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Jellyfish Jam (Episode)
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*When SpongeBob and Gary go back in the house from the roof the jellyfish go in with them and the house begins to get bigger. When the camera shows the house getting bigger, from the angle the camera is at, you can see there is only one window on [[SpongeBob's House]]. | *When SpongeBob and Gary go back in the house from the roof the jellyfish go in with them and the house begins to get bigger. When the camera shows the house getting bigger, from the angle the camera is at, you can see there is only one window on [[SpongeBob's House]]. | ||
*This is the first episode to use computer-generated sequences. | *This is the first episode to use computer-generated sequences. | ||
| − | *When SpongeBob is telling the jellyfish to go to bed, | + | *When SpongeBob is telling the jellyfish to go to bed, he’s wearing his clothes. When he comes to his bedroom, he’s still wearing his clothes, but soon in the first scene of SpongeBob tying the jellyfish to his bed, he’s in his underwear. |
*When SpongeBob tells Squidward to play the [[Clarinet]] better, Squidward's wearing his pajamas. When the camera comes closer to him, he's wearing his regular clothes. When he's preparing to play the clarinet through the speaker, he's wearing his pajamas again. | *When SpongeBob tells Squidward to play the [[Clarinet]] better, Squidward's wearing his pajamas. When the camera comes closer to him, he's wearing his regular clothes. When he's preparing to play the clarinet through the speaker, he's wearing his pajamas again. | ||
*This is the only episode where SpongeBob's green bathing suit is a main-role cloth. | *This is the only episode where SpongeBob's green bathing suit is a main-role cloth. | ||
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[[Episode Transcript: Jellyfish Jam]] | [[Episode Transcript: Jellyfish Jam]] | ||
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[[Category:Season 1]] | [[Category:Season 1]] | ||
Revision as of 13:45, 20 April 2008
| Jellyfish Jam | |
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| Episode No.: | 7b |
| Airdate: | 28.8.1999 |
| Season: | Season 1 |
| Previous Episode: | Hall Monitor |
| Next Episode: | Sandy's Rocket |
"Jellyfish Jam" is an episode from Season 1
Contents |
Info
Characters
Songs
- Stadium Rave
- Jellyfish Jam
Plot
A jellyfish insists on following SpongeBob home after a day out at Jellyfish Fields, so SpongeBob decides on keeping it as a pet. Squidward warns SpongeBob that jellyfish are wild animals and should not be domesticated, but SpongeBob ignores him. After several hours of very loud music and dancing with the jellyfish, which annoys Squidward no end, SpongeBob finally goes to bed. During the night, while SpongeBob sleeps, the jellyfish brings scores of its friends into SpongeBob's house, which they begin to throw in disarray with more loud music and dancing. Squidward and SpongeBob are both unable to drive the jellyfish away... until Gary steps in to help.
Trivia/Goofs
- When SpongeBob and Gary go back in the house from the roof the jellyfish go in with them and the house begins to get bigger. When the camera shows the house getting bigger, from the angle the camera is at, you can see there is only one window on SpongeBob's House.
- This is the first episode to use computer-generated sequences.
- When SpongeBob is telling the jellyfish to go to bed, he’s wearing his clothes. When he comes to his bedroom, he’s still wearing his clothes, but soon in the first scene of SpongeBob tying the jellyfish to his bed, he’s in his underwear.
- When SpongeBob tells Squidward to play the Clarinet better, Squidward's wearing his pajamas. When the camera comes closer to him, he's wearing his regular clothes. When he's preparing to play the clarinet through the speaker, he's wearing his pajamas again.
- This is the only episode where SpongeBob's green bathing suit is a main-role cloth.
