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Sun Bleached (Episode)
Sun Bleached | |
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Episode No.: | 106b |
Airdate: | June 5,2008 |
Season: | Season 6 |
Previous Episode: | A Life in the Day |
Next Episode: | Giant Squidward |
"Sun Bleached" is an episode from Season 6
Contents |
Info
Time cards
2 hours later (shown twice)
Characters
Plot
SpongeBob wants to go to a party hosted by Craig Mammalton. However, Craig says he has to be tan, so he heads to Patrick's house and turns it into a tanning bed. He tells Patrick to set it to 15 seconds but Patrick falls asleep and SpongeBob stays there for 2 hours causing him to become "Sun Bleached". Soon, Patrick's caramel sundae splashes on SpongeBob. He eventually goes to the Party only to end up with his "Sun Bleached" skin to reappear after the coating on it cracks and falls apart. However Craig Mammalton says that sun bleached skin counts. They dance for 2 hours in the sun only to turn into dust.
Trivia/Goofs
- In the episode: Walking Small, SpongeBob gets really tanned in the sun but he never turned in to dust. Also, SpongeBob fell into the deep fryer in the episode: Bummer Vacation and SpongeBob did turn into dust but the next shot, he was back to normal.
- How could the caramel stay on SpongeBob if he is underwater?
- Patrick placed two strips of Kelp Jerky on SpongeBob's teeth.
- One fish says to SpongeBob, "Do you hug your mother with that skin?" The quote is a variation of the quote "Do you kiss your mother with that mouth?" as said by the junkman in the episode: Sailor Mouth.
Transcript
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