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Boating Buddies (Episode)
Boating Buddies | |
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Episode No.: | 109a |
Airdate: | 7.8.2008 |
Season: | Season 6 |
Previous Episode: | Plankton's Regular |
Next Episode: | The Krabby Kronicle |
"Boating Buddies" is an episode from Season 6
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Plot
SpongeBob finishes brushing Gary's shell and annoys Squidward again. SpongeBob starts chasing him and Squidward goes into his boat and drives away. He gets a ticket, and is sent in boating school with SpongeBob. Mrs. Puff asks the class why they are in boating school and a fish says he was caught speeding. Squidward then draws a diagram of why he is in boating school, then SpongeBob shows his part of the side. Squidward finds himself in a boat with SpongeBob and Mrs. Puff, while SpongeBob's terrible driving gets them in weird costumes and shrank to the size of a pen. Squidward gets bugged by SpongeBob on lunch, which might be before the incident. Squidward is covered in bandages so he can't pick up the pencil, so he needs the help of SpongeBob, but he can't pick up the pencil in time for the test so he has to stay in boating school for another week.
Trivia/Goofs
- It is revealed that Squidward sold the bike that he had to get further away from SpongeBob.
- The old lady in Where's Gary? appears in this episode.
- It is also revealed that Squidward had no criminal record prior to getting the ticket.
- Another thing revealed is that Squidward had to eat lunch near the trash cans in grade school.
Transcript
Episode Transcript: Boating Buddies
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