InSPONGEiac (Episode)

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InSPONGEiac
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Episode No.: 171b
Season: 8
Airdate: April 9, 2012
Previous Episode: Karen 2.0
Next Episode: Face Freeze!
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SpongeBob SquarePants Tom Kenny
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InSPONGEiac is an episode from Season 8.

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SpongeBob Had To Use Too Much Mustard He's A Insomnia(WP) Then Mr. Krabs Smell Accidentally The Mustard Then Hes Too Difficult To Sleep He Ask Help To Patrick Then Patrick Read A Funky Story is "The Land Of Preputial Exitcement" He Sing The Lullaby To Herb Then He Teach Sponge Bob To Sleep Then He Show Maw TucketSpongeBob Accidentally Drank Coffee He Able To Run Fast He See Nearby See A Sea Troll Then A 8 Squidward Squidward Fad 2 Then A King Sir Cecill The Sleep King

Trivia

  • The episode's title is a pun of the word "Insomniac".
  • Was to air on January 16, 2012, but was pulled.
  • This episode was supposed to be Production Code 168 and was to be paired with Planet of the Jellyfish but was changed to 171 and was paired with Karen 2.0.
  • When SpongeBob walked to Patrick's house, Squidward's house was missing.
  • This episode was going to be about Mr. Krabs having a nightmare and turning into a mustard dispenser. It is a possibility that it was changed due to it being too scary for the younger kids or causing to be TV-14. But the mustard dispenser Krabs was still seen in SpongeBob's nightmare. It was probably a callback to the original plot.
  • Patrick knows lots of songs and stories that can keep people awake.
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