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Tommy Rechid
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| − | [[Image:NiceRoom.jpg|thumb|right|Tommy's room, dancing | + | [[Image:NiceRoom.jpg|thumb|right|Tommy's room, dancing The Cramp with Saddie Rechid, SpongeBob, Patrick, Squidward and Mr Krabs]] |
| − | '''Tommy''' is that son of [[Sadie Rechid]] and [[ | + | |
| − | We hear that name in the episode [[Slimy Dancing]]. | + | '''Tommy''' is that son of [[Sadie Rechid]] and [[Fred|Fred Rechid]]. |
| − | He likes to dance [[The Cramp]]. | + | We hear that name in the episode [[Slimy Dancing (Episode)|Slimy Dancing]]. |
| + | He likes to dance [[The Cramp]]. His twin is [[Timmy|Monroe]]. He is voiced by [[Dee Bradley Baker]]. | ||
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| − | He is a purple fish with purple lips and green pants with a black belt | + | He is a purple fish with purple lips and Brown Shirt with a Skull on it, green pants with a black belt and Green Converse sneakers. |
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Latest revision as of 17:47, 4 April 2018
Tommy is that son of Sadie Rechid and Fred Rechid. We hear that name in the episode Slimy Dancing. He likes to dance The Cramp. His twin is Monroe. He is voiced by Dee Bradley Baker.
[edit] Looks
He is a purple fish with purple lips and Brown Shirt with a Skull on it, green pants with a black belt and Green Converse sneakers.
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