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Nicholas Gonzalez
Gavin Ortiz
Look at that smug motherfucker
James Martinez
>living that far from the reef on open sand
What bumpkins.
Charles Thomas
What do you think SpongeBob keeps in his garage?
He doesn't have a boat or a license.
Kevin Evans
His reef blower
Jordan Clark
Justin Miller
Why don't we ever see SpongeBob's garage?
Luis Cooper
Landon Miller
The bodies
Chase Cook
I never appreciated the worldbuilding in SpongeBob when I was younger. It really is a pretty cartoon.
Kek
Xavier Johnson
This is my favorite spongebob episode
Carson Morris
Cooper Miller
Don't be ridiculous.
He keeps those in the lot behind the Krusty Krab.
Logan Thomas
Maybe this is just nostalgia speaking, but the original seasons of Spongebob have a wonderful atmosphere. I didn't dwell on it until I was older, but the "1950's/1960's seafaring/surfing/luau" aesthetic helps the show stand out in my memory. There aren't any other cartoons I can think of that pull of the retro throwback look while making it feel fresh and original. Besides the show's unique art style, it also has something to do with the score. The mixture of 60's library music, sea shanties, lounge, exotica, and surf rock nicely compliment the way the show looks and feels. I'd argue it's the most creative use of music in a modern cartoon outside of EEnE, as all the jazz in that was originally-composed with specific musical cues for each character.
Take note of the song titles, which frequently reflect the aesthetic:
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I'm disappointed that they mostly dropped the Blue Hawaii/Dick Dale vibe after the movie. I barely remember any of the post-movie episodes for many reasons, but the show losing that unique lounge charm was certainly a part of it.
Ryan Jackson
they dropped it after s1
Blake Parker
No they didn't? Maybe it's more overt in season 1, but everything still has that same look in seasons 2 and 3, plus the sound design is consistent all the way through. Obviously not all of the music falls under the genres I mentioned (IE, that one song Pantera did), but it's definitely there.
Nathan Ward
Owen Jackson
no it's fucking not, season 1 has its completely own charm. s2 and s3 feel like I'm watching a completely different show
Ryan Roberts
Dead Nigger storage
Noah Perry
I thought there was supposed to be a sign for that.
Mason James
David Harris
THE KRABBY PATTY SECRET FORMULA
Joshua Harris
well I'm sorry you feel that way