- Howdy, howdy. Today we had the SpongeBob episodes that have been classified,
not super or hyper, but "ULTRA-infamous". So you'd assume these episodes
must be truly abysmal, right? - Uhm. - Well, let's investigate together. This is the 10 ultra-infamous
SpongeBob episodes. You know what's crazy though,
in the last six years, I've somehow never
talked about the majority of these episodes, so we should have some
fun new surprises here. Anyway, let's begin. Starting with number
10, "Giant Squidward". So this is the first in the ScumBob Wiki to be called "ultra-infamous". What's so bad about it though? Well, we start the episode with
Squidward tending his garden and he uses kelp grow to
make his garden grow big. This garden fertilizer
apparently also works on Patrick's ice cream
and SpongeBob shoes. Patrick steals the kelp grow
and yep, we're waiting for it. After Spongy and Patrick mess
around with the spray a bit, they turn Squidward into a giant. Well, at least we're given what
we're promised in the title. Squidward is in fact now so huge that he can grab the
two jokers with one fist and when he chases them, he shakes the sea floor on every step. At first, I was having
a hard time figuring out what people hated so
much about this episode. This is a season six episode,
and given how low-brow and slow season six normally is, I appreciate how fast-paced it is. It gets to the point we have ourselves, the giant Squidward
promised in record time. This is the same season as
"Choir Boys", in my opinion, the slowest Squidward episode and one of the worst ever made. So I appreciate how much
is actually happening here. According to the ScumBob Wiki, people hate how horrible
the townspeople are in this episode, and I
guess that makes sense. But to be fair, Squidward
is destroying their roads and chasing after two
Bikini Bottom citizens, one of which is beloved by the community for his cooking skills. But it is definitely going a bit far when they plan to kill him
by scooping out his eyeballs. - Scoop out his eyeballs and use 'em as giant
misshapened soccer balls. - They then start attacking
him with giant rakes for some reason, they even encourage him to explore his secret interest a bit more. - This ought to how to fix him. - And hey, Squidward ain't complaining, like Bug's Bunny doesn't
mind a bit of drag, Squidward makes it work. I actually found it pretty funny that Squidward starts doing
good deeds to the town to prove he's a nice giant. - Take me to the top of Mount Humongous. Wee. - Like it's so random to me,
it actually makes me chuckle, but then Squidward doesn't say bless you, so they instantly turn on him. I mean, this is certainly
the most nitpicky and judgy the Bikini Bottom
people have ever been. My biggest complaint would be Spongey's pretty maliciously stupid here. He wrecks Squidward's life and still calls making
him a giant, a kindness. - This is terrible, Squidward did not like
the kindness we did him. - But they do try and make it up to him by giving him a giant clarinet at the end. Somehow this brings Squidward
back to normal size. Personally, I wouldn't label this episode "ultra-infamous" myself. By the end, it's so absurd
that I can't take it seriously. And number nine, the
"Slide Whistle Stooges". Now this, this is the real deal of bad. This is how I suspect the making
of this episode went down. A SpongeBob writer happened
to hear a slide whistle and they said. - Oh my goodness, this
is the greatest sound I've ever heard in my life. I want the slide whistle as my ringtone. I want it played at my wedding. This is so incredible. I need to share my
discovery with the world. - And, oh boy, did they. This episode will make
you hate slide whistles with a passion. I was only three minutes in before I never wanted to
hear another slide whistle in my life. So what happens? Squidward is chased by SpongeBob
and Patrick continually as they play slide whistles, then, relenting, Squidward
plays a slide whistle. Next, we get the town
turning against Squidward because they're as annoyed as I am. Squiddy steals a tanker of gas, destroys the Krusty Krab and
careens the truck off a cliff. So I can't say nothing happened here, but all writing exclusively revolves around hearing the slide
whistle go up and down. (slide whistle blowing) - Hey. - But enough of my opinion, what bothered other
people about this episode, according to the ScumBob Wiki. - The Bikini Bottomites
were cheering with joy when they thought Squidward died. Really? How dare you? - They also complained
that Spongy and Patrick made fun of the patients in the hospital using slide whistles,
but I don't quite agree as it looks like the patients
here are laughing along with them. If anything, they're
bringing them a smile. And of course, the other big
complaint was people thought the slide whistles were super annoying, and I can agree, my
community mentioned this too. For example, MaggieCactus said. - I swear, "Slide Whistles
Stooges" is the worst. SpongeBob and Patrick
endlessly annoy Squidward until he joins them, but he's
the only one to get punished. - They didn't like SpongeBob and Patrick acting so malicious either. In the first half, Squidward
makes it very clear that he wants to be left alone and ask the duo to leave his house, but they completely ignore his request and just purposely keep chasing him. They seem to know they're
bothering Squidward, but just keep doing it
for the laughs of it. I mean, at least Squidward
eventually starts having fun in the end, but it just
feels like he relents and loses his mind and it all
results in him being unable to breathe without having a
slide whistle in his throat. What? Okay, even I gotta say that's tasteless. In my opinion, it's season six schlock and well worth the title
of "ultra-infamous". And number eight. (SpongeBob SquarePants theme music) "All that Glitters", an
ultra-infamous episode from season four? Well, surely it's better
than season six episodes. Interestingly, instead of a
Squidward torture episode here, we have a SpongeBob torture episode. It all starts when
SpongeBob breaks his spatula leading to a long,
awkward, drawn out crisis. (SpongeBob crying) And sadly not the last one we see here. For a while, SpongeBob is
absolutely unendingly miserable. A reminder, this is all
caused by a spatula. Eventually, he sells everything he owns, including his house,
to buy an as seen on TV piece of garbage, electric spatula, and a further add to SpongeBob's misery before he can even use it, it insults him, punches him in the face,
and then runs away. - Au revoir, peasants. - At this point, I'm just kind
of bummed out for SpongeBob. We're then given this prolonged
gag of the old spatula being on life support in the hospital, even getting a flat line when it dies. Ugh, and maybe this
joke could be done well, but in this case, I just
found it kind of distasteful and gross. His spatulas fine in the
end, but SpongeBob's misery is just extended to a painful degree. (SpongeBob crying) By the end, I was really bummed. The SpongeBob community was pretty vocal about their dislike of this episode. On the old ScumBob Wiki, some of the many issues they listed were. - It's a mean-spirited torture episode, and it's a filler episode
with lengthy dragging skits. - And yeah, I kind of get this. A good example is when
SpongeBob breaks all five of his piggy banks. - Now? - No. - Now? - No. - Now? - No. - It feels like they're just
recycling audio and visuals with a copy-paste button. Even my community mentioned
this one is terrible. For example, DarkerWolf said. - Bad. SpongeBob's crying gets utterly obnoxious. It's mean-spirited as hell. The spatula is a verbally abusive twit, horrible French stereotyping. I don't like it. - Interestingly, one of the points, the Wiki listed as a negative, I actually consider the
funnier part of the episode. SpongeBob spends half
the episode buck naked. Despite everyone's shock,
he just doesn't seem to care and points to the writers for
sticking with this naked joke throughout the whole episode. See, this is one of the
only thing I think SpongeBob would do jail time for is public nudity. He does it regularly. And for seven, lucky
seven, "Googly Artiste". Despite this one being
called "ultra-infamous", I don't personally
consider it quite as bad as some of the others. At least SpongeBob remains
likable and in character, he didn't have that obnoxiousness or spinelessness you might
expect of say, season six. So what is it that makes
"Googly Artiste" so infamous? Well, according to the ScumBob Wiki. - It's boring. It's a ripoff of "Artist
Unknown" and "Patty Hype", it's Squidward torture done wrong. - What? Is there a way to do
Squidward torture right? I feel like after 23 years of
SpongeBob, we'd all be okay to never have a Squidward
torture episode again. Anyway, IMDB was even
less kind to this episode, TheCartoonFaxuator said. - No doubt in my mind, this is one of the most
insulting episodes in the series. If you are a real artist,
don't watch this crap. As an actual self-taught artist, this episode ticked me off
to the point of disgust, 2.5 out of 10. - So what happened here to
make these artists so mad? Well, we start with Squidward
finding Patrick and SpongeBob doing basket weaving. And when an art critic comes
to observe Squidward's art, he's instead blown away by Patrick's rock with googly eyes on it and boom, Patrick becomes a famous artist. And herein lies the problem,
I've definitely seen it in cartoons before,
some stupid abstract art will do incredibly well on the market, and whatever stupid main
character we have ends up being called a genius artist. While I also personally
can't see the value in a lot of abstract art,
I was bored of this cliche within minutes of starting the episode. In this case, the citizens
of Bikini Bottom go nuts for Patrick's googly eyes art. I just don't get the punchline of what they're trying to say. Bikini bottom is stupid. Abstract art is very interpretive and is a sign of the top 1% having way too much disposable wealth. No, no, no, I'm not giving
this episode that much credit. I think this is just a silly episode. Number six, "Oral Report". I know about this episode
and I think it's over-hated. Sure, it's not great, but well, let's first break down the main story. SpongeBob's been assigned
to do a speaking report in front of his voting class. Our buddy is understandably nervous. Unfortunately, when Spongy
is trying to practice, Patrick is at his most obnoxious here. All the poor Sponge wants
to do is recite his speech, and Patrick just sits there yelling boring and snoring loudly. He then proceeds to
throw things at SpongeBob to further make whatever stupid
point he's trying to make. He then puts Spongy on a
treadmill for some reason, then deafens him with symbols,
and I'm just like, why? By the end, he just
starts repeatedly yelling, speech, speech. He's such a jerk, isn't he? - Speech, speech, speech,
speech, speech, speech. - Imagine eyes with teeth, gross. - Then SpongeBob has
an astute observation. - Patrick, stop. Somehow your help just isn't helping. - Yes, well, deducted Spongy. Fortunately, he asked Sandy for help, and she gives him goggles
that let him see people in their underwear. - Only problem is they look so silly on his stupid spongy square head. - Yeah, they look all right. And on the day of the speech,
even Mrs. Puff is unforgiving. - Mrs. Puff, do I really have to do this? - Only if you wanna pass this class. - And stage fright is very common, particularly for oral reports in school. The whole fiasco goes awry, and it pretty much goes
exactly like you'd expect. SpongeBob going on a car
rampage, and unfortunately, Mrs. Puff ending up suffering for it, she's thrown in jail again. Why don't they ever throw crabs in jail? What's with this stupid cliche
of Mrs. Puff's going to jail? Throw that greedy old miser in jail. He could use a few years in there. Maybe six months will help him
get over his incessant urge to rip off every single
person in Bikini Bottom. But this episode is really
hated on the ScumBob Wiki. They were weirdly critical
about every single part of this episode. These were just some of their points. - Patrick is an unhelpful butt face. The pacing is weak and too much filler like a yucky cheese filling. Oralreportitus is a
nonsensical disease name. The title is Misleading
and imagining people in their underwear is creepy. - Oh, come on. That's a very common
stage fright technique I've heard since I was a kid. My variation is to imagine
the audience buck naked makes it even funnier. On a side note, a cute
thing people enjoyed about this episode is SpongeBob is constantly pointing out to his friends that forging his license is illegal. - Or I could just make you
a fake boating license. - That's still illegal. Gimme the goggles. - Number five, "Gone". This is really weird. I mean, I know weird is
pretty normal for SpongeBob, but I just dunno what to make of this. The episode's, much
like the title implies, SpongeBob wakes up to find
the entire town deserted. And over the next few weeks,
he slowly loses his sanity. It was not only classified
"ultra-infamous" by the ScumBob Wiki, but even
recommended by my community as an abysmal episode
such as Shadow Ramcat. - The only one I didn't like
was "Gone" where like everyone in Bikini Bottom was gone, including Gary. The episode looks similar to the category of "Last Man of Earth". - Yeah, I have to disagree
that it's anything like "Last Man on Earth". "Last Man on Earth" was interesting to me because it was based on
a post-apocalyptic world. "Gone" takes the most boring
part of the apocalypse and gives us nothing else. There's no other people, no dialogue, no conflict, no story of destruction. There's not even any zombies. There's nothing beyond
SpongeBob getting so bored that he goes insane. Though it was an interesting
psychological twist to see he made a friend out of his car. - I guess it's just you and me now, Boaty. - So why is this known
as "ultra-infamous"? ScumBob calls it a cruel
SpongeBob torture episode, but what probably clenched
it as "ultra-infamous" was the final minute of the episode. In this last couple of minutes, SpongeBob sees everyone return on a bus. It turns out they'd all left
for National No SpongeBob Day a day where they supposedly
escape SpongeBob's annoyingness. - Everybody needs at
least one day away from. (Patrick imitating SpongeBob's laugh) - I think ScumBob described
this quite vividly. - All the characters except
SpongeBob are unlikeable and mean-spirited. They abandoned him. Them burning a statue of SpongeBob meant they want to kill him. Everyone didn't care about him. It was selfish of them not to
bring SpongeBob on the trip just because he has flaws. - Yeah, but I don't know if SpongeBob would enjoy
National No SpongeBob, oh, who am I kidding? He'd still enjoy it. And I have to admit, after I saw Sandy gleefully kicking SpongeBob's ashes as they burned his statue, it just felt sad and way outta character. I've seen SpongeBob push Sandy
before to her absolute limits and patience, but even then,
she would never participate in a hate club for her best friend. Squidward and Mrs. Puff maybe, sadly, possibly even Patrick. I could see him being that horrible. But this is nuts. Squirrel nuts. Patrick does get his comeuppance when No Patrick Day starts right after. But everyone else here
just gets off scot-free. Overall, it's a tedious episode with a pretty dang stupid punchline. And what have we got for number four? You don't know Sponge. Oh, I used to love that game. Coincidentally, my favorite one was the one with the Pirates. Anyway, my first big
issue with this episode was it's basically about Patrick proving what a bad friend he is. And you know, I've been
beating that dead horse on this channel for six years. They start with a best friend quiz where Patrick can't figure
out anything about SpongeBob, not even his gender. You know, I'm starting to
suspect this Patrick fellow might not be too bright. Somehow, this is the event
that causes SpongeBob to realize that Patrick
is a very bad friend and he is beside himself with sadness. This is a breakthrough for him. Do I smell character growth? Well, respects to him. He starts to move on and speaks to his other best friend, Sandy. - Maybe you and Patrick
just need some time apart. - Yeah, I'll have lots
of fun without Patrick. - Hello, SpongeBob. Why not hang out with
your other best friend? She's right there and she could
probably answer everything about you from that quiz book. But no, for some reason,
SpongeBob goes off by himself. Wanna bet he becomes
friends again with Patrick? The sad part is I felt
this episode was a chance for them to say something quite profound and meaningful to viewers. It could have given SpongeBob
some character growth as he realizes one of his best friends is actually a "Fairweather friend". In case you don't know,
a "Fairweather friend" is generally a friend who
is dependable in good times, but nowhere to be seen
in times of trouble. And Patrick has shown in many episodes to be pleasant when he and
SpongeBob are having fun, but absolutely useless or even malicious when everything is asked of him. But apparently, it's all okay in the end because Patrick buys him a present. Alright, SpongeBob. The ScumBom Wiki had
similar complaints to me. - [Nin] SpongeBob and Patrick falling out has been done before. - I hate you, Patrick. - I hate you more. - [Nin] This is some
of the laziest writing in this series ever imaginable. Also, Patrick and SpongeBob, quizzing each other takes
more than half the runtime and the ending is rushed and stupid. - Though, on the plus side, we do discover some fun trivia here, such as SpongeBob is ambidextrous and he has an outy belly button. Not that I really needed to know that one. And next, number three, "Pineapple Fever", like cabin fever but at
SpongeBob's house, get it? - No. - Cabin fever is basically when someone starts to drive you batty because you spend too much time in close quarters with them. And that's basically what we get here. In this episode, Squidward
is stuck in indoors with SpongeBob and Patrick during a storm. Doesn't that sound fun? Sounds like a freaking nightmare. Wanna bet they're gonna
get on Squidward's nerves? - I gotta get outta here. - I first realized I was
around the dreaded season six when I reached a super sandbagging scene where SpongeBob drones
on for nearly a minute, repeating words of what to do in a storm. - Board games and playing Tic-Tac-Toe, drinking hot cocoa and
playing Tic-Tac-Toe. - Followed by some of the
worst flashing light scenes I've seen since Electric Soldier Polygon. I'm gonna show you a
dramatically slowed version in case you are as photosensitive as I am. Imagine this scene about
five to 10 times faster. It literally made me nauseous and there were like six of these spread randomly throughout the episode. There were like nasty landmines
of blinding seizure induces I had to keep looking out for. I'm eager to see the tail end of this nightmare for Squidward. So let's see what other people thought. The ScumBob Wiki, of course,
labeled it as "ultra-infamous". They had multiple reasons
it drives them insane. - [Nin] One, there's a
lot of unnecessary filler, lots of them wasting
time playing board games and drinking cocoa. Two, there's a disturbing moment where Squid rips his eyebrow off. Please no more gore. - Ugh, I got their feeling of frustration. Yuck. - [Nin] Three, out of
nowhere, all three go insane for no reason over Squidward's food. Four, the endings bad, as if Squidward wasn't tortured enough, a tornado left SpongeBob's
house off the ground and Squidward falls. - Well, I mean, at least
he's back on the ground next to his own house. - Curse you Preflumster. - Sadly, the most elated emotion I felt during "Pineapple Fever"
was the pure rush of joy when I realized the episode was over, if the repeated random
seizure flashes were removed, I might give this episode a
four, maybe a five outta 10. But as is, I personally give this episode an abysmal two outta 10. What's our number two
"ultra-infamous" episode? "The Thing", this is not
just Squidward suffering, this is Squid's worst nightmare, humiliation, fear,
resentment, pain, injury. I don't know if I've
otherwise ever seen Squidward put through so much endless torment in such a short period of time. This time, get this, SpongeBob
and Patrick are being noisy, horrible neighbors. They interrupt Squidward's quiet evening, force themselves into his house, and then intrude upon him. Driving him mad and forcing
him to leave his own house to get some peace and quiet. Similar to "Jellyfishing", this leads to another bike accident as he's covered in cement. And this is not just a one-joke scene. For five days, he's
barely shuffling forward, lost, starved, and
mummified in the cement. - [Squidward] I've been
waddling these fields. I'm hungry, tired, and lost. - He can't even speak. All we can hear is his
moans and screams of pain. Someday, maybe I'll understand this mid-series writing obsession they had with just making Squidward
suffer endlessly. And as if Squidward couldn't
get any more miserable, we get a further repeat of the
storyline of "Jellyfishing" where Squidward is unable to speak or move while unable to escape
SpongeBob and Patrick. He's leashed, attacked by
Gary, attacked by Patrick, and finally abused and
taken by animal control where he is locked away
behind bars in a zoo and is called to hideous by viewers. And we're only at the seven-minute mark. I desperately wanted the episode to end, but it just kept going. But props to Squidward, he's
handling this whole thing with so much stride. After Squidward's been hunted down and carried into the
forest by wild animals, he does get five whole seconds of respite where he gets to see
his band hero, Kelpy G. This somehow causes him
to break outta the cement. It's a good ending. It's a shame it's less than one 100th of the episode's runtime. When it comes to what we like I think we all have our own biases. And for me personally, I
seem to be very sensitive to episodes like this where Squidward is made to suffer endlessly. I don't like it because to me, it's not that funny seeing him miserable. I just wanna see him less miserable. And I don't think I'm alone
on that, but enough of that. How did this ultra-infamous
episode fair among other fans? Well, according to ScumBob, this episode received mostly
negative reviews among fans. To get a better feel for this, I looked at the episode's
comments on the SpongeBob Wiki, and I did find some very mixed
reactions to the episode. - This episode sucks. Abysmal 18 out of a hundred, one of the biggest Squidward
torture episodes ever, all because he wanted to
get away from SpongeBob and Patrick's antics. - And finally, from Tyler730. - Absolutely atrocious episode. In my opinion, this is
the first ScumBob episode. Squidward abuse goes way too far. Second worst episode of season four, somehow "Squid Wood" managed to be worse. - Ah, that's a segue if I ever heard one. That brings us to our number one choice. And before we get to number one, just one quick honorable mention, "Hide and then what happens?" (Boo whispering to Strider) No, I haven't forgotten
that sinking feeling, but this episode has a far
more interesting message. (Boo whispering to Strider) Fine. I'll sum up that sinking
feeling in one word, filler, but "Hide and then what happens?" I think this super-infamous episode has a much more interesting ending, but the episode starts on a slow burn. No, that would apply actual heat in that something's actually happening. This episode's more like in
a mobile leisurely stagnation of stupidity. The simplicity of this story is unmatched. SpongeBob invites Patrick
to play hide-and-seek, yet despite them playing
it a thousand times before, Patrick has apparently forgotten how. - Gosh. - Gosh, what? - I didn't know hide-and-seek
had so much mathematics. - Side note, how is this the character they chose to get a spinoff show? There's no depth to the
character of Patrick beyond the one trick joke
that he's not bright. Anyway, we get a quarter of the episode dedicated to SpongeBob
explaining to Patrick how hide-and-seek works,
followed by SpongeBob searching for Patrick in a game he's
not even participating in. So we're essentially
just watching SpongeBob play with, by himself. Yeah, that word could have gotten flagged. Thank you. But there was one
redeeming quality I found in this dull fest in the
last minute of runtime. And that's in this interesting sequence where SpongeBob finds a drinking bar at the end of the world. And Patrick Not-Star delivers a simple but important message to SpongeBob
about winning and losing. - Did you have fun playing? - Yeah. - Well, then it's okay to lose as long as you had fun doing it. - It's easy to get lost in
a competition sometimes. And it's a nice reminder to
hear this every now and then. Anyway, let's move on to number one. Number one, "Squid Wood". Tyler thought this dreck Was
even worse than "The Thing". Well, we'll see about that. SpongeBob starts the episode by committing break and
enter into Squidward's house, which sadly is still
pretty standard behavior around this series of SpongeBob. - Hi, Squidward wanna play? - No. - He repeatedly nags
Squidward to play with him. And, obviously, Squidward
tells him he's not interested. And then I was actually taken aback. Something unexpected happens. It seems Spongey finally gets
the message, he just leaves. Really? Hmm. What's the catch here? Well, instead goes and
makes a squid puppet. We'll call him "Mini Squid". - It's me, Mini Squidward. - But Mini Squid takes too
much of the attention away from Squidward at work,
which causes Squidward to get mad at it. Like many fans, I have mixed
thoughts on this episode. It's not all bad because
I actually like the chance to hear Tom Kenny do
impressions of other characters. I particularly like his
Squidward impression. - Okay, SpongeBob always happy to help. - And as a puppeteer, he gets to do that. And you go to admire
Spongeys's fine craftsmanship on his puppets, it's just
like a Chibi Squidward. And it's good to see SpongeBob finally getting the
message from Squidward. Sure, it's a little creepy that he turned him into a
puppet, but it's something. Honestly, I didn't fully
agree with Tyler from before who said this is worse than "The Thing". Squidward isn't forced into
this situation nearly as much, he willingly gets involved
here and he's not gagged, trapped, attacked, and humiliated
repeatedly like last time. And it's not like
super-sadistic like "The Thing". I can still get a chuckle from this. Squidward wasn't grievously
injured or crippled. There was no big gross-outs, and I wasn't physically
revolted by watching it, so I'm ranking it, not quite terrible. But what did other people think? - I understand why
Squidward was so annoyed. I just wanted to punch
SpongeBob in the face. - No, that wasn't a review. Nin, just watched this episode with me and wanted to comment as well. - If there's one thing
that SpongeBob teaches, it's how to have a crappy friendship. Patrick's a durr-brain
and a crappy friend. Mr. Krabs is a greedy doodie brain and Squidward never wants to play. And I don't blame him. - Let's see what the ScumBob Wiki says. - But I'm not done yet, honey. - Yeah, but we wanna hear from everyone. Can't you tell me what the Wiki thinks? - Fine, here's what ScumBob Wiki says, there's a very disturbing
scene where SpongeBob is watching Squidward
while he is taking a bath while he's naked. - Really? They think that was disturbing. I thought SpongeBob
watching Squidward showering was just a standard weekday
morning for these two. - [Nin] Everyone is also incredibly stupid in this episode because they
believe Mini Squid is real. The customers are also
really mean to Squidward. Like when Squidward
tells a joke to customers and they give him dirty looks. - You know that's fair, that
whole joke scene bugged me too. We get a psychological
breakthrough for Squidward as he actually tries
to joke with customers as he's serving them and
they just glare at him. What the hell? - Who has the Krabby Patty
and who has the Krabby Patty? - Well, I thought it was funny Squidward. Anyway, Mini Squid apparently
becomes a superstar thanks to a talent scout
offering the puppet a million-dollar contract. Okay. And we then end on 10 straight seconds of SpongeBob repeatedly cackling. (SpongeBob cackling) Yeah, this nonsensical lunacy
is starting to get to me. Well, let's finish up. If you're curious. There's also a whole library
of super-infamous SpongeBob episodes, many of which
I haven't talked about. If you'd like me to cover
some of them in the future or just have some thoughts
on these episodes, let me know in the comments. Anyway, thanks for watching
and hope to see you next time. Today's member question
is from sweetwolfsteve, they ask, when did you and Nin meet? We actually met online in early 2020. For all of Facebook's problems, I can never completely dismiss it as I met my fiance through it. We're both very transparent,
big communicators, and we've faced a lot
of challenges together, and we're always laughing. And as you've probably noticed, I'd love to have a voice on the channel and I'll throw voice lines in
for her any chance I get it. It's a purely selfish thing too, because hearing her voice
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