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Overbooked (Episode)
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Overbooked | |
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Episode No.: | 119b |
Airdate: | July 19, 2009 |
Season: | Season 6 |
Previous Episode: | Gullible Pants |
Next Episode: | No Hat For Pat |
"Overbooked" is an episode from Season 7.
Contents |
Info
Characters
- SpongeBob
- Patrick
- Sandy
- Mr. Krabs
- 2 SpongeBob clones
- Fred
- Nat Peterson
- Sadie Rechid
Places
- SpongeBob's House
- Sandy's House
- Krusty Krab
- Tom's Toolery
- Mr. Krab's House
- Patrick's House
- Bikkini Bottom Bakery
Plot
Sandy has a presentation, Mr. Krabs wants to build a telescope, and Patrick's birthday party is missing a cake. Can SpongeBob help them all at once?
Trivia/Goofs
- This is the first time Sandy wears a dress.
- This is the fourth episode where it took place during someone's birthday. The others were Whale of a Birthday, Waiting, SpongeBob Meets the Strangler, and The Donut of Shame.
- The title card is another one of those with small pineapples on it.
- At the end of the episode SpongeBob has two clones.
- This is the first time Mr. Krabs is seen in Sandy's Treedome.
- The store called "Tom's Toolery" is a play on the word "tomfoolery".
- If You Look Closley, When Spongebob Is Naked, His Legs Have Tan Lines On Them.
- The Krabby Patty That Lands On Spongebob Is Longer Than Most Krabby Patties.
- If You Look Closley, On The Sign That's On The Door To "Tom's Toolery", It says that they are closed all WEEK for pourpous DAY. How could a store be closed for a week because of one day?
Transcript
Episode Transcript: Overbooked
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