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+ | |title = Krabby Land |
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− | *[[SpongeBob SquarePants (character)|SpongeBob SquarePants]] |
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+ | |seasonnumber = 3 |
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− | *[[Eugene H. Krabs]] |
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+ | |episodenumber = 57a |
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− | *[[Squidward Tentacles]] |
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+ | |airdate = {{Flag|CAN}} {{Time|November 13}}, {{Time|2002}}<br>{{Flag|AUS}} {{Flag|NZ}} {{Time|December 7}}, {{Time|2002}}<br>{{Flag|UK}} {{Flag|IRE}} {{Time|April 26}}, {{Time|2003}}<br>{{Flag|USA}} {{Time|April 3}}, {{Time|2004}}{{SeeMore}}{{Flag|SK}} {{Time|October 14}}, {{Time|2002}} (EBS)<br>{{Flag|LAM}} {{Time|April 13}}, {{Time|2003}}<br>{{Flag|BRA}} {{Time|April 23}}, {{Time|2003}}<br>{{Flag|NL}} {{Time|April 29}}, {{Time|2003}}<br>{{Flag|FRA}} {{Time|September 12}}, {{Time|2003}}<ref>http://inatheque.ina.fr/doc/TV-RADIO/SA_23614.060/la-magie-de-l-ete-l-ours-des-mers?rang=1</ref><br>{{Flag|GER}} {{Time|September 23}}, {{Time|2003}} (Super RTL)<br>{{Flag|DEN}} {{Flag|NOR}} {{Flag|SWE}} {{Time|November 13}}, {{Time|2003}}<br>{{Flag|SK}} {{Time|February 24}}, {{Time|2004}} (JEI TV)<br>{{Flag|TUR}} {{Time|July 31}}, {{Time|2004}}<br>{{Flag|BEL}} {{Time|November 5}}, {{Time|2004}}<br>{{Flag|ITA}} {{Time|February 8}}, {{Time|2005}}<br>{{Flag|IRE}} {{Time|March 14}}, {{Time|2005}}<br>{{Flag|AUT}} {{Time|May 3}}, {{Time|2005}} (Orf 1)<br>{{Flag|EU}} {{Flag|RUS}} {{Time|June 12}}, {{Time|2005}}<br>{{Flag|GER}} {{Time|October 15}}, {{Time|2005}} (Nickelodeon)<br>{{Flag|CN}} {{Time|March 26}}, {{Time|2006}}<br>{{Flag|CHE}} {{Time|May 16}}, {{Time|2006}} (SRF ZWEI)<br>{{Flag|ESP}} {{Time|January 7}}, {{Time|2007}}<br>{{Flag|FNS}} {{Time|January 9}}, {{Time|2007}}<br>{{Flag|ALB}} {{Time|January 26}}, {{Time|2008}}<br>{{Flag|CZE}} {{Time|January 16}}, {{Time|2010}}<br>{{Flag|UKR}} {{Time|November 6}}, {{Time|2010}} (QTV)<br>{{Flag|POL}} {{Time|July 6}}, {{Time|2013}}<br>{{Flag|UKR}} {{Time|March 29}}, {{Time|2018}} (PLUS PLUS)<br>{{Flag|UKR}} {{Time|April 21}}, {{Time|2018}} (TET)<br>{{Flag|BGD}} {{Time|July 31}}, {{Time|2019}}<br>{{Flag|HK}} {{Time|September 15}}, {{Time|2020}}<br>{{Flag|KEN}} {{Time|August 18}}, {{Time|2021}}{{SeeMoreEnd}} |
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+ | |code = 5572-212 |
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+ | |year = {{Time|2002}} |
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+ | |sisterep = The Camping Episode |
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+ | |writer = [[Paul Tibbitt]]<br>[[Kent Osborne]]<br>[[Mark O'Hare]] |
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+ | |storyboard artist = [[Chuck Klein]]<br>[[Carson Kugler]]<br>[[Caleb Meurer]]<br>[[William Reiss]] |
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+ | |director-storyboard = [[Paul Tibbitt]]<br>[[Kent Osborne]] |
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+ | |director-animation = [[Andrew Overtoom]] |
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+ | |director-creative = [[Derek Drymon]] |
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+ | |briefsummary = {{Link|Mr. Krabs}} builds a children's playground |
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+ | Note: Most of the incidental characters in this episode are kid versions of themselves. |
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+ | *{{Link|SpongeBob SquarePants}} |
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+ | **Krabby Patty burglar {{Debut}} |
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*[[Gary the Snail]] |
*[[Gary the Snail]] |
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− | *[[ |
+ | *[[Squidward Tentacles]] |
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+ | *[[Eugene H. Krabs]] |
+ | **Krabby the Clown {{Debut}} |
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− | *[[Tyler]] |
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+ | *Firefly {{Mentioned}} |
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− | *[[Taylor]] |
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+ | *{{Link|Incidentals}} |
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− | *[[Isabelle]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 103]] {{Sup|(named Monroe)}} |
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− | *[[Monroe]] Rechid |
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+ | **[[Incidental 102]] |
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− | *[[Dale]] <sup>(as kid)</sup> |
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+ | **[[Incidental 73|Incidental 73KID]] |
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− | *[[Nat Peterson]] (as kid) |
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+ | **[[Incidental 152]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 153]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 67|Incidental 67KID]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 91|Incidental 91KID]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 150]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 41]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 151]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 37A]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 42]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 37B]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 2]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 18]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 106]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 107]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 108]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 45]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 31]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 13]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 3]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 14]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 49]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 16]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 105]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 9]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 64]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 12]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 22]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 65]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 8]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 6]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 104]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 4]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 63]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 48|Incidental 48KID]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 7]] |
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+ | **[[Incidental 46]] |
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+ | *[[Blue kid fish]] {{Debut}} |
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+ | *[[French Narrator]] |
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+ | *[[Klaus]] {{Debut}} |
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+ | *Bubble jellyfish {{Debut}} |
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+ | *Bubble sea unicorn {{Debut}} |
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+ | *[[Mohawk brute 1]] |
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+ | *[[Mohawk brute 2]] {{Debut}} |
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− | == |
+ | ==Synopsis== |
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+ | [[File:Krabby Land 023.png|thumb|200px|"Tell me more about summer break."]] |
− | + | One morning, SpongeBob looks at his calendar and realizes that it is the first day of summer, and he gets excited. When he goes to work, he sees Mr. Krabs even more excited for summer. SpongeBob asks him why, and he says that on summer vacation, children go around spending money, and the [[Krusty Krab]] will get more profits through kiddie meals, which he raises the price of from $1.99 to $4.99. However, he sees that the children are all at a new playground, and decides to make a playground of his own called [[Krabby Land (location)|Krabby Land]]. |
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− | At work the next day, Mr. Krabs reveals the grand opening of Krabby Land, which he proudly built himself. |
+ | At work the next day, Mr. Krabs reveals the grand opening of Krabby Land, which he proudly built himself. When it is uncovered, it is revealed to be little more than an unbelievably dopey-looking assembly of cheaply made and dangerous attractions that will definitely collapse under their own weight. The children are horrified, yet speechless with disappointment, but Mr. Krabs gives them coloring books/liability waivers and says that whoever hands theirs back gets to meet "Krabby the Clown." He tells them that the clown will come soon, and tells SpongeBob to stall the kids while he counts the money. |
− | + | SpongeBob pretends to be Krabby's sidekick, "the Krabby Patty Burglar," but the children hate him. He accidentally injures himself while trying to amuse them by blowing [[bubbles (object)|bubbles]] and getting soap liquid in his eyes, which makes the kids laugh. He realizes that the kids like it when he is in pain, and begins intentionally harming himself, even hiring two thugs to torture him by feeding him lima beans. |
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+ | [[File:Krabby Land 154.png|thumb|200px]] |
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− | After a while, SpongeBob goes to Mr. Krabs, who is sorting through a large stack of money |
+ | After a while, SpongeBob goes to Mr. Krabs, who is sorting through a large stack of money, and tells him that he cannot stall the children anymore, being horribly beaten and missing limbs. Mr. Krabs tells SpongeBob he is being selfish and tells him to "get back there and stall," but upon seeing SpongeBob's legs flying around, he fears that his windows will be smashed and broken, so he tells him to let the crowd of children enter the restaurant for Krabby the Clown's arrival. Excited, the children and SpongeBob rush in front of Mr. Krabs, who welcomes Krabby the Clown. However, it turns out that Mr. Krabs turns around and immediately puts on a bow tie and a blue-painted tomato on his nose, and does a cheap imitation of the clown. He then walks back into his office, leaving the children and SpongeBob jaw-dropped in confusion. This latest rip-off is the last straw for the children and SpongeBob. |
− | An extremely disappointed SpongeBob confronts Mr. Krabs, |
+ | An extremely disappointed SpongeBob confronts Mr. Krabs, expressing his disdain for such a rip-off and called him "Cheapy the Cheapskate." Mr. Krabs undresses from his costume and finally admits that he does not care about the children, but for the money of their parents and is willing to do whatever it takes to get their money, and even calls the kids being the victims of his scam no skin of his nose. He then taunts SpongeBob for being unable to stop him in time by saying twice, "Survival of the fittest." |
− | Mr. Krabs tries to go to the bank with the money he has made but he is confronted by an angry mob of children who have overheard his confession and are planning to punish him. Mr. Krabs, realizing that he is about to be punished and has given the kids his confession which was not taken well |
+ | Mr. Krabs tries to go to the bank with the money he has made, but he is confronted by an angry mob of children who have overheard his confession and are planning to punish him. Mr. Krabs, realizing that he is about to be punished and has given the kids his confession which was not taken well, tries to reconcile, but fails as the kids charge, beat him up, and destroy the playground. |
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+ | Inside, SpongeBob is disappointed that he will never learn the true meaning of summer. Monroe then calls SpongeBob over about the summer miracle, where the kids take back all their money and distribute it back to themselves. SpongeBob guesses it is the true meaning of summer, but he asks Squidward where Mr. Krabs is, who is missing out the summer fun. The scene cuts to Mr. Krabs, tied on fours between wooden poles, who wants the return his "green stuff" and begs for freedom. However, the thugs, paid by the children for his swindling, only reply to him with a can of lima beans and a truckload of them, causing him distress by the torture like what SpongeBob did earlier. |
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==Production== |
==Production== |
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+ | ===Art=== |
+ | <gallery widths="180" position="center"> |
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+ | SB 57a BG SC.129.png |
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+ | FVzwwk9WIAEqe4b.jpeg |
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+ | Screen Shot 2020-08-17 at 4.16.36 AM.png |
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+ | Vlcsnap-2020-03-18-17h13m59s991.png |
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+ | Fat kid fish storyboard-1.png |
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+ | Fat kid fish storyboard-2.png |
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+ | Vlcsnap-2020-03-18-17h14m33s405.png |
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+ | Nick jennings krabby land storyboard.png |
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+ | Nick jennings krabby land close up.png |
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+ | File:Later Krabby Land Background.webp |
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+ | </gallery> |
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+ | ====Animatic==== |
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+ | [[File:Krabby Land (storyboard)|thumb|center|445px]] |
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+ | ===Model sheets=== |
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+ | <gallery widths="180" position="center"> |
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+ | Kid incidentals.png |
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+ | SB 57a Char KID POCKET.png |
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+ | Kid 37a.png |
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+ | Klaus model sheet.png |
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+ | SB 57a Char BRUISER FISH.png |
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+ | SB 57a Char BRUISER FISH 2.png |
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+ | Monroe model sheet.png |
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+ | </gallery> |
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+ | ===Music=== |
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{{MLegend}} |
{{MLegend}} |
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− | {{APM |
+ | {{APM-article|Disneyland|Sam Fonteyn|Title card}} |
− | {{APM|h|Hawaiian Calypso|Jo Van Wetter| |
+ | {{APM|h|Hawaiian Calypso|Jo Van Wetter, The Brussels New Concert Orchestra|Opening}} |
− | {{APM|h|Here it Comes A|Gregor F. Narholz| |
+ | {{APM|h|Here it Comes A|Gregor F. Narholz|Solstice caroling}} |
+ | {{OM-nonarticle|f|Flower Harp|Nicolas Carr|SpongeBob throws petals at Squidward}} |
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− | {{APM |
+ | {{APM-article|Hello Sailor (b)|Richard Myhill|Krabs excited about summer}} |
{{APM|k|Kiss for Tomorrow E|Peter Balding, Otto Sieben|"What is it about summertime that makes us so happy?"}} |
{{APM|k|Kiss for Tomorrow E|Peter Balding, Otto Sieben|"What is it about summertime that makes us so happy?"}} |
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+ | {{OM-nonarticle|d|Dreamy Harp|Nicolas Carr|"Tell me more about summer break."}} |
{{APM|f|Funny Little Man|Wyn Henry|Krabs describes summer break}} |
{{APM|f|Funny Little Man|Wyn Henry|Krabs describes summer break}} |
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+ | {{OM|Steel Licks 33|Jeremy Wakefield|Closing time}} |
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+ | {{APM-article|Dramatic Impact (3)|Ivor Slaney|"Playground?!"}} |
{{APM|k|Kommissar Maigret|Gerhard Trede|"See anything, Mr. Krabs?"}} |
{{APM|k|Kommissar Maigret|Gerhard Trede|"See anything, Mr. Krabs?"}} |
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− | {{APM |
+ | {{APM-article|Hawaiian Cocktail|Richard Myhill|Krabs cries}} |
− | {{ |
+ | {{OM|Vibe & Harp Hits|Nicolas Carr|"Unless...."}} |
{{APM|c|Caliope Carousel|Roger Roger|Krabs building a playground}} |
{{APM|c|Caliope Carousel|Roger Roger|Krabs building a playground}} |
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− | {{APM |
+ | {{APM-article|The Main Event|Gregor F. Narholz|Krabby Land unveiled}} |
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+ | {{OM|Steel Licks 78|Jeremy Wakefield|Pile of junk}} |
− | {{APM|c|Caliope Carousel|Roger Roger| |
+ | {{APM|c|Caliope Carousel|Roger Roger|Coloring books/liability waivers}} |
− | {{APM|s|Show Fanfare 1 |
+ | {{APM|s|Show Fanfare 1|David Lindup|SpongeBob blowing a jellyfish bubble}} |
+ | {{OM-nonarticle|c|Circus Snare Suspense|Nicolas Carr|"Okay, prepare to be blown back on your tailfins."}} |
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+ | {{APM|s|Show Fanfare 3|David Lindup|SpongeBob blowing a seahorse bubble}} |
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+ | {{OM-nonarticle|p|Piatti Cym Crash|Nicolas Carr|SpongeBob begins to blow another bubble}} |
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+ | {{APM|s|Show Fanfare 4|David Lindup|SpongeBob failing to blow a bubble}} |
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+ | {{APM-article|Keel Row|Brian Peters|SpongeBob's arms and legs missing}} |
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{{APM|s|Show Fanfare 1|David Lindup|"Are you ready to meet Krabby the Clown?"}} |
{{APM|s|Show Fanfare 1|David Lindup|"Are you ready to meet Krabby the Clown?"}} |
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+ | {{OM-nonarticle|s|Snare Drum Suspense|Nicolas Carr|Drumroll}} |
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− | {{APM| |
+ | {{APM-article|Tympup{{!}}Tympup A|Sammy Burdson, John Charles Fiddy|Krabs with clown nose and tie}} |
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+ | {{APM-article|Fates{{!}}Fates [#62.02]|Gregor F. Narholz|"How could you, Mr. Krabs?"}} |
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+ | {{APM-article|The Dreadnought Tea Clipper (B)|Tim Laycock, Robert Alexander White|Krabs says he does not care about the children}} |
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+ | {{APM-article|Dramatic Cue (E)|Ronald Hanmer|Kids angry at Krabs}} |
− | {{APM |
+ | {{APM-article|Disneyland|Sam Fonteyn|Ending}} |
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+ | ===Release=== |
+ | *This episode is available on the [[Sponge for Hire (DVD)|Sponge for Hire]] (with storyboard version on the special features), [[The Complete 3rd Season|Complete 3rd Season]], [[Nickelodeon Summer Pack 2009]], [[The First 100 Episodes|First 100 Episodes]], [[Double DVD Fun 2]], [[The Ultimate SpongeBob Box Set]], SpongeBob SquarePants Vol. 5, [[The Complete Third Season|Complete Third Season]], [[From the Beginning, Part 2]], [[3 DVD Pack]], [[The SpongeBob SquarePants Collection]], [[Laugh Pack]], [[The Holidays]], [[The SpongeBob SquarePants 8 Season DVD Collection]], [[Favorite Episodes]], [[2-Season TV Pack]], [[The Third & Fourth Seasons]], and [[The Best 200 Episodes Ever]] DVDs. |
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+ | ===Reception=== |
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*{{Rank|Krabby Land|BDE=31}} |
*{{Rank|Krabby Land|BDE=31}} |
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− | *This episode is available on the [[Sponge for Hire]], [[The Complete 3rd Season|Complete 3rd Season]], and [[The First 100 Episodes|First 100 Episodes]] DVDs. |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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+ | ===General=== |
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+ | *This episode premiered in the United States on the same day as the {{W|2004 Kids' Choice Awards}} and the premiere of ''{{W|Danny Phantom}}''. |
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− | |timedate = *[[June 21]]: The first day of Summer |
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+ | *This is the second episode for two things: |
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− | *[[June 22]]: The grand unveiling Krabby Land |
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+ | **This episode and "[[The Camping Episode]]" were the second episode pairing to premiere on the same day as the Kids' Choice Awards. The first was "[[Help Wanted]]"/"[[Reef Blower]]"/"[[Tea at the Treedome]]" in {{Time|1999}}. |
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− | |timecards = *Later... |
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+ | **This is the second episode where SpongeBob calls Gary "Gare-Bear." The first is "[[Krab Borg]]." |
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− | *The final scene with the kids rioting against Mr. Krabs and taking his money for making a poor character as Krabby the Clown is a likely reference to a 1993 incident at a shopping mall where [[w:c:barney:Barney the Dinosaur|Barney]] was billed, but the children became enraged and destructive when a skinny impostor appeared on stage. This may also be akin to the Simpsons episode "Kamp Krusty" when Bart spearheads a revolution against Mr. Black's oppression after seeing [[w:c:simpsons:Barney Gumble|Barney]] hired to be a knockoff Krusty. |
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+ | **This episode marks the first time the title card is shown in the episode itself. |
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− | *The attractions in Krabby Land include: "Rocketship Fantistica" (a garbage barrel hanging by a rope), "Dumpster of Doom" (a bashed-in dumpster with the name spray painted on the side), "Hose World" (hoses hanging from a bar), "Fort Adventure" (a pile of nasty mattresses and other junk), "Toaster Rodeo" (toasters attached to springs), a stack of tires, an old rusty slide, and a bowling ball pool. |
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+ | *This episode was foreshadowed in "[[Squid on Strike]]" when SpongeBob holds up a sign that reads "Krusty Krab Funfair" due to mishearing Squidward, which attracts a line of customers who think there is an amusement park at the Krusty Krab. |
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− | *One of the children goes down a slide at Krabby Land and the slide ends up breaking and the kid is thrown off, to the ground. He must have sustained some head trauma, which lead to apparent memory loss, as he inquires, "Where am I?" In real life, if this happened, Mr. Krabs would inevitably been sent to prison for child endangerment. |
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+ | *The attractions in Krabby Land include: |
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+ | **"Rocketship Fantistica" (a garbage barrel hanging by a rope) |
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− | *This episode, and its sister episode, "[[The Camping Episode]]," were the last episodes where the closed captions were ahead of the characters' speech. |
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+ | **"Pit of Doom" (a bashed-in dumpster with the name spray-painted on the side, it appears to be full of lima beans) |
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− | *The time card is designed the same as the title card for "[[Reef Blower]]," but with black color in the background. |
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+ | **"Hose World" (hoses hanging from a bar) |
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− | *SpongeBob had no arms or legs when the kids took them and used them as boomerangs, but in other episodes they grow back right after he loses them. When he walks out the back door to the children, his arms and legs are back. |
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+ | **"Fort Adventure" (a pile of nasty mattresses and other junk) |
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+ | **"Toaster Rodeo" (toasters attached to springs) |
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+ | **A stack of tires |
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+ | **A tire swing |
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+ | **An old rusty slide |
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+ | **A bowling ball pool |
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+ | [[File:Double Monroe.png|thumb|260px|Two Incidental 103s, one with a hat, and one without one.]] |
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+ | *When SpongeBob falls into the box of bowling balls and the kids are laughing at him, in the group of children are two of [[Incidental 103]], one with a hat and one without. |
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+ | *When SpongeBob is distracting the kids by injuring himself, his screaming audio is reused from "[[Hall Monitor]]," "[[Shanghaied]]," and "[[Welcome to the Chum Bucket]]." |
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*Things that SpongeBob does to distract the kids: |
*Things that SpongeBob does to distract the kids: |
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+ | **Pour bubble soap into his eyes |
− | **Rip his face with adhesive tape |
+ | **Rip his face off with adhesive tape |
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+ | **Have a truck smash his tongue three times |
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+ | **Have a thug hit his head with a hammer |
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+ | **Have the thug smash SpongeBob with a wrecking ball |
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+ | **Have the thug hold him and force-feed him lima beans |
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+ | **Have the thug and another thug play tennis using SpongeBob as a tennis ball |
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+ | **Have the thugs play tug-of-war with SpongeBob and rip him in half |
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+ | **Let the kids use his arms and legs as boomerangs to break and smash the Krusty Krab's windows |
− | *This is the |
+ | *This is the third episode where Mr. Krabs is the main antagonist. The first was in "[[The Smoking Peanut]]" and the second was in "[[Jellyfish Hunter]]." |
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− | *This episode the [[Krusty Krab]] menu (the [[Galley Grub]]) is revealed, also in "[[Krusty Krab Training Video]]", although a longer menu is in "[[Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy IV]]." |
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+ | *During the [[Best Day Ever marathon]], this episode was paired up with "[[Arrgh!]]."<ref>https://nickstory.fandom.com/wiki/November_10,_2006</ref> |
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+ | *Clips from the episode were shown in the commercial for the [[Operation SpongeBob SquarePants edition]] board game. |
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− | *The muscular fish that helps injure SpongeBob is the same fish that beats up Squidward twice in the episode "[[Boating Buddies]]." |
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+ | [[File:Krabbyland comic strip.jpg|thumb|260px|The comic strip title that is nearly identical to the name of this episode.]] |
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+ | *In ''[[SpongeBob Comics No. 52|SpongeBob Comics #52]]'', there is a comic strip titled "Krabbyland." The only difference between that comic title and this episode's title is that the comic title combines the words "Krabby" and "Land" into one word. |
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− | *Both of the burly fish are wide-eyed when they torture SpongeBob, suggesting that they are disturbed that SpongeBob intentionally wants to be tortured. |
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+ | {{Clear}} |
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− | *Krabby Land is an obvious spoof of McDonaldland, Playland and/or McDonald's playplaces. Krabby the Clown is most likely a spoof of Krusty the Klown from ''The Simpsons'' or Ronald MycDonald, while the "Krabby Patty Burglar" an obvious parody of the Hamburglar. |
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− | *The Rocketship ''Fantastica'' "ride" is a possible reference to ''{{W|Battlestar Galactica}}''. |
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− | *The title card music, Disneyland, sounds similar to the Merry Go Round music from Super Mario 64. |
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+ | ===Cultural references=== |
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− | ==Errors== |
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+ | *Krabby Land is a parody of McDonaldland and the {{W|McDonald's}} play places. |
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− | *The number of kids who attend the summer playground activity at the Krusty Krab changes throughout the episode, possibly because they left. |
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+ | **Krabby the Clown is a spoof of {{W|Ronald McDonald}}, while the Krabby Patty Burglar is a parody of the [[w:c:mcdonalds:Hamburglar|Hamburglar]]. |
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− | *At the end the wrinkles on Squidward's head disappear. |
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+ | **Krabby the Clown's name is a reference to [[w:c:simpsons:Krusty the Clown|Krusty the Clown]] from ''[[w:c:simpsons:The Simpsons|The Simpsons]]''. |
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+ | *The scene where SpongeBob pretends to be the Krabby Patty Burglar is a reference to [[w:c:happytreefriends:Splendid|Splendid]] from ''[[w:c:happytreefriends:Happy Tree Friends|Happy Tree Friends]]'' due to the red eye mask. |
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+ | *One of the attractions is called "Rocketship Fantastica," which is a pun on ''[[w:c:galactica:Battlestar Galactica|Battlestar Galactica]]''. |
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+ | ===Errors=== |
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+ | *When Krabby Land is first seen, the structure is approximately twice as tall as the Krusty Krab, with the resemblance of medieval architecture. But when Mr. Krabs unveils it, it is much shorter than seen previously. |
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+ | [[File:Krabby Land 091.png|thumb|260px|Eyelashes on his red mask.]] |
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+ | *When SpongeBob pulls out the bubble soap and wand, his eyelashes are seen on his red mask. |
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+ | [[File:20200508 210108.png|thumb|260px|When bubble water spills on SpongeBob's eyes, the mask disappears. In the next scene, before SpongeBob yells out "My eyes," the mask is back.]] |
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+ | *SpongeBob wears a red mask around his eyes when he blows an irregular shaped bubble. However, when the bubble pops and the bubble water spills onto his eyes in the close-up view, the mask is gone. |
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+ | *Just when SpongeBob ends the monologue "They enjoy other people's misery," his voice slightly fades from the echoing sound to the normal sound and his mouth unexpectedly does not move. |
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+ | **This is false, considering SpongeBob walked back to work after the playground "infiltration" with Mr. Krabs the previous day. |
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+ | [[File:Krabby Land 197.png|thumb|260px|Squidward's missing wrinkles.]] |
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+ | *At the end when SpongeBob says, "Where's Mr. Krabs? He's missing out on all the summer fun," the wrinkles on Squidward's head are missing. |
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+ | [[File:Krabbyland credits.png|thumb|260px|"Krabbyland" credits.]] |
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+ | *On the [[Sponge for Hire#Errors|Sponge for Hire DVD-credits]], this episode is listed as "Krabbyland," combining the two words into one. |
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Latest revision as of 04:48, 14 April 2024
"Krabby Land" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from season 3. In this episode, Mr. Krabs builds a children's playground.
Characters
Note: Most of the incidental characters in this episode are kid versions of themselves.
- SpongeBob SquarePants
- Krabby Patty burglar (debut)
- Gary the Snail
- Squidward Tentacles
- Eugene H. Krabs
- Krabby the Clown (debut)
- Firefly (mentioned)
- Incidentals
- Incidental 103 (named Monroe)
- Incidental 102
- Incidental 73KID
- Incidental 152
- Incidental 153
- Incidental 67KID
- Incidental 91KID
- Incidental 150
- Incidental 41
- Incidental 151
- Incidental 37A
- Incidental 42
- Incidental 37B
- Incidental 2
- Incidental 18
- Incidental 106
- Incidental 107
- Incidental 108
- Incidental 45
- Incidental 31
- Incidental 13
- Incidental 3
- Incidental 14
- Incidental 49
- Incidental 16
- Incidental 105
- Incidental 9
- Incidental 64
- Incidental 12
- Incidental 22
- Incidental 65
- Incidental 8
- Incidental 6
- Incidental 104
- Incidental 4
- Incidental 63
- Incidental 48KID
- Incidental 7
- Incidental 46
- Blue kid fish (debut)
- French Narrator
- Klaus (debut)
- Bubble jellyfish (debut)
- Bubble sea unicorn (debut)
- Mohawk brute 1
- Mohawk brute 2 (debut)
Synopsis
One morning, SpongeBob looks at his calendar and realizes that it is the first day of summer, and he gets excited. When he goes to work, he sees Mr. Krabs even more excited for summer. SpongeBob asks him why, and he says that on summer vacation, children go around spending money, and the Krusty Krab will get more profits through kiddie meals, which he raises the price of from $1.99 to $4.99. However, he sees that the children are all at a new playground, and decides to make a playground of his own called Krabby Land.
At work the next day, Mr. Krabs reveals the grand opening of Krabby Land, which he proudly built himself. When it is uncovered, it is revealed to be little more than an unbelievably dopey-looking assembly of cheaply made and dangerous attractions that will definitely collapse under their own weight. The children are horrified, yet speechless with disappointment, but Mr. Krabs gives them coloring books/liability waivers and says that whoever hands theirs back gets to meet "Krabby the Clown." He tells them that the clown will come soon, and tells SpongeBob to stall the kids while he counts the money.
SpongeBob pretends to be Krabby's sidekick, "the Krabby Patty Burglar," but the children hate him. He accidentally injures himself while trying to amuse them by blowing bubbles and getting soap liquid in his eyes, which makes the kids laugh. He realizes that the kids like it when he is in pain, and begins intentionally harming himself, even hiring two thugs to torture him by feeding him lima beans.
After a while, SpongeBob goes to Mr. Krabs, who is sorting through a large stack of money, and tells him that he cannot stall the children anymore, being horribly beaten and missing limbs. Mr. Krabs tells SpongeBob he is being selfish and tells him to "get back there and stall," but upon seeing SpongeBob's legs flying around, he fears that his windows will be smashed and broken, so he tells him to let the crowd of children enter the restaurant for Krabby the Clown's arrival. Excited, the children and SpongeBob rush in front of Mr. Krabs, who welcomes Krabby the Clown. However, it turns out that Mr. Krabs turns around and immediately puts on a bow tie and a blue-painted tomato on his nose, and does a cheap imitation of the clown. He then walks back into his office, leaving the children and SpongeBob jaw-dropped in confusion. This latest rip-off is the last straw for the children and SpongeBob.
An extremely disappointed SpongeBob confronts Mr. Krabs, expressing his disdain for such a rip-off and called him "Cheapy the Cheapskate." Mr. Krabs undresses from his costume and finally admits that he does not care about the children, but for the money of their parents and is willing to do whatever it takes to get their money, and even calls the kids being the victims of his scam no skin of his nose. He then taunts SpongeBob for being unable to stop him in time by saying twice, "Survival of the fittest."
Mr. Krabs tries to go to the bank with the money he has made, but he is confronted by an angry mob of children who have overheard his confession and are planning to punish him. Mr. Krabs, realizing that he is about to be punished and has given the kids his confession which was not taken well, tries to reconcile, but fails as the kids charge, beat him up, and destroy the playground.
Inside, SpongeBob is disappointed that he will never learn the true meaning of summer. Monroe then calls SpongeBob over about the summer miracle, where the kids take back all their money and distribute it back to themselves. SpongeBob guesses it is the true meaning of summer, but he asks Squidward where Mr. Krabs is, who is missing out the summer fun. The scene cuts to Mr. Krabs, tied on fours between wooden poles, who wants the return his "green stuff" and begs for freedom. However, the thugs, paid by the children for his swindling, only reply to him with a can of lima beans and a truckload of them, causing him distress by the torture like what SpongeBob did earlier.
Production
Art
Animatic
Model sheets
Music
( ‣ ) Production music |
( • ) Original music |
( ◦ ) SpongeBob music |
‣ Disneyland - Sam Fonteyn [Title card]
‣ Hawaiian Calypso - Jo Van Wetter, The Brussels New Concert Orchestra [Opening]
‣ Here it Comes A - Gregor F. Narholz [Solstice caroling]
• Flower Harp - Nicolas Carr [SpongeBob throws petals at Squidward]
‣ Hello Sailor (b) - Richard Myhill [Krabs excited about summer]
‣ Kiss for Tomorrow E - Peter Balding, Otto Sieben ["What is it about summertime that makes us so happy?"]
• Dreamy Harp - Nicolas Carr ["Tell me more about summer break."]
‣ Funny Little Man - Wyn Henry [Krabs describes summer break]
• Steel Licks 33 - Jeremy Wakefield [Closing time]
‣ Dramatic Impact (3) - Ivor Slaney ["Playground?!"]
‣ Kommissar Maigret - Gerhard Trede ["See anything, Mr. Krabs?"]
‣ Hawaiian Cocktail - Richard Myhill [Krabs cries]
• Vibe & Harp Hits - Nicolas Carr ["Unless...."]
‣ Caliope Carousel - Roger Roger [Krabs building a playground]
‣ The Main Event - Gregor F. Narholz [Krabby Land unveiled]
• Steel Licks 78 - Jeremy Wakefield [Pile of junk]
‣ Caliope Carousel - Roger Roger [Coloring books/liability waivers]
‣ Show Fanfare 1 - David Lindup [SpongeBob blowing a jellyfish bubble]
• Circus Snare Suspense - Nicolas Carr ["Okay, prepare to be blown back on your tailfins."]
‣ Show Fanfare 3 - David Lindup [SpongeBob blowing a seahorse bubble]
• Piatti Cym Crash - Nicolas Carr [SpongeBob begins to blow another bubble]
‣ Show Fanfare 4 - David Lindup [SpongeBob failing to blow a bubble]
‣ Dramatic Cue (C) - Ronald Hanmer [SpongeBob gets soap in his eyes]
• Idea Sting - Nicolas Carr [Kids laughing]
• You're Nice - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield [Montage of SpongeBob stalling]
‣ Keel Row - Brian Peters [SpongeBob's arms and legs missing]
‣ Show Fanfare 1 - David Lindup ["Are you ready to meet Krabby the Clown?"]
• Snare Drum Suspense - Nicolas Carr [Drumroll]
‣ Tympup A - Sammy Burdson, John Charles Fiddy [Krabs with clown nose and tie]
‣ Fates [#62.02] - Gregor F. Narholz ["How could you, Mr. Krabs?"]
‣ The Dreadnought Tea Clipper (B) - Tim Laycock, Robert Alexander White [Krabs says he does not care about the children]
‣ Dramatic Cue (E) - Ronald Hanmer [Kids angry at Krabs]
‣ Disneyland - Sam Fonteyn [Ending]
Release
- This episode is available on the Sponge for Hire (with storyboard version on the special features), Complete 3rd Season, Nickelodeon Summer Pack 2009, First 100 Episodes, Double DVD Fun 2, The Ultimate SpongeBob Box Set, SpongeBob SquarePants Vol. 5, Complete Third Season, From the Beginning, Part 2, 3 DVD Pack, The SpongeBob SquarePants Collection, Laugh Pack, The Holidays, The SpongeBob SquarePants 8 Season DVD Collection, Favorite Episodes, 2-Season TV Pack, The Third & Fourth Seasons, and The Best 200 Episodes Ever DVDs.
Reception
- "Krabby Land" was ranked #31 during the Best Day Ever event from November 9–10, 2006.
- "Krabby Land" was ranked #88 during the SpongeBob's Top 100 event in the UK and Ireland from June 4-8, 2012.
Trivia
General
- This episode premiered in the United States on the same day as the 2004 Kids' Choice Awards and the premiere of Danny Phantom.
- This is the second episode for two things:
- This episode and "The Camping Episode" were the second episode pairing to premiere on the same day as the Kids' Choice Awards. The first was "Help Wanted"/"Reef Blower"/"Tea at the Treedome" in 1999.
- This is the second episode where SpongeBob calls Gary "Gare-Bear." The first is "Krab Borg."
- The title card is shown on a small poster during the middle of the episode.
- This episode marks the first time the title card is shown in the episode itself.
- This episode was foreshadowed in "Squid on Strike" when SpongeBob holds up a sign that reads "Krusty Krab Funfair" due to mishearing Squidward, which attracts a line of customers who think there is an amusement park at the Krusty Krab.
- The attractions in Krabby Land include:
- "Rocketship Fantistica" (a garbage barrel hanging by a rope)
- "Pit of Doom" (a bashed-in dumpster with the name spray-painted on the side, it appears to be full of lima beans)
- "Hose World" (hoses hanging from a bar)
- "Fort Adventure" (a pile of nasty mattresses and other junk)
- "Toaster Rodeo" (toasters attached to springs)
- A stack of tires
- A tire swing
- An old rusty slide
- A bowling ball pool
- When SpongeBob falls into the box of bowling balls and the kids are laughing at him, in the group of children are two of Incidental 103, one with a hat and one without.
- When SpongeBob is distracting the kids by injuring himself, his screaming audio is reused from "Hall Monitor," "Shanghaied," and "Welcome to the Chum Bucket."
- Things that SpongeBob does to distract the kids:
- Pour bubble soap into his eyes
- Rip his face off with adhesive tape
- Have a truck smash his tongue three times
- Have a thug hit his head with a hammer
- Have the thug smash SpongeBob with a wrecking ball
- Have the thug hold him and force-feed him lima beans
- Have the thug and another thug play tennis using SpongeBob as a tennis ball
- Have the thugs play tug-of-war with SpongeBob and rip him in half
- Let the kids use his arms and legs as boomerangs to break and smash the Krusty Krab's windows
- This is the third episode where Mr. Krabs is the main antagonist. The first was in "The Smoking Peanut" and the second was in "Jellyfish Hunter."
- This is the fourth episode where SpongeBob gets ripped in half. The first was "Texas," the second was "Procrastination," and the third was "I Had an Accident."
- During the Best Day Ever marathon, this episode was paired up with "Arrgh!."[2]
- On October 28, 2007, the Netherlands' Best Day Ever marathon named this episode as #1.
- Clips from the episode were shown in the commercial for the Operation SpongeBob SquarePants edition board game.
- In SpongeBob Comics #52, there is a comic strip titled "Krabbyland." The only difference between that comic title and this episode's title is that the comic title combines the words "Krabby" and "Land" into one word.
Cultural references
- Krabby Land is a parody of McDonaldland and the McDonald's play places.
- Krabby the Clown is a spoof of Ronald McDonald, while the Krabby Patty Burglar is a parody of the Hamburglar.
- Krabby the Clown's name is a reference to Krusty the Clown from The Simpsons.
- The scene where SpongeBob pretends to be the Krabby Patty Burglar is a reference to Splendid from Happy Tree Friends due to the red eye mask.
- The motto of Krabby Land, "Where a kid can have fun-for the right price.", is a reference to Chuck E. Cheese's motto, "Where a kid can be a kid."
- One of the attractions is called "Rocketship Fantastica," which is a pun on Battlestar Galactica.
Errors
- When the line of people is seen before zooming into Krabby Land, most people in line are adults or adult height.
- Also, when Mr. Krabs tries to leave the Krusty Krab to go to the bank, the kids are much smaller than they were in the previous scenes. When they are seen getting their money back, they are back to their usual sizes.
- When Krabby Land is first seen, the structure is approximately twice as tall as the Krusty Krab, with the resemblance of medieval architecture. But when Mr. Krabs unveils it, it is much shorter than seen previously.
- When SpongeBob pulls out the bubble soap and wand, his eyelashes are seen on his red mask.
- SpongeBob wears a red mask around his eyes when he blows an irregular shaped bubble. However, when the bubble pops and the bubble water spills onto his eyes in the close-up view, the mask is gone.
- Just when SpongeBob ends the monologue "They enjoy other people's misery," his voice slightly fades from the echoing sound to the normal sound and his mouth unexpectedly does not move.
- When SpongeBob visits Mr. Krabs' office, the door on the side shows a hallway that cannot possibly fit in the Krusty Krab instead of the kitchen.
- When Squidward replies to SpongeBob when he says that he thought what Mr. Krabs said was the true meaning of summer for a long time ago, he replies, "You mean this morning?"
- This is false, considering SpongeBob walked back to work after the playground "infiltration" with Mr. Krabs the previous day.
- At the end when SpongeBob says, "Where's Mr. Krabs? He's missing out on all the summer fun," the wrinkles on Squidward's head are missing.
- On the Sponge for Hire DVD-credits, this episode is listed as "Krabbyland," combining the two words into one.