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Squidward finds SpongeBob's diary, and starts reading it out loud in the Krusty Krab; SpongeBob fails his driving test, forcing Mrs Puff to think outside the box and off the road.
Squidward finds SpongeBob's diary, and starts reading it out loud in the Krusty Krab; SpongeBob fails his driving test, forcing Mrs Puff to think outside the box and off the road.
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S10, EP2 "Mimic Madness; House Worming"SpongeBob learns that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery; when worms move in to SpongeBob's holes, he has to hide his disgusting new friends from everyone else.
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S9, EP23 "Sandy's Nutmare; Bulletin Board"Sandy creates the latest acorn-based food sensation, but her tree pays the price for her greed; SpongeBob puts up a community bulletin board at the Krusty Krab, but anonymous reviews lead to trouble.
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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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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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