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SpongeBob tries to convince a bouncer that he is tough enough for the Salty Spitoon; Squidward's archenemy returns.
SpongeBob tries to convince a bouncer that he is tough enough for the Salty Spitoon; Squidward's archenemy returns.
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S9, EP2 "License to Milkshake; Squid Baby"SpongeBob is forced to go back to the milkshake academy when he learns that his milkshake license has expired; SpongeBob and Patrick must take care of Squidward when he reverts to being a baby.
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S3, EP8 "Krab Borg!; Rock-a-Bye Bivalve"SpongeBob thinks Mr. Krabs is a robot; SpongeBob and Patrick care for an abandoned baby clam.
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S11, EP15 "Sanitation Insanity; Bunny Hunt"When Mr. Krabs gets in trouble for littering, he makes SpongeBob and Squidward clean up Bikini Bottom; a sea bunny ravages Squidward's garden, but SpongeBob thinks it's cute.
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S17, EP6 "The Fry Cook and the Elves; It's About Mime"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.
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S17, EP5 "The Nerds; The SquarePants Method"A square yellow sponge named SpongeBob SquarePants lives in a pineapple with his pet snail, Gary, in the city of Bikini Bottom on the floor of the Pacific Ocean.
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S17, EP3 "Lady in the Lighthouse; Bitter Groans and Gardens"Squidward must figure out whodunit after a mysterious stranger vandalizes Mrs. Puff's Boating School; Squidward enters a gardening competition but struggles to keep up with SpongeBob's naturally green thumb.
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S17, EP2 "Home Away From Home; SpongeBob SpareParts"The houses on Conch Street come alive and go on an adventure to save Patrick's rock; Sandy upgrades SpongeBob with robotic parts after he injures his patty flipping arm.
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