which is better?
I guess they really did used to eat coral.
>>83497430
You know I actually thought that the caveman spongebob meme actually came from Ugh and not SB-129
The more you know
>>83497430
The one I saw as a child, obviously.
>>83497430
Someone should edit the meme into SpongeGar
>>83497430
what media shows u vs what they dont want u to see...
>>83497430
sb-129 by far. but that's probably because it's one of my favorite episodes
>>83497430
>when you hear a knock at the door late at night >when you see its the pizza you forgot you ordered while tokin a coral fatty
>>83497430
The one with a dildo. Why did ancient sponges have dildos? I always thought sponges were asexual.
>>83497430
I'm a big fan of prim's loincloth.
Was Ugh the only bad episode pre-movie spongebob?
>>83497430
>>83500990
What was wrong with Ugh?
>>83500990
>Ugh
>bad
get the fuck outta here
>>83501078
>>83501141
It was the precursor to all those gimmicky "let's take the show out of the actual setting" episode
>>83501141
>>83501078
I just remember it being boring as fuck as it didn't have any dialogue. I dropped it after a few minutes, did it get dialogue later or something? Because visual gags can't carry a full spongebob episode.
>>83497430
SB-129 is very unsettling. That entire episode was very unsettling.
>>83497430
which ever one this reaction pic came from
>>83497430
SpongeGar is actually a more evolved Primitive Sponge
Spongebob is shit and I wish 4chan would stop sucking it's dick.
>>83499364
The first is from season 1 and the second is from season 3. So you probably saw both as a kid.
>>83497430
>I have two personalities
>Nicest SpongeGar you'll ever meet
>and primitive fucking Spengbab
>>83497430
one became a meme and another looks like generic caveman shit
>>83501819
Odd, I don't remember the second one at all.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xgLT94FBfE0
This is a good meme OP, Anthony reviewed it.
>>83502199
Who?
>>83502134
I had to refresh my memory by looking at the Spongebob wiki. It's the episode where Spongebob, Patrick, and Squidward are cave people and they discover fire.
>>83502214
He's a guy /mu/ can't take their lips off of.
They love this faggot.I do too.
>>83500990
>>83502134
Huh. I didn't remember this one at all. I thought it came out last year or something. Weird, it was a special between the Clam-Jaws parody and the Snail race. I'm not sure I ever watched this one.
>>83502244
I guess I vaguely kind of remember a plot like that, but mostly I just picture SB-129, maybe since I really liked that one and saw it many times. If I ever watched Ugh, it was probably only once and apparently left no impression.
>>83500990
No, at least half of season 3 was bad.
Fucking plebs.
>>83497430
Angry loincloth feral sponge is better than generic nonthreatening Flintstones sponge
The cavemen in SB-129 were good because they were alien and threatening. That episode captured how terrifying time travel would really be, which goes against the safety of cartoon conventions.
>FUTTTUUUUREEE
>FUUUUUTTTTUUUREEEE
>>83497430
Fagthony Memetano has put up a dissertation on the subject of cave sponges.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xgLT94FBfE0
>>83501078
It was a 20 minute long episode about the pre-historic versions of the characters hollering like monkeys and doing little else. They should've either A: Just made it a standard 10 minute episode or B: Come up with a better plot than just them fighting over fire. (Maybe have the time machine from SB-129 come back and take them to the present or something.)
And it also had Patchy in it. FUCK PATCHY!
>>83504953
>he didn't like Tom Kenny dressing up like some sort of coked up pirate you'd hire for a birthday party
>>83504953
>he didn't like WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE
>>83505511
I hated him even as a kid. I would always fast forward through his bits when watching the dvds.
He was stupid, he wasn't funny, and his scenes were filler. Getting rid of him was the one good thing post-movie Spongebob managed to do.
>>83505581
you're a sad, strange little man.
>>83497430
The one in Ugh/SpongeBob B.C. is actually more evolved.
