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The Original Fry Cook (Episode)
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Jim, the original fry cook visits the Krusty Krab, making Mr. Krabs pay more attention to him than SpongeBob depressed. Back then, the Krusty Krab had class and everything was great, even for Squidward (he had hair!). SpongeBob asks Jim if he would train him to be just as good as a fry cook as Jim. So Jim tries to train SpongeBob, but he did not do well. Jim then continues to get more attention because he missed. | Jim, the original fry cook visits the Krusty Krab, making Mr. Krabs pay more attention to him than SpongeBob depressed. Back then, the Krusty Krab had class and everything was great, even for Squidward (he had hair!). SpongeBob asks Jim if he would train him to be just as good as a fry cook as Jim. So Jim tries to train SpongeBob, but he did not do well. Jim then continues to get more attention because he missed. | ||
− | So SpongeBob writes a resignation to Mr. Krabs because he thinks that Jim is taking SpongeBob's job back. But before he leaves, Jim | + | So SpongeBob writes a resignation to Mr. Krabs because he thinks that Jim is taking SpongeBob's job back. But before he leaves, Jim sadly decides to tell SpongeBob the reason why he left The Krusty Krab. He left because Mr. Krabs refused to give him a raise because when he asked Mr. Krabs for one, he just laughed which infuriated Jim. Jim then told SpongeBob good luck and that he is going to need it. He also said that one day he could go to a much better place, and Jim left, and SpongeBob was happy and went back to fry cooking. |
==Trivia/Goofs== | ==Trivia/Goofs== |
Revision as of 03:23, 3 February 2010
The Original Fry Cook | |
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Episode No.: | 82a |
Airdate: | 30.7.2007 |
Season: | Season 5 |
Previous Episode: | Friend or Foe? |
Next Episode: | Night Light |
"The Original Fry Cook" is an episode from Season 5.
Contents |
Info
Characters
Places
Time Cards Shown
- 298 Frozen Patties Later (Not Really a time card)
Plot
Jim, the original fry cook visits the Krusty Krab, making Mr. Krabs pay more attention to him than SpongeBob depressed. Back then, the Krusty Krab had class and everything was great, even for Squidward (he had hair!). SpongeBob asks Jim if he would train him to be just as good as a fry cook as Jim. So Jim tries to train SpongeBob, but he did not do well. Jim then continues to get more attention because he missed.
So SpongeBob writes a resignation to Mr. Krabs because he thinks that Jim is taking SpongeBob's job back. But before he leaves, Jim sadly decides to tell SpongeBob the reason why he left The Krusty Krab. He left because Mr. Krabs refused to give him a raise because when he asked Mr. Krabs for one, he just laughed which infuriated Jim. Jim then told SpongeBob good luck and that he is going to need it. He also said that one day he could go to a much better place, and Jim left, and SpongeBob was happy and went back to fry cooking.
Trivia/Goofs
- Patton Oswalt guest voices as Jim.
- It is revealed that Spat has a built-in ballpoint pen.
- Jim left the Krusty Krab because Mr. Krabs did not give him enough money.
- This is the third time where Squidward pictured having hair.
- This is the first time we ever see Squidward with blonde hair.
- The picture of Jim on the Best Employee Ever portrait showed what Jim looked like when he came back instead of what he used to look like when he worked there.
- SpongeBob probably took Jim's place in the first episode Help Wanted.
- The title card is actually krabby patties on a grill.
Transcript
Episode Transcript: The Original Fry Cook
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