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SpongeBob house-sits for Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy; SpongeBob is a comedy sensation when he tells mean jokes.
SpongeBob house-sits for Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy; SpongeBob is a comedy sensation when he tells mean jokes.
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S8, EP9 "House Sittin' for Sandy; Smoothe Jazz at Bikini Bottom"SpongeBob house-sits for Sandy; SpongeBob and Squidward go to the Kelpy G concert.
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S7, EP4 "The Curse of Bikini Bottom; Squidward in Clarinetland"SpongeBob and Patrick are cursed when they anger the Flying Dutchman; Squidward and SpongeBob must share a locker.
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S8, EP7 "Barnacle Face; Pet Sitter Pat"Mr. Krabs asks SpongeBob to help Pearl get rid of a barnacle on her face; SpongeBob asks Patrick to watch Gary while he's away.
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S11, EP10 "Chatterbox Gary; Don't Feed the Clowns"Gary has a pet translation collar, and he's talking up a storm; when a small clown gets left behind by the circus, SpongeBob takes the hapless harlequin under his wing.
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S16, EP10 "Pigskin Pearl"Pearl becomes a star player after joining her high school football team.
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S16, EP9 "Pardon My Wand; Stupor-stition"SpongeBob obtains a magician's wand and accidentally causes magical mayhem wherever he goes; on Friday the 13th, Mr. Krabs' extreme superstitions become a disruption for everyone around him.
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S16, EP8 "Heart of Garbage; Near-Mint Plankton"SpongeBob and Patrick must search for Squidward after the inside of his home turns into a vast garbage jungle; in his latest secret formula scheme, Plankton disguises himself as a collectible figurine and winds up trapped in.
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S16, EP7 "SpongeBob TrashPants; Krusty Kafeteria"SpongeBob decides to clean up Bikini Bottom; the Krusty Crew take on cafeteria duty at Pearl's school.
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