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Plotting to ruin Mr. Krabs, Plankton comes up with a "new and original" idea: giving out free samples. However, Karen points out this idea isn't "new and original" at all. Plankton gives out free Chum Sticks to eager Bikini Bottomites, but not long after they eat his chum, they become gravely ill. Plankton makes a run for it, and the sickened customers pursue him to the Chum Bucket, where he hides from the furious mob. Plankton angrily points out that the people would never do this to Mr. Krabs if he gave out free samples, and gets an idea. |
Plotting to ruin Mr. Krabs, Plankton comes up with a "new and original" idea: giving out free samples. However, Karen points out this idea isn't "new and original" at all. Plankton gives out free Chum Sticks to eager Bikini Bottomites, but not long after they eat his chum, they become gravely ill. Plankton makes a run for it, and the sickened customers pursue him to the Chum Bucket, where he hides from the furious mob. Plankton angrily points out that the people would never do this to Mr. Krabs if he gave out free samples, and gets an idea. |
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| − | He sells Chum Burgers under the name "Krabby Patties" and gives them out for free, with the intent of smearing the Krusty Krab's name. Sure enough, the customers get sick. When SpongeBob goes to the Krusty Krab, he sees an angry mob, mistaking it for a crowd of hungry and impatient customers. When he enters, he sees Mr. Krabs hiding behind a table, who explains that the customers have turned on him and the Krabby Patties. A brick is thrown through the window, wrapped in a piece of paper which says the Krabby Patties taste terrible. SpongeBob is shocked, and they realize they need to win their customers back. Mr. Krabs comes up with the idea to triple the prices, but SpongeBob says it's not a good idea, so Mr. Krabs decides to lower prices: by one cent. SpongeBob tells Mr. Krabs the only way to win them back is to give away free samples, which horrifies Mr. Krabs. When he realizes that no customers at all is worse than as free samples, he reluctantly agrees. |
+ | He sells Chum Burgers under the name "Krabby Patties" and gives them out for free, with the intent of smearing [[File:Screen Shot 2014-08-19 at 12.38.17 AM.png|thumb|260px]]the Krusty Krab's name. Sure enough, the customers get sick. When SpongeBob goes to the Krusty Krab, he sees an angry mob, mistaking it for a crowd of hungry and impatient customers. When he enters, he sees Mr. Krabs hiding behind a table, who explains that the customers have turned on him and the Krabby Patties. A brick is thrown through the window, wrapped in a piece of paper which says the Krabby Patties taste terrible. SpongeBob is shocked, and they realize they need to win their customers back. Mr. Krabs comes up with the idea to triple the prices, but SpongeBob says it's not a good idea, so Mr. Krabs decides to lower prices: by one cent. SpongeBob tells Mr. Krabs the only way to win them back is to give away free samples, which horrifies Mr. Krabs. When he realizes that no customers at all is worse than as free samples, he reluctantly agrees. |
Soon after, SpongeBob went on the streets with a grill, ready to give away free Krabby Patties. Mr. Krabs is having second thoughts, but SpongeBob chains him to heavy concrete blocks, telling Mr. Krabs that it's for his own good. SpongeBob announces his free goods, but nobody answers. SpongeBob uses his backup plan: playing a calliope with Squidward acting as the monkey. People are attracted to the sounds of the calliope, and Squidward (in a monkey costume) dances to a woman and a baby in a stroller. When the baby throws a coin at Squidward's head, he rips off his costume and leaves. When the people learn that SpongeBob is giving out free Krabby Patties, they are hesitant. Mr. Krabs laughs that even free isn't good enough for them, then is horrified when he realizes how bad that is for business. He gives up and leaves. Plankton watches from afar, celebrating his accomplishment in ruining the Krusty Krab. |
Soon after, SpongeBob went on the streets with a grill, ready to give away free Krabby Patties. Mr. Krabs is having second thoughts, but SpongeBob chains him to heavy concrete blocks, telling Mr. Krabs that it's for his own good. SpongeBob announces his free goods, but nobody answers. SpongeBob uses his backup plan: playing a calliope with Squidward acting as the monkey. People are attracted to the sounds of the calliope, and Squidward (in a monkey costume) dances to a woman and a baby in a stroller. When the baby throws a coin at Squidward's head, he rips off his costume and leaves. When the people learn that SpongeBob is giving out free Krabby Patties, they are hesitant. Mr. Krabs laughs that even free isn't good enough for them, then is horrified when he realizes how bad that is for business. He gives up and leaves. Plankton watches from afar, celebrating his accomplishment in ruining the Krusty Krab. |
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| − | SpongeBob tries a different approach: selling "New" Krabby Patties. This doesn't work at first, until a customer's hunger gets the best of him and he realizes he'd rather take his chances than go hungry any longer. As soon as he takes a bite, he is instantly smitten with the Krabby Patty. He empties his pockets and asks how much it will get him. More people come to eat free samples, as well as paying extra, feeling the Krabby Patty is so good it shouldn't be free. When Plankton hears the commotion, he walks over, and gets upset. A truck dumps money on SpongeBob, as does a helicopter, which causes money to fly all around. One bill lands on Mr. Krabs' nose, and he runs to the stand. He leaps into the pile of money, right on top of Plankton and makes money angels. SpongeBob joins him, but they stop when they hear Plankton's high-pitched screams. Mr. Krabs asks what that noise was, and SpongeBob asks, "What noise?" |
+ | SpongeBob tries a different approach: selling "New" Krabby Patties. This doesn't work at first, until a customer's hunger gets the best of him and he realizes he'd rather take his chances than go hungry any longer. As soon as he takes a bite, he is instantly smitten with the Krabby Patty. He empties his pockets and asks how much it will get him. More people come to eat free samples, as well as paying extra, feeling the Krabby Patty is so good it shouldn't be free. When Plankton hears the commotion, he walks over, and gets upset. A truck dumps money on SpongeBob, as does a helicopter, which causes money to fly all around. One bill lands on Mr. Krabs' nose, and he runs to the stand. He leaps into the pile of money, right on top of Plankton and makes money angels. SpongeBob joins him, but they stop when they hear Plankton's high-pitched screams. Mr. Krabs asks what that noise was, and SpongeBob asks, "What noise?" They resume making money angels. |
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===Release=== |
===Release=== |
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| − | *This episode is available on [[The Complete Eighth Season]] |
+ | *This episode is available on [[The Complete Eighth Season]] DVD. |
==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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*It is revealed in this episode that [[Patrick]] is the only one who can handle eating [[Plankton's Chum]]. |
*It is revealed in this episode that [[Patrick]] is the only one who can handle eating [[Plankton's Chum]]. |
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| − | *This title card is similar to [[Plankton's Regular]], except this one is blue. |
+ | *This title card is similar to "[[Plankton's Regular]]," except this one is blue. |
| − | *This is the third time SpongeBob calls Mr. Krabs "Eugene." The first was in [[The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie]] and the second was in [[Selling Out]]. |
+ | *This is the third time SpongeBob calls Mr. Krabs by his first name "Eugene." The first was in "[[The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie]]" and the second was in "[[Selling Out]]." |
*Nat has two different voices in this episode. |
*Nat has two different voices in this episode. |
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*[[Shubie]] and [[Nat]] are a couple in this episode. |
*[[Shubie]] and [[Nat]] are a couple in this episode. |
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| − | *[[Betsy Krabs]] is mentioned in this episode when Mr. Krabs contemplates moving in with his mother. |
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| + | *This marks [[Henry-Bart|Henry-Bart's]] biggest role in an episode. |
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*The original plot of this episode was that Plankton buys patties and gives it away for free and SpongeBob and Patrick try to find a way that they could get [[The Krusty Krab]]'s customers back. |
*The original plot of this episode was that Plankton buys patties and gives it away for free and SpongeBob and Patrick try to find a way that they could get [[The Krusty Krab]]'s customers back. |
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*Throughout this whole episode, Mr. Krabs and SpongeBob never found out that this was [[Plankton]]'s doing. |
*Throughout this whole episode, Mr. Krabs and SpongeBob never found out that this was [[Plankton]]'s doing. |
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| − | *This is one of the few times Plankton's nose is seen |
+ | *This is one of the few times Plankton's nose is seen where it was shown when Plankton was smelling the chum near the beginning of the episode. |
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+ | ===Cultural references=== |
| − | *When Plankton calls his idea to give free samples "new and original" even though it clearly wasn't, it might be a reference to the unlicensed [[w:c:nintendo:Nintendo Entertainment System|Nintendo Entertainment System]] game, Action 52. The box claimed all 52 of its games were "new and original |
+ | *When Plankton calls his idea to give free samples "new and original" even though it clearly wasn't, it might be a reference to the unlicensed [[w:c:nintendo:Nintendo Entertainment System|Nintendo Entertainment System]] game, {{W|Action 52}}. The box claimed all 52 of its games were "new and original," even though most were just ripoffs of other games, cookie-cutter shooters, and poorly programmed platformers. |
*When Squidward dresses like a monkey, it may be a reference to Chuck E Cheese's original design. |
*When Squidward dresses like a monkey, it may be a reference to Chuck E Cheese's original design. |
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*In one scene, [[Frank (red shirt)|Frank]]'s shirt turns from red to pink. |
*In one scene, [[Frank (red shirt)|Frank]]'s shirt turns from red to pink. |
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*When [[SpongeBob]] ties [[Mr. Krabs]] to the cinder blocks he can't move, but at the end of the episode he can move with the cinder blocks tied to him. |
*When [[SpongeBob]] ties [[Mr. Krabs]] to the cinder blocks he can't move, but at the end of the episode he can move with the cinder blocks tied to him. |
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Revision as of 00:14, 24 January 2015
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Characters
- SpongeBob SquarePants
- Squidward Tentacles
- Patrick Star (cameo)
- Eugene H. Krabs
- Sheldon J. Plankton
- Karen
- Bikini Bottomies
Synopsis
Plotting to ruin Mr. Krabs, Plankton comes up with a "new and original" idea: giving out free samples. However, Karen points out this idea isn't "new and original" at all. Plankton gives out free Chum Sticks to eager Bikini Bottomites, but not long after they eat his chum, they become gravely ill. Plankton makes a run for it, and the sickened customers pursue him to the Chum Bucket, where he hides from the furious mob. Plankton angrily points out that the people would never do this to Mr. Krabs if he gave out free samples, and gets an idea.
He sells Chum Burgers under the name "Krabby Patties" and gives them out for free, with the intent of smearing
the Krusty Krab's name. Sure enough, the customers get sick. When SpongeBob goes to the Krusty Krab, he sees an angry mob, mistaking it for a crowd of hungry and impatient customers. When he enters, he sees Mr. Krabs hiding behind a table, who explains that the customers have turned on him and the Krabby Patties. A brick is thrown through the window, wrapped in a piece of paper which says the Krabby Patties taste terrible. SpongeBob is shocked, and they realize they need to win their customers back. Mr. Krabs comes up with the idea to triple the prices, but SpongeBob says it's not a good idea, so Mr. Krabs decides to lower prices: by one cent. SpongeBob tells Mr. Krabs the only way to win them back is to give away free samples, which horrifies Mr. Krabs. When he realizes that no customers at all is worse than as free samples, he reluctantly agrees.
Soon after, SpongeBob went on the streets with a grill, ready to give away free Krabby Patties. Mr. Krabs is having second thoughts, but SpongeBob chains him to heavy concrete blocks, telling Mr. Krabs that it's for his own good. SpongeBob announces his free goods, but nobody answers. SpongeBob uses his backup plan: playing a calliope with Squidward acting as the monkey. People are attracted to the sounds of the calliope, and Squidward (in a monkey costume) dances to a woman and a baby in a stroller. When the baby throws a coin at Squidward's head, he rips off his costume and leaves. When the people learn that SpongeBob is giving out free Krabby Patties, they are hesitant. Mr. Krabs laughs that even free isn't good enough for them, then is horrified when he realizes how bad that is for business. He gives up and leaves. Plankton watches from afar, celebrating his accomplishment in ruining the Krusty Krab.
SpongeBob tries a different approach: selling "New" Krabby Patties. This doesn't work at first, until a customer's hunger gets the best of him and he realizes he'd rather take his chances than go hungry any longer. As soon as he takes a bite, he is instantly smitten with the Krabby Patty. He empties his pockets and asks how much it will get him. More people come to eat free samples, as well as paying extra, feeling the Krabby Patty is so good it shouldn't be free. When Plankton hears the commotion, he walks over, and gets upset. A truck dumps money on SpongeBob, as does a helicopter, which causes money to fly all around. One bill lands on Mr. Krabs' nose, and he runs to the stand. He leaps into the pile of money, right on top of Plankton and makes money angels. SpongeBob joins him, but they stop when they hear Plankton's high-pitched screams. Mr. Krabs asks what that noise was, and SpongeBob asks, "What noise?" They resume making money angels.
Production
Music
| ( ‣ ) Production music |
| ( • ) Original music |
| ( ◦ ) SpongeBob music |
• Hawaiian Trax - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield [title card]
‣ Cartoon Sting 8 - Gerhard Narholz [opening]
• Shop-O-Rama - Nicolas Carr, Fabian Fernandez [Plankton giving free samples of chum]
• Drama Sting - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield [everyone eats the chum]
‣ Mystery Murder [#58] - Phillip Green [everyone gets sick]
‣ Mystery Murder [#60] - Phillip Green ["I had no idea the chum was this rotten."]
‣ Dramatic Cue (e) - Ronald Hanmer ["Hey, he's making a run for it!"]
‣ Cartoon Sting 11 - Gerhard Narholz [Patrick enjoys the chum]
• Harp Ding - Nicolas Carr [Plankton gets an idea]
‣ ? ["Free Krabby Patties!"]
‣ Drama Sting - ? ["Hey, wait a minute."]
‣ Cartoon Sting 7 - Gerhard Narholz ["That wasn't me."]
‣ Straight from Hell - Gregor F. Narholz [everyone gets sick]
‣ Shoppers World - Harry Bluestone ["Krabby Patties, anyone?"]
‣ Horror Crash - Harry Lubin [everyone vomits]
• Vibe Sting - Nicolas Carr [angry mob outside Krusty Krab]
‣ Muscovite Rebellion - David Arnold, Paul Hart ["YOU!"]
‣ Search Party 3 - Harry Bluestone, Emil Cadkin ["What is going on out there?"]
• ? - Jeremy Wakefield [Krabs lowers the price by one cent]
• ? - Michael Bolger, Nicolas Carr [Krabs cries]
‣ Cloak and Dagger [#70] - Phillip Green ["Time? It's too soon!"]
• Vibe Q Sting - Nicolas Carr ["I don't remember saying that."]
‣ Drama Link (d) - Hubert Clifford [Krabs screams]
‣ Horror Strike - Harry Bluestone ["It's for your own good, Eugene."]
‣ Steel Licks (b) - Jeremy Wakefield [Krabs cries]
‣ Zelle 501 - Gerhard Trede ["I can't believe how well this is turning out!"]
‣ ? [calliope music]
‣ Steel Sting (f) - Jeremy Wakefield [Squidward leaves]
‣ Zelle 501 - Gerhard Trede [Plankton laughs]
• ? - Michael Bolger, Nicolas Carr ["Not this time, boy."]
• Harp Ding - Nicolas Carr [SpongeBob gets an idea]
• ? - Jeremy Wakefield ["Well, only one thing left to do now."]
• Botany Bay - Michael Bolger, Nicolas Carr [five minutes later...]
‣ Variety Link (d) - Dick Stephen Walter ["Try them for free!"]
‣ Desperate Situation - Phillip Green ["No! Wait!"]
‣ Expectant Stab - Harry Bluestone, Emil Cadkin [everyone gasps]
‣ Fanfare (b) - David Farnon ["This is the best thing I've ever put in my mouth!"]
• Hawaiian Trax - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield [everyone enjoying Krabby Patties]
‣ Cartoon Sting 8 - Gerhard Narholz ["Don't worry, Karen."]
• Vibe Sting - Nicolas Carr [a dollar lands on Plankton]
• ? - Jeremy Wakefield [Mr. Krabs sad]
• Hawaiian Trax - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield [ending]
Release
- This episode is available on The Complete Eighth Season DVD.
Trivia
Template:Trivia
- It is revealed in this episode that Patrick is the only one who can handle eating Plankton's Chum.
- This title card is similar to "Plankton's Regular," except this one is blue.
- This is the third time SpongeBob calls Mr. Krabs by his first name "Eugene." The first was in "The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie" and the second was in "Selling Out."
- Nat has two different voices in this episode.
- Shubie and Nat are a couple in this episode.
- This is the second time Mr. Krabs gives away free Krabby Patties. The first was in "Patty Caper."
- This marks Henry-Bart's biggest role in an episode.
- The original plot of this episode was that Plankton buys patties and gives it away for free and SpongeBob and Patrick try to find a way that they could get The Krusty Krab's customers back.
- Throughout this whole episode, Mr. Krabs and SpongeBob never found out that this was Plankton's doing.
- This is one of the few times Plankton's nose is seen where it was shown when Plankton was smelling the chum near the beginning of the episode.
Cultural references
- When Plankton calls his idea to give free samples "new and original" even though it clearly wasn't, it might be a reference to the unlicensed Nintendo Entertainment System game, Action 52. The box claimed all 52 of its games were "new and original," even though most were just ripoffs of other games, cookie-cutter shooters, and poorly programmed platformers.
- When Squidward dresses like a monkey, it may be a reference to Chuck E Cheese's original design.