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Show: SpongeBob Squarepants
Episode: 132b
Year: 2010
Writer(s): Steven Banks, Luke Brookshire, Nate Cash
Jesus fuck! This has to be Patrick's worst appearance in the entire show. I mean, yeah "Pet Sitter Pat" is his worst appearance on the stupidity side of things, but as a nasty ungrateful prick, this is his worst appearance ever! I don't agree with the notion that Patrick is constantly doing stupid shit on purpose just to please his own sick desires and fuck with SpongeBob, but in this episode, he really is a childishly selfish sociopath. I've been around the block and I've never even seen CHILDREN behave as badly as Patrick does in this episode. This is the final step in flanderization, where nothing the character does can possibly lead to anything good. And yes, when he makes that face, I wanted to tear out his eyeballs.
It is absolutely disgusting to see Patrick acting this way about a toy made from GARBAGE and basically taking advantage of his best friend. I mean, that fat fuck parties with the piece of trash all night long just to hammer in the point he doesn't want SpongeBob to play with it. Yeah, I can be selfish too, but I'm nowhere near this level of sickeningly evil! I also can't believe that milkshake license gag would later be used to make a full episode, which wasn't too bad to be honest. Why the fuck is SpongeBob this Big Pink Prick's friend anyway? I mean, back in the day I can understand, but now? It really does feel like he hates the guy. And this episode ends on one of the worst notes I've ever seen; not to mention it thinks it can redeem itself with bullshit moral about sharing.
My final verdict: if you want to see this plot done right, watch The Simpsons episode “Three Men and a Comic Book”. I don't have the time to go into why that episode works here, but I will gladly do so when I get around to reviewing it. Honestly, this is how “The Card” also could've been redeemed as well.
Cringe-Inducing Audio: 0
Cringe-Inducing Visuals: 0
Lackluster Writing: 8
Annoyance: 9
Disturbing Content: 0
Unnecessary Cruelty: 7
Rancid Morality: 7
Low Production Values: 4
Unfortunate Implications: 0
Character Derailment: 10
Final Score: 45/100
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Episode: 132b
Year: 2010
Writer(s): Steven Banks, Luke Brookshire, Nate Cash
Jesus fuck! This has to be Patrick's worst appearance in the entire show. I mean, yeah "Pet Sitter Pat" is his worst appearance on the stupidity side of things, but as a nasty ungrateful prick, this is his worst appearance ever! I don't agree with the notion that Patrick is constantly doing stupid shit on purpose just to please his own sick desires and fuck with SpongeBob, but in this episode, he really is a childishly selfish sociopath. I've been around the block and I've never even seen CHILDREN behave as badly as Patrick does in this episode. This is the final step in flanderization, where nothing the character does can possibly lead to anything good. And yes, when he makes that face, I wanted to tear out his eyeballs.
It is absolutely disgusting to see Patrick acting this way about a toy made from GARBAGE and basically taking advantage of his best friend. I mean, that fat fuck parties with the piece of trash all night long just to hammer in the point he doesn't want SpongeBob to play with it. Yeah, I can be selfish too, but I'm nowhere near this level of sickeningly evil! I also can't believe that milkshake license gag would later be used to make a full episode, which wasn't too bad to be honest. Why the fuck is SpongeBob this Big Pink Prick's friend anyway? I mean, back in the day I can understand, but now? It really does feel like he hates the guy. And this episode ends on one of the worst notes I've ever seen; not to mention it thinks it can redeem itself with bullshit moral about sharing.
My final verdict: if you want to see this plot done right, watch The Simpsons episode “Three Men and a Comic Book”. I don't have the time to go into why that episode works here, but I will gladly do so when I get around to reviewing it. Honestly, this is how “The Card” also could've been redeemed as well.
Cringe-Inducing Audio: 0
Cringe-Inducing Visuals: 0
Lackluster Writing: 8
Annoyance: 9
Disturbing Content: 0
Unnecessary Cruelty: 7
Rancid Morality: 7
Low Production Values: 4
Unfortunate Implications: 0
Character Derailment: 10
Final Score: 45/100
SpongeBob is owned by Nickelodeon and Viacom.
Animated Atrocities is from
Regulas314
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the milkshake license was the best part . it also uses sponge monger a lot , which i don't mind . however earl's revenge was a weird title card music choice .