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"Kracked Krabs" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from season 7. In this episode, Mr. Krabs is nominated for being the cheapest crab alive.

Characters

Synopsis

SpongeBob starts his day at work by making Sea Fries. Mr. Krabs calls him for a meeting in his office. Mr. Krabs tells Spongebob about the Cheapest Krab Award and that he has been nominated, and is excited to hear that he is taking him to the Awards Ceremony.

SpongeBob and Mr. Krabs take the cheapest form of transportation possible - travelling through mail at the cost of a one cent stamp. They meet up with the other crabs at a hotel, only to find out that one of them, such as Chintzey McGee, did not spend a thing on their travel. Mr. Krabs teaches SpongeBob his first lesson about cheapness by giving the bellhop a tip (a quarter with a string attached to it) and then pulling it away from him. SpongeBob tries the same routine, only to fail. The two meet up again with the other crabs in time for the ceremony. A video of the nominees is shown, and Mr. Krabs gets worried about the competition. He asks SpongeBob to go up on stage and

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"exaggerate" about him being cheap. SpongeBob gets confused and thinks he should lie, which he does by telling everyone that Mr. Krabs is generous, getting Mr. Krabs disqualified from winning the award.

Afterward, Mr. Krabs cries about his loss, but SpongeBob tells him about "exaggerating" and Mr. Krabs becomes interested. The two begin "exaggerating" everything in their room (taking items and putting them in their suitcases). The other crabs soon realize that Mr. Krabs stole a whole room, and as a result, Mr. Krabs wins the award. However, the person who gave the award snags it back because of a string connected to it.

Production

Music

 ) Production music
 ) Original music
 ) SpongeBob music

  ? - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield [title card]
  ? [Spongebob making fries]
  Steel Licks - ? [Mr. Krabs tells SpongeBob to report to his office]
  ? - Jeremy Wakefield ["Is this enough?"/Patrick cries]
  Steel Sting - Jeremy Wakefield [Patrick pays]
  ? - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield [Patrick eating the kiddie meal]
  Shock (f) - Dave Hewson ["Money back?!"]
  ? - Michael Bolger, Nicolas Carr [Krabs makes a toy out of a Krabby Patty]
  Everlasting G - Gregor F. Narholz ["An official Krusty Krab licensed toy?"]
  Forever Love OL - Will Schaefer ["My purpose in life is to have you as my toy."]
  ? - Michael Bolger, Nicolas Carr ["Yep, it's pretty special all right."]
  Epic Love Promo A - Gregor F. Narholz [SpongeBob pays]
  Flower Display - Jack Shaindlin [SpongeBob playing with the toy]
  ? [Patrick wants SpongeBob to share the toy]
  Vibe Sting - Nicolas Carr [Krabs peeks outside]
  ? - Michael Bolger, Nicolas Carr [that night]
  ? [Patrick keeps the toy]
  ? [SpongeBob goes to bed]
  ? [dance music]
  Honolulu March - Hans Haider [the next morning]
  ? ["Patrick, it's me, SpongeBob."]
  Dramatic Impact 6 - Ivor Slaney ["Hi, Patrick! Time to share!"]
  Tympup A - Sammy Burdson, John Charles Fiddy [Patrick's armpit hair]
  ? - Nicolas Carr [Patrick's armpit hair]
  Film Fanfare (a) - Dick Stephen Walter [SpongeBob jumps into the air]
  ? - Jeremy Wakefield ["Hold on, buster!"]
  Deeply Moving Experience - Gerhard Trede ["You're a non-sharer!"]
  ? - Jeremy Wakefield ["Hand it over, Patrick."]
  Cocksure Capers - ? [Eugene Krabs in "Sign of the Times."]
  Happy as You Go - Beuford Bargain Bottom in "Convenience Store Caper."
  Darting Around - ? [Dwight T. Wad in "Tying Up Loose Ends."]
  ? - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield [SpongeBob, Patrick fighting]
  ? ["SpongeBob won't let me play with my toy."]
  Drama Link (b) - Hubert Clifford [SpongeBob and Patrick drying up]
  Dramatic Cue (b) - Ronald Hanmer [they run outside]
  Finger of Fear - Fredric Bayco [they glare at each other]
  ? - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield [they go back to fighting]
  Dramatic Cue (e) - Ronald Hanmer [Patrick eats the toy]
  ? [Mr. Krabs wins the trophy]
  ? - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield [ending]

Trivia

  • All the crabs look, act, talk, and laugh like Mr. Krabs. This is similar to how the other cephalopods in Squidville and Cephalopod Lodge resemble Squidward.
  • This episode is paired with Yours, Mine and Mine. Both this episode and that one has the theme of generosity and selfishness.
  • This is the second time Mr. Krabs brings SpongeBob to an Award Ceremony. The first was Shell of a Man.
  • The cheapskate handshake:
  1. Two cheapskates say "penny pinching, penny pinching" while sticking their claws in the air and pinching
  2. They pinch each others' butts
  3. They say "cheap, cheap, cheap" like little birds and peck on the ground.
  • When SpongeBob was "exaggerating" about Mr. Krabs being cheap, he was saying that he was very generous. If Mr. Krabs had just explained to the other crabs that SpongeBob was exaggerating/lying about him, then they might have understood that SpongeBob meant that Mr. Krabs was very cheap.
  • Of the three nominees, the only one which showed cheapness was the crab tying toilet paper back onto the roll. Mr. Krabs charging customers $1 per step and the crab ringing up a bag of potato chips three times (because they have "three times the flavor") could not really be considered displays of cheapness; technically, they were cheating customers out of money, not being cheap.
  • The crabs sneak toiletries and towels from the hotel, just like some people in real-life do.
  • Dwight T. Wad tied old toilet paper to the roll, but it was an ineffective method: someone could rip them off, flush them, and use clean pieces off the roll instead.
  • The Penny Pincher award appears in the Spongebob's Marbles and slides mobile game. 
  • Mr. Krabs couldn't spend 1 cent on a stamp if the envelope was heavy. The heavier a piece of mail is, the more it will cost to send it.
  • Dwight T. Wad made a second appearance in Hello Bikini Bottom.