Young Boy SquarePants

[Patron3000]

Um, SpongeBob was only 13 when the show began. If he was born on July 14, 1986 and the show began in July 1999, then that only makes him thirteen. Can this be right?

 

[DJ Sponge]

You're using your old noodle today, aren't you? :P

 

[SpongeSebastian]

Underage driver.

 

[spongezilla]

who knows, mabey he's 20, mabey his in youe house.....

 

[patrick2403]

That can't be right. He tried to get his Driver's License in the third or fourth episode and had already failed 38 times.

 

[Patron3000]

Then apparently the birthday they revealed to us in "No Free Rides" is false.

 

[patrick2403]

Then apparently the birthday they revealed to us in "No Free Rides" is false.

I don't know. It depends in what year the show takes place.

 

[DJ Sponge]

It's just a cartoon, though. We weren't supposed to notice that.

 

[SpongeAngl]

I noticed that same thing.
not only boat-driving,but also getting a job(I guess mr.Krabs needed the money),living in own house,all that.
and have you noticed the longer the show lasted(with more episodes),the more childish SpongeBob got?

like in the movie,he was estimated eighteen years old,and he "worshiped" a dancing peanut!
nothing like that appeared until the movie!

 

[SpOnGeFaN818]

Maybe he was practicing the rules of the road. I know it's not likely, but who knows?

 

[Patron3000]

I noticed that same thing.
not only boat-driving,but also getting a job(I guess mr.Krabs needed the money),living in own house,all that.
and have you noticed the longer the show lasted(with more episodes),the more childish SpongeBob got?

like in the movie,he was estimated eighteen years old,and he "worshiped" a dancing peanut!
nothing like that appeared until the movie!

They did make SpongeBob like extra-childish in the movie. He isn't like that in a ton of episodes.

 

[patrick2403]

SpongeBob acts more grown up in the first season, than the rest of the seasons.

 

[Patron3000]

SpongeBob acts more grown up in the first season, than the rest of the seasons.

Yeah, he becomes more childish as the show goes on, with the exception of the movie, where he is as childish as he will ever get. Well, he gets pretty childish in "Grandma's Kisses".

 

[patrick2403]

Well I don't think the episodes are supposed to be in any particular order.

 

[SpOnGeFaN818]

But of course, Help Wanted/Tea at the Treedome took place first.

 

[SpongeChamp]

the most logical answer is:
in 1999 they were unconcerned about spongebob's age.

and when season 3 came out, they planned a logical birthday date

 

[Arkei]

He's supposed to be ageless. All those things that show his age, they're just for show. He doesn't even have an age, he's one of those cartoons where they don't have an age, and they don't age.

 

[Patron3000]

He's supposed to be ageless. All those things that show his age, they're just for show. He doesn't even have an age, he's one of those cartoons where they don't have an age, and they don't age.

I know, I just thought I would point this out because it seemed strange to me.

 

[patrick2403]

the most logical answer is:
in 1999 they were unconcerned about spongebob's age.

and when season 3 came out, they planned a logical birthday date

Good point. That makes a lot of sense.

 

[Patron3000]

the most logical answer is:
in 1999 they were unconcerned about spongebob's age.

and when season 3 came out, they planned a logical birthday date

Good point. That makes a lot of sense.

That works, but I think he is more on the ageless side, like Crustacious Cheapskate said.