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Sandy's Rocket (Episode)
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==Info== | ==Info== | ||
===Characters=== | ===Characters=== | ||
| − | *[[SpongeBob SquarePants | + | *[[SpongeBob SquarePants]] |
| − | *[[Patrick Star | + | *[[Patrick Star]] |
| − | *[[Sandy Cheeks | + | *[[Sandy Cheeks]] |
| − | *[[Gary the Snail | + | *[[Gary the Snail]] |
*[[Eugene H. Krabs|Mr. Krabs]] | *[[Eugene H. Krabs|Mr. Krabs]] | ||
*[[Mrs. Puff]] | *[[Mrs. Puff]] | ||
| − | *[[Squidward Tentacles | + | *[[Squidward Tentacles]] |
*Bikini Bottomites | *Bikini Bottomites | ||
| − | *[[Larry the Lobster | + | *[[Larry the Lobster]] |
| − | *[[Mr. Doodles | + | *[[Granny Tentacles]] (debut; mentioned) |
| − | *[[Flats the Flounder]] ( | + | *[[Mr. Doodles]] (debut; cameo) |
| − | + | *[[Flats the Flounder]] (debut; cameo) | |
| + | *[[Sheldon J. Plankton]] (deleted scene and book) | ||
| + | *[[Pearl Krabs]] (deleted scene and book) | ||
===Places=== | ===Places=== | ||
*[[SpongeBob's House]] | *[[SpongeBob's House]] | ||
*[[Squidward's House]] | *[[Squidward's House]] | ||
*[[Mrs. Puff's Boating School]] | *[[Mrs. Puff's Boating School]] | ||
| − | *The Moon | + | *The Moon (debut) |
*[[Sandy's Treedome|Treedome]] | *[[Sandy's Treedome|Treedome]] | ||
*[[Bikini Bottom]] | *[[Bikini Bottom]] | ||
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==Trivia/Goofs== | ==Trivia/Goofs== | ||
| + | *This episode marks the first appearances of [[Flats the Flounder]] and [[Mr. Doodles]] | ||
*When Patrick is messing around with a control in Sandy's rocket while "playing a game", a sound effect in the background is the rotating block sound from Tetris. | *When Patrick is messing around with a control in Sandy's rocket while "playing a game", a sound effect in the background is the rotating block sound from Tetris. | ||
*When SpongeBob and Patrick first become weightless in the rocket, a book floats by with "2001" written on its cover. This is a reference to Arthur C. Clark's novel ''2001: A Space Odyssey''. | *When SpongeBob and Patrick first become weightless in the rocket, a book floats by with "2001" written on its cover. This is a reference to Arthur C. Clark's novel ''2001: A Space Odyssey''. | ||
*When SpongeBob tosses his first captured "alien" (Gary), a ticker on the rocket clicks to one and a "ding" sound is heard. This ding used to be a common sound on CBS game shows, but it is most famous for being used on the current US version of The Price is Right. | *When SpongeBob tosses his first captured "alien" (Gary), a ticker on the rocket clicks to one and a "ding" sound is heard. This ding used to be a common sound on CBS game shows, but it is most famous for being used on the current US version of The Price is Right. | ||
| − | *This | + | *This episode is a spoof of alien films, specifically the 1986 James Cameron film, ''Aliens''. |
| − | * | + | *SpongeBob's belief that the "aliens" are "projecting" his and Patrick's memories of their home, Bikini Bottom, onto the lunar surface to put them into a false sense of security seems to be inspired from a short story, "The Third Expedition", from Ray Bradbury's book, ''the Martian Chronicles''. |
*When SpongeBob looks out at the window towards the moon, the view of Earth from the Moon looks almost exactly like the famed Apollo 8 photograph. | *When SpongeBob looks out at the window towards the moon, the view of Earth from the Moon looks almost exactly like the famed Apollo 8 photograph. | ||
| − | *A book based on this episode features an alternate ending where SpongeBob releases Sandy from the bag, as well as the citizens, and apologizes, but Sandy can see he still doesn't understand on what he did, and so when SpongeBob asks if he can hunt aliens, Sandy shoots SpongeBob as punishment before flying the rocket back to Bikini Bottom. This ending would be impossible in the actual episode because the rocket ran out of fuel when they got to the moon. It also contains | + | *A book based on this episode features an alternate ending where SpongeBob releases Sandy from the bag, as well as the citizens, and apologizes, but Sandy can see he still doesn't understand on what he did, and so when SpongeBob asks if he can hunt aliens, Sandy shoots SpongeBob as punishment before flying the rocket back to Bikini Bottom. This ending would be impossible in the actual episode because the rocket ran out of fuel when they got to the moon. It also contains extra scenes where Plankton is captured when trying to steal a Krabby Patty, and where Pearl is captured with six nets. |
*During a [[Nickelodeon]] movie promotion in 1999, a set of scratch and sniff stickers were released at specified fast-food restaurants to be used with certain Nicktoons. One of them was used when Patrick squirted toothpaste in some peanut butter. Another one appeared when SpongeBob pulled a hot water bottle out from under sleeping Squidward. Also, the symbol that signaled you to "sniff" at the bottom right part of the screen was accidentally filmed along with the episode, and not edited over until late 2002, almost 3 years after the scratch and sniff packs were put out of circulation. | *During a [[Nickelodeon]] movie promotion in 1999, a set of scratch and sniff stickers were released at specified fast-food restaurants to be used with certain Nicktoons. One of them was used when Patrick squirted toothpaste in some peanut butter. Another one appeared when SpongeBob pulled a hot water bottle out from under sleeping Squidward. Also, the symbol that signaled you to "sniff" at the bottom right part of the screen was accidentally filmed along with the episode, and not edited over until late 2002, almost 3 years after the scratch and sniff packs were put out of circulation. | ||
*A LEGO set called Rocket Ride based on this episode was released in 2008. | *A LEGO set called Rocket Ride based on this episode was released in 2008. | ||
Revision as of 21:18, 16 January 2024
| Sandy's Rocket | |
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 © Viacom | |
| Episode No.: | 8a |
| Season: | 1 |
| Airdate: | September 4, 1999 |
| Previous Episode: | Jellyfish Jam |
| Next Episode: | Squeaky Boots |
| Characters | Voice actors |
| SpongeBob SquarePants | Tom Kenny |
| Sandy Cheeks | Carolyn Lawrence |
| Patrick Star | Bill Fagerbakke |
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Sandy's Rocket is an episode from Season 1.
Contents |
Info
Characters
- SpongeBob SquarePants
- Patrick Star
- Sandy Cheeks
- Gary the Snail
- Mr. Krabs
- Mrs. Puff
- Squidward Tentacles
- Bikini Bottomites
- Larry the Lobster
- Granny Tentacles (debut; mentioned)
- Mr. Doodles (debut; cameo)
- Flats the Flounder (debut; cameo)
- Sheldon J. Plankton (deleted scene and book)
- Pearl Krabs (deleted scene and book)
Places
- SpongeBob's House
- Squidward's House
- Mrs. Puff's Boating School
- The Moon (debut)
- Treedome
- Bikini Bottom
Plot
When Sandy creates a rocket and tells SpongeBob that she's going to the moon, SpongeBob begs her to take him with her. Sandy tells him that there's not enough room, and SpongeBob compacts himself so he can fit into a small container. Sandy explains that she needs all of the containers and drawers, and tells him that this trip is for science, not fun. SpongeBob keeps on begging her, and she eventually accepts to take him. SpongeBob runs around the walls chanting "Going to the moon! Moon ride! Moon ride!", and annoys Sandy. Sandy has small net guns that she uses to harvest moon rocks, and denies the existence of aliens on the moon. Patrick comes to SpongeBob in the night and gives him some 'Alien repellent' (for windows), and they go to the rocket to spray it. Even though they're supposed to just spray the windows, Patrick goes inside and SpongeBob accidentally starts up the rocket. No-one is at the controls, so it goes into space, loops around the moon, and comes back to Bikini Bottom. SpongeBob and Patrick, convinced that they're on the Moon, think that the aliens are projecting their memories onto the environment to trick them. They start catching everyone with the net guns, believing they're aliens. The two then deduce that each other is an alien so they try to capture each other. Patrick accidentally captures himself, and SpongeBob puts him in the rocket. He starts the rocket up again, and it crashes on the moon. Suddenly, SpongeBob realizes his terrible mistake and everybody (Sandy, Patrick, Mr. Krabs, Squidward, Larry the Lobster, etc.) says "SpongeBob, the aliens would like to have a word with you".
Trivia/Goofs
- This episode marks the first appearances of Flats the Flounder and Mr. Doodles
- When Patrick is messing around with a control in Sandy's rocket while "playing a game", a sound effect in the background is the rotating block sound from Tetris.
- When SpongeBob and Patrick first become weightless in the rocket, a book floats by with "2001" written on its cover. This is a reference to Arthur C. Clark's novel 2001: A Space Odyssey.
- When SpongeBob tosses his first captured "alien" (Gary), a ticker on the rocket clicks to one and a "ding" sound is heard. This ding used to be a common sound on CBS game shows, but it is most famous for being used on the current US version of The Price is Right.
- This episode is a spoof of alien films, specifically the 1986 James Cameron film, Aliens.
- SpongeBob's belief that the "aliens" are "projecting" his and Patrick's memories of their home, Bikini Bottom, onto the lunar surface to put them into a false sense of security seems to be inspired from a short story, "The Third Expedition", from Ray Bradbury's book, the Martian Chronicles.
- When SpongeBob looks out at the window towards the moon, the view of Earth from the Moon looks almost exactly like the famed Apollo 8 photograph.
- A book based on this episode features an alternate ending where SpongeBob releases Sandy from the bag, as well as the citizens, and apologizes, but Sandy can see he still doesn't understand on what he did, and so when SpongeBob asks if he can hunt aliens, Sandy shoots SpongeBob as punishment before flying the rocket back to Bikini Bottom. This ending would be impossible in the actual episode because the rocket ran out of fuel when they got to the moon. It also contains extra scenes where Plankton is captured when trying to steal a Krabby Patty, and where Pearl is captured with six nets.
- During a Nickelodeon movie promotion in 1999, a set of scratch and sniff stickers were released at specified fast-food restaurants to be used with certain Nicktoons. One of them was used when Patrick squirted toothpaste in some peanut butter. Another one appeared when SpongeBob pulled a hot water bottle out from under sleeping Squidward. Also, the symbol that signaled you to "sniff" at the bottom right part of the screen was accidentally filmed along with the episode, and not edited over until late 2002, almost 3 years after the scratch and sniff packs were put out of circulation.
- A LEGO set called Rocket Ride based on this episode was released in 2008.
- Sandy's Rocket's scale changes between Bikini Bottom and the Moon, where it is almost as big as the moon itself.
- When SpongeBob and Patrick are having a tough time filling the "aliens" in the rocket ship, there were still many Bikini Bottomites captured and left on the ground. But after SpongeBob caught Patrick and Sandy, all the Bikini Bottomites were captured and the rocket was still half empty.
- Smoke from the rocket got into Sandy's treedome, despite the fact that the rocket is outside.
- It is unexplained to how everyone got back to Earth.
Transcript
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