Squidtastic Voyage: When Squidward swallows his clarinet reed Sandy offers to retrieve the piece by shrinking herself and a mini sub down to microscopic proportions and traveling into Squidward’s body. But to Squidward’s horror, SpongeBob and Patrick accidentally end up in the mini-drivers seat of the sub and continue the mission on their own.

SpongeBob joins a gang called the Sharks, but soon learns that they are feared and hated around town. When SpongeBob mistakenly believes the Sharks kidnapped Gary, SpongeBob prepares to fight with them at a showdown, only to find that it is a dance battle, with Gary as the DJ.

You Shoe’s Untied: Pat gets a new pair of shoes, but doesn’t know how to tie his laces. When SpongeBob offers to demonstrate lace tying to Patrick, he forgets how to do. SpongeBob suffers various calamities, trying to make it through his day with his laces untied and him tripping over everything. In the end, […]

Single Cell Anniversary: It’s Karen and Plankton’s wedding anniversary, and Karen has gotten Plankton the best anniversary gift ever-the Krabby Patty formula! But she refuses to give it to him until Plankton gives her the best gift ever, too. If only he knew what that was!

SpongeBob attempts to dive to the surface of the ocean, but is stopped by a wall of garbage. There, he meets a delusional elderly man who believes he is King Neptune. The trash that SpongeBob and the man throw during their fight sinks to the bottom, which the citizens of Bikini Bottom find practical uses […]

Loading the player... SpongeBob, Patrick, and Sandy are invited to a reunion at Kamp Koral where their old friends end up mysteriously disappearing.

I’m with Stupid: When Patrick’s parents come over for Starfish Day, Patrick gets upset that they still think he isn’t very smart. SpongeBob offers to act stupid next to Patrick in front of Patricks’ parents in order to make Patrick look smarter, but their plan backfires when Patrick forgets that SpongeBob is just acting and […]

Loading the player... The inside of the Krusty Krab is coated in green gunk because of a recent sewer dwellers’ convention held there, so Mr. Krabs gives SpongeBob the task of cleaning the Krusty Krab, not allowing him to leave until the place is completely clean. With the help of magical janitor Sammy Suckerfish, he […]

Sandy reads a book on behavioral psychology, and sets up an observation to see how SpongeBob and Patrick act. Patrick is put in charge, leading him to act bossy when Sandy gives them various tasks.

SpongeBob buys Gary a red ball, but worries when Gary is obsessed with the ball and seems to care about it more than him.

SpongeBob orders Gary a pet translation collar, allowing others to understand his speech. However, Squidward feels offended by Gary’s critique of his art, and swaps out Gary’s collar for his own microphone, allowing him to boss around SpongeBob under the guise of Gary.

Le Big Switch: After being enrolled in a chef exchange program, SpongeBob switches places with a snooty French chef from a high-end restaurant.

Help Wanted: Encouraged by his best friend, Patrick Starfish, SpongeBob overcomes his fears and finally applies for that dream job as a fry cook at the Krusty Krab. Challenged by the owner, Mr. Krabs, and his assistant Squidward, to prove himself worthy of the job, SpongeBob rises to the occasion, with the help of one […]

Patrick goes on vacation with SpongeBob’s family to the Great Barrier Reef.

Sandy’s birthday party is interrupted by Neptune’s Moon, a rare phenomenon that causes underwater animals to revert to a primal, realistic state. As a land creature, Sandy is the only one not affected, and must keep her friends safe from the now monstrously-large Squidward and Pearl.

SpongeBob teaches Patrick karate, causing mayhem in Bikini Bottom.

To Love a Patty: SpongeBob has trouble saying Goodbye to the most perfect Krabby Patty he has ever cooked up. He falls in love with “Patty”, saves her from a muscle-bond customer, takes her home and out on a special date.

Loading the player... After Patrick ends up sleeping for a week at Jellyfish Fields, he is unable to stay asleep when he goes to bed that night, so he resorts to many methods to get himself to fall asleep. After many unsuccessful attempts, SpongeBob tells Patrick he needs the Sandman to help him fall asleep, […]

SpongeBob and King Neptune swap their spatula and trident. Neptune is unable to fight a kraken using SpongeBob’s spatula and tries to find his trident, while SpongeBob uses the trident to grant wishes that end up backfiring.

SpongeBob is followed by migrating clams, who disrupt people around town. He agrees to lead the clams away after complaints by the citizens, and after acting like a clam for a season, returns home.

Overbooked: SpongeBob’s got a full day, and he’s determined to do everything he’s scheduled to do: help fix Mr. Krabs’ telescope, go to Patrick’s birthday party, and help with Sandy’s science presentation. Too bad everything’s scheduled for the same exact time!

Chimps Ahoy: The Chimpanzee beneficiaries of Sandy’s undersea treedome are paying a visit to see what progress she has made with her inventions. But Sandy doesn’t think any of her work will satisfy the chimps, and if they don’t like what she’s invented Sandy could lose her funding forcing her to leave Bikini Bottom. SpongeBob […]

Texas: Sandy comes down with a case of the blues and SpongeBob is determined to find out why and what he can do about it. The cure proves a little more challenging than expected when it turns out Sandy is homesick for ‘good ‘ol Texas’ and plans to go back home. SpongeBob and friends decide […]

Loading the player... On her way home from the Nut Barn, Sandy trips and ends up breaking her helmet, so she calls to get a new helmet delivered, which would take six to eight weeks. Stuck in her dome all alone, Sandy calls up her friends, only for them to be all busy, so she […]

Loading the player... Patrick goes into an uncontrollable rage whenever he hears a bell ringing. Mr. Krabs realizes this after the installation of a new dinner bell, and enters Patrick in a wrestling match.

When Squidward’s house gets destroyed, he reluctantly decides to take residence inside Patrick’s house. Soon, Squidward’s personality rubs onto Patrick, so Squidward takes on Patrick’s personality to make things even.

Patrick recruits SpongeBob into his club, the Empty Head Society. Before entering, SpongeBob is made to remove his brain and hand it in to check-out; however, while doing destructive “community service” with the group, his brainstem shorts out and severely lowers his intelligence. Patrick helps SpongeBob find his brain again.

The Donut of Shame: When Patrick accidentally takes SpongeBob’s donut he is wracked with guilt over his heinous crime.

Plankton!: SpongeBob falls victim to a scheme by the evil Plankton, Mr. Krabs’ minuscule arch-rival with the Napoleon complex. Plankton hides out in SpongeBob’s head and takes control of his brain. SpongeBob finds he must fight his own body to prevent himself from handing over the secret Krabby Patty recipe to Plankton.

Sandy, Karen, and Mrs. Puff invite Pearl to go camping. Pearl brings SpongeBob along to prank them, but he gets lost in the woods. Meanwhile, the girls tell Pearl a scary story that turns out to be true.

Plankton breaks SpongeBob’s spatula and gives him a high-tech one, which he remotely controls and speaks out of from the Chum Bucket. After earning SpongeBob’s respect, Plankton attempts to sabotage his job.

To avoid irritating Squidward, SpongeBob and Patrick dig a tunnel under their houses, much to Squidward’s annoyance.