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SpongeBob SquarePants episode
"Jellyfish Jam"
Chronology
Information
Season №: 1
Episode №: 7b
Airdate: August 28, 1999
Credits
Writer(s): Ennio Torresan, Jr.
Erik Wiese
Peter Burns
Storyboard Artist(s): Erik Wiese
Directors
Storyboard: Ennio Torresan, Jr.
Animation: Fred Miller
Creative: Derek Drymon
Episode List

"Jellyfish Jam" is an episode of SpongeBob SquarePants from season one.

Brief Summary: SpongeBob adopts a jellyfish, who throws a very wild party in his house.

Characters:

Songs

  • Stadium Rave
  • Jellyfish Jam

Contents

Plot

A jellyfish insists on following SpongeBob home after a day out at Jellyfish Fields, so SpongeBob decides on keeping it as a pet. Squidward warns SpongeBob that jellyfish are wild animals and should not be domesticated, but SpongeBob ignores him. At home, SpongeBob dances with the jellyfish to loud techno rave music, which annoys Squidward no end. After 12 hours of nonstop partying, SpongeBob finally decides to go to bed, but the Jellyfish does not want to stop. SpongeBob eventually forces it to go to bed by tying a least around it, but during the night, while SpongeBob sleeps, the jellyfish escapes and brings scores of its friends into SpongeBob's house.

The next morning, SpongeBob wakes up to find his living room filled with hundreds of dancing jellyfish. He attempts to make them leave, but to no avail. Squidward, annoyed by this, decides that "two can play at this", and starts loudly playing his clarinet, angering the jellyfish, who start destroying SpongeBob's house. SpongeBob asks Squidward to play his clarinet a little "better", and Squidward responds by intentionally playing even worse and much louder. This prompts the jellyfish to go to his house and sting him before returning to SpongeBob's house. A sting-covered Squidward says to SpongeBob "Everybody's a critic. You won't be hearing form me anymore." and gives him his clarinet. The jellyfish quickly take it from SpongeBob, break it in half and burn it.


This further angers SpongeBob, who attempts to remove the stereo system, destroying it in the process, and the angered jellyfish begin stinging him. SpongeBob and Gary go up to the roof of the house, but the swarm follows them outside and surrounds them. However, Gary begins clicking his eyes together, producing a sound that calms the Jellyfish. SpongeBob tells Gary to keep doing this, and puts him on his head. SpongeBob walks downstairs and out the front door, with the Jellyfish following him. As he leads them back to Jellyfish Fields, more sounds join Gary's clicking, eventually becoming a full-fledged song. The French Narrator says "Today, SpongeBob has learned one of the sea's harshest lessons: Wild animals can throw very wild parties." In the last scene, the severely stung Squidward is shown getting into a bathtub, and the narrator say "Ooh...I felt that." as the episode ends.

Trivia/Goofs

  • On the Graphic Equalizer, the presets shown are Disco, Rock, Pop, Obnoxious, and Classical.
  • This is the first episode to use computer-generated sequences.
  • When SpongeBob goes to bed, he is seen wearing his normal clothes. After the scene where the jellyfish enter his house, he is shown in his underwear.
  • When SpongeBob tells Squidward to play the clarinet better, Squidward is wearing his pajamas, but in the next shot, he's wearing his regular clothes. When he is preparing to play his clarinet through a loudspeaker, he's wearing his pajamas again.
  • SpongeBob's living room is on the first floor, but when he pops his head out the window, telling Squidward to play his clarinet better, he appears to be on the second floor.
  • "Stadium Rave" is very similar to "Get Ready for This", a song commonly played at sports events.

APM Music Identification

Transcript

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