Walking Small: The evil Plankton is up to no good once again when he tries to manipulate SpongeBob into becoming aggressive and mean in order to get more out of life. SpongeBob discovers that just because people obey you they don’t necessarily respect you. Besides, it’s just more fun to be nice to people and […]

Mr. Krabs buys Squidward’s paintings, and learns from an appraiser that art is worth more after the artist has died. Mr. Krabs makes Squidward go on increasingly dangerous deliveries to get rid of him.

Plankton acquires a second eye, which changes his personality and vision.

Mrs. Puff enters SpongeBob into the demolition derby, where his bad driving makes him a star.

Loading the player... Squidward is painting in his yard, until SpongeBob crashes into the painting, causing it to depict him. Art dealer Peggy Groupenheim ends up loving the painting, paying Squidward a large sum of money and telling him to paint more pictures of SpongeBob. SpongeBob becomes Squidward’s muse, where Squidward relies on SpongeBob’s poses […]

When SpongeBob can’t get enough sleep, he asks for help from Patrick.

SpongeBob vs. Patty Gadget: SpongeBob competes against a patty-making machine. It’s SpongeBob vs. a robot fry cook to see who’s best, sponge or machine?

SpongeBob babysits Sandy’s nieces, Macadamia, Hazelnut, and Pistachio, and takes them around Bikini Bottom.

New Digs: After arriving one minute late for work, SpongeBob decides to move into the Krusty Krab so that he will never be late to work again.

SpongeBob and Sandy battle an evil jellyfish who have cloned other Bikini Bottomites.

Choir Boys: It’s the day of Squidward’s big lead solo audition with the Bikini Bottom Men’s Chorus, and Squidward is brimming with excitement. He’s positive he’s a shoo-in for the part. Now all he needs to do is get to the audition on time-which means avoiding SpongeBob, no matter what it takes!