Worst Ways to End a SpongeBob Episode

[iRocketGamer52]

Try and think of the worst ways to end an episode that could either be a nitpick or something that could ruin the entire thing, like in Nautical Novice where SpongeBob gets finally gets his license but is soon to be yanked away from him at the last second, or in Cephalopod Lodge, where Squidward is brought back into lodge, but SpongeBob and Patrick unawaringly reveal themselves, ruining any chance Squidward would have to get back inside, something like those.

 

[The Real Nostalgia Critic]

Puffy Fluffy eats the universe.

 

[tEMMIE]

Nick Studio 10

 

[Tuba95]

Oh, you're new.

Anyway, Spongebob tries to get his license after Mr Krabs leaves for a manicure, but fails and Mrs Puff rips it up when she and the rest of the Bikini Bottomites come back after No Spongebob Day. Mr Krabs splits his nail again.

 

[DadMom AngryPants]

I don't like it when they end the episode by having everybody laugh over some stupid thing and then pan the camera out.

 

[OWM]

I don't like it when they end the episode by having everybody laugh over some stupid thing and then pan the camera out.

I loved how they parodied that in Spongicus though.

 

[MasiHosseini]

I loved how they parodied that in Spongicus though.

Yeah,when everyone walked away lol.

 

[hashslingingslasher3]

End it with a lame pun like in Dear Vikings.

 

[Supmandude]

Squidward having his head chopped off and bleeding to death.

 

[Big Meaty Claws]

Gone.

 

[The Drifter]

Squidward having his head chopped off and bleeding to death.

Nah man, that's the best way to end an episode!

 

[More]

One of the worst endings of an episode is one of those "status quo is God" endings, where they throw in an insulting end to the story just so it'll fit in to the continuity of the show. This hs been talked about a decent amount, however I still won't consider it a bad episode if it's really the only major flaw.

Another bad way to end an episode is with an abrupt, 5-second endings with little satisfaction involved. Some examples include Goo Goo Gas, Dear Vikings, The Curse of Bikini Bottom, Rodeo Daze, House Sittin' for Sandy, The Main Drain, Drive Thru, Patrick's Staycation, Restraining SpongeBob, Squirrel Record, and Demolition Doofus.

 

[Perry The Platypus]

Squidward jumping in the air, after winning. That's so lame.

 

[The Drifter]

One of the worst endings of an episode is one of those "status quo is God" endings, where they throw in an insulting end to the story just so it'll fit in to the continuity of the show. This hs been talked about a decent amount, however I still won't consider it a bad episode if it's really the only major flaw.

Even more ridiculous is that SpongeBob doesn't even have any continuity, so using that trope is just stupid.

 

[ssj4gogita4]

I don't like it when they end the episode by having everybody laugh over some stupid thing and then pan the camera out.

Reminds me of:

 

[BabySmitty]

You know, I hate to say it, but.... I feel like, a great episode with a let-down ending... "Fools in April."

The episode was perfect. It was funny, then horrifying, then heartbreaking, then heartwarming... but the revelation that the entire episode was just a big prank from Spongebob's end.... kind of killed the sweetness and sincerity of Squidward's apology.

Just my opinion.

 

[Big Meaty Claws]

Reminds me of:

Honestly one of the best moments in the show

 

[Jibbix]

Reminds me of:

This lowkey might be one of the best and most subversive endings the show ever had tbh

 

[Popeyes Haunted Barnacles]

This lowkey might be one of the best and most subversive endings the show ever had tbh

I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought that ending was really funny and surprisingly meta even for the show this late in the game.

 

[Ryanruff13]

inb4 somebody mentions "I guess crying does solve your problems after all"