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Not sure if this is unpopular but...
Little Yellow Book is one of the worst SB episodes I've ever seen.
Little Yellow Book is one of the worst SB episodes I've ever seen.
Hmmm, i'd give that title to "Who Am I," but, we all have different opinions I guess.CherrySponge said:I would say that the Ripped Pants song is the best in the show in terms of the melody, moral and music. Just a fantastic song and because it's the very first (or second) of the series, it's hard to forget. :)
I think it's because of contrast with new generally good episodes.Sportz? is an ok episode and the hate for it is overblown that it's hilarious
Well, I hated Ben Gruber basically because of his work on TTG. After "Teacher's Pests" and "Larry the Floor-manager" I kinda warmed up to him.Honest Canadian Cartoon said:Ben Gruber gets too much flak. His season 10 episodes suck, but so do the other writers. At least Ben Gruber made 2 episodes that got above a 6/10 from me. The others only got 1 7/10 or above at best. People say his episodes are too fast paced, which is true. But Mr. Lawrence, Kaz, and Andrew Goodman episodes are just as wacky if not more so, examples include Whirly Brains, Code Yellow, Snooze You Lose, Life Insurance, Sportz, and The Getaway.
Ben Gruber's season 10 episodes aren't good. But he's the last-bad season 10 writer. He also didn't write Sportz which earns points.
When people say:
Oh, another episode with the SpongeBob and Squidward dynamic! How great to see these two teaming up again! We want more episodes like this! And Patrick is likeable again! Plankton and Mr. Krabs together! Also, Squidward and Plankton! Sandy with karate again! We want these back again!
and...
The SAME people say:
Oh, we've already seen the same thing from previous episodes! (when they talk about SpongeBob's Place, Krabby Patty Creature Feature, etc.) We need brand new and more creative ideas. We don't need the same plotline over and over! Come on writers, those are ripoffs from other episodes!
OK, I actually get the second part, because things can get really repetitive, boring, and forgettable, and I can actually pretty agree much with that, because we actually need some refreshment, but the first one, really? It annoys me a lot, eapecially the love for the SpongeBob/Squidward dynamic makes me angry way more than you think. I know the two don't get along very well, because of their different personalities, but that is also the same plotline again. This comparison is pretty much hypocritical, if you ask me. =/
Don't tell me those are rare plotlines, because the other ones are not always common either.
I think it's fine and not unoriginal if they do something original with that stuff.
This makes no sense. That's like saying Indiana Jones is a rip-off of Star Wars because Harrison Ford is in it. Just because SpongeBob and Squidward are used in more than one episode doesn't mean they're all the same. That's a lot different than stories being straight up rehashed.ElectricPikachu said:When people say:
Oh, another episode with the SpongeBob and Squidward dynamic! How great to see these two teaming up again! We want more episodes like this! And Patrick is likeable again! Plankton and Mr. Krabs together! Also, Squidward and Plankton! Sandy with karate again! We want these back again!
and...
The SAME people say:
Oh, we've already seen the same thing from previous episodes! (when they talk about SpongeBob's Place, Krabby Patty Creature Feature, etc.) We need brand new and more creative ideas. We don't need the same plotline over and over! Come on writers, those are ripoffs from other episodes!
OK, I actually get the second part, because things can get really repetitive, boring, and forgettable, and I can actually pretty agree much with that, because we actually need some refreshment, but the first one, really? It annoys me a lot, eapecially the love for the SpongeBob/Squidward dynamic makes me angry way more than you think. I know the two don't get along very well, because of their different personalities, but that is also the same plotline again. This comparison is pretty much hypocritical, if you ask me. =/
Don't tell me those are rare plotlines, because the other ones are not always common either.
The reason more people mention it with post-movie episodes because it's rarer when the characters are characterized correctly in comparison to pre-movie where it was consistently good. Besides The Checkup and Sewers are good for more reasons than the dynamic and Love that Squid is mediocre af/ElectricPikachu said:Take other episodes where they helped each other such as Dying for Pie, Can You Spare a Dime?, Skill Crane, Drive-Thru, Love That Squid, Christmas Who?, Pizza Delivery. They do care about those episodes (well, not really Drive-Thru and they only cared Squidward's ending in Love That Squid) In The Sewers of Bikini Bottom and The Checkup, there were more shocked and excited about them helping each other. It's not really that original to me. Squidward and Plankton had conversations in The Algae'
Just because the characters are the same doesn't mean the way they're characterized are the same. There's definitely a difference between Patrick's characterization in What's Eating Patrick and The Card/Krusty Katering.ElectricPikachu said:Squidward and Plankton had conversations in The Algae's Always Greener, Chum Fricassee, Sweet and Sour Squid. Mr. Krabs and Plankton in New Leaf (except for the ending), Friend or Foe?, Best Frenemies, Chum Caverns, The Other Patty, and I heard that Teacher's Pests also have that same thing. Now Patrick has been a debatable character, they loved him, then hate him, then love him again but he's not funny anymore, then he's annoying, etc.
I don't even know what my opinion is for the show anymore, because I keep losing interest lately.
i don't exactly see the diffrenceHonest Canadian Cartoon said:This makes no sense. That's like saying Indiana Jones is a rip-off of Star Wars because Harrison Ford is in it. Just because SpongeBob and Squidward are used in more than one episode doesn't mean they're all the same. That's a lot different than stories being straight up rehashed.
This feels like you're really stretching to have a contrarian opinion.
The reason more people mention it with post-movie episodes because it's rarer when the characters are characterized correctly in comparison to pre-movie where it was consistently good. Besides The Checkup and Sewers are good for more reasons than the dynamic and Love that Squid is mediocre af/
Just because the characters are the same doesn't mean the way they're characterized are the same. There's definitely a difference between Patrick's characterization in What's Eating Patrick and The Card/Krusty Katering.
Patrick is a really big jerk in The Card but he's really nice and somebody who you can feel sorry for in What's Eating Patrick. And he was even stupidier in The Card than in What's Eating Patrick.spongebob scarypants said:i don't exactly see the diffrence
i felt like it was patricks dumbness that lead to that stuffWintermelon43 said:Patrick is a really big jerk in The Card but he's really nice and somebody who you can feel sorry for in What's Eating Patrick. And he was even stupidier in The Card than in What's Eating Patrick.
I barely remember Patrick in Krusty Katering but iirc he tries to eat everyone else's food.
He probably knew what he was doing in Krusty Katering, I don't think he was just being stupid. As I said though, The Card was kinda like a mixture of both.i felt like it was patricks dumbness that lead to that stuff