
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 sends SpongeBob and Patrick to spy on Plankton; Squidward and SpongeBob make an instructional video on boating techniques; Mr. Krabs holds a contest.

Mr. Krabs' old fry cook pays a visit to the Krusty Krab; SpongeBob invests in night lights to ward off the boogeyman.

When Squidward sets out to prove that anyone can write a comic book, his work garners an obsessed fan base; an actor shadows SpongeBob in preparation for his next big movie, but his dedication to the role becomes a headache for SpongeBob.

When the Krusty Krab is left filthy, a magical fish teaches SpongeBob how to keep surfaces looking spiffy, lickety-split; SpongeBob is recruited to cook in the big leagues, but first, he must prove his worth in the test kitchen.

Mr. Krabs and Plankton must learn to get along after ending up shipwrecked on an island; SpongeBob and Squidina try to start their very own Captain Quasar fan club after being kicked out of Bubble Bass's.

Plankton invents a machine enabling him to switch lives with Mr. Krabs; SpongeBob volunteers for lifeguard duty.

Patrick joins SpongeBob at boating school, but it's not smooth sailing; Mr. Krabs celebrates a business milestone.

After the Science Scouts begin selling biscuits to fund a trip to Mars, Mr. Krabs enters the ring and turns it into a competition; a new driving school opens in town.