
Nicktoons features a roster of hits that have defined kids’ and animation lovers’ TV, including Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, SpongeBob SquarePants, The Fairly OddParents, Alvinnn!!! And the Chipmunks, Sanjay & Craig and the Yu-Gi-Oh! and Power Rangers franchises. The network also features NickSports, a weekly programming block showcasing a mix of original and acquired long- and short-form content from professional sports leagues NFL, MLS, NASCAR, WWE, MLB, PGA and NHL; series including Crashletes and The Dude Perfect Show; documentary programming; and acquired sports-themed theatrical movies.

Mr. Krabs tries to sell a moldy Krabby patty; SpongeBob breaks his butt while sand sledding.

When Sandy tries to study SpongeBob and Patrick's behavioral patterns, her science experiment goes awry; after following Plankton's advice, Mr. Krabs decides to marry the only thing he has ever loved - money.

Plankton hires Patrick to create advertising slogans for the Chum Bucket; SpongeBob helps Plankton find the perfect anniversary gift for Karen.

Squidward and Bubble Bass are forced to tolerate each other's company on a trip to Shell City; Squidward takes a trip inside the imagination box and must rely on SpongeBob and Patrick's creativity in order to escape.

SpongeBob brings herds of jellyfish to Mr. Krabs; Patrick gets a job at the Chum Bucket and competes with SpongeBob in the Fry Cook Games.

Plankton and Karen take dance lessons; equipped with a magical spell book, SpongeBob cooks up chaos in the Krusty Krab kitchen.

Mr. Krabs turns the Krusty Krab into a jailhouse after Plankton breaks the law; SpongeBob and Patrick turn the pineapple into a mobile home to take Squidward on the road trip he deserves.

Squidward is stuck indoors with SpongeBob and Patrick during a storm; Plankton creates an underground restaurant that threatens to put the Krusty Krab out of business.