To earn some money and hang out with her friends, Pearl looks for a job at the mall. The only store that is hiring — Grandma’s Apron, which is oriented towards elderly women — is unpopular with her friends.

SpongeBob orders Gary a pet translation collar, allowing others to understand his speech. However, Squidward feels offended by Gary’s critique of his art, and swaps out Gary’s collar for his own microphone, allowing him to boss around SpongeBob under the guise of Gary.

Bubble Bass is forced to move from his mother’s basement to his grandmother’s house. He tricks SpongeBob and Patrick into moving his belongings by promising them a free lunch.

SpongeBob and Patrick are hired to babysit a very old lady, who attempts to escape from them.

Krabs vs. Plankton: When Plankton slips and falls on some water at the Krusty Krab, he sues Mr. Krabs for failing to post a wet floor sign. If Plankton wins the case, he will be awarded everything that Mr. Krabs’ owns, including the secret recipe formula. Only one man can defend Mr. Krabs, SpongeBob LawyerPants

Plankton!: SpongeBob falls victim to a scheme by the evil Plankton, Mr. Krabs’ minuscule arch-rival with the Napoleon complex. Plankton hides out in SpongeBob’s head and takes control of his brain. SpongeBob finds he must fight his own body to prevent himself from handing over the secret Krabby Patty recipe to Plankton.

Plankton acts as a wish-granting genie to get the secret formula. The genie bottle ends up with SpongeBob, who shares his wishes with his friends. Wanting more wishes, Patrick, Squidward, and Mr. Krabs fight over the genie bottle. A real genie appears, upset at Plankton for mishandling his bottle, and traps Mr. Krabs, Squidward, and […]

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.

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.

SpongeBob struggles to part with some items because of the memories they evoke.

A volcanic eruption brings an ancient warrior to Bikini Bottom with dire predictions.

SquidBob TentaclePants: Sandy’s experimental teleportation device malfunctions, melding SpongeBob and Squidward into one body. This makes working in the kitchen and behind the check out counter at the Krusty Krab a bit of an issue. But Squidward’s main concern is his big clarinet recital that’s just one day away. Unless Sandy can reverse the effects […]

Frankendoodle: When SpongeBob and Patrick discover a pencil from the surface they begin to draw with it. Everything the draw, comes to life! Soon, they begin to do small, lame pranks on the neighbors, the last of which is a crude, rough sketch of SpongeBob they call “SpongeDoodle”. SpongeDoodle quickly escapes and starts pranking all […]

Spongicus: Plankton has demolished the Chum Bucket! In its place, he has built a Roman coliseum and announces there will be a gladiator show, which means togas, chariots, and ferocious lionfish. And on top of all that, it’s free! No one in Bikini Bottom can resist, not even Mr. Krabs!

Whale of a Birthday: Mr. Krabs wants to give his daughter Pearl the best birthday ever. While he works on the party, SpongeBob is assigned the task of figuring out what Pearl would like for a present. So he trails her through the Bikini Bottom mall and takes note of everything she thinks is “Coral.” […]

As Seen on TV: Krabs makes a low budget commercial and SpongeBob is in it for one second. After the commercial airs once at three in the morning, a blind man recognizes SpongeBob. SpongeBob’s head blows up and he tells Mr. Krabs that he is going to have to quit the Krusty Krab now that […]

Suction Cup Symphony: The Bikini Bottom Symphony is accepting submissions for their composition contest, and Squidward is determined to win. He immediately gets to work on his masterpiece, but when SpongeBob and Patrick keep disrupting Squidward’s concentration, it looks like they might ruin his chance at musical stardom.

SpongeBob starts to take care of many snails. He slowly grows isolated and loses his sanity, while Squidward suffers allergies from the snail slime.

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 […]

Something Smells: SpongeBob eats some sea onion ice cream and his breath stinks. When people avoid him, Patrick offers “maybe it’s because you’re ugly.” Together, they devise various ways to hide SpongeBob’s hideous face. When Patrick eats some sea onion bon bons and people avoid him, too, he becomes convinced that he has caught “the […]

Cephalopod Lodge: When SpongeBob finds out that Squidward is a member of a secret society, SpongeBob decides he wants to join, too! The only problem is that the society is just for fish with tentacles. Undeterred, SpongeBob decides he needs to get into that lodge, even if it means sneaking in.

SpongeBob and Patrick are determined to join an extreme sports group called the Drasticals.

No Weenies Allowed: SpongeBob and Sandy are enjoying a day at the beach when they come across the Salty Spitoon, a rough and tumble hangout for real rugged folk. Sandy makes it through the bouncer, but SpongeBob is left outside. He then tries repeatedly to prove to the bouncer that he’s tough enough to hang […]

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.