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Spongicus (Episode)
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Episode No.: | 103a |
Airdate: | 29.3.2008 |
Season: | Season 6 |
Previous Episode: | Nautical Novice |
Next Episode: | Suction Cup Symphony |
"Spongicus" is an episode from Season 6
Contents |
Info
Characters
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Plot
Plankton tears down the Chum Bucket and builds a coliseum in its place. He holds a gladiator show with a dangerous sea lion, which causes Mr. Krabs to lose business. Patrick was chosen by Plankton to fight against the Sea Lion, so he put a necklace of sausages around his neck that the sea lion wanted to eat. But SpongeBob ends up saving Patrick in a chariot. Meanwhile, the audience gets impatient, so Plankton tries to serve a chum stick to a person in the audience. She thinks it's disgusting, so everyone starts to leave. But Plankton makes them come back, whether they want to or not. Spongebob and Patrick find out what the lion's after,so he tosses the sausages away, and they land on Plankton. The lion then redirects its attention to Plankton, who is now wearing the sausage necklace. He tries to escape, but he is mauled by the lion. All the customers return to the Krusty Krab. Then Mr. Krabs makes the lion his new financial expert, who growls at anybody who refuses to pay the Krusty Krab's new higher prices.
Cultural References
- The title "Spongicus" is a spoof of the famous roman gladiator Spartacus.
Trivia/Goofs
- Where did Plankton get the money from to build the Chum Coliseum?
- There's a DVD that's based on this episode.
- The title is Spongicus,but why the title card is called Spongikus?
Transcript
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101a | 101b | 102a | 102b | 103a | 103b | 104a | 104b | 105a | 105b | 106a | 106b | 107a | 107b | 108a | 108b | 109a | 109b | 110a | 110b | 111 | 112a | 112b | 113a | 113b | |
114a | 114b | 115a | 115b | 116a | 116b | 117a | 117b | 118a | 118b | 119a | 119b | 120a | 120b | 121a | 121b | 122a | 122b | 123 + 124 | 125a | 125b | 126 |