Mr. Krabs buys Squidward’s paintings, and learns from an appraiser that art is worth more after the artist has died. Mr. Krabs makes Squidward go on increasingly dangerous deliveries to get rid of him.

The Smoking Peanut: SpongeBob and Patrick visit the zoo and SpongeBob innocently tosses a peanut at a oyster in order to rouse it. The oyster goes crazy and suddenly the authorities demand to know what could have caused this. SpongeBob panics and denies that he knows anything about it. The dismayed oyster continues to cry, […]

Plankton is sentenced to jail, where he is highly respected by the prisoners for his continual schemes. He and the other criminals make a plan to break out of jail and then steal the Krabby Patty formula.

Annoyed by SpongeBob’s whistling, Squidward closes the gap in his teeth. SpongeBob then becomes “cool”, with a great singing voice, and Squidward pretends to be his friend to get into a jazz club.

SpongeBob and Patrick learn the story of their heroes’ origins.

Squidward insists that SpongeBob is the only reason why the Krusty Krab is popular. Out of jealousy, Mr. Krabs kicks SpongeBob out of the restaurant, where he starts his own restaurant at home. The Krusty Krab fails as Mr. Krabs tries to re-attract customers, while SpongeBob’s restaurant becomes a success.

No Free Rides: SpongeBob attempts and fails his driving test again, but a ragged and fed up Ms. Puff wants him out of her classroom so she makes up some bogus extra credit for him so he can pass the test. This all backfires on Ms. Puff and the only way she can stop SpongeBob […]

Mr. Krabs sends SpongeBob, Patrick and Squidward to dig up mustard at the Mustard Mines. The three eventually find mustard, but are confronted by an old prospector who tries to keep it for himself.