The Thing: After a freak bicycling accident, Squidward is coated in so much mud, leaves, branches and gunk to make him totally unrecognizable. The residents of Bikini Bottom think that Squidward is some sort of monster come to terrorize the town. But SpongeBob thinks he’s kind of cute, so he adopts Squidward and tries to […]

Loading the player... Sandy shows SpongeBob her new invention, the Fish-U-Up Machine, and using that invention, replaces her squirrel DNA with a fish’s DNA, allowing her to breathe like a real sea creature and experience the ocean. After turning into a fish, Sandy decides to fully explore the underwater world with SpongeBob, including going back […]

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

Mr. Krabs sends SpongeBob, Patrick and Squidward to dig up mustard at the Mustard Mines. The three eventually find mustard, but are confronted by an old prospector who tries to keep it for himself.

Patrick sleepwalks into SpongeBob’s house. Unable to wake Patrick up, SpongeBob has to guide him out of danger as he goes around town.

Gary’s slime deforms a letter on SpongeBob’s note to his pen pal, from “frying” to “flying.” SpongeBob does not want to disappoint his pen pal and admit the mistake, so Sandy teaches him how to be a pilot in time for the Bikini Bottom Air Show.

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!

Karate Choppers: SpongeBob and Sandy’s incessant Karate sparring is starting to wreak havoc in the Krusty Krab. Mr. Krabs orders SpongeBob, under penalty of being fired, to cease all Karate activities. SpongeBob’s toughest opponent becomes the irresistible lure of Karate sparring.