Imitation Krabs: Plankton schemes to steal the Krabby patty by disguising himself as Mr. Krabs and infiltrating the Krusty Krab. SpongeBob is torn in two as both “Mr. Krabs” give him conflicting orders all day long and he is going crazy trying to please them both. Eventually, SpongeBob exposes Plankton as a fraud and the […]

SpongeBob and Patrick are paranoid after watching a horror movie. Their screaming keeps Squidward awake, and he dresses up as the villain of the movie to scare them.

Squidward gets to live in the world of his dreams, thanks to SpongeBob and Patrick.

SpongeBob and Patrick’s game of hide-and-seek goes downhill after SpongeBob can’t find Patrick anywhere.

Driven to Tears: SpongeBob has failed his driving test-again. Patrick is so outraged by the injustice of it all that he storms into the testing facility and takes the test to prove that it is an unfair test and impossible to pass. Only Patrick DOES pass, and now he’s getting his license. But that’s not […]

When the customers are entertained by watching SpongeBob cook, Mr. Krabs creates an open kitchen. SpongeBob develops stage fright until he creates a puppet named ChefBob that cooks the food, although it soon turns against him and insults the customers.

After a stage show at Glove World, SpongeBob and Patrick go backstage and accidentally break a robot. They are sentenced to Glove World jail, and put in a cell with various children. One toddler manages to escape his cell, so SpongeBob and Patrick chase him through the underground tunnels of Glove World, pursued by the […]

To Love a Patty: SpongeBob has trouble saying Goodbye to the most perfect Krabby Patty he has ever cooked up. He falls in love with “Patty”, saves her from a muscle-bond customer, takes her home and out on a special date.

New Leaf: In the battle for fast food supremacy, Plankton has decided to throw in the towel and start a new business selling trinkets and souvenir gifts. He even renames his store from The Chum Bucket to The Chumporium. But Mr. Krabs doesn’t buy the change for a second. He’s determined to prove that this […]

When Mr. Krabs is heavily injured and put in a full-body cast, SpongeBob is put in charge of the Krusty Krab and attempts to follow Mr. Krabs’s methods.

When SpongeBob’s alarm clock is broken and he is late for work, he buys various replacement clocks, all of which fail to wake him up. Finally, SpongeBob combines parts of all his alarms into a Rube Goldberg machine to take him to work while he sleeps.

In this special stop-motion episode, SpongeBob insists that “scary equals funny” on Halloween. This bothers the Flying Dutchman, who tries to scare him for good by capturing his friends.

Tenacle-vison: Squidward becomes the star of his own public access TV show.

Giant Squidward: When Squidward gets spritzed with plant growth spray, he becomes monstrously huge. SpongeBob and Patrick are thrilled because they now have a giant buddy to play games with. But the citizens of Bikini Bottom are terrified of the monster, and they want him out!

The Krusty Plate: During an evening of washing dishes at the Krusty Krab, SpongeBob battles a persistent speck of food that is affixed to one of the dinner plates.

Rise and Shine: Take a look inside Patrick Star’s rock where we see that his morning routine is anything but ordinary.

Single Cell Anniversary: It’s Karen and Plankton’s wedding anniversary, and Karen has gotten Plankton the best anniversary gift ever-the Krabby Patty formula! But she refuses to give it to him until Plankton gives her the best gift ever, too. If only he knew what that was!

A TV commercial misleads SpongeBob and Patrick into thinking that their houses have been sold. They move into the Krusty Krab and make a house out of trash, but when they want to visit their old houses, Squidward tells them that the houses have already been bought. He acts as both a German family in […]

Sandy, Mrs. Puff, and Karen hang out at a cafe. When Mrs. Puff and Karen talk about how SpongeBob and Plankton, respectively, are annoying to them, the trio decides to prank both of them. Putting a VR headset on a sleepwalking SpongeBob, he mistakenly believes that he can drive, and they attempt to stop him.

Mr. Krabs has SpongeBob keep the secret formula safe in his house. While SpongeBob is away, Gary is left to defend the house from Plankton.

Mr. Krabs meets and falls in love with an anthropomorphic pile of cash named Cashina. Unknown to Mr. Krabs, Cashina is actually a robot piloted by Plankton who intends to scam Mr. Krabs into giving him the Krabby Patty secret formula.

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.

Upon learning that “imitation is the sincerest form of flattery” from Squidward, SpongeBob impresses his friends through impressions of them. He becomes so obsessed with impressions that he loses his own identity, and SpongeBob’s friends need to imitate him to remind him who he is.

Krusty Krushers: Mr. Krabs hatches up yet another get-rich-quick scheme: professional wrestling! But Mr. Krabs isn’t the one who’s going to wrestle. He’s going to be the manager and money-handler-for the newest tag-team wrestlers in Bikini Bottom: SpongeBob and Patrick!