Puff, You’re Fired.”įollowing an evaluation, it is deemed that Mrs. One such gem is the Season 4 episode, “Mrs. While it’s generally agreed upon that later seasons of SpongeBob SquarePants have taken a major dip in quality, there are still a few gems among them.
Season 4, Episode 69 Original Airdate: April 1, 2006 Sir, we are showing a balance of $0.00 for both of your accounts. SpongeBob: Alright, put the money in the bag! Put it in!īank Teller: Umm, you’re facing the wrong way, sir.īank Teller: Will that be from your savings or your checking account, sir?īank Teller: May I please see some identification?īank Teller: Thank you. Of course, the multiple endings leave us wondering if any of the events happened in the first place. Puff’s incarceration, so he recruits Patrick to help bust her out. Puff begins to enjoy prison due to the fact that she is away from SpongeBob. Perhaps her most famous stint behind bars was in the Season 3 episode “Doing Time.”įollowing another disaster of a driving test, the police drag Puff off to prison for “negligence.” While there, Mrs. Puff, SpongeBob’s on-road antics can sometimes land her in the slammer. Season 3, Episode 45 Original Airdate: January 21, 2002 SquarePants the test, setting up a lengthy future of driving test failures for the porous protagonist. Still, SpongeBob determines that the only way that he’ll pass his driving test is with a little help from his best pal Patrick Star, who is using a hidden walkie-talkie to give SpongeBob instructions.Īt the end of his test, however, SpongeBob realizes that this technique is technically cheating, which sends him and Patrick into a panic. Of course, as this is an earlier episode, the high-speed hi-jinks aren’t exactly as over-the-top as they would be in later seasons. Puff, but also introduced us to SpongeBob’s ineptitude for driving. What better place to start than with the very first boating school episode? The appropriately-titled “Boating School” not only introduced audience members to Mrs. Season 1, Episode 4 Original Airdate: August 7, 1999 If Nautical Nonsense Be Something You Wish: Spongebob-Inspired Toyota Sienna Wows at LA Auto Show So are you ready kids (and kids at heart)? Because we’re going to engage in some nautical nonsense by examining the best SpongeBob SquarePants boating episodes. Over the course of the series’ 10+ seasons, there have been a great number of episodes where SpongeBob attempts to earn his boating license, and they are some of the show’s best segments. Puff, who has been in the passenger seat for the whole ordeal. The more tortured soul may just be his driving instructor, Mrs. SquarePants has never been able to earn his boating license. Indeed, like tortured Sisyphus pushing that big old boulder up a hill with no end result in sight, Mr. SpongeBob behind the wheel is a sure sign of danger
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