
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.
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.
Mr. Krabs and SpongeBob hide the health inspector's body; SpongeBob and Patrick throw out their new TV and keep the box.
Pearl gets a job to be cool like her friends, but the only store that is hiring is the lamest store at the mall; SpongeBob loses the use of his thumbs.
SpongeBob and Patrick throw snowballs at Squidward; Mr. Krabs has a garage sale.
SpongeBob can't shake a group of elves who want to repay him for a good deed; a mime begins following (and imitating) SpongeBob, much to his annoyance.
Stardom goes to SpongeBob's head after he appears in Krabs' low-budget commercial; Squidward becomes impoverished.
SpongeBob and Patrick think their homes have been sold and move away, pleasing Squidward; fortune cookies predict the future, so Plankton uses them for his schemes.
SpongeBob tries to convince a bouncer that he is tough enough for the Salty Spitoon; Squidward's archenemy returns.