Happy Birthday Cake!

Just finished listening to Weird Al Yankovic's 2003 song "Ode To A Superhero", off of his "Poodle Hat" album.

You got to admit, that IS an impressive throw to HIS left!

10/10. In "Pranks A Lot", there was originally going to be a scene of Mr. Krabs calling all the characters (including Sandy Cheeks), telling them about his plan to stop the Bikini Bottom Ghosts, and for everyone to come to the Krusty Krab once Mr. Krabs has won. This was cut due to making the episode too long.

...Uh...isn't THAT where the green slime is supposed to rain down on her head? No, wait! I'm thinking of a DIFFERENT show!

COOL! We'll get to see what it will be like to have Pearl interacting on "The Patrick Star Show!" I'll keep my fingers (metaphorically) crossed!

Because dunking just SOMEHOW looks so much cooler in super SLOW motion!

Well, it wasn't as bad as I thought it was going to be. First, interesting to know that Bikini Bottom HAS a space center. Second, more interesting to know that Cecil actually WORKS there! (As a janitor, but STILL!) I'm pretty sure that same German fish kid also appeared in "Krabby Land" as the 'Malnourished Fish Kid' that Mr. Krabs spotted in that episode. It's interesting how Patrick can utilize perspective to his advantage, by going farther away from the camera and SEEMING to get smaller, he somehow actually DOES get smaller! And it seems like Rube's full name is Rube Goldfish, probably a shout-out to Rube Goldberg. It's kind of disappointing that the sub-plot of Cecil accidentally winding up qualified to be an astronaut was relatively compressed, compared to Patrick's journey inside of his dad, but maybe they're saving an astronaut plot for a later episode of this show. Also, I NEVER thought I would see the face of Patrick's voice actor, actually being USED for Patrick's face as a GAG! For not going the gross-out route that it could have gone on, I'll give this episode a 9.9 out of 10, only because they didn't utilize the astronaut plot as much as they could have. Enough said, true believers!

That moment when... ...you want to show a REALLY great GIF, but all you can find is THAT!

That is the SECOND highest leap I have ever seen! (The first is by Luigi of "Super Mario Bros." fame!)

So THAT'S what All Star NBA basketball looks like!

Well, THAT'S something you don't see everyday; the mascot I mean, not the dunk!

In movie theaters, "The Batman". I thought it was very interesting how they managed to successfully weave a Hitchcockian inspired murder revenge plot into what would otherwise be just a normal superhero movie. I highly recommend that you go see it! Enough said, true believers!

I just finished listening to The Rolling Stones/Jimmy Page collaboration "Scarlet" from the deluxe, 2 CD edition of "Goat's Head Soup"!

Never thought I'd see the day when Sam from "Big Sister Sam" was brought back in ANY capacity...too bad it's only a quick cameo and the rest of the Star family don't have any interaction with her. Although, oddly enough, her limited screen-time probably works in her favor instead of against it, as she's seen acting more normally and not aggressively. Anyways, the Klopnodian Heritage seems to mix elements of Native American rites of passage, along with traditional European customs and costumes. I like how they brought back Fred (albeit, offscreen), and not only did the joke with HIS leg, but one-upped it when someone accidentally hurt his OTHER leg! While the plot itself was pretty good, I could've lived WITHOUT seeing the excessive sweat coming out form underneath Patrick's arms! At least his dad suggests underarm corks in order to combat this. Overall, I guess I'd give the episode a 9.4 out of 10, most of the lost points coming from the aforementioned excessive sweating! Enough said!

Because dunking an Oreo is OBVIOUSLY so much like dunking a basketball!

"Patrick's Tantrum" is now called "For Whom The Bell Rings!"

Pretend I'm saying something witty and clever about dunking a basketball here.

Someone needs to sign THIS girl up, PRONTO!!!!

Also, I have just ONE request for "Fairly Odder"...PLEASE don't be as BAD or WORSE than seasons nine and ten of "The Fairly Oddparents"! If the show can be as good as it was in season six of "The Fairly Oddparents"...that would be great! Enough said!

Happy Birthday CartoonCF! Happy Birthday Cake!