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Mental breakdown sponges
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2a. "Out to Sea": Mr. Krabs and his Navy buddies go on an adventure out to sea, and all goes swell until the Flying Dutchman shows up.
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When I first heard the plot, I really thought this was going to be a meh episode but it actually turned out pretty well. I love some of the jokes (ESPECIALLY Gary stealing a car) and I like that they made it into a sort of Christmas episode. The only downside is, because of that it took FOREVER for Nick USA to air it
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On 8/14/2019 at 12:56 PM, dmandamanAndKnuckles said:
I'm not really sure how obscure the You Don't Know Jack games are, but I've never known of anyone outside of my family speaking of them so I'll put them here. Basically it's a trivia/comedic mix of a game, with some host that constantly likes to poke fun at you. My dad owned the PS1 version since as far back as I can remember, and even though I was way younger than the intended audience I always found it to be an interesting game. It wasn't until around 2014 when I found out about the series as a whole, and I became enamored in some of those videos. Fast forward to present day, and just a week ago I made a Steam account to purchase the first four volumes in the series. So far, it's been worth the wait. All that's left now is to wait for my brother to come home for the weekend so we can try out the multiplayer...
I love Jackbox Games. They have a party pack series of other games that are pretty fun to play with friends/family.
Other game franchises I love are Five Nights at Freddy's & Bendy and the Ink Machine, both indie horror games. FNAF specifically gets a ton of undeserved hate, and even though it's annoying, I still love the games and have continued to support them since late 2014. Bendy has alot of the same elements as FNAF, but I didn't get into it until last year.
I also enjoy watching videos covering internet mysteries/real-life mysteries/ARGs. Some of my favorite channels who talk about this stuff are Nexpo, blameitonjorge, and ScareTheater.
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My art nearly a year later.... This is honestly amazing how much I improved
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I'mma actually sign up for real again
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Aside from THE OBVIOUS, this is such a creative and visually amazing episode. Most of post-sequel is visually appealing, but this takes it to a new level. Alot of the assets are from Kaz's art style, which I really like. I find it rather disappointing that the only thing this episode will be known for is Red Mist, I hope more people actually look into it and watch the whole episode cause it's certainly a trip.
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This episode was so funny honestly. Even with the rather barebones plot, there's so many things that had me laughing here. Like "I forgot my wallet in my other wallet" and when Squidward flips the bus over to get away from Patrick.
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It's nice to see him return, but my only gripe with this episode is the stupid rhyme gimmick. Like, it's fine and there's even some good jokes made out of it (like DB almost saying Hell), but I feel like it shouldn't be there. Aside from that, I love this episode.
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What a weird episode. I expect this to be the "Cuddle E. Hugs" of Season 12. Besides that, I liked it. I liked the table legs joke at the beginning, but I'll admit one joke I didn't like is Squidward. I will admit I don't fully agree with PrezSquid's opinions on Squidward as a character and I do feel he shouldn't take it as seriously, I can agree that this joke (and the ones in "Broken Alarm") were a bit too far for Squidward. We've established time and time again that as much as Squidward hates SpongeBob, if he was gone his life would be alot more boring.
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Probably the most action-packed and conflict-heavy episode of the season so far. It's miles and miles better than the previous 15-minute episode we got. Jokes were amazing, especially that one guy saying YEEAAAAHHHHH.
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Love this episode. Everything good about post-sequel is here. While I can't speak for others, I legit didn't expect the twist of the episode to be Mr. Krabs actually liking chum. Also GILBERT GOTTFRIED
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Really, really good.
Unlike Static Cling, you MIGHT be able to enjoy this without having seen the original series. I wouldn't recommend doing that though
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I recommend Camp Camp if you're not too bothered by adult cartoons.
Not only is it often funny, it has fantastic characters and development which is pretty rare because most adult cartoons throw vulgar stuff at you for the entire running time and call it a day
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This is one of the funniest post-sequel episodes EVER. Plankrab is awesome, the "er-er-er" jokes got me every time, and Mr. Krabs and Plankton work together again.
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I really liked the look of the jailhouse Krusty Krab, as well as the rivalry between Plankton and Mr. Krabs.
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A few good gags, meh premise. They managed to make it somewhat interesting though by making Filthy Muck (Patrick) an "urban legend" of some sort
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I'm probably gonna get hammered for this, but this episode was alright.
To be fair, I personally am much more of a sucker for stupid/random humor, and while it didn't work all the time, I certainly chuckled in a few places.
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Certainly a sweet episode. However, Sandy's narration got to me after a while. I get that Gary and Spot don't usually speak English, therefore narration is pretty much needed, but Idk something about the way she does it gets a bit grating after a few minutes. Not much of a funny episode either, except for maybe the wedding scene.
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Switch FC: SW-7948-8143-8591
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Been gone for quite some time, so I think I'll comment on episodes that aren't on my list.
Big Pink Loser: A pretty memorable Patrick episode.
Krabs a la Mode: Pretty good episode, I don't think it's even in my top FIFTY but I still really like it.
No Free Rides: Always loved this one, it's usually not what the majority thinks when they think "highlights of Season 2" but I think it deserves better.
Clams: SpongeBob doing parodies is pretty rare, and I've actually never watched the original 1975 Jaws, but this episode is still freaking awesome without the context.
Survival of the Idiots: Amazing episode.
Something Smells: Another fantastic one. There's not much to say on most of these besides I love it.
The Paper: This episode is pretty underrated imo, it's one of the best of the first season and it's a shame it only comes on once a year
Imitation Krabs: Another really solid Plankton episode.
Squidville: Memorable and funny.
Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy V: Probably the best MM&BB episode besides Mermaid Man Begins.
SpongeBob Meets the Strangler: Love this one.
Krab-Borg: This was one of the first episodes I watched as a child, still think it's really funny and amazing.
Welcome to the Chum Bucket: A really funny episode with a bit of heart to it, great episode.
Rock Bottom: I don't know how the writers manage to make such a good episode out of basically one character in one location but they did.
Snowball Effect: One of the great classic SpongeBob, Patrick, Squidward dynamic episodes.
Dunces and Dragons: Possibly the most creative special out of all of em.
Have You Seen This Snail: Patrick was my only problem with this episode. He's only there to not be helpful. Otherwise, it's alright.
Pizza Delivery: This one actually isn't on my list, but it's definitely close.
Just One Bite: Another fantastic SpongeBob and Squidward episode.
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Plankton's Army: Love this one, the redneck stereotypes are the best.
One Krabs Trash: The idea behind this episode is pretty well-done and in-character for Mr. Krabs, also really funny.
I Had an Accident: God, I LOOOOOOOOVE this one. It turns probably the simplest and most boring premise into a treasure trove of weird.
Mid-Life Crustacean: Another generally good episode.
The Fry Cook Games: This is one of the only times SpongeBob & Patrick turn against each other for some time, and it works out really well.
Rock-A-Bye Bivalve: Ehhhhhh.... Patrick always bothered me in this episode. It isn't awful, but Patrick does bring the episode down a bit.
Fear of a Krabby Patty: Another classic, this is proof Season 4 does not need to be excluded from the 1-3 lineup of episodes.
Life of Crime: This is an episode I've watched thousands of times since I was little, still love every bit of it.
No Weenies Allowed: Another classic good episode. Nothing much to say.
Friend or Foe: This is one of the biggest surprises of Season 5, and even though it's not as funny as I would've liked it to be, it was very VERY interesting throughout the whole thing. -
Patty Hype: Okay, this list probably will contain a good number of typical good pre-movie episodes, and this is one of them for me.
It's a SpongeBob Christmas!: This one definitely deserves all of the praise it gets.
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