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Nautical Novice (Episode)
Nautical Novice | |
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Episode No.: | 102b |
Airdate: | 29.3.2008 |
Season: | Season 6 |
Previous Episode: | Penny Foolish |
Next Episode: | Spongicus |
"Nautical Novice" is an episode from Season 6
Contents |
Info
Time Cards Shown
- 7:59 AM
Characters
Places
- Mrs. Puff's Boating School
- Boat Museum
Plot
SpongeBob memorizes all of there is to know about the history of boating from a book called "All History of Boating Ever" for Mrs. Puff's museum field trip the next day. Throughout the field trip he shows off his knowledge about boating to Mrs. Puff which made her feel angrier rather than to be impressed. SpongeBob finds a boat and starts to "drive" the museum. He and Mrs. Puff thought he was driving it the whole time. Mrs. is very impressed with driving, and then Mrs. Puff starts to give him his driver's license until the museum owner shows up and says he was not driving it and then Mrs. Puff tore up SpongeBob's diver's license.
Trivia/Goofs
- A segment of this episode was featured on the commercial for SpongeBob's Gimme 5 week.
- Mrs. Puff tore up SpongeBob's Driver's License with her bare hands, but you cannot do that unless you use scissors.
- SpongeBob's license says it expires on December 14, 2003.
- It was revealed that Mrs. Puff did not drive or knew much of the history of driving a ship.
- When we see a close up of the license it says SpongeBob's eyes are yellow. His eyes are actually blue.
- The episode's title comes from the lyric of the SpongeBob theme song he's ``nautical nonsence, he's something you wish
Transcript
Episode Transcript: Nautical Novice
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