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"Plankton Pays" is a SpongeBob SquarePants SpongeBob's Last Stand short. In this short, Plankton accidentally gets shocked by tons of jellyfish.

Characters

Synopsis

SpongeBob is explaining to the viewers that the Bikini Bottom Jellyfish Trauma Center is where fish go to get treated for their jellyfish stings. As SpongeBob walks through the building, he accidentally steps on Plankton, thinking he is a pickle. SpongeBob picks up Plankton and now notices him, wondering what Plankton is doing there. Plankton says he is at a trauma center but SpongeBob offers him flowers. Plankton says that he is allergic to the flowers and turns pink in color. Patrick, in a nurse's outfit, suddenly appears and puts a gas mask on Plankton. SpongeBob wonders why Patrick is doing there and Patrick says that he is doing community service. Plankton suddenly inflates like a balloon and flies out of the Trauma Center. Plankton is glad to be away from SpongeBob and Patrick but Plankton soon bumps into a swarm of jellyfish and gets stung. Back in the Trauma Center, SpongeBob tells the viewers that we learned "something" from the clip, then he thanks the viewers for watching.

Trivia

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It is revealed in this short that Plankton is allergic to flowers, most notably Chrysanthemums. This is also seen in "Fiasco!"
This is the second time Plankton gets shocked by jellyfish. The first was in the episode "SpongeBob's Last Stand."
On The Pilot a Mini-Movie and the Square Shorts DVD, the short is titled "Jellyfish trauma Center."
On Complete Seventh Season DVD, the short is titled "Trauma!"
This short premiered nine years after the premiere of Just One Bite and The Bully.

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