Bubble Bass is forced to have a playdate with Patrick, who opens a bag of swamp water that sends them into a swamp. There, the duo encounter a group of alligators who cook spicy food, and later a Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy supervillain who has stolen one of Bubble Bass’s action figures.

Sandy makes a teleporter, which Plankton tries to use to steal the formula.

SpongeBob attempts to keep Bubble Buddy’s son out of danger.

After many failures, Plankton closes the Chum Bucket and starts a new life in a faraway town. SpongeBob and Mr. Krabs, who does not believe that Plankton has truly changed, follow him.

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.

Nature Pants: After suffering through some unusually rough days at work, SpongeBob decides to leave his industrialized life and “live off the land” with the jellyfish in JellyFish Fields. A rough day on the job, however, is nothing compared to a rough day of trying survive in nature amongst the jellyfish. SpongeBob is forced endure […]

Sandy participates in a ship-in-a-bottle contest. SpongeBob calls Mr. Krabs to help her, and he turns her entire treedome into a ship.

Mr. Krabs and SpongeBob go on a free cruise, and Plankton follows them.

Pineapple Fever: Squidward gets stuck in SpongeBob’s pineapple during a torrential storm. Unable to go home in the bad weather, Squidward is forced to tolerate SpongeBob and Patrick’s silly antics until the storm lets up or he loses his mind-whichever comes first!

Plankton’s Regular: Plankton has a customer who loves his chum and eats at the Chum Bucket every day-and no one is more surprised than Plankton. Could this mean competition for the Krusty Krab?

Have You Seen This Snail?: While trying to beat a paddle-ball world record, SpongeBob forgets to feed Gary-for several weeks. So Gary runs away to downtown Bikini Bottom where he is taken in by a kindly old woman who confuses him with one of her many deceased pets. Once SpongeBob realizes that he has neglected […]

Squeaky Boots: Mr. Krabs surreptitiously gives SpongeBob a pair of squeaky boots in lieu of pay. No problem. SpongeBob loves them and learns to master the squeaking noise to a new height of communication. Krabs’ conscience haunts him as the squeaking noise drives him crazy. Written by NAS

Neptune’s Spatula: On a visit to the Fry Cook Hall of Fame, SpongeBob inadvertently pulls a mythical spatula from a vat of ancient grease, thus giving him claim to the title of ‘Worlds Greatest Fry Cook’. When the act summons the great King of the Sea, Neptune, however, SpongeBob must face the disbelieving god in […]

SpongeBob is instructed to clean up Mrs. Puff’s lighthouse, and finds a snail he names Louie. Louie attacks SpongeBob and sends the lighthouse rolling across town. When it comes to a stop, SpongeBob finds that Louie is a mother living in the lighthouse with her babies.

Mr. Krabs opens a Dinner Theater at the Krusty KrabSpongeBob takes his pals to Texas to see Sandy in a squirrel rodeo.

SpongeBob and Patrick buy a popular toy, where the user detaches their brain from their head, then flies it around as a drone. A cranky old man kidnaps all the brains, so SpongeBob and Patrick get Sandy’s help to confront 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, […]

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 […]

SpongeBob becomes addicted to a song and cannot stop singing it.

SpongeBob buys a self-driving car named Coupe, who turns out to act snobby and entitled. When Coupe insists that the Krusty Krab is too “low-class” and refuses to take him there for work, SpongeBob takes out his own steering wheel and forcibly drives Coupe to the Krusty Krab. SpongeBob then makes him work as a […]

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 […]

Fear of a Krabby Patty: The Krusty Krab is now open 24-hours-a-day, which means that the Krusty Krab employees have to work round-the-clock and without a break. At first the prospect of never leaving work is like a dream come true for SpongeBob. But soon the relentless schedule takes its toll, and SpongeBob develops an […]

New Digs: After arriving one minute late for work, SpongeBob decides to move into the Krusty Krab so that he will never be late to work again.

Mr. Krabs sneaks away from the Krusty Krab’s annual health check-up, fearing that it will be painful. SpongeBob and Squidward try to give him the check-up without him knowing, and when their attempts do not work, they make Larry the Lobster dress as Mr. Krabs and pass the check-up.