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SpongeBob blows bubbles; SpongeBob accidentally rips his pants while trying to impress Sandy Cheeks at Mussel Beach.
SpongeBob blows bubbles; SpongeBob accidentally rips his pants while trying to impress Sandy Cheeks at Mussel Beach.
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S1, EP2 "Bubblestand; Ripped Pants"SpongeBob blows bubbles; SpongeBob accidentally rips his pants while trying to impress Sandy Cheeks at Mussel Beach.
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S7, EP19 "The Great Patty Caper"When the key to the vault holding the Krabby Patty recipe is lost, SpongeBob must locate it before the recipe is lost forever.
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S12, EP17 "Jolly Lodgers; Biddy Sitting"After his house gets infested, Squidward checks into a hotel where a different kind of pest awaits him; SpongeBob and Patrick get duped into babysitting a grouchy old lady who keeps trying to escape.
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S14, EP3 "BassWard; Squidiot Box"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.
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S17, EP10 "Rock Bottom Games; Clicking With a Clique"SpongeBob and Patrick compete for a spot in Bubble Bass' nerd clique; Bikini Bottomites and Rock Bottomites battle it out in a series of silly sports.
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S17, EP9 "Duct Tape Dystopia; Farmers Market Feud"Mr. Krabs repairs issues around the Krusty Krab with duct tape; soon, however, the quick fixes lead to one big headache.
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S17, EP8 "Night School Knuckleheads; Painfully Employed"At night school, SpongeBob and Patrick dive into a series of classes on wildly different subjects; Plankton hires Bubble Bass at the Chum Bucket and realizes he can utilize him to get his hands on a Krabby Patty.
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S17, EP7 "My Tighty Whiteys; What Ever Happened to Baby Prunes?"SpongeBob goes on a desperate search after his favorite pair of underwear go missing; Baby Prunes shares the story of her days as a child star to explain why she dispises chocolate.
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