I’m with Stupid: When Patrick’s parents come over for Starfish Day, Patrick gets upset that they still think he isn’t very smart. SpongeBob offers to act stupid next to Patrick in front of Patricks’ parents in order to make Patrick look smarter, but their plan backfires when Patrick forgets that SpongeBob is just acting and […]

After Mr. Krabs finds a hole in the walls of the Krusty Krab, he transforms it into a drive-thru.

Karate Choppers: SpongeBob and Sandy’s incessant Karate sparring is starting to wreak havoc in the Krusty Krab. Mr. Krabs orders SpongeBob, under penalty of being fired, to cease all Karate activities. SpongeBob’s toughest opponent becomes the irresistible lure of Karate sparring.

Good Ol’ Whatshisname: Mr. Krabs holds a contest for his employees: The first one to learn the names of every Krusty Krab customer wins a tropical vacation.

Chum Caverns: When Plankton discovers an underground cave right below the Krusty Krab, he sees a great money-making opportunity. The Chum Bucket becomes an underground cave-themed restaurant, and it’s the new hot spot in Bikini Bottom! Will Plankton finally be able to put the Krusty Krab out of business?

SpongeBob and Patrick find a houseboat haunted by ghost pirates.

Sing a Song of Patrick: SpongeBob helps Patrick get his song some air time at the local radio station. But the song Patrick wrote is so bad, an angry mob attacks him.

he Battle of Bikini Bottom: When Patrick and SpongeBob discover they have clashing views on cleanliness, their disagreement blows up into an epic battle. Is it possible for a soap-lover like SpongeBob to ever be friends with a dirt-monger like Patrick?

Mr. Krabs wants to save five cents, so he has SpongeBob fired from his job. SpongeBob falls into a depression, and despite encouragement from Patrick, finds that he does not enjoy being unemployed. He takes his talents to multiple other restaurants, making Krabby Patty-style food that turns out to be delicious.