Opposite Day (Episode)

Opposite Day
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Episode No.:	9b
Season:	1
Airdate:	11 September 1999
Previous Episode:	Nature Pants
Next Episode:	Culture Shock
Characters	Voice actors
SpongeBob SquarePants	Tom Kenny
Patrick Star	Bill Fagerbakke

Opposite Day is an episode from Season 1.

Info

Characters

Places

Songs

Birthday Song for Squidward

Plot

Squidward is annoyed by SpongeBob and Patrick and calls "Bikini Bottom Realty" to arrange for his house to be sold, so that he may move out of Bikini Bottom. He is warned that, if his home is surrounded by bad neighbors, the house may not be sold. Squidward is convinced that SpongeBob and Patrick may ruin his chances of selling his house.

So Squidward tells SpongeBob that it is "opposite day" - and that everyone must act differently to how they usually act. SpongeBob believes him and "informs" Patrick, who forces himself to stop breathing, until SpongeBob exclaims "not that opposite!"

SpongeBob then demolishes his house and a shocked Squidward cleans up the debris in order to guarantee that SpongeBob does not look like a bad neighbour. In the meantime, SpongeBob, Patrick and Gary start pretending to be Squidward, as Squidward is acting like SpongeBob, and immediately ruin his chances of getting his house sold. A furious Squidward shows them how much he hates them by attempting to run them over with a bulldozer.

Trivia/Goofs

The realtor was voiced by Lori Alan, who does the voice of Pearl in the series.
Squidward rebuilt the pineapple in this episode. However, in Home Sweet Pineapple (Episode), it's a real pineapple.
Patrick said he looked like Squidward when he had that piece of coral on his nose, yet he did not make his head like Squidward's.
This episode cannot be on October 23rd (Squidward's birthday), because he says that it isn't his birthday.
When they are talking backwards SpongeBob speaks gibberish, but when it is reversed it is-.

SpongeBob: Hey Patrick. Patrick: I give up. SpongeBob: To get to the other side. (Both laugh) This is a reference to why did the chicken cross the road, but just out of context.