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Krusty Krab Training Video

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"Krusty Krab Training Video"
Chronology
Next: Party Pooper Pants
Information
Pairing: Wet Painters
Season №: 3
Episode №: 50b
Airdate: May 10, 2002
Best Day Ever Rank: #15
SpongeBash Rank: #6
Credits
Guest(s): Steve Kehela
Writer(s): Aaron Springer
C.H. Greenblatt
Kent Osborne
Storyboard Artist(s): Caleb Meurer
Directors
Storyboard: Aaron Springer
C.H. Greenblatt
Animation: Frank Weiss
Creative: Derek Drymon
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"Krusty Krab Training Video" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from season three. The episode is a Training Video that SpongeBob supposedly receives when Mr. Krabs hires him. The episode is featured on the "Sponge for Hire" DVD.

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Contents

Plot

This episode consists of the content shown on the Krusty Krab's training video for new employees. The tape talks about the history of the restaurant, from its founding to the present day. The tape also gives instructions on how to keep the workplace clean, and how to have good hygiene. Spongebob himself is the subject of the training, and throughout the episode is very eager to learn how to make a Krabby Patty, asking to several times throughout the course of the episode but being denied repeatedly. The episode ends with Spongebob finally being told the formula. The narrator begins to say "The secret formula is-" before the episode ends extremely abruptly.

Transcript

Main article: Krusty Krab Training Video (transcript)

Quotes

  • SpongeBob: Can I make a Krabby Patty now?
  • Narrator: And now we go from behind the scenes to the front lines, where we’ll examine the most important aspect of the industry; the customer, or as we say around here, the Krustomer.
Patrick: (who has just walked into the Krusty Krab) Who said that? Are you a ghost?
Narrator: Like precious, precious blood in an animal, the customer is what makes the Krusty Krab strong and alive.
Patrick: Squidward, your ceiling is talking to me!
Squidward: Are you going to order something or make friends with the paneling?
  • Squidward: Patrick, if I could make a suggestion, why don't you order a Krabby Patty?
Patrick: Great idea, Squidward! One Krabby Patty, please.
Squidward: (sighs) Is that for here or to go? (Quickly covers mouth)
Patrick: Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...

(Patrick continues saying "Uh" while Squidward bangs his head on the cash register)  

Customer:I would like to order-(cut off)
Narrator: Do you think he'll order: A. A sofa B. An expensive haircut or C. A patty?  (this section was edited to make sense to anyone)
  • Narrator: And now, you get to make, with your very own hands, the scrumptious, lip-moistening, spine-tingling, heart-stopping pleasure center that is the Krabby Patty! Are you ready? (SpongeBob nods furiously) Are you SURE?! (SpongeBob nods so furiously he almost tears his head in two) OKAY! The secret formula i- (episode ends mid-sentence)
  • Narator: Remember, no one wants to be a squidward.
  • SpongeBob: Mr. Krabs, can I have a raise?
Mr. Krabs: No.
Narrarator: Good job, Mr. Squarepants.
SpongeBob: Can I make a Krabby Patty no-(cut-off)

Trivia/Goofs

  • This episode marks the first use of Mr. Krabs' first name, Eugene.
  • This episode is number 15 in Tom Kenny's Top 20 on iTunes. His description says:
"'P.O.O.P. – People Order Our Patties.' Need I say more? That word being said repeatedly makes me laugh. Boy, am I mature, or what? A clever, outside-the-box episode."
  • Although Spongebob seems to be learning how to make a Krabby Patty for the first time here, in "Help Wanted" he is able to make them with ease before being officially hired. However, it is possible that Spongebob is simply acting in this video.
  • The Complete Third Season DVD states that this is the first episode in the series chronologically.
  • POOP stands for People Order Our Patties.
  • When the episode first aired, the logos for Spiffy Pictures, Little Airplane Productions, Billifords, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Animation, Frederator Incorperated or Lyrick Studios, and Klasky Csupo appeared at the end of the credits instead of the United Plankton Pictures logo. This was due to a broadcast programming error, and was corrected in 2006.
  • Comcast refers to this episode as Chum Bucket Snoodle DVD.
  • The graph, which shows the financial performance of the Krusty Krab has the axis featuring the profits inverted, so the Krusty Krab's profits are actually going down.
  • At one point, a young Mr. Krabs is singing the tune of "Blow the Man Down", the sea shanty the SpongeBob SquarePants theme song is based on.
  • The sign in the bathroom written in English ("Please, wash your fins") and Spanish ("Lave las aletas") is a parody of other similar signs found in public stores. The Spanish part of the sign is not a totally correct translation because it literally says "Wash the fins". A more polite translation of "Please, wash your fins" is "Por favor, lávese las aletas."
  • The music playing during the still shots of The Krusty Krab being shown is "Quest for the Best" which is like a parody of Survivor's Eye of the Tiger.
  • During the scene where Mr. Krabs flicked Plankton out of the Krusty Krab, Plankton talked in squeaks. When this scene is slowed down, Plankton could be heard saying "Felicitations, malefactors! I am in town to find my minions. And I know just how to speak their language!" This scene was taken from the episode Plankton's Army, when he tried to hire some henchmen. During the time this episode aired, Plankton's Army has yet to air. They took the scene out of the script, and sped it up.

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