Mynameisdean
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Oh, I forgot to point that out! Those are klassic (pun intended) episodes, as many are ,up to 2009 and 2010 and on.
That would mean the writers would have to be clever.Is no one going to mention the missed opportunity of doing a movie based on that one Mermaid Man and Barnacle boy episode where they get the super suits and become, albeit very lousy, superheros?
Oh, you mean the episode that tricks you into thinking it's about a shuffleboarding contest only to throw it out the window and instead have Sponge and Pat go around committing chaos with no repercussions in the end? I'm glad they missed that opportunity.Is no one going to mention the missed opportunity of doing a movie based on that one Mermaid Man and Barnacle boy episode where they get the super suits and become, albeit very lousy, superheros?
I didnt mean actually make that the plot, I meant actually do something useful with the characters...and was it that episode? I dont think it was? This had everyone go against all the villains and fail miserably. I dunno I stopped watching spongebob long agoOh, you mean the episode that tricks you into thinking it's about a shuffleboarding contest only to throw it out the window and instead have Sponge and Pat go around committing chaos with no repercussions in the end? I'm glad they missed that opportunity.
Clever or not, it's not like there's an infinite number of plotlines they really have since this show's been on since 1999. The time to have made the movie was 2 years after the first one, if anything. I mean, the Simpsons took 20 something years to get one movie, and a few years more for just a cartoon short. And in the 90's when they actually tried to make movies, the plot lines couldn't even fit into a half hour episode let alone 90 minutes.That would mean the writers would have to be clever.