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Characters
- Eugene H. Krabs
- SpongeBob SquarePants
- Squidward Tentacles
- Gary the Snail
- Bikini Bottomites
Synopsis
While at a discount store one day, Mr. Krabs spots SpongeBob picking something up, and Mr. Krabs thinks it is a perfectly good penny, but he decides it was just a penny, so he forces himself to forget about it. But on the way home from town, every time he sees something circular, he keeps having visions of pennies, and becomes obsessed. The next day, he asks SpongeBob if he found anything, only for SpongeBob to reply that he found a brand new day, not a penny. Time and time again he tries to crack SpongeBob to give him the penny, like having him check all his pockets, and shaking him upside down but instead gets SpongeBob's brain out, until he finally builds a theater behind the Krusty Krab, and he makes admission a penny, so he will get SpongeBob's penny, but he does not have one, so in frustration, he destroys the theater. Mr. Krabs decides he will have a show at the Krusty Krab, to show how he does not have a penny, but SpongeBob still does not have one, so Mr. Krabs breaks. Later, he breaks into SpongeBob's house with a metal detector to find the penny, and when SpongeBob comes in, he shows him it was not a penny, but a chewed up piece of gum, for his gum collection. Mr. Krabs leaves and SpongeBob discovers that it is a five hundred dollar bill. Meanwhile, Mr. Krabs is still digging for the penny, all over Bikini Bottom.
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Production
Music
| ( ‣ ) Production music |
| ( • ) Original music |
| ( ◦ ) SpongeBob music |
‣ Drunken Sailor A - Robin Jeffrey, Tim Laycock [title card]
‣ Happy Choo Choo (a) - Otto Sieben [Krabs at the supermarket]
‣ Drunken Sailor B - Robin Jeffrey, Tim Laycock [Krabs driving home]
‣ Drama Link (a) - Hubert Clifford [Krabs sees the penny everywhere]
‣ Drama Link (k) - Hubert Clifford [Krabs sees the penny everywhere]
‣ Drama Link (c) - Hubert Clifford [Krabs sees the penny everywhere]
‣ Trouble Spot - Van Phillips ["I GOTTA HAVE THAT PENNY!!!"]
‣ Achterhoek Dance (4) - Jan Rap [the next day at the Krusty Krab]
‣ Sailor's Sting 3 - Nicolas Carr, Robert Alexander White [SpongeBob checking all his pockets]
‣ Alien Spacecraft C - Gregor F. Narholz [SpongeBob's brain falls out]
‣ Sponge Monger - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield [SpongeBob, Krabs chasing the brain]
‣ Steel Sting (Original Version) - Jeremy Wakefield ["Darn."]
‣ Big Show Theme - Robert Sharples [movie theater being built]
‣ Playbill - Wilfred William Burns [grand opening]
‣ The Dreadnought Tea Clipper (b) - Tim Laycock, Robert Alexander White [flipbook]
‣ Abject Terror - Paul Lewis [Krabs screams]
‣ From the Dead - Ronald Hanmer [theater demolished]
‣ Cocktail Lounge - Dick Stephen Walter [Krusty Krab charity night]
‣ Tragic Embrace - Pavel Orm ["Hello, and welcome to a very important evening."]
‣ Drama Sting 1 - Mike Sunderland, Otto Sieben [slideshow]
‣ Beautiful Moonlight Night - Carl Maria Von Weber, George Wilson [Krabs says to donate a penny to him]
‣ Steel Licks (d) - Jeremy Wakefield ["I would like to donate a penny."]
‣ Slinky Panther Pants - W. Merrick Farran [Krabs sneaks into SpongeBob's house]
‣ Drama Link (k) - Hubert Clifford ["What is this metal detector doing on the floor?"]
‣ Botany Bay (b) - Robert Alexander White [Krabs apologizes]
‣ Steel Sting (b) - Jeremy Wakefield [shot of dried-up gum]
‣ Drunken Sailor B - Robin Jeffrey, Tim Laycock [Krabs leaves]
‣ Steel Link (b) - Jeremy Wakefield [$500 bill]
‣ Steel Sting (a) - Jeremy Wakefield ["This won't go with my chewed up gum collection"]
‣ Drunken Sailor A - Robin Jeffrey, Tim Laycock [ending]
Release
- This episode is available on Spongicus, Season 6 Volume 1, and Complete Sixth Season DVDs.
Trivia
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- In the German version of this episode, the episode is called Ohne einen Penny, which means "Without a Penny."
- The episode title comes from the term, "Penny Wise, Pound Foolish."
- The movie posters that Krabs had on the wall were "Love," "Scary," "Buddies," "Hero," and "Kids."
- This episode has the same title card music as "Nautical Novice" and these episodes are paired together, similar to what happened with "Naughty Nautical Neighbors" and "Boating School," but they have different beginnings. It is also similar to "House Sittin' for Sandy."
- Bikini Bottom has a few less buildings than usual in this episode.
- The title card for this episode is similar to the title cards from the episodes "Dumped" and "Patrick SmartPants."
- Running Gag: When Mr. Krabs is seen from afar, people hear dolphin chirps. A boy in the boat with his mother, and two people listening to Mr. Krabs announce the new theater.
- Debbie is one of Pearl's friends in "Tunnel of Glove." She is a cashier in this episode.
- Mr. Krabs opens a theatre right behind the Krusty Krab and a single movie inside.
- This is the third out of the five times Mr. Krabs goes crazy just to get one penny. The first was in "Culture Shock" when he smells a penny in a tablet and he took off like a rocket destroying the table. The second was in "Born Again Krabs" where he almost tore a customer's arm off for one. The third was in "Imitation Krabs" where he chased a penny down the street leaving the Krusty Krab nearly unguarded. And the fifth time was in "Face Freeze!" where he tossed away a customer and messed up someone's Krabby Patty while looking for a penny.
- Meaning SpongeBob's claim that the bill being useless is true.
- It's revealed that SpongeBob is a brain whisperer in this episode.
Errors
- When Mr. Krabs was looking at SpongeBob picking up a "penny," he was out of the line, though when he is told by the cashier that he is holding the line, he is right back in line.
- The clerk already scanned a few items inside Mr. Krabs' grocery basket. After she asked for the price check on one item, the other items are inside Mr. Krabs' grocery basket again.
External links
Watch the full episode: Penny Foolish