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Doowop
Am I looking too deep into this, or is the ending where Mr. Krabs shoves all of the money in his coat supposed to symbolize him trying to hold on to whatever was real in the relationship?
It could also be that he's reverting back to his old ways.Doowop said:Am I looking too deep into this, or is the ending where Mr. Krabs shoves all of the money in his coat supposed to symbolize him trying to hold on to whatever was real in the relationship?
He is still Mr.Krabs, he isn't going to leave a pile of money on a hotel too floor. :)Doowop said:Am I looking too deep into this, or is the ending where Mr. Krabs shoves all of the money in his coat supposed to symbolize him trying to hold on to whatever was real in the relationship?
YOU RETURNED OOOThis episode felt too weird for me. I did like the ending where Mr. Krabs was sad and the whole tipping thing.
The thing is, the only way to avoid another TLaP was to make it like that, and we haven't seen too many Plankton episodes as of lately compared to the last few seasons, and even some non formula eps like Plankton's Pet (which still mentioned it but not a main point so it doesn't count!) sooooo. :PZelda4Life said:This episode was pretty alright. It was so much better than it's partner, The Fish Bowl.
When I heard of the premise, I thought this episode was going to be another "To Love a Patty", but I was wrong! This episode is actually extremely relatable! I love how they brought the sea bears back at the beginning. And Cashina was an interesting character, and it made better sense than Mr. Krabs falling in love with inanimate cash. And the episode was also pretty heartwarming as a whole with spot on humor. This episode is not without it's flaw, however. I sighed when they revealed that Cashinaand the ending. I really liked how this episode makes you relate to Mr. Krabs and actually feel bad thatwas Plankton in disguise just to get the Krabby Patty formulabut that ending was just so sad...Cashina wasn't real
But, as a whole, this episode is pretty good. I'll give it a 8/10.