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Boating Buddies (Episode)
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| Boating Buddies | |
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| Episode No.: | 109b |
| Airdate: | 7.8.2008 |
| Season: | Season 6 |
| Previous Episode: | Grooming Gary |
| Next Episode: | The Krabby Kronicle |
"Boating Buddies" is an episode from Season 6
Contents |
Info
Characters
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Plot
SpongeBob finishes brushing Gary's shell and annoys Squidward again. SpongeBob starts chasing him and Squidward goes into his boat and drives away. Unfortunately he destroys a stop sign, gets a ticket, and gets sent to Boating School where SpongeBob greets him. Squidward explains why he was here by blaming SpongeBob and draws the incident. Both characters give their sides with SpongeBob taking forever to do so. At lunch time he cant get away from SpongeBob and at another of SpongeBob's driving tests he goes out of control yet again. At the final exam Squidward could not be able to finish the test and has to return to the school next week, much to Squidward's dismay.
Trivia/Goofs
- It is revealed that Squidward sold the bike that he had to get further away from SpongeBob.
- The old lady in Where's Gary? appears in this episode.
- It is also revealed that Squidward had no criminal record prior to getting the ticket.
- Another thing revealed is that Squidward had to eat lunch near the trash cans in grade school.
Transcript
Episode Transcript: Boating Buddies
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