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Squidward issues a restraining order against SpongeBob; Plankton mistakenly believes that a piece of art is a stolen Krabby patty.
Squidward issues a restraining order against SpongeBob; Plankton mistakenly believes that a piece of art is a stolen Krabby patty.
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S17, EP7 "My Tighty Whiteys; What Ever Happened to Baby Prunes?"SpongeBob goes on a search after his favorite pair of underwear goes missing; Baby Prunes shares the story of her days as a child star to explain why she despises chocolate.
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