
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.
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.
Mr. Krabs manufactures Krabby Patties on an industrial scale, but it drives a wedge between SpongeBob and Patrick.
SpongeBob thinks Mr. Krabs is a robot; SpongeBob and Patrick care for an abandoned baby clam.
Sandy creates the latest acorn-based food sensation, but her tree pays the price for her greed; SpongeBob puts up a community bulletin board at the Krusty Krab, but anonymous reviews lead to trouble.
To get closer to the secret formula, Plankton swaps bodies with Squidward and must learn to adapt to his new lanky form; Sandy teaches SpongeBob cowboy skills while they pan for bubbles, unaware that Krabs trails them in the hunt.
The gang heads to a food convention, but things go awry when they become stranded in the woods; SpongeBob accidentally fibs to his pen pal, but when his friend comes to visit, he must keep the ruse going.