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Someone's in the Kitchen with Sandy (Episode)
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*Sandy's pelt is the only thing that is exposed so why should she shower under it? | *Sandy's pelt is the only thing that is exposed so why should she shower under it? | ||
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*Sandy should have kept her towel on when she searched for her pelt instead of just throwing it away. | *Sandy should have kept her towel on when she searched for her pelt instead of just throwing it away. | ||
− | * | + | *SpongeBob called Sandy "a special friend". |
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*The title is a parody of the verse "Someone's in the Kitchen with Dinah" in the old song "I've Been Working On The Railroad". | *The title is a parody of the verse "Someone's in the Kitchen with Dinah" in the old song "I've Been Working On The Railroad". | ||
*This the first time we see Plankton in Sandy's treedome. | *This the first time we see Plankton in Sandy's treedome. | ||
*So far, every main character except [[Gary]] has been in the [[Treedome]] at least once. | *So far, every main character except [[Gary]] has been in the [[Treedome]] at least once. | ||
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*Sandy's bathroom had a lock on the outside. | *Sandy's bathroom had a lock on the outside. | ||
− | *In [[Bummer Vacation]], | + | *In [[Bummer Vacation]], SpongeBob said the grill needed to be turned to exactly 298 degrees farenheit, but in this episode SpongeBob said 274 degrees farenheit. |
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==Transcript== | ==Transcript== |
Revision as of 15:42, 19 June 2010
Someone's in the Kitchen with Sandy | |
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Episode No.: | 129a |
Airdate: | July 19, 2009 |
Season: | Season 7 |
Previous Episode: | Stuck in the Wringer |
Next Episode: | The Inside Job |
"Someone's in the Kitchen with Sandy" is an episode from Season 7.
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Plot
Plankton hid in a sesame seed in a Krabby Patty, and SpongeBob took the patty and gave it to Sandy. Plankton,who was in the patty,got sent to her Treedome. While Sandy was in the shower, he stole her pelt and locked her in. He went to the Chum Bucket and made a robot in the pelt for him to control. He went to the Krusty Krab and told SpongeBob to tell him the formula. Spongebob couldn't tell him the whole formula but,he could tell him how to make it. Meanwhile,Sandy went into town,looking for her pelt. However,people mistook her for being nude calling her a "naked chipmonk",a "nudist ferret" and a "hairless goat". Plankton,who was tired of waiting,stole the formula and rushed out of the kitchen. Sandy got out of the sewer and beat up Plankton. Just when Sandy got her pelt back,the police arrested her for public nudity.
Trivia/Goofs
- Sandy's pelt is the only thing that is exposed so why should she shower under it?
- Sandy should have kept her towel on when she searched for her pelt instead of just throwing it away.
- SpongeBob called Sandy "a special friend".
- The title is a parody of the verse "Someone's in the Kitchen with Dinah" in the old song "I've Been Working On The Railroad".
- This the first time we see Plankton in Sandy's treedome.
- So far, every main character except Gary has been in the Treedome at least once.
- Sandy's bathroom had a lock on the outside.
- In Bummer Vacation, SpongeBob said the grill needed to be turned to exactly 298 degrees farenheit, but in this episode SpongeBob said 274 degrees farenheit.
Transcript
Episode Transcript: Someone's in the Kitchen with Sandy
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