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I'm surprised by how well-written this episode was, especially consider the fact that it was written by Ben Gruber! This episode answers a question we never KNEW we wanted answered: What if Plankton's Chum became sentient? This episode does a pretty good job of answering that question; Plankton trains it to assault the Krusty Krab, and the Chum has a unique advantage, in that the Chum creatures can easily combine with each other, and shapeshift into any form they can think of! It was interesting to see the conflict be resolved, by Spongebob ACCIDENTALLY being a hero (not the first time by any means) and washing the chum right back into the sewers! The only complaint I have about this episode, is Plankton accidentally being used as toothpaste in Bubble Bass' mouth, but that's a minor complaint. I'd give this episode a 9.4 out of 10! Enough said, true believers!

For a relatively (I'm ASSUMING it was cheaply written) episode that REALLY works hard to legitimize "Kamp Koral's" continuity connection to the main "Spongebob Squarepants" series more, it was surprisingly NOT as badly written as I feared it might be. It was interesting to see Nobby all grown up and big, and I really wasn't THAT off-put by the behavior of the Hillbillies (although maybe I've just become numb to things that are SUPPOSED to be shocking and offensive, due to all the far MORE offensive and shocking things that I've already had to endure in the past five years, that DOESN'T relate to "Spongebob Squarepants" whatsoever, but that's REALLY not important to this review). Totally wasn't expecting that most of the Narwhals, WEREN'T Narwhals at all, or Noreen's family for that matter! Totally wasn't expecting Plankton's Family to make a comeback either! (And no, "One Coarse Meal" doesn't count, that was an Imagine Spot in a HORRIBLY made, non-canon episode). In any case, IF we see Noreen and Nobby again in this series, hopefully, more will be done with them. For now, this episode gets an 8.8 out of 10. Enough said, true believers!

"Something Narwhal This Way Comes" is now called "The Obligatory Kamp Koral Crossover Episode".

Happy Birthday President Squidward and Random Noob 1434! Happy Birthday Cake!

So far, this is by far, the best story structured episode this show has made yet! In the first episode, Grandpat was introduced as a character who has lived since the time of the dinosaurs and the stone age. Well, this episode expands upon that concept, by showing what Grandpat did during the times of Ancient Rome, the Middle Ages, the Wild West, and somehow, inexplicably the year of 3000! (Although, since his invention from the future turned out to be REAL, it stands to reason that it's THAT invention that has allowed Grandpat to live for as long as he has!) I never expected to see Princess Pearlina from the "Spongebob Squarepants" special "Dunces and Dragons" to appear again, further cementing that event in "Spongebob Squarepants" continuity, and we also find out where the scary knight that appeared in episode one, came from! It was a little sad that Grandpat was willing to sell himself to another family for just $50 and a lollipop, but seeing as he appears in later episodes produced after this one, it seems like that part of the episode is non-canon. Anyways, I'd give this episode a solid 9.9 out of 10. Enough said, true believers!

Happy Birthday, A Relevant Person! Happy Birthday Cake!

How I managed to keep myself THIS occupied until now to keep myself from posting an update until NOW, is beyond me! Self-depreciation aside, I have decided that I WILL be able to finish "Power Rangers Multiverse Force's" long-awaited episode, "The Obligatory Food Pyramid Episode" in time for Thanksgiving, with my mini-arc of "Back To The 1980's" set to follow soon there after. And I also plan to finish "Total Cartoon Island Strikes Back" SOMETIME before the year 2021 is out; here's praying it doesn't suffer "Time Schedule Slippage"...AGAIN!!!! Enough said, true believers!

Happy Birthday, CakeCup, Evil Bob, and anyone else having a birthday! Happy Birthday Cake!

It's interesting that Patrick has a Time Closet, and anyone who enters it can go to any time period that they choose. It really opens up a LOT of episode story possibilities! While I thought the episode plot-line was very solid and good, I could've LIVED without seeing Grandpat's arms, right leg, and HEAD break off of his body! Sure, he SOMEHOW got better later in the episode, but STILL...the episode score lost points for that. I'd give it an 8.8 out of 10. Enough said, true believers!

Happy Birthday, Spongbob13, and anyone else having a birthday! Happy Birthday Cake!

The food, especially Apple Pie!

^9/10. In "Pranks A Lot", there was originally going to be a scene about Mr. Krabs calling everyone in Bikini Bottom to watch him 'Reveal' the Bikini Bottom Ghosts, but was cut due to time.

"Catscratch" a criminally under-rated Nicktoon made during the first decade of the 21st century.

"Pat The Dog", is now called "Patrick Goes To The Dogs (Literally!)"

PicoFace's Regular ("Plankton's Regular").

"Rodeo Daze" by default. Better ghost related episode: "The Haunting Of Star House" ("The Patrick Star Show"), or "Ghoul Fools" ("Spongebob Squarepants")?

I think "The Patrick Star Show" works better, the more it tries to stick to one straight coherent plot, instead of trying to veer off into random joke gags the way "Family Guy" does. I wish they did more with Rube in this episode, but at least he's in here. The one advantage the Star Family has over other families, is that they're more easily amused, so they don't need to spend as much money to be amused as other families. I hope we get more episodes like this in the future. An 8.8 out of 10. Enough said, true believers!

"Swamp Mates" is now called "Bubble Bass' and Patrick's Excellent Adventure!"

"Eek! The Cat" (A 1990's cartoon series that also happened to have a purple cat in it!)

"PicoFace Freeze Off!" ("Face Freeze Off!")

I'll brave the Chum Bucket for my last stop!

He ran out of sick days, so he's calling in dead.

Well, that's ONE way to smash a pumpkin!

I'll go to Mr. Krabs' house. Hopefully, he isn't TOO busy counting money!