Lines that ruined characters: Spongebob: What a lucky break. Now I have a captive audience! Patrick: Spongebob, you can't always expect my usual brand of stupidity. I like to mix it up. Keep ya on your toes. Squidward: I don't care, this is sooooo worth it! Mr. Krabs: Really? He's a mess! Sandy: This is a psychologic test to see how much weird gunk folks'll eat. If it's free. Mrs. Puff: Why...are you still....ALIVE!?!
Episodes with those lines that ruined characters. ScumBob: Choir Boys Prick:The Card Punching Bagward: Little Yellow Book Mr. Krack: One FUCKING Coarse Meal A stick in the Sandy: Scumbob, Your Fired! Mrs. Scumbob is dead to me: How to ruin a character in 11 minutes
+Freezeflame22 :P We need to get Zeus Cervas and Richerd Persul on a trip to brain melting and get Alex Hirsch so he can retcon those idiot boy wrighters.
"Stupid people don't do stupid things for no reason. Stupid people do stupid things for *stupid* reasons." That right there is honestly one of the best remarks toward poorly written shows I've ever heard.
What kind of friend do you have to be. Where you actually torture you own friend by destroying something very valuable to them they really want. Just to find out you had multiple copies of the item you friend wanted all along. Oh yeah that's right, the kind of friend you have to be is a "Patrick Star." In fact, yeah. If you ever have a friend like that. Then they are a "Patrick Star"
I think The Card could've worked if a gust of wind blew the card out of Spongebob's hand and he goes through the construction sites, Goo Lagoon, etc chasing the card down.
JemTygir Also, the episode should’ve either A. Not damaged the card. B. Ended with Patrick or Spongebob buying a NEW pack and getting the card, or maybe even Patrick trying to make Spongebob feel better, but this would make the episode a bit longer or the base plot a bit shorter.
There’s been at least one episode that has done this better. Waiting. While I still I didn’t care for it, mainly for the lack of plot, it at least kept Spongebob and Patrick in character and knew where to focus the message that it was sending. A probably better example is the episode where Spongebob loses his jellyfishing net and Patrick makes him a new one. This a moment to savor because either than getting Spongebob his job or the first Spongebob movie I haven’t seen Patrick do many things that can be called unselfish or helpful. In this case Patrick is his usual old self but he does something genuinely friendly for Spongebob.
That would work but would still feel like a rehash of Missing Identity, particularly if Patrick was helping SpongeBob find the card. They should’ve went a different route with the episode and made it so SpongeBob was doing black market illegal stuff to rack up enough money or trades in order to get the rare card.
The biggest issue with The Card is that the writers have no fucking clue how trading cards work. Trading cards (like Pokemon or Yugi Yo) have value for each pack you buy, what that means is that each and every card is worth a certain amount of money when you sell the cards; the rarest the card is, the more value it has. For example, there was a rare Pokemon that was in Japanese and there were only five copies of the card. One day, it showed up online and it costed about $1,000 dollars! That's how trading cards work, somewhat.
The problem with a character like Patrick (well, Modern Patrick, as I refer to him now) is that this stupidity can't be dismissed anymore as it was early on in the show's history. He knows fully well what he's doing, how he's doing it, and more importantly, WHY he's doing it. In the older Seasons Patrick's stupidity was very much believable, because he WOULD do stupid things for ACTUALLY stupid reasons; he wouldn't just do stupid things for the sheer knowledge that he was causing problems for everybody else around him. Take the Fry Cook Games; Spongebob told him that only Fry Cooks can enter the competition and they get into an argument about the importance of Fry Cooks, which results in Patrick joining Plankton's side as the Chum Bucket's new Fry Cook in order to prove to Spongebob he can be a Fry Cook too; even when he knows virtually nothing about being one and doesn't consider who he's working for. Here, you can at least can get a fair enough understanding of why he's doing what he's doing, but you still know it's a stupid decision backed up by at least SOME fragment of logic that's being superseded by a lack of foresight. THIS Patrick on the otherhand has full knowledge that he's being an asshole, knows he's making people's lives harder, but he just expects everyone to "deal with it", and the moment anyone questions him THEY'RE the ones being an "asshole". Now this MIGHT work if you assigned Patrick in the role as the villain of the show, but as a Protagonist this just doesn't mesh well AT ALL. Honestly though between the two of them I actually find Modern Spongebob more frightening. Why? Because at least Patrick KNOWS what morality is, he just doesn't care. The reason I find Modern Spongebob scarier is because he has no grasp on what morality is anymore, as evidenced when he said "What for?" in a tone that reassembles a serial killer in Little Yellow Book. There is no right or wrong, good or evil, to Modern Spongebob, there's simply only "him" and everything he does just "is"; whether it's in the right or heinously wrong, that doesn't matter to him-there's only him, and that's all that matters. That one line of dialogue honestly reminds me of the line from Mark Twain's The Mysterious Stranger, where the Stranger says "I can do no wrong, for I know not what wrong is." But want to know what makes this all the more frightening? The Stranger was actually SATAN. So when you have a character act so morality deprived that the only thing I can compare them to is an embodiment of Satan in ANY MEDIA when this is supposed to be a *children's cartoon*, something has gone horribly, *HORRIBLY* wrong.
***** I always thought that when Patrick bought the pack, all 5 extremely rare cards were in that pack (and in that pack only) - which, not only makes completely no sense, but it shows that the writers have absolutely no knowledge of trading cards whatsoever.
"It really does feel like a sick joke on Patrick's part and some way to alleviate guilt." I think Patrick needs to take a trip to Silent Bikini Bottom.
MrEnter, when talking about Patrick, lines of dialogue and stupidity on purpose: How would you classify that line of dialogue from "I had an accident" (season 3): - Sandy: Don't you have to be stupid somewhere else? - Patrick: Not until four. I mean: Okay, it doesn't have any impact on the plot, but on the other hand it does go in the direction "I know I'm stupid, but I continue being stupid" or "..., but I mix it up anyway" because it seems even here Patrick is aware of his stupidity. Or did I miss the point in some sort of way? (That line suddenly popped up in my mind, so I was curious of your thoughts)
Back at that time in the show, Patrick's stupidity was pretty harmless for the most part. His stupidity wasn't used to cause problems, it was used to make jokes, and some damn funny ones at that. I would say that it doesn't have the same implications as the line in this episode.
rushfan2596 This is also what I think about these lines: It's just funny, and doesn't harm anyone. But I don't know, they suddenly popped out in my head without any warning in that context, thus I was just curious about other opinions :) And yes, I really miss the old times when Patrick's stupidity was nothing but funny (counting out "I'm with stupid" for instance as exception). Nowadays Patrick is a danger to the society and it's very painful and anything _but_ funny watching him doing stupid (and in addition almost always dangeous) things. They really made a malicious antagonist out of him.
+sebwan To be honest, as a kid, I thought that's how a stupid person would've answered the question. A stupid person wouldn't realize the insult and all they would've heard was, "Don't you need to be somewhere else?" Well, if that makes sense to a kid, then it probably makes sense to a stupid person.
I think the problem with that line is that Patric basically said " I do whatever writers want me to do " there is no in or out of character behaviour cause he's used as a writers convinience... If thats how you work than your just as good as ppl posting fanfics... Oh wait they are even better than you
Mr. Enter, to tell you the truth, i already knew patrick was being stupid on purpose. you see, in "I Had And Accident" sandy asked "Don't you have to be stupid somewhere else?" and Patrick aka Pinhead (Survival of the Idiots) aka tubby (no wenies aloud) aka Rick (the Fry-cook Games) aka the krusty krab (Big Pink Loser) aka Prick (The entirety of the Patrick's a Prick Episodes) said "Not until four".
Well, that's true. But, two things. One, that line was funny. This fact may seem trivial, but the line was just meant to be a joke, and since it was funny, we could see that. The "brand" line in this episode isn't, and it just makes you wonder if he actually meant it. Second, and more important, Patrick was being a good friend in that episode by trying to get SpongeBob to get over his fear of the outside. Here? He STILL torments SpongeBob about the card afterwards, making the line seem all the more malicious. At least, that's my view.
Yeah, I don't think the line holds much weight in the grander scheme of things. There's no possible way that Patrick's stupidity has been a facade for that long. SpongeBob can't be that dense when it comes to his best friend, he would have figured that out a long time ago. Mr. Enter, you should do an Animated Atrocity on "You Don't Know Sponge." They violated Patrick's personality for jokes, which according to you, writers should never do. That episode doesn't make any sense.
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Super Mario Logan recently put out an episode that, in my opinion, did this plot a lot better. It's about Jeffy getting a Pokemon card that Bowser Junior really, really wants, and, like in The Card, Junior keeps begging Jeffy to give him the card, and Jeffy says he'll think about it, while he does a lot of things to the card that could really hurt it. But here's the thing: First of all, Jeffy isn't familiar with Pokemon cards, and he just thinks the card is a "Mr. Froggy" card, and he doesn't want to give it to Junior because he likes the frog on the card. Second, he does what Mr. Enter said stupid characters should do, and damages the card for stupid reasons. For instance, when the card gets bent up, he puts it in the blender because, in his own words: "The blender makes smoothies. Therefore, when I put the card in the blender, it will make the card smooth." It's a solid episode, in my opinion, and is pretty much "The Card" done right.
"Bats, you can't always expect a usual brand of insanity. I like to mix it up. Keep you on your toes." That ine actually makes a hell of a lot more sense coming from a character like the Joker. Because he both A, does all of his crimes on purpose, and B, is always unpredictable. D-did someone mix up their lines here? Did they accidentally mix up a quote for a DC Comic with an actual line?
what, the new born cuties? HAHAHAHAHA! Let's just say, I tried to watch episode, I barley came out alive. You should subscribe to this cute, he's quite the hero for what he takes on.
I love the ending: "so be sure to proofread that shit!" It's said in a lighthearted sarcasm that perfectly opposes the intentional stupidity and failed humor of that one terrible line of dialogue.
I want to ask Patrick, "But why? If you were Spongebob's friend, you would have no need to make him constantly wary of your actions. Friends enjoy each others' company, not one enjoying the other and the other not having fun."
Patrick: “Spongebob, you can't always expect my usual brand of stupidity, I like to mix it up, keep you on your toes." The perfect excuse for torturing somebody...
I just came up with a theory. The original Patrick had his arm or leg cut off or something and it grew into another starfish. This starfish grew a mind of it's own. It eventually attacked and killed Patrick one day when no one was looking and took over his identity to wreak havoc on the innocent. An evil clone, basically.
Interesting for analyzing that line, but I would like to offer a rebuttal. Notice the precise wording he uses. "Spongebob, YOU can't expect my usual brand of stupidity. I like to mix it up. Keep YOU on YOUR toes." My theory is that Patrick KNOWS what he's doing, but he only does it because he thinks he is amusing Spongebob. Notice how much friends he hangs around with. You can count them on just more than half a hand. The only ones I can think of that he hangs out with on a daily basis is Squidward, who hates him, Sandy, who isn't that tolerant of him when he's stupid, and Spongebob, who was friends with him since birth and trusts with his life on. Being friends with Spongebob that long, he probably has noticed a couple things that Spongebob liked, and one of them was most likely that Patrick is funny when he does something stupid for a stupid reason. Patrick KNOWS that he's stupid around Spongebob, but since most of the time Spongebob either; A) laughs at it, or B) doesn't forbid it, Patrick doesn't really think that his actions are doing any major harm to anyone. Let me put it like this; if Spongebob has no idea of how morals work, than Patrick has no idea on how CONSEQUENCES work.
I think a good example of Patrick being stupid done right is Wet Painters when he blew another paint bubble and tried to make the bubbles bigger. He was being blatantly stupid, but it was stupid reasons, kind of a "challenge accepted" when Spongebob said things couldn't get worse
What about an extra thoughts on "The Mask"? The reason why I'd like this, is that you do a good job of explaining the torture that Bunny faces in the episode but something I think you can go into detail about is applying it better to how it applies to real world domestic conflict.
There's this comic I've drawn, in which Ed, from Ed, Edd n' Eddy, watches the Family Guy episode where Stewie and Brian take Chris on a journey through time to help him study for his History test, and when the "Double D Day" scene comes up, he greets Edd to wish him a happy birthday, when it's not Edd's birthday. Now, see, HE had a reason for that. He was watching Family Guy, and it talked about "Double D Day", which he took to mean "it's Double D's birthday" If he had just done that for no reason, it wouldn't have been as funny.
Maybe it's like baseball cards; there really isn't a "game", it's just a matter of collecting them. ... Granted, having only one card of real value still makes it stupid, but it makes more sense viewed that way.
Idk if anyone else mentioned this, but in a pre movie episode 'I had an accident' a joke was made that Patrick was aware of his stupidity, when Sandy asks him 'don't you have to be stupid somewhere else' and Patrick replies 'not until four,' it's a great joke but I think it works there because it can be argued that Patrick was sarcastically responding to Sandy. If not, it's been established that Patrick knows he is dumb such as in 'big pink loser' and pretty much accepts it. In the post movie episodes, as mr enter has explained, it just seems Patrick is being stupid because he can and it seems that he is doing it out of malice. I think that's what differs between the old writers and the new writers. The classical era writers knew to take Patrick's stupidity and put him in a situation and have him do something that Patrick would do in that kind of predicament. They did not rely on his stupidity as the joke itself whereas this is what the new writers seem to think.
What bugs me most is that they've made similar jokes, and those jokes actually worked. "Is it time already to ruin Squid's day? Don't start without me!" - "Don't you have to be stupid somewhere else?" "Not until four." They worked because in those instances, Patrick hadn't done anything that bad. I mean, in Nematodes, he says he and Spongebob are going to ruin Squid's day, but Squid spend the whole episode being a royal dick. In the Accident, all Patrick did was tell Spongebob to land on his 'other bottom', when Sandy told him that he should try to land butt-first to cushion the impact.
What are some of your future Extra Thoughts topics in your lineup? I really like these videos, since they seem a bit more structures than the commentaries, cover the same material, and according to you, don't take too much time to make. Keep up the awesome work, because I would really like this to be a viable extra series.
You just talked about Dan Vs. in a good way. *Cries tears of joy* This is why you're my favorite reviewer Mr. Enter! Please never, ever leave us! No I'm gonna have to find your tumblr to see what episode is on the Admirable Animations. (Fingers crossed for our dear imposter episodes!) Now if you'll excuse me, I have to fangirl for the next 7 hours because you mentioned it. AAAAAAHHHHHHHHH-
:) You make me smile. For years my family said these episodes are "not as good as the original" and nothing more. NOW I finally found someone who gets it! Who understants my pain! Who understants my hatrid for Spongebob, Patrick, Mr. Krabs, and the townspeople! Thank you Mr. Enter. Thank you......
I don't know how serious that line can be taken. Though Thinking Back this makes many episodes where Patrick torments Spongebob or Squidward just awful. Spongebob because he's supposed to be his best friend and yet is cruel to him and Squidward because Patrick is rather aware that Squidward hates him and yet Patrick continues to annoy and anger Squidward because he's bored at least Spongebob's obliviousness is an excuse barring Choir Boys.
+The4everreival Yeah. Up until Choir Boys, I was convinced that Squidward disliked/hated Patrick even more than SpongeBob. Then after watching episodes like that and Boating Buddies, I'm not so sure now. If Patrick's stupidity has always been intentional, then it's safe to say that his motivation changed after the movie. It seems like before the movie, he knew he was stupid, but he knew that his stupidity could be found to be funny and charming. There's been also justifications on his stupidity. Nowadays, he's just a straight-up sociopath. I think that line was meant to be a joke by the SpongeBob writers, but when you watch some of the things he's done to Squidward, SpongeBob, Mr. Krabs, Sandy, Gary, and the townspeople, it's very believable he's doing it intentionally, for no particular reason.
I guess when you heard Patrick say your catchphrase, you decided that The Card deserves to be number 1 on your list. So if a character lives by the code of What I'm doing is wrong, I know it's wrong, but I'm going to do it anyway, they have no right to use the stupid or crazy excuse. A stupid character doesn't know what he/she is doing wrong, a crazy character thinks the wrong thing is right and evil characters know what they're doing is wrong.
The WORST side of Patrick Star, as he’s CHOOSING to be stupid, as he claimed in one scene. This shows that Patrick is creating chaos and getting SpongeBob worked up just for fun and games, and all because he got his hands on a card SB wanted so badly. Sure Patrick had spare card at the end and gave on to SB after he ruined the one, but he could’ve done that first rather than just mess with him just because wants to and can. It’s an unforgivable thing to do to your best friend.
He means that Patrick knows he's stupid, but doesn't do anything except use it as a excuse. It'd be like if I knew I had autism and I used it as an excuse to do random and crazy things.
heres my counter argument. if he does acknowledge it and does not attempt to improve upon it (which he very clearly does not try to) or get away from spongebob so his stupidity doesn't harm him greatly anymore which alot of the time does then patrick is still a jerk.
i am literally begging you to do an admirable animation on "scooby doo on zombie island". it was an amazing movie! the storyline was incredible, the animation was amazingly well done, the soundtrack was AWESOME. (which is actually becoming hard to find in scooby doo these days D:). and lets not forget that plot twist with the cat people at the end! i know you liked the soundtrack because you have used "terror time again" in a lot of your end credits on you reviews. WB took a lot of risks making this movie because it was literally standing on the edge of being too scary for kids. but in the end, they made an amazing scooby doo movie, one of my most personal favorites. it truly deserves a review, and i am surprised that you haven't done a review on it yet. i mean, the music was incredible. like you have said many times before "a good soundtrack song should be one that i want to listen to in general, not just when i'm waiting for the show to start." well, i (and i'm pretty sure about half of the population) are addicted to instant favorites like "terror time again" and "the ghost is here (its a fake)". seriously, you have got to review it.
I liked the episode...probably because you can see Spongebob suffer! Seriously I hate that damn sponge now for the many reasons you pointed out. This episode, and also that old one with the Hash Slinging Slasher. Though being annoying, his scream was hilarious.
Brandon Roberts Peter does not show regret. He is not sorry for injuring Louis, he even uses her bandages as toilet paper. When the state thinks he is a bad parent, Peter does not try to prove them wrong, instead he tries to prove one of his best friends is a worse parent. The moral of the episode is "If you behave like an idiot, people will treat you like an idiot!" but I don't think Peter makes the connection.
Like pieguyrulz said there is an easy way for spongebob to get the 3D card from Patrick give him any card spongebob he has plenty of them they're called trading cards for a reason Patrick doesn't even care which card he gets he just want a card so spongebob should've traded with Patrick
I'm guessing that those writers were hoping that the "I like to mix up my stupidity to keep you on your toes" line would capture the brilliance of the exchange between Patrick and Sandy in the episode where Spongebob breaks his bottom after going sand-boarding. You know the one, "Don't you have to go be stupid somewhere else?" "Not until 4."
Dear Mr. Enter. I am nostalgia blind. Please help me. To explain my situation, there is a cartoon show I watched in my childhood that goes by the name of 'Spliced'. It shaped my taste in my childhood, and still holds a tight grip on my taste today. I've tried critiquing it, pointing out every flaw, ranting, and yet I still find myself unable to dislike any episode. You have displayed a remarkable skill in breaking nostalgia through legitimate means, perhaps you can break my nostalgia. Sincerely, Tydosius H. Nofriends
So Patrick wanted to use the card for practical purposes... And Spongebob bought like over 100 cards in the starting bank scene that's over 100 lock picks 100+ spatulas 100+ ect.
Fun Fact: "The Card" from Season 6 of SpongeBob SquarePants is claimed to be a favorite episode of Tom Kenny (SpongeBob, Gary, and The French Narrator's voice actor) since he loved how this episode is relatable to collectors as Kenny himself is a collector in real life.
A quick editing criticism! When playing audio from other shows, on another track of audio, it seems to be quieter than your voice audio. I'm not sure what editing software you use, but most that I've used allow for the individual increasing and decreasing of volume for certain clips or tracks. Some even have an equalizer that lets you see the levels or volume overall from all tracks and clips at that given time. You could see the volume drop from the end of your speech part into start of the cartoon part; you could balance out the volume of the clips and your voice so that its consistent and I don't have to turn up the volume to hear it better. That would be copacetic. And increase the quality too. :)
I can't watch SpongeBob episodes anymore because Patrick doesn't really feel like his own character any more. He's more of a plot device now, an element present simply to screw up SpongeBob's life whenever there's no other real plot.
He's still well aware. Also, remember _I Had an Accident_? Sandy asked "Don't you have to be stupid somewhere else?" The response? "Not until 4." Whether it's a joke or not (it probably was), watching it now, it felt like they (unintentionally) foreshadowed his utter destruction as a character
Maybe you should do a animated atrocity for any episode of fish hooks because I would like to see your opinion on it also I don't care if you make it a admirable animation instead I'm just giving ideas here and I'm curious your opinion on the show.
I have a request do an admirable animation or animated atrocity on Invader zim,Rockos modern life,Catdog and angry beavers these are some of the most underrated shows I have ever seen.
If this guy had a cartoon starring him, I would PAY MONEY to see it. One of sidekicks could be a ghost animal. Maybe it would be his dog. That would be pretty cool actually.
Yeahhh the only defense I can think of for that line is that MAYBE it was to poke fun at his earlier stupidity....idk. I'll admit I've seen this episode multiple times and every time I never really thought about that line, and just thought the stuff he did after was a weak convenience based running gag. Now that you brought it up though.....yeah it's pretty bad.
What do people think of the season 9 episode where Spongebob and Patrick go to see the Fisherman in the theatre and then squidward scares them. I love honestly. And dat ending.
Maybe the truth about movies TV shows and video games is that some of them are bad and that well it speaks to the creators of who they are as well as voice actors and the regular actors and will the characters the story that's what I thought
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Lines that ruined characters:
Spongebob: What a lucky break. Now I have a captive audience!
Patrick: Spongebob, you can't always expect my usual brand of stupidity. I like to mix it up. Keep ya on your toes.
Squidward: I don't care, this is sooooo worth it!
Mr. Krabs: Really? He's a mess!
Sandy: This is a psychologic test to see how much weird gunk folks'll eat. If it's free.
Mrs. Puff: Why...are you still....ALIVE!?!
Episodes with those lines that ruined characters.
ScumBob: Choir Boys
Prick:The Card
Punching Bagward: Little Yellow Book
Mr. Krack: One FUCKING Coarse Meal
A stick in the Sandy: Scumbob, Your Fired!
Mrs. Scumbob is dead to me: How to ruin a character in 11 minutes
Freezeflame22 :P Gary: ???
Mairead Malesco Gary: Meow
+Mairead Malesco meow
+Freezeflame22 :P We need to get Zeus Cervas and Richerd Persul on a trip to brain melting and get Alex Hirsch so he can retcon those idiot boy wrighters.
"Stupid people don't do stupid things for no reason. Stupid people do stupid things for *stupid* reasons."
That right there is honestly one of the best remarks toward poorly written shows I've ever heard.
Agreed.
That Squidward line with Patrick
"Patrick, How Stupid Are You?"
"It Varies..." Even if that's self-aware he's not lying
It's a joke.
I think another one from an earlier episode
Sandy: don't you have somewhere else to be stupid
Patrick: Not til 4
What kind of friend do you have to be. Where you actually torture you own friend by destroying something very valuable to them they really want. Just to find out you had multiple copies of the item you friend wanted all along. Oh yeah that's right, the kind of friend you have to be is a "Patrick Star."
In fact, yeah. If you ever have a friend like that. Then they are a "Patrick Star"
Patrick's just evil and fakes stupidity to avoid the consequences of his actions.
"Remember. No friend wants to be a Patrick."
Like most of my friends tbh :/
(Not all of them though! :3)
I think The Card could've worked if a gust of wind blew the card out of Spongebob's hand and he goes through the construction sites, Goo Lagoon, etc chasing the card down.
JemTygir
And Patrick was helping him try to find it
JemTygir Also, the episode should’ve either
A. Not damaged the card.
B. Ended with Patrick or Spongebob buying a NEW pack and getting the card, or maybe even Patrick trying to make Spongebob feel better, but this would make the episode a bit longer or the base plot a bit shorter.
There’s been at least one episode that has done this better. Waiting. While I still I didn’t care for it, mainly for the lack of plot, it at least kept Spongebob and Patrick in character and knew where to focus the message that it was sending.
A probably better example is the episode where Spongebob loses his jellyfishing net and Patrick makes him a new one. This a moment to savor because either than getting Spongebob his job or the first Spongebob movie I haven’t seen Patrick do many things that can be called unselfish or helpful. In this case Patrick is his usual old self but he does something genuinely friendly for Spongebob.
The fact that patrick can be replaced by nature shows how mischaracterized he is here. He’s a force more so than a person here.
That would work but would still feel like a rehash of Missing Identity, particularly if Patrick was helping SpongeBob find the card. They should’ve went a different route with the episode and made it so SpongeBob was doing black market illegal stuff to rack up enough money or trades in order to get the rare card.
"Even the smallest part of your story can have disastrous results. So be sure to proof read that shit." -Mr. Enter.
That's my new favorite quote. :3
The biggest issue with The Card is that the writers have no fucking clue how trading cards work. Trading cards (like Pokemon or Yugi Yo) have value for each pack you buy, what that means is that each and every card is worth a certain amount of money when you sell the cards; the rarest the card is, the more value it has. For example, there was a rare Pokemon that was in Japanese and there were only five copies of the card. One day, it showed up online and it costed about $1,000 dollars! That's how trading cards work, somewhat.
Misprints and discontinued for "reasons" cards are historically the most valuable trading cards.
Patrick Star.
Proof modern Nickelodeon can DESTROY a character.
The problem with a character like Patrick (well, Modern Patrick, as I refer to him now) is that this stupidity can't be dismissed anymore as it was early on in the show's history. He knows fully well what he's doing, how he's doing it, and more importantly, WHY he's doing it. In the older Seasons Patrick's stupidity was very much believable, because he WOULD do stupid things for ACTUALLY stupid reasons; he wouldn't just do stupid things for the sheer knowledge that he was causing problems for everybody else around him.
Take the Fry Cook Games; Spongebob told him that only Fry Cooks can enter the competition and they get into an argument about the importance of Fry Cooks, which results in Patrick joining Plankton's side as the Chum Bucket's new Fry Cook in order to prove to Spongebob he can be a Fry Cook too; even when he knows virtually nothing about being one and doesn't consider who he's working for. Here, you can at least can get a fair enough understanding of why he's doing what he's doing, but you still know it's a stupid decision backed up by at least SOME fragment of logic that's being superseded by a lack of foresight.
THIS Patrick on the otherhand has full knowledge that he's being an asshole, knows he's making people's lives harder, but he just expects everyone to "deal with it", and the moment anyone questions him THEY'RE the ones being an "asshole". Now this MIGHT work if you assigned Patrick in the role as the villain of the show, but as a Protagonist this just doesn't mesh well AT ALL. Honestly though between the two of them I actually find Modern Spongebob more frightening. Why? Because at least Patrick KNOWS what morality is, he just doesn't care.
The reason I find Modern Spongebob scarier is because he has no grasp on what morality is anymore, as evidenced when he said "What for?" in a tone that reassembles a serial killer in Little Yellow Book. There is no right or wrong, good or evil, to Modern Spongebob, there's simply only "him" and everything he does just "is"; whether it's in the right or heinously wrong, that doesn't matter to him-there's only him, and that's all that matters.
That one line of dialogue honestly reminds me of the line from Mark Twain's The Mysterious Stranger, where the Stranger says "I can do no wrong, for I know not what wrong is." But want to know what makes this all the more frightening? The Stranger was actually SATAN. So when you have a character act so morality deprived that the only thing I can compare them to is an embodiment of Satan in ANY MEDIA when this is supposed to be a *children's cartoon*, something has gone horribly, *HORRIBLY* wrong.
hold on a minute.
spongebob had 1 card.
the owner of the store had 1 card
and patrick had 4 cards
but... the shopowner said there were only 5 cards.
my guess is that the card that the shop owner had was a fake replica.
christoferkk That's right. I think he outright says it, too.
ILLUMANATI CONFIRMED!
Mind. Blown. But maybe it was just a fake, who knows.
***** I always thought that when Patrick bought the pack, all 5 extremely rare cards were in that pack (and in that pack only) - which, not only makes completely no sense, but it shows that the writers have absolutely no knowledge of trading cards whatsoever.
"It really does feel like a sick joke on Patrick's part and some way to alleviate guilt." I think Patrick needs to take a trip to Silent Bikini Bottom.
This episode would work if patrick got the crap beat out of him because Karma.
MrEnter, when talking about Patrick, lines of dialogue and stupidity on purpose: How would you classify that line of dialogue from "I had an accident" (season 3):
- Sandy: Don't you have to be stupid somewhere else?
- Patrick: Not until four.
I mean: Okay, it doesn't have any impact on the plot, but on the other hand it does go in the direction "I know I'm stupid, but I continue being stupid" or "..., but I mix it up anyway" because it seems even here Patrick is aware of his stupidity. Or did I miss the point in some sort of way? (That line suddenly popped up in my mind, so I was curious of your thoughts)
Back at that time in the show, Patrick's stupidity was pretty harmless for the most part. His stupidity wasn't used to cause problems, it was used to make jokes, and some damn funny ones at that. I would say that it doesn't have the same implications as the line in this episode.
Tentacle-vision: Squidward: Patrick, just how dumb are you? Patrick: It varies.
rushfan2596 This is also what I think about these lines: It's just funny, and doesn't harm anyone. But I don't know, they suddenly popped out in my head without any warning in that context, thus I was just curious about other opinions :)
And yes, I really miss the old times when Patrick's stupidity was nothing but funny (counting out "I'm with stupid" for instance as exception). Nowadays Patrick is a danger to the society and it's very painful and anything _but_ funny watching him doing stupid (and in addition almost always dangeous) things. They really made a malicious antagonist out of him.
+sebwan To be honest, as a kid, I thought that's how a stupid person would've answered the question. A stupid person wouldn't realize the insult and all they would've heard was, "Don't you need to be somewhere else?"
Well, if that makes sense to a kid, then it probably makes sense to a stupid person.
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@@MrMyst hi mrmyst
I don't know how often Channel Awesome recruits new members, but you absolutely deserve to make the cut next time.
I think the problem with that line is that Patric basically said " I do whatever writers want me to do " there is no in or out of character behaviour cause he's used as a writers convinience... If thats how you work than your just as good as ppl posting fanfics... Oh wait they are even better than you
My favorite line of Patrick acknowledging his own stupidity:
"Don't you have to be stupid somewhere else?"
"Not until. 4."
I thought about this this morning. Patrick is literally a baby
Mr. Enter, to tell you the truth, i already knew patrick was being stupid on purpose. you see, in "I Had And Accident" sandy asked "Don't you have to be stupid somewhere else?" and Patrick aka Pinhead (Survival of the Idiots) aka tubby (no wenies aloud) aka Rick (the Fry-cook Games) aka the krusty krab (Big Pink Loser) aka Prick (The entirety of the Patrick's a Prick Episodes) said "Not until four".
But that could've been he had an appointment at that time
Muraia The Sagely he actually said he had some specific place to be stupid
Carl Bloke I rest my case.
Fair enough
Well, that's true. But, two things. One, that line was funny. This fact may seem trivial, but the line was just meant to be a joke, and since it was funny, we could see that. The "brand" line in this episode isn't, and it just makes you wonder if he actually meant it. Second, and more important, Patrick was being a good friend in that episode by trying to get SpongeBob to get over his fear of the outside. Here? He STILL torments SpongeBob about the card afterwards, making the line seem all the more malicious. At least, that's my view.
Honestly, you can take that one line of dialogue as a throwaway joke, or a fridged horror realization.
Yeah, I don't think the line holds much weight in the grander scheme of things. There's no possible way that Patrick's stupidity has been a facade for that long. SpongeBob can't be that dense when it comes to his best friend, he would have figured that out a long time ago.
Mr. Enter, you should do an Animated Atrocity on "You Don't Know Sponge." They violated Patrick's personality for jokes, which according to you, writers should never do. That episode doesn't make any sense.
Can we expect a Dan Vs. Episode in the future? ;) Haha JK. Though if you do end up doing one in the future id love to see that!
He has a plan to do an Admirable Animation on an episode of the show.
Sammy Peterson when did he say that
Ian Jennings On his tumblr, he stated it was one of his plans fora future Admirable Animation. He also has plans for
Mr. Peabody and Sherman
The Aku Infection (Samurai Jack)
The Great Mccardy (Arthur)
Dexter and Computress Get Mandark (Dexter's Lab)
Operation F.U.T.U.R.E. (KND)
Sammy Peterson ok thank you
Sammy Peterson The movie or the old cartoon?
Super Mario Logan recently put out an episode that, in my opinion, did this plot a lot better. It's about Jeffy getting a Pokemon card that Bowser Junior really, really wants, and, like in The Card, Junior keeps begging Jeffy to give him the card, and Jeffy says he'll think about it, while he does a lot of things to the card that could really hurt it. But here's the thing: First of all, Jeffy isn't familiar with Pokemon cards, and he just thinks the card is a "Mr. Froggy" card, and he doesn't want to give it to Junior because he likes the frog on the card. Second, he does what Mr. Enter said stupid characters should do, and damages the card for stupid reasons. For instance, when the card gets bent up, he puts it in the blender because, in his own words: "The blender makes smoothies. Therefore, when I put the card in the blender, it will make the card smooth." It's a solid episode, in my opinion, and is pretty much "The Card" done right.
"Bats, you can't always expect a usual brand of insanity. I like to mix it up. Keep you on your toes."
That ine actually makes a hell of a lot more sense coming from a character like the Joker. Because he both A, does all of his crimes on purpose, and B, is always unpredictable. D-did someone mix up their lines here? Did they accidentally mix up a quote for a DC Comic with an actual line?
I agree. We can't always expect the jokers usual brand of insanity. He likes to mix it up.
Good for you for you doing this. Although, DON'T DO NEWBORN CUTTIES! You have so much to live for. No one should go through that hell
what, the new born cuties? HAHAHAHAHA! Let's just say, I tried to watch episode, I barley came out alive. You should subscribe to this cute, he's quite the hero for what he takes on.
I know, he's so brave for taking on such an atrocity. Hopefully he can survive it.
BlythePennyBicycle21
Let me put it this way. It's like a troll in central park with shit animations.
*****
Followed by what I assume they wanted to be cute but came off as a soulless dead eyed stare.
Well it's slightly better then 12oz mouse so it has that going for I guess.
I love the ending: "so be sure to proofread that shit!" It's said in a lighthearted sarcasm that perfectly opposes the intentional stupidity and failed humor of that one terrible line of dialogue.
"Spongebob you can't always expect my usual brand of stupidity, I like to mix it up keep you on your toes."
-Patrick.2014
I want to ask Patrick, "But why? If you were Spongebob's friend, you would have no need to make him constantly wary of your actions. Friends enjoy each others' company, not one enjoying the other and the other not having fun."
Its Spongebob logic, nothing makes sense.
DNASigil95 F is for friends who fuck up each other
U is U suck
N is for nothing, is what you mean to me
Zeetee Pippin Down here in the deep blue sea!
Do a commentary for Oral Report.
Hi I like your show
Mattix Winkler Thanks.
Your welcome I didn't like uh oh canada you're probably forced to do that against your will
Mattix Winkler I guess.
***** No I sell propane and propane accessories.
Patrick: “Spongebob, you can't always expect my usual brand of stupidity, I like to mix it up, keep you on your toes."
The perfect excuse for torturing somebody...
I just came up with a theory. The original Patrick had his arm or leg cut off or something and it grew into another starfish. This starfish grew a mind of it's own. It eventually attacked and killed Patrick one day when no one was looking and took over his identity to wreak havoc on the innocent. An evil clone, basically.
Interesting for analyzing that line, but I would like to offer a rebuttal.
Notice the precise wording he uses.
"Spongebob, YOU can't expect my usual brand of stupidity. I like to mix it up. Keep YOU on YOUR toes."
My theory is that Patrick KNOWS what he's doing, but he only does it because he thinks he is amusing Spongebob. Notice how much friends he hangs around with. You can count them on just more than half a hand. The only ones I can think of that he hangs out with on a daily basis is Squidward, who hates him, Sandy, who isn't that tolerant of him when he's stupid, and Spongebob, who was friends with him since birth and trusts with his life on. Being friends with Spongebob that long, he probably has noticed a couple things that Spongebob liked, and one of them was most likely that Patrick is funny when he does something stupid for a stupid reason. Patrick KNOWS that he's stupid around Spongebob, but since most of the time Spongebob either;
A) laughs at it,
or B) doesn't forbid it,
Patrick doesn't really think that his actions are doing any major harm to anyone. Let me put it like this; if Spongebob has no idea of how morals work, than Patrick has no idea on how CONSEQUENCES work.
I think a good example of Patrick being stupid done right is Wet Painters when he blew another paint bubble and tried to make the bubbles bigger. He was being blatantly stupid, but it was stupid reasons, kind of a "challenge accepted" when Spongebob said things couldn't get worse
What about an extra thoughts on "The Mask"? The reason why I'd like this, is that you do a good job of explaining the torture that Bunny faces in the episode but something I think you can go into detail about is applying it better to how it applies to real world domestic conflict.
I really like these Extra Thoughts videos :D
There's this comic I've drawn, in which Ed, from Ed, Edd n' Eddy, watches the Family Guy episode where Stewie and Brian take Chris on a journey through time to help him study for his History test, and when the "Double D Day" scene comes up, he greets Edd to wish him a happy birthday, when it's not Edd's birthday. Now, see, HE had a reason for that. He was watching Family Guy, and it talked about "Double D Day", which he took to mean "it's Double D's birthday" If he had just done that for no reason, it wouldn't have been as funny.
If there was only one card wth any rarity, that's a card game i don't wanna play.
Maybe it's like baseball cards; there really isn't a "game", it's just a matter of collecting them.
... Granted, having only one card of real value still makes it stupid, but it makes more sense viewed that way.
Idk if anyone else mentioned this, but in a pre movie episode 'I had an accident' a joke was made that Patrick was aware of his stupidity, when Sandy asks him 'don't you have to be stupid somewhere else' and Patrick replies 'not until four,' it's a great joke but I think it works there because it can be argued that Patrick was sarcastically responding to Sandy. If not, it's been established that Patrick knows he is dumb such as in 'big pink loser' and pretty much accepts it. In the post movie episodes, as mr enter has explained, it just seems Patrick is being stupid because he can and it seems that he is doing it out of malice. I think that's what differs between the old writers and the new writers. The classical era writers knew to take Patrick's stupidity and put him in a situation and have him do something that Patrick would do in that kind of predicament. They did not rely on his stupidity as the joke itself whereas this is what the new writers seem to think.
It was like how you did the breath fresh of squidward extra thoughts.
What bugs me most is that they've made similar jokes, and those jokes actually worked.
"Is it time already to ruin Squid's day? Don't start without me!"
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"Don't you have to be stupid somewhere else?"
"Not until four."
They worked because in those instances, Patrick hadn't done anything that bad.
I mean, in Nematodes, he says he and Spongebob are going to ruin Squid's day, but Squid spend the whole episode being a royal dick.
In the Accident, all Patrick did was tell Spongebob to land on his 'other bottom', when Sandy told him that he should try to land butt-first to cushion the impact.
Ah, thanks. I couldn't think of the names.
What are some of your future Extra Thoughts topics in your lineup? I really like these videos, since they seem a bit more structures than the commentaries, cover the same material, and according to you, don't take too much time to make. Keep up the awesome work, because I would really like this to be a viable extra series.
excellent, dude. I look forward to many more extra thoughts
You just talked about Dan Vs. in a good way. *Cries tears of joy* This is why you're my favorite reviewer Mr. Enter! Please never, ever leave us! No I'm gonna have to find your tumblr to see what episode is on the Admirable Animations. (Fingers crossed for our dear imposter episodes!) Now if you'll excuse me, I have to fangirl for the next 7 hours because you mentioned it. AAAAAAHHHHHHHHH-
:) You make me smile. For years my family said these episodes are "not as good as the original" and nothing more. NOW I finally found someone who gets it! Who understants my pain! Who understants my hatrid for Spongebob, Patrick, Mr. Krabs, and the townspeople! Thank you Mr. Enter. Thank you......
Dan: fire is the cleanser!!!
I don't know how serious that line can be taken. Though Thinking Back this makes many episodes where Patrick torments Spongebob or Squidward just awful.
Spongebob because he's supposed to be his best friend and yet is cruel to him and Squidward because Patrick is rather aware that Squidward hates him and yet Patrick continues to annoy and anger Squidward because he's bored at least Spongebob's obliviousness is an excuse barring Choir Boys.
+The4everreival Yeah. Up until Choir Boys, I was convinced that Squidward disliked/hated Patrick even more than SpongeBob. Then after watching episodes like that and Boating Buddies, I'm not so sure now. If Patrick's stupidity has always been intentional, then it's safe to say that his motivation changed after the movie. It seems like before the movie, he knew he was stupid, but he knew that his stupidity could be found to be funny and charming. There's been also justifications on his stupidity. Nowadays, he's just a straight-up sociopath. I think that line was meant to be a joke by the SpongeBob writers, but when you watch some of the things he's done to Squidward, SpongeBob, Mr. Krabs, Sandy, Gary, and the townspeople, it's very believable he's doing it intentionally, for no particular reason.
I guess when you heard Patrick say your catchphrase, you decided that The Card deserves to be number 1 on your list.
So if a character lives by the code of What I'm doing is wrong, I know it's wrong, but I'm going to do it anyway, they have no right to use the stupid or crazy excuse. A stupid character doesn't know what he/she is doing wrong, a crazy character thinks the wrong thing is right and evil characters know what they're doing is wrong.
I think the cheese for the burgers was mozzarella. I've eaten mozzarella burgers before and that cheese can be very runny when it's heated.
The WORST side of Patrick Star, as he’s CHOOSING to be stupid, as he claimed in one scene. This shows that Patrick is creating chaos and getting SpongeBob worked up just for fun and games, and all because he got his hands on a card SB wanted so badly.
Sure Patrick had spare card at the end and gave on to SB after he ruined the one, but he could’ve done that first rather than just mess with him just because wants to and can. It’s an unforgivable thing to do to your best friend.
I disagree with 4:55. A character does not become an asshole for recognizing a problem with their personality.
He means that Patrick knows he's stupid, but doesn't do anything except use it as a excuse. It'd be like if I knew I had autism and I used it as an excuse to do random and crazy things.
Dudeguy Games Absolutely true, but John didn't clarify that.
heres my counter argument. if he does acknowledge it and does not attempt to improve upon it (which he very clearly does not try to) or get away from spongebob so his stupidity doesn't harm him greatly anymore which alot of the time does then patrick is still a jerk.
"What I'm doing is wrong, I know it's wrong, but I'm gonna do it anyway."
Dudeguy Games reminds me of someone with a teenage mutant ninja turtles pic *cough* donatello21 *cough*
I have the same thoughts on the cheese also congrats on the subs
And that line was in the MIDDLE of the episode! BEFORE he fell off the girder!
i am literally begging you to do an admirable animation on "scooby doo on zombie island". it was an amazing movie! the storyline was incredible, the animation was amazingly well done, the soundtrack was AWESOME. (which is actually becoming hard to find in scooby doo these days D:). and lets not forget that plot twist with the cat people at the end! i know you liked the soundtrack because you have used "terror time again" in a lot of your end credits on you reviews. WB took a lot of risks making this movie because it was literally standing on the edge of being too scary for kids. but in the end, they made an amazing scooby doo movie, one of my most personal favorites. it truly deserves a review, and i am surprised that you haven't done a review on it yet. i mean, the music was incredible. like you have said many times before "a good soundtrack song should be one that i want to listen to in general, not just when i'm waiting for the show to start." well, i (and i'm pretty sure about half of the population) are addicted to instant favorites like "terror time again" and "the ghost is here (its a fake)". seriously, you have got to review it.
It was the revival of Scooby-Doo at the time.
8 years later he actually made that video
Can we expect a review of a Dan Vs. episode in the future? Maybe? I absolutely love that show!
I would personally love to see an Extra Thoughts on Plankton's Pet, if you don't have an Admirable Animation already planned.
I liked the episode...probably because you can see Spongebob suffer! Seriously I hate that damn sponge now for the many reasons you pointed out.
This episode, and also that old one with the Hash Slinging Slasher.
Though being annoying, his scream was hilarious.
Homer Simpson and Peter Griffin might be dumb, but at least they aren't doing stupid things on purpose.
Patrick on the other hand, um yeah.
I can see that for Homer, but with some of these more recent episodes... I don't think we can say that *as much* as we used to.
Well. Peter kind of does dumb stuff on purpose...
I can't see that for Peter Griffin.
Mairead Malesco
Are you sure about that? There is an episode that confirms that he has a disability.
Brandon Roberts Peter does not show regret.
He is not sorry for injuring Louis, he even uses her bandages as toilet paper.
When the state thinks he is a bad parent, Peter does not try to prove them wrong, instead he tries to prove one of his best friends is a worse parent.
The moral of the episode is "If you behave like an idiot, people will treat you like an idiot!" but I don't think Peter makes the connection.
As part of Thank You day,
Thanks for the videos!
I think this episode could have worked if it was Squidward who somehow got the card and was taunting SpongeBob with it.
2:51 The later episode that Mr. Enter was referring to is Tentacle Vision. July 26, 2016, 10:37pm
Like pieguyrulz said there is an easy way for spongebob to get the 3D card from Patrick give him any card spongebob he has plenty of them they're called trading cards for a reason Patrick doesn't even care which card he gets he just want a card so spongebob should've traded with Patrick
Can you do one on "love bugs" because I feel like you didn't go into enough detail in that review.
So how do you feel about other lines like
"Don't you have to be stupid somewhere else?"
"Not until four."
I'm guessing that those writers were hoping that the "I like to mix up my stupidity to keep you on your toes" line would capture the brilliance of the exchange between Patrick and Sandy in the episode where Spongebob breaks his bottom after going sand-boarding. You know the one, "Don't you have to go be stupid somewhere else?" "Not until 4."
Admirable Animation #17: "Noel" this needs an exta thoughts
Can't wait for you to do uncle grandpa!
MR.enter!!! You're soooo wise!!! 😍😍😍
another cool episode
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I think the best episode with Patrick in it was the one with the pretty patties
Dear Mr. Enter.
I am nostalgia blind. Please help me.
To explain my situation, there is a cartoon show I watched in my childhood that goes by the name of 'Spliced'. It shaped my taste in my childhood, and still holds a tight grip on my taste today. I've tried critiquing it, pointing out every flaw, ranting, and yet I still find myself unable to dislike any episode. You have displayed a remarkable skill in breaking nostalgia through legitimate means, perhaps you can break my nostalgia.
Sincerely, Tydosius H. Nofriends
I agree with you on the Dan vs. thing. Dan's character is perfect.
I still think at the very least that's really the amount of cheese he wants on his burgers but, is unaware of special orders.
Actully the card is a guilty pleasure to me
dont ask why
So Patrick wanted to use the card for practical purposes... And Spongebob bought like over 100 cards in the starting bank scene that's over 100 lock picks 100+ spatulas 100+ ect.
Yep you hit right on the mark.
Fun Fact: "The Card" from Season 6 of SpongeBob SquarePants is claimed to be a favorite episode of Tom Kenny (SpongeBob, Gary, and The French Narrator's voice actor) since he loved how this episode is relatable to collectors as Kenny himself is a collector in real life.
Hey like that one Tom and Jerry episode when they had to work together to watch the baby.
A quick editing criticism! When playing audio from other shows, on another track of audio, it seems to be quieter than your voice audio. I'm not sure what editing software you use, but most that I've used allow for the individual increasing and decreasing of volume for certain clips or tracks. Some even have an equalizer that lets you see the levels or volume overall from all tracks and clips at that given time. You could see the volume drop from the end of your speech part into start of the cartoon part; you could balance out the volume of the clips and your voice so that its consistent and I don't have to turn up the volume to hear it better. That would be copacetic. And increase the quality too. :)
Admirable animation of dan vs. from the hub.
It is on his list my fellow danimal!
I can't watch SpongeBob episodes anymore because Patrick doesn't really feel like his own character any more. He's more of a plot device now, an element present simply to screw up SpongeBob's life whenever there's no other real plot.
Why would Patrick use the card to unlock his door? He has his key with him a minute ago!
I KNEEEEEEEEWWWW IIIIIIT!!!!!!!
I knew it was that line of dialouge!!!
Actually when Squidward says to Patrick just how stupid are you he doesn't say it varies he says very
He's still well aware.
Also, remember _I Had an Accident_? Sandy asked "Don't you have to be stupid somewhere else?"
The response? "Not until 4."
Whether it's a joke or not (it probably was), watching it now, it felt like they (unintentionally) foreshadowed his utter destruction as a character
Maybe you should do a animated atrocity for any episode of fish hooks because I would like to see your opinion on it also I don't care if you make it a admirable animation instead I'm just giving ideas here and I'm curious your opinion on the show.
That quote that Enter pointed out with Patrick's "brand of stupidity"...It almost makes too much sense.
I have a request do an admirable animation or animated atrocity on Invader zim,Rockos modern life,Catdog and angry beavers these are some of the most underrated shows I have ever seen.
I'd love to see an Animated atrocity review for an Adventure Time episode.
When I saw this I thought you were talking about "The Paper"
I think a good word you can use to describe Patrick is Sadistic
FIRE!!!
Oddly enough I found the cheese to look delicious and let's be honest the thing that the card said was pretty funny.
In 3 hours the vid has gotten over 1,400 reviews..... WOW
Please do an admirable animation on the tangerine bear
Do an Extra Thoughts video on Breath of Fresh Squidward.
If this guy had a cartoon starring him, I would PAY MONEY to see it. One of sidekicks could be a ghost animal. Maybe it would be his dog. That would be pretty cool actually.
the dub that I saw replace this line to "getting to my house" yaa that is realy stupid better that the original line that for sure.
Yeahhh the only defense I can think of for that line is that MAYBE it was to poke fun at his earlier stupidity....idk. I'll admit I've seen this episode multiple times and every time I never really thought about that line, and just thought the stuff he did after was a weak convenience based running gag. Now that you brought it up though.....yeah it's pretty bad.
Mr enter
What do you think of these shows?
Jimmy Neutron
Pokemon
Regular Show
Fairy Tail
Attack on Titan
don't think he will talk about those shows due to his guidelines he said in several past videos
What do people think of the season 9 episode where Spongebob and Patrick go to see the Fisherman in the theatre and then squidward scares them. I love honestly. And dat ending.
Can you do your top 15 best pre-movie spongebob episodes, Mr. Enter?
Maybe the truth about movies TV shows and video games is that some of them are bad and that well it speaks to the creators of who they are as well as voice actors and the regular actors and will the characters the story that's what I thought