List of production music/w

This article is a list of associated production music used in the series starting with the letter W.

Waddle Cop

Waddle Cop was composed by David Farnon. The instruments include the trombone and the euphonium.

• 56b. "I Had an Accident" - SpongeBob tells Sandy and Patrick that he is never leaving his house again.
• 63. "Have You Seen This Snail?" - Patrick eats the ten-day-old seahorse milk.

Wah Wahs

The Wah Wahs were composed by Richard Myhill.

Wah Wah (a)

• 89b. "Sing a Song of Patrick" - "What is that horrible smell?"

Wahini Wobble

Wahini Wobble was composed by Nicolas Carr, Sage Guyton and Jeremy Wakefield.

• . "Pie" - Plays throughout.
• 77a. "Driven to Tears" - Title card; "Boy, driving is so easy"; The ending.
• 79a. "The Pink Purloiner" - SpongeBob finally gets Ol' Reliable back.
• 82a. "The Original Fry Cook" - Title card.
• 83a. "Rise and Shine" - Title card.
• 89b. "Sing a Song of Patrick" - "That was the best song I ever heard!"
• 90a. "A Flea in Her Dome" - SpongeBob and Patrick throw a party for Sandy.
• 92. "Atlantis SquarePantis" - The opening.
• 94a. "Blackened Sponge" - Title card.
• 98. "What Ever Happened to SpongeBob?" - The ending.
• 100a. "Banned in Bikini Bottom" - The ending.
• 105b. "Slide Whistle Stooges" - Exterior shot of the hospital.
• 110b. "Grooming Gary" - The opening.
• 113b. "The Card" - The ending.
• 116a. "Squid's Visit" - Title card.
• 117a. "Shuffleboarding" - SpongeBob and Patrick return the suits.
• 118a. "Pet or Pests" - The ending.
• 121a. "Sand Castles in the Sand" - Title card; SpongeBob and Patrick clean up the seaside.
• 122b. "Single Cell Anniversary" - Title card.
• 123-124. "Truth or Square" - "Allow me to open the door for a valued customer."
• 128a. "Growth Spout" - The ending.
• 128b. "Stuck in the Wringer" - Title card.
• 132a. "Yours, Mine and Mine" - The ending.
• 134. "SpongeBob's Last Stand" - Title card.
• 148b. "Whelk Attack" - The ending.
• 159. "A SquarePants Family Vacation" - "Patrick, we did it!"
• 202b. "Snail Mail" - Title card.

Waikiki Dance

Waikiki Dance was composed by Lionel Wendling.

• 186a. "Safe Deposit Krabs" - Customers getting free interest.

Waikiki Queen

Waikiki Queen was composed by Hans Haider.

• 32a. "Pressure" - The ending.

Wailing Strings

Wailing Strings was composed by Gerhard Trede.

• 130b. "Model Sponge" - "Now that I have no need of purchasing food for myself, I do not need a refrigerator."

Wailing Theremin 2

Wailing Theremin 2 was composed by Harry Lubin.

• 169b. "Planet of the Jellyfish" - "Does Jellyfish Fields seem different today?"
• 193a. "Sanctuary!" - "Don't worry, I'm taking very good care of all my snails."

Walking Bass

Walking Bass was composed by Richard Myhill.

• 10a. "Culture Shock" - During Gary's poetry.

Waltz Elegante

Waltz Elegante was composed by Harry Bluestone and Emil Cadkin.

Waltz Elegante [#25]

• 75b. "That's No Lady" - "The lovely Patricia has returned to us."

Waltz Elegante [#27]

• 67a. "Enemy In-Law" - Plankton asks for Mrs. Krabs' hand in marriage.

Waltzing Flutes

Waltzing Flutes was composed by Gerhard Narholz.

• 50b. "Krusty Krab Training Video" - Title Card.

Waltzing in Dreamland

Waltzing in Dreamland was composed by Alan Moorhouse.

• 63. "Have You Seen This Snail?" - The old lady (Mrs. Tuffsy) and Gary dance to the "boogie-woogie."

Waltz of the Flowers

Waltz of the Flowers was composed by Pyotr Ilych Tchaikovsky.

• 127b. "I ♥ Dancing" - SpongeBob does ribbon-dancing.

War Agitato

War Agitato was composed by Jack Shaindlin.

• 6a. "Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy" - Mermaid Man says "Evil"; "EVIL! Where is it?"

War Blowers

War Blowers is a song written by The Blue Hawaiians for SpongeBob SquarePants. This is the second half of the song, which is mistakenly known by some as "Leaf Blower".

• 1b. "Reef Blower" - Second half.
• 3a. "Jellyfishing" - Title card.
• 5a. "Pizza Delivery" - Squidward walks up to the customer's door.
• 7a. "Hall Monitor" - SpongeBob directing traffic.
• 8a. "Sandy's Rocket" - Montage of SpongeBob and Patrick capturing everyone.
• 15b. "Suds" - Montage of Patrick trying to cure SpongeBob.
• 16b. "The Paper" - SpongeBob pretends to be "SpongeBob JunglePants".
• 26b. "Squidville" - SpongeBob and Patrick play with Reef Blowers; "Tag, you're it!"
• 56b. "I Had an Accident" - Patrick acts like a gorilla.

War Clouds

War Clouds was composed by Gary Kettel.

• 12b. "Employee of the Month" - SpongeBob and Squidward shake hands. (Plays behind Timpani - Military (d), also by Kettel.)

War Lords

War Lords was composed by Robert Cornford.

• 8a. "Sandy's Rocket" - SpongeBob thinks the scenery of Bikini Bottom is a trick.
• 90c. "The Krusty Plate" - Steel wool.

War Statements

War Statements were composed by Laurie Johnson.

War Statement 3

• 109b. "The Krabby Kronicle" - The customers angry at Mr. Krabs.
• 111. "SpongeBob SquarePants vs. The Big One" - Patrick sees the straw hut.
• 150a. "Krusty Dogs" - "We've got to get rid of these weiners and bring back the Krabby Patty."

War Statement 10

• 150a. "Krusty Dogs" - "We've got to get rid of these weiners and bring back the Krabby Patty."

Wargames

Wargames was composed by Keith Mansfield.

• 123-124. "Truth or Square" - "It's a perfect opportunity for Plankton to try and steal the formula."

Wargames Links

Wargames Links were composed by Keith Mansfield.

Wargames Link (d)

• 19b. "Neptune's Spatula" - Neptune explains to SpongeBob that the loser has to give up fry cooking "for good".

Wargames Linking Sections

The Wargames Linking Sections were composed by Keith Mansfield.

Wargames Linking Section (b)

• 118b. "Komputer Overload" - "Okay, team, listen up."

Wargames Linking Section (d)

• 108b. "Plankton's Regular" - "Oh, no! How can this be?"
• 208b. "Krusty Katering" - "Okay, I'm going in."

Wargames Linking Section (f)

• 107b. "No Nose Knows" - "Not now, boy!"
• 108b. "Plankton's Regular" - "Good thing I sprang for the dual spoon installation."
• 118b. "Komputer Overload" - "Krabs, I want to see you."
• 121a. "Sand Castles in the Sand" - SpongeBob builds a wall; Patrick builds an army.
• 122a. "Chum Bucket Supreme" - "We have a situation, boy!"
• 130a. "Greasy Buffoons" - "Get those seven orders out to Table 3 pronto!"
• 135a. "Back to the Past" - "Patrick, don't eat the tartar sauce!"
• 150a. "Krusty Dogs" - "Beautiful."
• 207a. "Mimic Madness" - "Spread out!"

Wargames Linking Section (g)

• 19b. "Neptune's Spatula" - Neptune gives SpongeBob a challenge.
• 33a. "Shanghaied" - SpongeBob must find the first victim.
• 66. "Dunces and Dragons" - A shot of SpongeBob at the guillotine.
• 108b. "Plankton's Regular" - "What do you think, Krabs baby?"
• 123-124. "Truth or Square" - "Study this map. Stay extra vigilant. Don't fall alseep on the job...that means you, Squidward."
• 130a. "Greasy Buffoons" - Plankton introduces Crispity Crunchities to Karen.
• 134. "SpongeBob's Last Stand" - "Plan approved by Sheldon Plankton Enterprises."

Wargames Linking Section (h)

• 19b. "Neptune's Spatula" - Patrick is zapped.
• 121a. "Sand Castles in the Sand" - Patrick laughs.

Warlord

Warlord was composed by Wolfgang Kafer.

• 67b. "Mermaid Man & Barnacle Boy VI: The Motion Picture" - "Space! The final countdown!"
• 135a. "Back to the Past" - Man Ray laughs evilly.

War of Nerves

War of Nerves was composed by John Scott.

• 24b. "Imitation Krabs" - SpongeBob reveals the disastrous consequence, TARTAR SAUCE!!!

Watch Out!

Watch Out! was composed by Dick Stephen Walter. The instruments in this song include the flute and the tuba.

• 2a. "Bubblestand" - "Don't give me any of that!"
• 132b. "Kracked Krabs" - SpongeBob nervously makes a speech about how generous Mr. Krabs is.
• 146a. "The Abrasive Side" - "Who he is just stinks!"
• 152b. "Perfect Chemistry" - "So it was you that befouled me office earlier, was it?"
• 158a. "Sweet and Sour Squid" - "Plankton, what are you doing?"
• 202a. "Food Con Castaways" - Patrick tries to eat the patty.

The Way West

The Way West was composed by Jack Dorsey.

• 42b. "My Pretty Seahorse" - Plays when SpongeBob first sees Mystery.

Wedding March

Wedding March was composed by Felix Mendelson-Bartholdy. There are several duets of this cue.

• 100b. "Stanley S. SquarePants" - Stanley and Harold wear bride and groom outfits.
• 123-124. "Truth or Square" - SpongeBob and Sandy's wedding; SpongeBob and Sandy "kiss".
• 196b. "Married to Money" - Mr. Krabs kisses Cashina.

Wedding Procession

Wedding Procession is an organ arrangement of Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy's "Wedding March" by Leslie Pearson.

• 6a. "Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy" - "Did you reunite our heroes?" / "No, but I'm married."

Weekend Break

Weekend Break was composed by Phil Green, Geoffrey Love, Ken Thorne.

• 205a. "Whirly Brains" - "It's time to free our minds."

Wien Bleibt Wien

Wien Bleibt Wien was composed by Andrew Pilmer.

• 128b. "Stuck in the Wringer" - SpongeBob gets a black eye.

Weird Bridge

Weird Bridge was composed by Roger Roger.

• 74b. "Wigstruck" - The wig floats through the air.
• 75a. "Squidtastic Voyage" - "Where are we, Patrick?"
• 92. "Atlantis SquarePantis" - The tour of Atlantis continues with SpongeBob, Patrick, and Squidward.
• 97a. "20,000 Patties Under the Sea" - Patrick and SpongeBob climb aboard the unearthed submarine.
• 99b. "SpongeHenge" - The food flies towards SpongeBob's house.

Welcome to Glove World

Welcome to Glove World was composed by Barry Anthony. 

File:SpongeBob Music - Welcome to Glove World-0

• 149b. "Tunnel of Glove" - The beginning; Patrick goes to the Power Plant; The ending.
• 150a. "Krusty Dogs" - The Krusty Dogs machine is revealed.
• 150b. "The Wreck of the Mauna Loa" - "No wonder we were so amused."; "Brace yourselves, fellers. Your hideaway is about to become the worst-kept secret in the sea."; SpongeBob and Patrick ride on the ship.
• 161b. "Mr. Krabs Takes a Vacation" - Planet Rollercoaster is revealed.
• 172b. "Glove World R.I.P." - New and improved hall of mirrors; Patrick in mascot costume.
• 192a. "Company Picnic" - Krabs plays carnival games.
• 204b. "The Whole Tooth" - Opening; Patrick hiding at bottle toss stand.

We're Saved

We're Saved was composed by Nicolas Carr. It was played twice in Pizza Delivery. It is the episode's title card and is sung by SpongeBob after Squidward says "Will you cut that out!"

• 5a. "Pizza Delivery" - Title Card; The "We're saved" song SpongeBob sings.

We Shall Return! 2

We Shall Return! 2 was composed by Udi Harpaz.

• 97b. "The Battle of Bikini Bottom" - Patrick describes the history of Bikini Bottom.

Western Panorama

Western Panorama was composed by Len Beadle.

• 16a. "Valentine's Day" - Sandy arrives at the carnival with Patrick's valentine.

West Point

West Point was composed by Larry Hochman.

• 94a. "Blackened Sponge" - "He ran all the way home, leaving behind a pool of tears."
• 181a. "License to Milkshake" - Captain Frostymug gives everyone their milkshake licenses.

West Side Rumble

West Side Rumble was composed by Sam Spence.

• 24b. "Imitation Krabs" - "Code 12!"
• 63. "Have You Seen This Snail?" - Gary scrambles away.
• 76a. "The Thing" - SpongeBob and Patrick run from the SWAT team with Smellie.
• 90a. "A Flea in Her Dome" - Sandy saves SpongeBob and Patrick from the fleas.
• 98. "What Ever Happened to SpongeBob?" - "Bikini Bottom is in a state of total chaos tonight."
• 100a. "Banned in Bikini Bottom" - The cops bust down SpongeBob's door.
• 107a. "Giant Squidward" - SpongeBob grows Mr Krabs' penny.
• 108a. "Patty Caper" - Mr. Krabs closes down the windows.

What?

What? was composed by Sven Perner.

• 128a. "Growth Spout" - "Who's there?"
• 144b. "Karate Star" - The inverted whirlpool.

Whatever It Takes

Whatever It Takes was composed by Sam Spence.

• 193b. "What's Eating Patrick?" - Patrick's training montage.

What Shall We Do with the Drunken Sailor

What Shall We Do With the Drunken Sailor was a traditional folk song composed by Okko Bekker. This track seems to be semi-associated with Mr. Krabs.

• 8b. "Squeaky Boots" - Title card; Mr. Krabs offers SpongeBob the boots.
• 17a. "Arrgh!" - "PLASTIC!"
• 20a. "Hooky" - "All right, SpongeBob LazyPants! I'll find you. This nose can smell laziness for up to 10,000 leagues! Aha! I'll give you a break you'll not soon forget!"
• 22b. "Bossy Boots" - Mr. Krabs shows SpongeBob the accessories in his office and how much they cost.
• 48a. "No Weenies Allowed" - A fight breaks out in line for the Salty Spittoon.
• 53b. "Clams" - Mr. Krabs admires his millionth dollar and tells SpongeBob and Squidward that they are going on a fishing trip.
• 61b. "Shell of a Man" - The trophy gets awarded to Mr. Krabs.
• 98. "What Ever Happened to SpongeBob?" - "The Krusty Krab is closed until further notice."
• 99a. "The Two Faces of Squidward" - All of Squidward's fans leave the Krusty Krab.
• 107b. "No Nose Knows" - "What?! Why I gotta good mind to--!"
• 203a. "Pineapple Invasion" - Krabs squishes Plankton.

The Wheels of Industry

The Wheels of Industry was composed by Robert Sharples.

• 50b. "Krusty Krab Training Video" - "As we can see by this graph..."
• 69a. "Krusty Towers" - Squidward and SpongeBob see the Krusty Towers for the first time.
• 84b. "Boat Smarts" - The "buckling up" segment.

Wheels Within Wheels

Wheels Within Wheels was composed by Ronald Hanmer

• 118b. "Komputer Overload" - "That, my dear, is a T-119A Compumatic."

Where Am I?

Where Am I? was composed by Gregor F. Narholz.

• 207a. "Mimic Madness" - Patrick, Squidward, Sandy, Mr. Krabs and Plankton find SpongeBob.; "It's not working, fellers! We need to combine our efforts and do an impression of SpongeBob all at the same time!"

Where Danger Lurks

Where Danger Lurks was composed by Ronald Hanmer.

• 45a. "Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy IV" - SpongeBob shrinks everybody in town.
• 93c. "BlackJack" - SpongeBob arrives at his parent's house.

Where Dreams Come True (a)

Where Dreams Come True (a) was composed by Jim Rattigan. The cover version was composed by Ron Goodwin.

• 9a. "Nature Pants" - The Beginning

Whimsical Walk

Whimsical Walk was composed by Phillip Green.

• 129a. "Someone's in the Kitchen with Sandy" - People laugh at Sandy.
• 132b. "Kracked Krabs" - Exterior shot of the hotel.

Whisper from the Past

Whisper from the Past was composed by Gregor F. Narholz. Although it is the same composition, different versions of it were used.

Whisper from the Past [#63]

• 10b. "F.U.N." - Plankton confesses.
• 35b. "Band Geeks" - "Evelyn, when your little Jimmy was trapped in a fire, who rescued him?"
• 72a. "All That Glitters" - "I had a spatula once. A real spatula."

Whisper from the Past [#64]

• 19b. "Neptune's Spatula" - Patrick encourages SpongeBob to go forward with the challenge.
• 43b. "The Bully" - SpongeBob makes a speech.
• 63. "Have You Seen This Snail?" - "Dear Neptune, what have I done?"; Gary reads SpongeBob's fliers.
• 79a. "The Pink Purloiner" - SpongeBob gives Patrick his Ol' Reliable.
• 80b. "The Gift of Gum" - SpongeBob cries.
• 95a. "The Inmates of Summer" - SpongeBob and Patrick hug each other for a long time.

Whisper from the Past [#64.02]

• 10a. "Culture Shock" - "So this is what it feels like. *sniff* The big time. With this mop, I shape my destiny!"
• 15b. "Suds" - "You gotta help me get better, Patrick."
• 16b. "The Paper" - "Squidward's shirt. I've always loved that shirt!"
• 30a. "No Free Rides" - SpongeBob says to Mrs Puff that he must try hard next time.
• 31a. "Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy III" - SpongeBob and Patrick see the weapon wall.
• 106a. "A Life in a Day" - SpongeBob takes off his skateboard.
• 115b. "Cephalopod Lodge" - SpongeBob promises that he'll get Squidward back in the lodge.

Why Am I So Poor? (b)

Why Am I So Poor? (b) was composed by Laszlo Borteri.

• 131b. "A Pal for Gary" - SpongeBob gets Puffy Fluffy.
• 141a. "The Curse of the Hex" - "Give me one good reason why I should lift the curse."; "We have the gold doubloon you asked for."

The Wicked Witch

The Wicked Witch was composed by John Fox and Otto Sieben.

• 66. "Dunces and Dragons" - The prisoners are released from jail; The travelers prepare for their plan.

Wild Eyes

Wild Eyes was composed by Ronald Hanmer.

• 83c. "Fungus Among Us" - Squidward finds out he has the ick.
• 92. "Atlantis SquarePantis" - Patrick pushes the glass ball back.
• 101a. "House Fancy" - Squidward sees the faded spot on the wall.
• 103b. "Suction Cup Symphony" - A storm clears from Squidward's brain.
• 111. "SpongeBob SquarePants vs. The Big One" - "Mayday!"

Wild Panic

Wild Panic was composed by Gregor F. Narholz.

• 1c. "Tea at the Treedome" - "Your shell is mine!"
• 59. "The Sponge Who Could Fly" - SpongeBob is seen dressed in a bat costume.
• 75a. "Squidtastic Voyage" - "Whirlpool spin!"
• 107b. "No Nose Knows" - Scented candles.
• 111. "SpongeBob SquarePants vs. The Big One" - JKL rescues Mr. Krabs.

The Wild West (a)

The Wild West (a) was composed by Ron Goodwin.

• 96. "Pest of the West" - "Hi, guys! I'm back in the nick of time!"
• . "Spurskate" - Plays throughout.

Will He, Won't He?

Will He, Won't He? was composed by David Lindup.

• 125a. "Pineapple Fever" - "It's a game called Boundaries."

William Tell Overture

The William Tell Overture was composed by Gioachino Rossini.

(Giochiano Rossini)

• 87b. "Breath of Fresh Squidward" - The sun rises.
• 208a. "Snooze You Lose" - The next morning.

(?)

• 55a. "The Great Snail Race" - SpongeBob plays the Bugle.
• 101b. "Krabby Road" - Patrick plays with his belly.

Willy Nilly

Willy Nilly was composed by Cyril Watters.

• 81. "Friend or Foe" - The backstory of Mr. Krabs & Plankton in grade school.

Winds of War [#8]

Winds of War [#8] was composed by Harry Bluestone and Emil Cadkin.

• 177b. "Move It or Lose It" - "So, who's getting bulldozed today?"
• 183a. "Eek, an Urchin!" - SpongeBob and Squidward hop onto the grill.
• 184a. "Jailbreak!" - "Follow me to the Krusty Krab."
• 194b. "The Sewers of Bikini Bottom" - "The halftime wave, man!"

Wishful Thinking

Wishful Thinking was composed by Richard Myhill.

• 4a. "Naughty Nautical Neighbors" - Solitude in E Minor. (Only two notes play because Patrick falls asleep.)

With Tongue in Cheek

With Tongue in Cheek was composed by Trevor Duncan.

• 38b. "Artist Unknown" - SpongeBob and Squidward make marble sculptures.

Witty Fellow

Witty Fellow was composed by Gerhard Trede.

• 30b. "I'm Your Biggest Fanatic" - Kevin's press conference; Kevin and the Jellyspotters are revealed in the fake queen jellyfish; Kevin's scalp gets ripped off.
• 36b. "Krusty Love" - Mr. Krabs tries to ask Mrs. Puff to go on a date.
• 48a. "No Weenies Allowed" - The "Drifter" asks for entry into the Salty Spitoon.
• 58a. "Missing Identity" - "Come on, I'll give you a boost."
• 60b. "Pranks a Lot" - Frank appears.
• 62b. "Krabs vs. Plankton" - The lawyer appears.
• 65a. "Selling Out" - "Sincere service... with a smile!"; Carl says that the customers are enjoying their food.
• 67b. "Mermaid Man & Barnacle Boy VI: The Motion Picture" - After the episode of MM&BB ends.
• 79b. "Squid Wood" - Milo J. Finkerfish introduces himself; "Yeah, right, kid."
• 94a. "Blackened Sponge" - "I had miscalculated the trajectory of my cup and the straw jabbed me in the eye."
• 117b. "Professor Squidward" - Squidward gets mistaken for Squilliam.
• 132b. "Kracked Krabs" - "You still know the cheapskate handshake?"

Woe is Me!

Woe is Me! was composed by Richard Myhill. It was first used in a 1998 Nickelodeon bumper where a vampire wants a date. It is also heard in an episode of "The Mighty B!".

• 13b. "I Was a Teenage Gary" - "Squidward, something is wrong with Gary! Squidward!"
• 20a. "Hooky" - "Boys! I wasn't quick enough."
• 48b. "Squilliam Returns" - (x1.8 speed) Krabs playing violin; Krabs playing violin; The ending.
• 63. "Have You Seen This Snail?" - SpongeBob reads Gary's letter.
• 69a. "Krusty Towers" - Mr. Krabs mocks Squidward.
• 80a. "Best Day Ever" - Squidward cries about his reed.
• 81. "Friend or Foe" - Plankton & Mr. Krabs reconcile.
• 86b. "Bucket Sweet Bucket" - Plankton tells SpongeBob and Patrick his sob story.
• 114b. "Ditchin'" - "That's a shame what happened to Dale. We were classmates back in boating school. He used to be a good student, until he started cutting class."
• 123-124. "Truth or Square" - "Poor little guy's starvin'."
• 128b. "Stuck in the Wringer" - "A sad, sad, sad, sad, sad little bike rack."
• 140b. "Welcome to the Bikini Bottom Triangle" - "Oh, me sweet little girl, all alone..."

Wonderland of Snow

Wonderland of Snow was composed by Terry Day.

• 46a. "Snowball Effect" - Title card.

Wondrous Pastures

Wondrous Pastures was composed by John Fox.

• 9a. "Nature Pants" - SpongeBob finds out that he is home at Jellyfish Fields.
• 24b. "Imitation Krabs" - The beginning.

Wooden Bear

Wooden Bear was composed by Gil Flat, Tony Tape and Florian Voelxen. This cue seems to be semi-associated with Plankton and Patrick.

• 32b. "The Smoking Peanut" - SpongeBob knocks on Squidward's door.
• 34a. "Welcome to the Chum Bucket" - Plankton moves the grill for SpongeBob.
• 38b. "Artist Unknown" - Squidward's "class" begins.
• 41a. "The Algae's Always Greener" - Plankton eats the holographic meatloaf and talks about how he wishes he were Mr. Krabs.
• 43b. "The Bully" - Flatts tells SpongeBob for the first time that he's gonna kick his butt; Flats draws himself beating up SpongeBob.
• 48a. "No Weenies Allowed" - Plays whenever SpongeBob is at Weenie Hut Jr.'s.
• 58b. "Plankton's Army" - "I'd like you to meet my computer wife, Karen."
• 61a. "Fear of a Krabby Patty" - "Dr. P. Lankton" uses his therapy on SpongeBob.
• 64b. "Good Neighbors" - SpongeBob and Patrick are shown through the security system.
• 67b. "Mermaid Man & Barnacle Boy VI: The Motion Picture" - "SpongeBob, this role was made for me."
• 67a. "Enemy In-Law" - "Karen, you think I'm a twerp?"; "Plankton! You've fallen in love with another woman?! I'm your wife!"
• 68a. "Patrick SmartPants" - "I'd recognize that piece anywhere!"
• 69a. "Krusty Towers" - "Send up a dozen cookies just like mother used to make."
• 73b. "Once Bitten" - Gil Gilliam introduces himself.
• 74b. "Wigstruck" - SpongeBob sees everyone wearing wigs.
• 76a. "The Thing" - SpongeBob and Patrick play catch with Smelly.
• 76b. "Hocus Pocus" - SpongeBob tells Patrick to not eat the ice cream cone while it melts on the floor.
• 77a. "Driven to Tears" - Patrick works on his boatmobile while SpongeBob is trying to sleep.
• 78b. "Best Frenemies" - Mr. Krabs and Plankton drink the kelp shake.
• 81. "Friend or Foe" - "I'm terribly sorry, Eugene, I couldn't hear you."; "This isn't about money, Eugene."
• 87b. "Breath of Fresh Squidward" - SpongeBob and Patrick get catapulted out.
• 88c. "Slimy Dancing" - "You didn't make the cut, sorry, Mac."
• 93a. "Picture Day" - SpongeBob gets his picture taken.
• 94b. "Mermaid Man vs. SpongeBob" - Karen returns from the Krusty Krab.
• 95a. "The Inmates of Summer" - "It was quite an enjoyable soap."
• 99b. "SpongeHenge" - SpongeBob puts the finishing touches on a sculpture he made of himself.
• 101b. "Krabby Road" - Karen kicks Plankton out.
• 103a. "Spongicus" - Plankton explains his plan to Karen.
• 110a. "The Slumber Party" - "I'm sorry that I failed you, Mr. Krabs!"
• 112b. "Choir Boys" - Squidward gets out of the shower.
• 117b. "Professor Squidward" - Squidward's class begins.
• 118b. "Komputer Overload" - "There's nothing wrong with Chum Bucket fare. Why look! Here's a fresh batch of a delicious new chum sauce. It's called 'Spicy Chum Surprise'."
• 122a. "Chum Bucket Supreme" - Mr. Krabs disguises his voice.
• 125a. "Pineapple Fever" - SpongeBob, Patrick, and Squidward play tic-tac-toe.
• 127a. "Tentacle-Vision" - SpongeBob shows Patrick that Squidward is on television.
• 130a. "Greasy Buffoons" - SpongeBob and Mr. Krabs use the truck.
• 137a. "One Coarse Meal" - Karen tells Plankton there's no whale in the Chum Bucket.
• 144b. "Karate Star" - SpongeBob tells Patrick what karate is.
• 149b. "Tunnel of Glove" - Patrick plays cards with the counterfeit SpongeBob; "Okay, Okay. I think I heard you!"; "Stupid kid."
• 171a. "Karen 2.0" - Opening.
• 208b. "Krusty Katering" - "Are you the high-class caterers I hired for an extraordinarily large sum of money?"
• 209b. "Plankton Gets the Boot" - Opening.

Workaday World

Workaday World was composed by Jack Beaver.

• 109b. "The Krabby Kronicle" - Mr. Krabs prints counterfeit money.
• 130b. "Model Sponge" - Plays during the "New Sponge" commercial.

Worker's Symphony

Worker's Symphony was composed by Hans May.

• 61a. "Fear of a Krabby Patty" - Montage of Mr. Krabs' announcing the number day it is while SpongeBob continues to fry patties.
• 81. "Friend or Foe" - Mr. Krabs explains the process (followed by a montage) of making their burger.
• 95a. "The Inmates of Summer" - SpongeBob types on a typewriter.

Workers Playtime

Workers Playtime was composed by Harry Bluestone.

• 109b. "The Krabby Kronicle" - Patrick watches a pole.
• 118b. "Komputer Overload" - "Have you ever witnessed such marvelous machinery?"

Working Machines

Working Machines was composed by Gerhard Trede

• 167b. "Bubble Buddy Returns" - Stock footage of steel foundry.
• 198b. "CopyBob DittoPants" - Army of copies.

World in Action

World in Action is a much-used piece of incidental music from the 1968-1973 Southern TV children's adventure programme, Freewheelers. It was composed by Laurie Johnson.

• 20b. "Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy II" - SpongeBob presses the origami button.
• 84a. "Spy Buddies" - Mr. Krabs uses a cannon to shoot customers at Plankton's blimp.

World of Fantasy

World of Fantasy was composed by Gregor F. Narholz.

• 120b. "Toy Store of Doom" - Plays when the inside of the toy store is first shown.
• 126. "The Clash of Triton" - Triton gets in his boat.
• 184b. "Evil Spatula" - Plankton gives the spatula to SpongeBob.

World of Sport

World of Sport was composed by Don Harper.

• 47b. "Can You Spare a Dime?" - "I could be a football player, or a king, or a spaceman!"

Wwind + Gliss

The Wwind + Gliss cues were composed by Marcin Pospieszalski.

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• 182b. "Bumper to Bumper" - SpongeBob comes out of a skull's mouth.

Wwind + Tremo

The Wwind + Tremo cues were composed by Marcin Pospieszalski.

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• 68b. "SquidBob TentaclePants" - Sandy enters with molecular separator ray.

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• 182b. "Bumper to Bumper" - SpongeBob comes out of a skull's mouth.