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Episode Transcript: Krabs vs. Plankton
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(gets up and walks to his computer wife, Karen) | (gets up and walks to his computer wife, Karen) | ||
− | '''Karen:''' Maybe today will be the day? | + | '''Karen:''' ''Maybe today will be the day?'' |
'''Plankton:''' Thank you for your patronizing words, computer wife. (walks towards the doors of the Chum Bucket) | '''Plankton:''' Thank you for your patronizing words, computer wife. (walks towards the doors of the Chum Bucket) | ||
− | '''Karen:''' Do you even have a plan? | + | '''Karen:''' ''Do you even have a plan?'' |
'''Plankton:''' Plan, shman. I'm gonna wing it. What's the worst thing that could happen? (bubble-wipe to the Krusty Krab. Plankton walks through the door) I'm in. That was easy. Maybe today is the day I'm gonna steal the Krabby Patty formula...ow, oof! (slips and falls into a puddle of water) | '''Plankton:''' Plan, shman. I'm gonna wing it. What's the worst thing that could happen? (bubble-wipe to the Krusty Krab. Plankton walks through the door) I'm in. That was easy. Maybe today is the day I'm gonna steal the Krabby Patty formula...ow, oof! (slips and falls into a puddle of water) | ||
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'''SpongeBob:''' Don't worry, Mr. Krabs. I will do whatever it takes to keep the Krusty Krab formula from getting into Plankton's evil hands. | '''SpongeBob:''' Don't worry, Mr. Krabs. I will do whatever it takes to keep the Krusty Krab formula from getting into Plankton's evil hands. | ||
− | '''Mr. Krabs:''' What I really need is a good lawyer. (a | + | '''Mr. Krabs:''' What I really need is a good lawyer. (a lawyer with a gray suit, hair parted to one side and wearing glasses zooms quickly from offscreen) |
− | '''Richard A Bottomfeeder:''' Hello, did somebody say "lawyer"? (holds out his business card) Richard A. Bottomfeeder, Attorney at Law. I couldn't help but notice that despicable display. | + | '''Richard A. Bottomfeeder:''' Hello, did somebody say "lawyer"? (holds out his business card) Richard A. Bottomfeeder, Attorney at Law. I couldn't help but notice that despicable display. |
'''Mr. Krabs:''' So, uhh, how much is this gonna cost me? | '''Mr. Krabs:''' So, uhh, how much is this gonna cost me? | ||
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'''Bailiff:''' Court will come to order. The Honorable Judge Stickleback presiding. | '''Bailiff:''' Court will come to order. The Honorable Judge Stickleback presiding. | ||
− | '''Judge | + | '''Judge:''' Mr. Krabs, where is your attorney? |
'''Mr. Krabs:''' (hesitantly) I don't know where he could be. (the courtroom door bursts open, with SpongeBob standing there in a gray suit, similar to Richard's) | '''Mr. Krabs:''' (hesitantly) I don't know where he could be. (the courtroom door bursts open, with SpongeBob standing there in a gray suit, similar to Richard's) |
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Episode Article: Krabs vs. Plankton
[edit] Characters
- SpongeBob
- Plankton
- Karen
- Richard A. Bottomfeeder
- Mr. Krabs
- Krusty Krab Customers
- Judge StickleBack
- Jury Members (some of them are Phil, Tom and Annette)
[edit] Dialogue
(episode begins at the Chum Bucket. A clam crows like a rooster. Cut to a close-up of Plankton's face. He has his eyes closed, and then slowly opens them to show their veins)
Plankton: (drearily) And so passes another sleepless night, haunted by my inability to steal even a single Krabby Patty. (gets up and walks to his computer wife, Karen)
Karen: Maybe today will be the day?
Plankton: Thank you for your patronizing words, computer wife. (walks towards the doors of the Chum Bucket)
Karen: Do you even have a plan?
Plankton: Plan, shman. I'm gonna wing it. What's the worst thing that could happen? (bubble-wipe to the Krusty Krab. Plankton walks through the door) I'm in. That was easy. Maybe today is the day I'm gonna steal the Krabby Patty formula...ow, oof! (slips and falls into a puddle of water)
SpongeBob: Careful, Plankton, I just mopped there.
Mr. Krabs: (walks towards them) Look at you, Plankton. Once again you've fallen flat on your back in another pathetic attempt to steal me formula. (holds a Krabby Patty in front of his face) Though you've tried and tried, you haven't had the smallest nibble of my delicious formula. (Plankton tries to bite it, but Mr. Krabs takes it away) And you never will! (laughs) How do you sleep at night, knowing you're a complete failure? (walks away laughing)
Male Customer: (talking to the person next to him, commenting on the wet floor SpongeBob was mopping) There really should be a "Wet Floor" sign.
Male Customer #2: Yeah, if that were me who slipped, I'd sue old man Krabs for all he's got.
Plankton: Does that include the Krabby Patty formula?
Male Customer: Of course.
Plankton: (ponders the thought and then fakes an injury and starts screaming) Oh, the pain! I can't feel my arms and legs! I think they're broken. I'll have to sue for my pain and suffering.
Mr. Krabs: (bursting through his office's door) Sue?!
Female Customer: Oh, that looks bad.
Male Customer #3: Uh-oh.
Female Customer #2: Poor little man. (SpongeBob and Mr. Krabs enter the frame and look at each other. Bubble-wipe to ambulance workers carrying Plankton in a gurney)
Mr. Krabs: What?! Hold up a second! Plankton, we don't need to drag this little incident into court, do we?
Plankton: Well...if you transfer the Krabby Patty formula to me, I'll forget your gross negligence.
Mr. Krabs: Scoundrel! You'll have me formula when you pry it from me lifeless claws!
Plankton: (laughs menacingly, then points at Mr. Krabs) See you in court, Krabs! Uh, I mean... (stops pointing) oh, the pain! The deep-frying pain! (the ambulance workers carry the gurney off. Bubble-wipe to the inside of the Krusty Krab. Mr. Krabs is pacing back and forth, with Squidward and SpongeBob near him)
Mr. Krabs: I'm in a blue ruin. I'm doomed!
SpongeBob: Don't worry, Mr. Krabs. I will do whatever it takes to keep the Krusty Krab formula from getting into Plankton's evil hands.
Mr. Krabs: What I really need is a good lawyer. (a lawyer with a gray suit, hair parted to one side and wearing glasses zooms quickly from offscreen)
Richard A. Bottomfeeder: Hello, did somebody say "lawyer"? (holds out his business card) Richard A. Bottomfeeder, Attorney at Law. I couldn't help but notice that despicable display.
Mr. Krabs: So, uhh, how much is this gonna cost me?
Richard: Actually, I won't charge you a dime unless we win. (Mr. Krabs' eyes turn into American dollar signs) In fact, I think we should counter sue for everything Plankton owes. (Mr. Krabs' eyes turn into gold bars. The weight on them makes him fall over. Points at Mr. Krabs) Does that happen a lot?
SpongeBob: No, they're usually silver. (bubble-wipe to SpongeBob strolling into Mr. Krabs' office) Oh, Mr. Krabs?
Mr. Krabs: What is it, lad?
SpongeBob: I thought you might want to hear my testimony for when you call me as a character witness. I've been rehearsing it.
Mr. Krabs: Actually, SpongeBob, we won't be needing any testimony from you. Why, you'll be more of a... (Richard whispers into his ear) ...of a liability than an asset.
SpongeBob: But I...
Mr. Krabs: Now, run along. Make things ship-shape for my victory celebration. I've got to get to the courthouse early. There's only a few free parking places. (Richard grabs his briefcase and walks outside the door with it)
Richard: Oh, this is gonna be a slam-dunk... (slips and falls on the floor)
SpongeBob: Oh no! Mr. Krabs' lawyer! Speak to me!
Richard: (weakly) Wrathed...with pain... can't move.
SpongeBob: But what about Mr. Krabs' case?
Richard: Looks like you're going to have to handle this one, son.
SpongeBob: But, I'm a...a liability.
Richard: Everything you need to win... (a part of his body snaps) ...is in this here case. (shows SpongeBob his briefcase)
SpongeBob: (swipes the case from him) Really? Everything?
Richard: Uh huh. Everything but a suit.
SpongeBob: A suit? Wonder where I could get a suit. (bubble-wipe to the Bikini Bottom Court House. Cut to the courtroom. As the theme of The People's Court plays in the background, Plankton in a wheelchair enters the courtroom and precedes to Mr. Krabs)
Plankton: I'll give you one last chance. I'll drop the charges and you give me the formula.
Mr. Krabs: (yelling) Never, you little runt! (the court audience gasps)
Plankton: (lying) Oww, oww! My wittle arm! (audience gasps)
Mr. Krabs: What? No. I didn't lay a claw on him.
Plankton: (lying again) Oww! My other arm! Oww! (audience gasps)
Mr. Krabs: He's lying! Bah! (judge's gavel knocks and the two proceed to their desks)
Bailiff: Court will come to order. The Honorable Judge Stickleback presiding.
Judge: Mr. Krabs, where is your attorney?
Mr. Krabs: (hesitantly) I don't know where he could be. (the courtroom door bursts open, with SpongeBob standing there in a gray suit, similar to Richard's)
SpongeBob: Here I am!
Judge: Thank you for joining us, Mr...
SpongeBob: (placing his briefcase on the desk) SpongeBob LawyerPants, your honor.
Mr. Krabs: (through his teeth) What are you doing here, SpongeBob?
SpongeBob: Your lawyer, uh, fell down on the job, but don't worry Mr. Krabs, I have everything under control. It's uhh, all in here. (rubs his briefcase)
Mr. Krabs: Really?
SpongeBob: Yep, right in here. (tries to unlock the briefcase, but can't)
Mr. Krabs: Is there a problem?
SpongeBob: Uhh...your lawyer didn't give me the combination.
Judge: Is the plaintiff ready to proceed?
Plankton: Yes, your honor. I'll try. (moves his wheelchair to the jury box. He "owws" in pain on the way there) I wasn't always the tortured shell of protozoa that writhes in pain before you today. (starts crying) I was a vibrant, carefree, happy-go-lucky, single cell. (SpongeBob tries to cut the briefcase in half, but splits himself. Mr. Krabs leans over)
Mr. Krabs: Pull yourself together, boy.
Plankton: Then came the fateful day that I paid an innocent visit to the deathtrap known as the Krusty Krab.
Mr. Krabs: How's it coming lad?
SpongeBob: Don't worry, Mr. Krabs. I'm on the case. (takes a kitchen knife and tries to pry open the briefcase)
Plankton: Upon entering said establishment, I found myself without any warning, slipping and finally falling onto a hard, unforgiving floor... (SpongeBob continues with the knife) ...that had been intentionally... (the knife shoots him to the light on the roof) ...covered with a viscous fluid. (SpongeBob puts a bomb head on his head)
SpongeBob: Bombs away! (drops onto the briefcase like a bomb, but nothing happens. Drops off the desk and onto the floor)
Plankton: Ahem! Are you quite finished? Well, where was I? Oh yeah. But the words part in, my dreams of completing of marathon like I promise my old Grammy, it be debt. I'm...I'm sorry, Gram-Gram...sorry. (crying) Thank you, for your kind attention. (turns away, stopping) Suckers.
Judge: Does your defense...have an opening statement?
SpongeBob: Yes, your honor. Poor Gram-Gram! (Mr. Krabs frowns. Bubble-wipe to Mr. Krabs on the stand)
Plankton: (presents a "wet floor" sign to Mr. Krabs) Mr. Krabs, can you identify this item?
Mr. Krabs: It's a "wet floor" sign.
Plankton: Do you own one?
Mr. Krabs: Uhh...well...umm... no, I don't. (everyone gasps) No, no. You don't understand. I had to make some tough business decisions and the sign seemed so superfluous.
Jury: Guilty. Guilty, guilty, guilty.
Plankton: No more questions. (SpongeBob tries using a screwdriver to open the case)
Judge: Your witness, Mr. LawyerPants.
SpongeBob: Huh?
Judge: Sometime today, Mr. Pants.
SpongeBob: May it please the court, ladies and gentlemen of the jury. My client has been called cheap, (Mr. Krabs starts sweating) miserly and chronically tight-fisted.
Mr. Krabs: Uhh...hmmm...
SpongeBob: But if he were as cheap as the prosecution claims he is, would he be able to sit there quietly while I took out a dollar... (does so) ...and dropped it in the blender? (drops the dollar in a blender. Mr. Krabs gasps. Presses the "obliterate" button on the blender)
Mr. Krabs: No! No-ho-ho! No! (runs and grabs the blender. Starts grabbing the pieces of shredded dollar from the air) Daddy's got ya. Daddy's got ya. Daddy's here. (the jury talks amongst themselves) A little glue, a little tape. It'll be right as rain. (walks off, but then walks back to pick up a stranded piece of dollar) Daddy didn't forget ya.
SpongeBob: Ahh...
Judge: Does the defense have any witness to call?
SpongeBob: Yes, your honor. Defense calls Squidward to the stand.
Mr. Krabs: (rests in his chair) Ahh, Squidward, a loyal employee. (cut to Squidward at the witness stand)
SpongeBob: Mr...uhh... Squidward, is it? My client has been called cheap. Would you agree with the ludicrous statement?
Squidward: Yes.
Mr. Krabs: What?!
SpongeBob: Allow me to rephrase the question. Can you tell the court of some instance of Mr. Krabs' generosity in any way?
Squidward: Nope. (to Judge StickleBack) Can I go now? One day off in three years and I have to spend it testifying? (the jury talks amongst themselves)
Mr. Krabs: (looking scared, with the frowning audience, he starts taking a nail and hammer and tries to open the briefcase) Must...open...case. (SpongeBob is questioning something else)
SpongeBob: So it was you who made the floor slippery, wasn't it? (the questioned is a mop and does not answer him) Answer the question! Need I remind you that you, sir are under oath?
Mr. Krabs: I'm doomed. (SpongeBob is still trying to open the briefcase) You may as well give up on that case, me boy. My goose is cooked.
SpongeBob: (gasps) Mr. Krabs, I'm surprised at you. We can't give up just because things look bleak. This trial will be won by what's in your heart, not what's in this dumb old case. (hits the case. The case then opens up) It's open! (they lift the case)
Mr. Krabs: It's... (it is shown that the thing inside the briefcase is a Krabby Patty) It's just his lunch. Or is it? (a light bulb moves out of SpongeBob's head and starts glowing)
SpongeBob: Defense calls Plankton to the stand. (bubble-wipe to Plankton. He is now on the stand) Why did you go into the Krusty Krab that day?
Plankton: To, you know, say hello to my once good friend, Mr. Krabs. What?
SpongeBob: Are you sure it wasn't to make off with one of these? (shows Plankton the Krabby Patty. Plankton starts licking his lips) Gotcha. Weren't you there to steal the formula of the most delicious, sweet smelling sandwich known to Bikini Bottom? Krabby Patty.
Plankton: (continuously sweating) Uhh...uhh...uhh... uh, uh...uhh... (tries to bite the Krabby Patty, but SpongeBob takes it away. Takes off his fake casts) Ah, I can't take it! Gimme! Gimme, gimme, gimme! (jumps for the Krabby Patty and grabs it. Starts running off, yelping) Yippey! Ah, finally, it's mine!
Mr. Krabs: (grabbing the Krabby Patty from Plankton) I'll take that!
Plankton: Huh? No, no, no!
Mr. Krabs: Once again, Plankton, the sweetest of life's joys has eluded your grasp. (eats the Krabby Patty)
Plankton: No, no, no, no!
Judge: (bangs gavel) Has the jury reached a verdict?
Head Jury Member: We have, your honor. We find the defendant not guilty... but he is cheap.
Mr. Krabs: Thank you, SpongeBob. I was foolish not to accept your help from the beginning.
SpongeBob: That's OK, Mr. Krabs. I made you a present.
Mr. Krabs: A present? For me?
SpongeBob: Close your eyes and hold out your hand. (Mr. Krabs does so. Gives Mr. Krabs a "wet floor" sign with many nails in it. Mr. Krabs grabs it and starts yelping in pain) It's a "wet floor" sign. I made it myself.
Mr. Krabs: Well, it'll do. After all, it's free!