Money Talks - 7/10
SpongeBob vs. The Patty Gadget - 9/10
Slimy Dancing - 8/10
8/10 overall.
8/10 overall.
SpongeBob SquarePants (TV Series)
Money Talks/SpongeBob vs. The Patty Gadget/Slimy Dancing (2007)
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Not the best way to start a Spongebob segment...but probably okay overall.
mathematics10114 June 2021
Warning: Spoilers
Okay. Money Talks.
I will admit...this is one of those episodes that feels like it should be stamped as a "fetish" episode (Especially on the ending part of it).
The episode starts off at the Krusty Krab, a customer wants to sit at a certain table, but two elderly people (Old Man Walker and Mary) are already sitting there. SpongeBob says the customer can sit at the table when they are done, although the guy said he will pay $5 if he gets it immediately. Mr. Krabs agrees with this offer and kicks the old people out. He then says "money talks." He likes the idea and wishes he could talk to money.
Later, at his house, Mr. Krabs forces the money to talk, but it doesn't. Mr. Krabs then shouts he wants to talk to money. The Flying Dutchman appears and says he would grant his wish if he sells his soul. Mr. Krabs takes the offer and the Flying Dutchman throws pixie dust on him.
Okay...pretty interesting plot, but the later parts get morbidly confusing. Mr. Krabs gets his wish, letting the money be able to talk, and then it takes a complete tailspin with what happens next.
The money then suggest that Krabs spends him. The first dollar bill says that he wanted to be spent on a fairy princess outfit. The second one says that he wanted to be spent on corn dogs. And then the third says that he wants to be spent on diapers.
This is so confusing to look at.
So...Krabs does what they do, and somehow, Spongebob and Patrick are involved in this, too?!
There's so many mixed messages on this episode, it feels like it should be blacklisted as a "fetish" episode, especially seeing Mr. Krabs, who is the adult in the series, wearing a diaper...on a kids show.
Overall, not a good start to a Spongebob half-hour segment, but The Patty Gadget and Slimy Dancing did make up for it. All in all, it's okay...but could have probably been better off with a much better starting episode than Money Talks.
I will admit...this is one of those episodes that feels like it should be stamped as a "fetish" episode (Especially on the ending part of it).
The episode starts off at the Krusty Krab, a customer wants to sit at a certain table, but two elderly people (Old Man Walker and Mary) are already sitting there. SpongeBob says the customer can sit at the table when they are done, although the guy said he will pay $5 if he gets it immediately. Mr. Krabs agrees with this offer and kicks the old people out. He then says "money talks." He likes the idea and wishes he could talk to money.
Later, at his house, Mr. Krabs forces the money to talk, but it doesn't. Mr. Krabs then shouts he wants to talk to money. The Flying Dutchman appears and says he would grant his wish if he sells his soul. Mr. Krabs takes the offer and the Flying Dutchman throws pixie dust on him.
Okay...pretty interesting plot, but the later parts get morbidly confusing. Mr. Krabs gets his wish, letting the money be able to talk, and then it takes a complete tailspin with what happens next.
The money then suggest that Krabs spends him. The first dollar bill says that he wanted to be spent on a fairy princess outfit. The second one says that he wanted to be spent on corn dogs. And then the third says that he wants to be spent on diapers.
This is so confusing to look at.
So...Krabs does what they do, and somehow, Spongebob and Patrick are involved in this, too?!
There's so many mixed messages on this episode, it feels like it should be blacklisted as a "fetish" episode, especially seeing Mr. Krabs, who is the adult in the series, wearing a diaper...on a kids show.
Overall, not a good start to a Spongebob half-hour segment, but The Patty Gadget and Slimy Dancing did make up for it. All in all, it's okay...but could have probably been better off with a much better starting episode than Money Talks.
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