Don’t Look Now (Episode)

Don't Look Now
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Episode No.:	187a
Season:	9/2012
Airdate:	October 14, 2013
Previous Episode:	Plankton's Pet
Next Episode:	Séance Shméance
Characters	Voice actors
SpongeBob SquarePants	Tom Kenny
Patrick Star	Bill Fagerbakke
Squidward Tentacles	Rodger Bumpass
Gary the Snail	Tom Kenny
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Don't Look Now is an episode from season 9. In the episode, after watching a horror movie, SpongeBob and Patrick believe they're being pursued by a villain.

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At the Reef, SpongeBob and Patrick decide to watch a horror movie entitled Fisherman 4: Revenge of the Hook. However, the movie scares them to the point where they hide inside their seats, missing the movie. They watch it again, but fail to watch the entire film. As they head home, they begin to think the Fisherman, the film's villain, is following them. Squidward brings them home, but then decides to dress up as the Fisherman to scare them. He manages to grab Patrick by the nose with his hook, but the dim-witted starfish runs off and Squidward is dragged along. He ultimately hits the door to SpongeBob's house, where Patrick is hiding, but manages to get in. SpongeBob and Patrick eventually battle Squidward and send him falling out an open window, after which they learn that Squidward was wearing the suit. While Squidward is loaded into an ambulance, the Fisherman's suit rises up, scaring SpongeBob and Patrick. As the ambulance leaves, it's revealed that Gary was under the suit.

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This episode parodies horror movies, specifically slasher films.
- The film SpongeBob and Patrick watch, Fisherman 4: Revenge of the Hook, is also a parody of slasher movies.
- The TV movie Kreepaway Kamp also parodies slasher films, in particular camp-set slasher films.
While SpongeBob and Patrick were battling the Fisherman (Squidward), a tune sounding like the song "Now That We're Men" from The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie plays. A tune sounding like the end of "Now That We're Men" was used as the title card music for The Great Snail Race.