Company Picnic (Episode)

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Company Picnic
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Episode No.: 192a
Season: 9
Airdate: September 15, 2010
Previous Episode: The Executive Treatment
Next Episode: Pull Up a Barrel
Characters Voice actors
SpongeBob SquarePants Tom Kenny
Squidward Tentacles Rodger Bumpass
Mr. Krabs Clancy Brown
Sheldon J. Plankton Doug Lawrence
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Company Picnic is an episode from Season 9.

Contents

Info

Mr. Krabs hosts a company picnic to boost morale, so Plankton holds one on the same day for competition with Krabs. But when SpongeBob finds something weird about the picnic, the shocking truth is revealed.

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Plot

Mr. Krabs decides to throw a company picnic. So Plankton throws one too for competition. So he and his robot assistants subtract members of the Krusty Krab company picnic one by one. Until SpongeBob finds a hologram machine, revealing what all the fantastic stuff at Plankton's company picnic really is.

Trivia/Goofs

  • The hologram machine should have been seen during Plankton's company Picnic, but it wasn't.
  • Plankton's company picnic was actually called the Chumpany Picnic, a play on words.
  • Like in Sand Castles in the Sand, no one in this episode knew what a frisbee is really called.
  • This is the second time Mr. Krabs lost his shell, the first was in Shell of a Man.
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