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Sand Castles in the Sand (Episode)
| Sand Castles in the Sand | |
|---|---|
| Episode No.: | TBA |
| Airdate: | 16.03.2009 |
| Season: | Season 6 |
| Previous Episode: | TBA |
| Next Episode: | TBA |
"Sand Castles in the Sand" is an episode from Season 6.
Contents |
Info
Characters
Places
- SpongeBob's House
- Patrick's House
- Bus
- The beach, probably Goo Lagoon
Plot
SpongeBob goes to the beach with his best friend Patrick. At first, they play a friendly game of "small plastic disk that you can throw" (i.e., Frisbee), destroying the lifeguard tower, Lou's ice cream stand, and upsetting beach goers in the process. They need to find something to do that is less obnoxious: they decide to build sand castles. SpongeBob makes a dividing line in the sand so that they can each make their own creations without interfering with the other. When Patrick will not stay on his side of the line, it's war! SpongeBob and Patrick each build castles, warriors, and weapons out of the sand to attack each other, overdoing it in the process. Things get so dangerous that fellow beach goers flee for their lives. SpongeBob and Patrick eventually hurt each other: both end up with black eyes and other injuries. When they realize that they went overboard, they make up.
Trivia/Goofs
- This was the first episode to premiere during Nickelodeon's "The Bob Squad."
- The robot Patrick made resembled Optimus Prime from "Transformers"
- At the beginning, when Patrick's house opened, it looked 3-D.
Transcript
Episode Transcript: Sand Castles in the Sand
Video
- Sand Castles in the Sand Video Retrieved on March 17, 2009.
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