House Worming (Episode)

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House Worming
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Episode No.:	207b
Season:	10
Airdate:	February 25, 2017
Previous Episode:	Mimic Madness
Next Episode:	Snooze You Lose
Characters	Voice actors
SpongeBob SquarePants	Tom Kenny
Patrick Star	Bill Fagerbakke
Squidward Tentacles	Rodger Bumpass
Eugene H. Krabs	Clancy Brown

House Worming is an episode from Season 10.

Characters

• SpongeBob SquarePants
• Prickles (debut)
• Gary
• Mr. Krabs
• Squidward Tentacles
• Plankton
• Patrick Star (cameo)

Plot

At night, when SpongeBob is sleeping, a small worm starts literally living in SpongeBob's head through one of SpongeBob's pores. He wakes up to feel a weird sensation, only to realize that a worm has started living inside of him. SpongeBob eventually allows the worm to stay in his head for a night, after the worm cried when tried to be forced out of him. He later named the worm Prickles, after the prickly sensation the worm has on his head.

Later, while SpongeBob continues to sleep, Prickles gives the all-clear to other worms about the good residential worm area, and they all later party inside SpongeBob's head. Gary, being completely fed up with the new worms, kicks SpongeBob out of the door as well as throwing his pants and deodorant to SpongeBob. After doing his morning routines outside his house, he goes to work at the Krusty Krab. He tells all of the worms not to appear outside during his work time or else risking losing his job.

At the Krusty Krab, Mr. Krabs notices SpongeBob with many worms peeking out of SpongeBob's pores. He warns SpongeBob against having worms on his body. However, the worms ignore Mr. Krabs' warnings and threw their trash onto the patty stove. Mr. Krabs soon had his last straw and fires SpongeBob immediately.

Walking outside, SpongeBob meets Plankton on the way. He explains to him that he got fired from having worms around him. Plankton asks SpongeBob if he could remove the worms in exchange for a deed for Plankton himself, which SpongeBob agrees to. However, when Plankton tries to get rid of all of the worms, he ends up being crippled and surrenders.

SpongeBob walks to his neighborhood and asks Patrick for help, but refuses because of SpongeBob's scary appearance. Then he asks Squidward for help, but quickly hoses on SpongeBob in attempt to get the worms out of SpongeBob.

SpongeBob, now sitting by himself, declares himself to be "SpongeBob WormPants" and laughs at the new name he has given to himself. He laughs so hard that all of the worms quickly left his head. Gary comes back to SpongeBob and he hugs Gary. Meanwhile, the worms quickly go into Squidward's house and, presumably, settle in Squidward's head.

The episode ends with a short called "Clam Up!", in which Prickles tries to get rid of a clam that's bothering him by mailing him away in the empty can of beans of which is his home (without realizing what he's done), and because of this must find a new home. The end of this short leads to the events of the episode proper.

Trivia/Goofs

• This episode and "Mimic Madness" are the first Season 10 episodes to premiere in 2017.
• Much like "Pet or Pests," Gary hates worms.
• This is the second episode that focuses on SpongeBob's pores. The first was "SpongeHenge."
• This is the second time a short has aired after an episode. The first time was after "Help Wanted." However, "Reef Blower," which is after "Help Wanted," is an actual episode, according to production order. The short "Clam Up!" isn't an actual episode.
• This is the seventh time SpongeBob refers Gary as "Gary the Snail." Previous ones were "Dumped," "Gary Takes a Bath," "Fungus Among Us," "Truth or Square," "Rodeo Daze," and The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water.
• All of the main characters appear in this episode except Sandy Cheeks.

International Airdates

• March 13, 2017 (Russia)
• March 15, 2017 (Israel)
• March 16, 2017 (Turkey)
• April 3, 2017 (Netherlands)
• April 4, 2017 (Greece)
• April 15, 2017 (France)
• April 30, 2017 (Poland)
• May 7, 2017 (Canada)
• July 7, 2017 (Germany)
• October 3, 2017 (United Kingdom)