House Fancy: Squidward is enraged when he sees the home of his rival, Squilliam featured on a TV show about fancy houses. Determined not to be outdone, Squidward arranges to have his own house on the program. But he quickly realizes that his house isn’t exactly camera-ready and he’s going to need a lot of […]

Mr. Krabs opens a Dinner Theater at the Krusty KrabSpongeBob takes his pals to Texas to see Sandy in a squirrel rodeo.

Wormy: When Sandy goes out of town for a few days, she puts SpongeBob and Patrick in charge of her pet caterpillar. When the caterpillar turns into a beautiful butterfly overnight, SpongeBob and Patrick are terrified of this new creature. It ate wormy and now it’s after them! They cause a panic around Bikini Bottom, […]

Man Ray rents Squidward’s house for the weekend. Despite Man Ray’s peaceful intentions, SpongeBob and Patrick provoke him and start a fight using objects in Squidward’s house. When Squidward returns from vacation, his house crumbles from the damage caused to it in the fight.

Krabs a la Mode: When Plankton secretly turns down the thermostat at the Krusty Krab the entire restaurant freezes over. But with a couple of frozen Krabby Patties tied to his shoes for skates, SpongeBob turns the frozen floor into an ice skating rink – and Mr. Krabs charges money for it.

Idiot Box: When a large screen TV is delivered to SpongeBob and Patrick, they throw the TV out and keep the box. Squidward thinks they are idiots and asks to keep the TV. They say sure. As Squidward is watching his new TV though, he keeps hearing noises from inside the box. He keeps going […]

Loading the player... When their “Avocondo Acres” house rots to the point of being inhospitable, SpongeBob’s parents, Harold and Margaret, come to stay at his pineapple while regrowing a new one. Despite SpongeBob acting “mature” and stuck-up in their presence, the two parents wreak havoc and are constantly thirsty for thrills.

Upon finding a world record book in the Krusty Krab’s dumpster, Sandy is determined to break all the records. SpongeBob joins her, but soon worries that she is getting too obsessed and tries to destroy the book.

The Pink Purloiner: SpongeBob’s favorite jellyfishing net is missing! And worst of all, Patrick may have been the one that stole it. But SpongeBob can’t accuse his friend of anything until he can find some hard evidence that the starfish does indeed have the net.

Patrick learns that the employees at Goofy Goober’s get free ice cream on their break. He applies for a job, but fails every task he is given, so SpongeBob hides in his uniform and does the work for him.

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

After SpongeBob is banned from the local zoo for going into the animal enclosures, he and Patrick make a zoo out of bubbles around their houses.

Loading the player... SpongeBob trips while serving Krabby Patties and ends up blending them into Bubble Bass’s Kelp Shake, accidentally creating a new menu item, Patty Whips, that Mr. Krabs adds to the Krusty Krab menu and sells for $10. This gets attention from the Goofy Goober’s manager, named “The Goobfather”, who orders the Krusty […]

All That Glitters: During an intense day on the job, SpongeBob’s spatula breaks mid patty-flip. With his favorite kitchen implement out of commission, SpongeBob searches for a temporary replacement. Enter “Le Spatula,” the latest in state-of-the-art cooking tools. The sleek and modern Le Spatula dazzles SpongeBob so completely that he will do anything to own […]

Selling Out: Mr. Krabs sells his restaurant to a conglomerate that plans to turn the Krusty Krab into a big corporate chain. At first the sell out brings the kind of peace and quiet Mr. Krabs always wanted. But his early retirement quickly turns into nothing more than one boring day after another, and Mr. […]

Suction Cup Symphony: The Bikini Bottom Symphony is accepting submissions for their composition contest, and Squidward is determined to win. He immediately gets to work on his masterpiece, but when SpongeBob and Patrick keep disrupting Squidward’s concentration, it looks like they might ruin his chance at musical stardom.

Upon learning that “imitation is the sincerest form of flattery” from Squidward, SpongeBob impresses his friends through impressions of them. He becomes so obsessed with impressions that he loses his own identity, and SpongeBob’s friends need to imitate him to remind him who he is.

After a boating accident, Mr. Krabs and Plankton have to attend boating school. The two’s rivalry makes them unable to focus, and they fight during their driving test, causing them to crash. Plankton and Krabs, along with SpongeBob, end up stitched together in the hospital.

Sleepy Time: One night, SpongeBob suddenly posses the amazing ability to visit the dreams of his friends and neighbors. As he visits from one dream to the next, SpongeBob gets involved in their personal fantasies, for better or worse. The residents of Bikini Bottom, however, aren’t too happy about this new addition to their nightly […]

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

Loading the player... When Squidward’s awful clarinet playing ends up causing destruction and damage around town, he’s forced to take music classes at Little Flipper Music Academy, in which he’s constantly frustrated by his supposed lack of talent and the superiority of SpongeBob’s “flute-nose” music technique.

Incidental fish Fred continually hurts his legs, so SpongeBob tries to keep him from danger. However, Fred confesses that he does it on purpose because he likes a nurse at the hospital, leading SpongeBob to help injure him.

SpongeBob takes pity on a worm and allows it to live in his body. However, the worm takes advantage and invites many of his friends over, resulting in SpongeBob becoming infested with worms, unable to get rid of them.

Pranks a Lot: SpongeBob and Patrick invest in some magic “invisible spray” at the local prank shop. They strip down and spray themselves – the stuff really works! They go on a major pranking spree, hitting just about everyone in town and getting away with it. It’s finally Mr. Krabs that figures them out and […]

Mr. Krabs sends SpongeBob and Sandy to get exotic ingredients for Krabby Patties. Plankton follows them, but fails to get the ingredients successfully, leading him to steal them from Sandy and SpongeBob. Mr. Krabs confesses that the list was fake and only used to distract Plankton, leading Sandy to beat up him and Plankton.

the Lost Mattress: SpongeBob hears that Mr. Krabs cannot get a good night sleep on his lumpy mattress, so, with the help of Patrick and Squidward, SpongeBob buys Mr. Krabs a brand new mattress and throws the old one away. Once Mr. Krabs learns of the switch, he falls into a “cash coma” – all […]

Wet Painters: SpongeBob and Patrick are wreaking havoc on the Krusty Krab, so Mr. Krabs decides to give them a little busy work. He tells them to paint his living room, and gives them permanent paint. Very permanent. So permanent that he threatens to hang their butts over his mantle if they get it on […]

Squidward accidentally throws the Krabby Patty secret formula away while cleaning, so he and SpongeBob have to sneak into the Chum Bucket to get it back.

Everyone in Bikini Bottom is participating in a worm-sled race to win one million dollars.

Mermaidman and Barnacleboy III: When Mermaidman and Barnacleboy go away for the weekend, they ask SpongeBob and Patrick to house sit for them. Inside the house, SpongeBob and Patrick discover the evil super villain, Man-Ray frozen in a tank. SpongeBob can’t help but unfreeze him and he cons them into setting him free by convincing […]

Plankton impersonates Gary to try and steal the formula.

Squidville: Squidward is so sick and tired of living between SpongeBob and Patrick that he decides to leave Bikini Bottom and go someplace where everyone is just like him. Squidward arrives and he loves it at first, but he soon discovers how boring everyone is and how uninteresting his life is without the constant mayhem […]