The Slumber Party: Pearl’s getting ready for her slumber party, but Mr. Krabs’ meddling in the party preparations is getting out of control. Pearl forces him out of the house and orders him to stay at SpongeBob’s house until the party’s over. But that doesn’t stop Mr. Krabs from finding out what’s going on at […]

Loading the player... Patrick adopts a pet rock he names Rolly, which becomes the apple of rock collector Percival Rockhound’s eye, and various physical hijinks ensue. In the end, however, it turns out that Patrick’s “pet rock” is actually an egg and it hatches into a humongous dinosaur.

After Mr. Krabs finds a hole in the walls of the Krusty Krab, he transforms it into a drive-thru.

When SpongeBob’s alarm clock is broken and he is late for work, he buys various replacement clocks, all of which fail to wake him up. Finally, SpongeBob combines parts of all his alarms into a Rube Goldberg machine to take him to work while he sleeps.

Mr. Krabs teaches SpongeBob how to drive, but starts losing his patience.

Walking Small: The evil Plankton is up to no good once again when he tries to manipulate SpongeBob into becoming aggressive and mean in order to get more out of life. SpongeBob discovers that just because people obey you they don’t necessarily respect you. Besides, it’s just more fun to be nice to people and […]

SpongeBob and Patrick find a houseboat haunted by ghost pirates.

Pat No Pay: When Patrick eats his weight in Krabby Patties without paying, Mr. Krabs puts him to work in the restaurant.

Patrick recruits SpongeBob into his club, the Empty Head Society. Before entering, SpongeBob is made to remove his brain and hand it in to check-out; however, while doing destructive “community service” with the group, his brainstem shorts out and severely lowers his intelligence. Patrick helps SpongeBob find his brain again.