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SpongeBob orders a product that will help him learn to say no; SpongeBob gets a song stuck in his head.
SpongeBob orders a product that will help him learn to say no; SpongeBob gets a song stuck in his head.
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S7, EP7 "Back to the Past; The Bad Guy Club for Villains"SpongeBob and Patrick go back in time to see the young Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy; SpongeBob and Patrick watch their heroes fight bad guys.
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S14, EP12 "The Dirty Bubble Bass; Sheldon SquarePants"Bubble Bass and the dirty bubble team up to become Bikini Bottom's nastiest nefarious nuisance; Plankton joins the SquarePants family in the hope of becoming closer to SpongeBob and the secret formula.
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S13, EP9 "Say 'Awww!'; Patrick the Mailman"Frustrated that he's seen as cute instead of evil, Plankton builds a robot to punish anyone who says "aww!"; Patrick crushes the mailman, so he and SpongeBob deliver the mail around Bikini Bottom.
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S9, EP24 "Food Con Castaways; Snail Mail"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.
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S16, EP13 "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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S16, EP9 "Pigskin Pearl"Pearl becomes a star player after joining her high school football team.
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S16, EP8 "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, EP7 "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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