#welcome to the chum bucket

[sunwarmed-ash]

I love how every time I turn spongebob back on i get like 5 new DBH story prompts 😂

[incorrect-anything-quotes]

Squidward: Poor Plankton, nobody comes to your restaurant. (holds up one of the background fish) THIS guy doesn't even have a name, but you don't see HIM taking out anyone's brains!

[disneybuddy]

In your opinion, what is the worst thing Plankton has done?

It's pretty hard to top what he did in the first movie.

Second worst? What he did in "Welcome to the Chum Bucket". Particularly taking out SpongeBob's brain, which I'm pretty sure qualifies as murder.

[weepingchoir]

Hearthstone: [gay little lute jaunt] Welcome back me old chum bucket! The tavern's been mighty lonely without your legendary plays!

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[seastarlily]

Random thought is random, but I always did like how many SpongeBob episodes dealt with certain themes and taught helpful lessons without being completely in your face.

Season 1

“Ripped Pants” - being yourself

“Home Sweet Pineapple” - homelessness

“Pickles” - anxiety

“Hall Monitor” - mishandling of responsibilities

“Jellyfish Jam” - the dangers of keeping a wild animal as a pet

“Sandy’s Rocket” - paranoia

“Nature Pants” - being happy as you are, where you are

“F.U.N.” - trying to see the good in others, even if they don’t seem like the best person

“MuscleBob BuffPants” - body image and self-esteem

"Employee of the Month" - the dangers of excessive competitiveness

"Karate Choppers" - obsessiveness

"Suds" - the dangers of self-medicating

"Rock Bottom" - being lost in an unfamiliar town

"Texas" - homesickness

"Fools in April" - learning when a joke is no longer a joke or goes too far

"Hooky" - temptation and playing in dangerous places

Season 2 

"Your Shoe's Untied" - confidence issues and learning new skills

"Squid's Day Off" - OCD

"Big Pink Loser" - being yourself and knowing your worth

"Dying for Pie" - living in the moment

"Wormy" - metamorphosis and how a misunderstanding can snowball into absolute chaos

"Patty Hype" - dealing with people doubting your passions and starting your own successful business

"Grandma's Kisses" - bullying

"Squidville" - monotony

"Prehibernation Week" - the dangers of living dangerously

"Dumped" - breakups

"Squirrel Jokes" - racism/xenophobia and harmful stereotyping

"Pressure" - superiority complexes

"The Smoking Peanut" - lying

"Welcome to the Chum Bucket" - separation from those you love and dealing with a bad boss 

"Band Geeks" - teaming up to triumph against all odds

"Krusty Love" - dating at an older age

"Procrastination" - exactly what it says in the title, LOL

"Jellyfish Hunter" - overhunting and animal cruelty

"The Fry Cook Games" - harmful competitiveness 

"Squid on Strike" - going on strike

Season 3

"The Algae's Always Greener" - envy and how having the life of someone else isn’t always as glamorous as it looks

"SpongeGuard on Duty" - lying about who you are 

"My Pretty Seahorse" - mishandling of a wild animal

"Just One Bite" - addiction

"The Bully" - bullying

“Nasty Patty” - murder

"Idiot Box" - the importance and sheer power of having an imagination

"Snowball Effect" - letting go of restrictions and having fun

"As Seen on TV" - the dangers of having a huge ego

"Can You Spare a Dime?" - unemployment and dealing with a moocher

"Rock-a-Bye Bivalve" - raising a child

"Party Pooper Pants" - learning that not everything has to be by the book

"Chocolate with Nuts" - lying and false advertisement

"The Great Snail Race" - overworking your pet

"Mid-Life Crustacean" - mid-life crises

"Born Again Krabs" - near-death experiences

"I Had an Accident" - PTSD

"Missing Identity" - identity theft/loss

Season 4

"Fear of a Krabby Patty" - overworking and sleep deprivation

"Shell of a Man" - lying to old friends and self-respect

"Have You Seen This Snail?" - animal neglect and runaway pets

"Skill Crane" - obsessiveness and gambling

"Selling Out" - getting old/retirement

"Patrick SmartPants" - personality changes and their effects on friendship

"New Leaf" - moving on with life

"Bummer Vacation" - workaholism

"The Pink Purloiner" - jumping to conclusions

"Best Day Ever" - dealing with inconveniences and learning to embrace the best parts of every day

Season Five

"Friend or Foe" - the foraging and breaking of a lifelong friendship

"The Original Fry Cook" - perfectionism and comparing yourself to others

"Fungus Among Us" - pandemics, disease, and quarantine

"Roller Cowards" - overcoming fear

"Money Talks" - being careful with what you wish for

"The Krusty Sponge" - commercialism

"Blackened Sponge" - lying and dignity

"Banned in Bikini Bottom" - speakeasies 

"Stanley S. SquarePants" - finding your talent

Season Six

"Penny Foolish" - obsessiveness

"Not Normal" - being yourself and embracing your quirks

"A Life in a Day” - living in the now while not living too dangerously

"The Krabby Kronicle" - misinformation and sensationalism

"Grooming Gary" - mistreatment of pets

"Porous Pockets" - the overlooked aspects of being part of the upper crust

"Ditchin'" - skipping school

"Grandpappy the Pirate" - lying to family 

"Overbooked" - commitments and learning to say no

"No Hat for Pat" - finding purpose and employee mistreatment

Season Seven

"Greasy Buffoons" - unhealthy food

"SpongeBob's Last Stand" - environmental destruction

"Sponge-Cano!" - having gratitude

"Karate Star" - obsessiveness and abuse of power

"The Abrasive Side" - assertiveness

Season Eight

"The Other Patty" - cooperation

"The Hot Shot" - bad influences

"Sentimental Sponge" - hoarding

"Are You Happy Now?" - depression

Season Nine

"Squid Defense" - self-defense and when not to use it

"Lost in Bikini Bottom" - getting lost and finding your way back

"What's Eating Patrick?" - finding motivation

"Goodbye, Krabby Patty?" - greed and commercialism

"Bulletin Board" - online harassment

"Snail Mail" - lying

"Salsa Imbecilicus" - the importance of having an education

"The Whole Tooth" - dental problems and not being afraid to see the dentist

Season Ten

"Mimic Madness" - being yourself

"House Worming" - infestations

"SpongeBob's Place" - pride and jealousy

"Life Insurance" - learning what life insurance is and that having it doesn’t necessarily protect you

"Trident Trouble" - misuse of great power

"Sportz?" - sadism

"Out of the Picture" - attempted murder and the value of art

"Feral Friends" - looking after others when they’re in no state to look after themselves

Season Eleven

"The Check-Up" - the importance of check-ups and the consequences of neglecting your health

"Larry the Floor Manager" - learning that not everyone is suited for the same job

"Stuck on the Roof" - acrophobia

"Don't Feed the Clowns" - finding a new job

"Fun-Sized Friends" - the importance of having alone time away from your friends

"Grandmum's the Word" - lying to family

"Moving Bubble Bass" - freeloading and not being paid your dues

"Whale Watching" - babysitting and teenage peer pressure

"ChefBob" - stage fright and personas "Plankton Paranoia" - paranoia, terror, and panic attacks

"Appointment TV" - returning favors and cheering up a sad friend

"Girls' Night Out" - female friendship

Season Twelve

"Gary's Got Legs" - learning that things are the way they are for a reason

"Stormy Weather" - not messing with nature

"The Krusty Bucket" - cooperation 

"Squid's on a Bus" - walking in another person’s shoes

"Broken Alarm" - oversleeping

"Karen's Baby" - raising a child

"SpongeBob's Bad Habit" - bad habits

"Breakin'" - the importance of taking a break every so often

"Boss for a Day" - the responsibilities that come with being a boss

"The Goofy Newbie" - starting a new job

"Pat Hearts Squid" - being yourself

"Hiccup Plague" - communicable diseases

"The Hankering" - addiction

"Escape from Beneath Glove World" - getting lost and helping a lost child

[thevaudevilledemon]

Making a list of the songs associated with SpongeBob SquarePants... because why not?

Blow The Man Down - This traditional sea shanty from England finds itself the basis for the show's entire theme song.

Drunken Sailor - This melody has found itself as background music on the show, including for title cards and with scenes involving the Krusty Krab

Living in the Sunlight; Tiny Tim - Played during the climax and ending of the pilot episode; Help Wanted

I Wanna Rock; Twisted Sister - Parodied as "Goofy Goober Rock" in the SpongeBob SquarePants Movie

You Better Run; Motorhead - Played during the Thug Tug scene in the SpongeBob SquarePants Movie, appears on the soundtrack as "You Better Swim"

Just A Kid; Wilco - Played during the end credits of The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie, made for the film soundtrack. Instrumental plays as the main music for the title menu of the DVD

Sweet Victory; David Glen Eisley - Part of this song was played at the end of the episode "Band Geeks", and the entire song played during the end credits of the game "SpongeBob SquarePants: The Cosmic Shake". Also, requested to be played at the 2019 Super Bowl Half-Time Show in honour of Stephen Hillenburg, who passed away the year prior

Sicko Mode; Travis Scott - Was introduced by SpongeBob characters at the 2019 Super Bowl Half-Time Show

Ocean Man; Ween - Played at the end of the SpongeBob SquarePants Movie. Was also performed by the band as tribute to Stephen Hillenburg

A House Is Not a Home; Dionne Warwick - Parodied as "This Grill Is Not a Home" in the episode "Welcome to the Chum Bucket"

Alone Again (Naturally); Gilbert O'Sullivan - Reminiscent to the song "Gary's Song" in the episode "Have You Seen This Snail?"

Be True To Your School; The Beach Boys - Inspired, and partially parodied in, the song "Ripped Pants" in the eponymous episode.

Livin' La Vida Loca; Ricky Martin - Played in the movie "The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run" (I think this movie was trying to be Shrek)

O Tannenbaum / O Christmas Tree - Parodied as "Oh, Krusty Krab" in the episode "Truth or Square"

Long Gone Lonesome Blues; Hank Williams - Parodied as "I Wanna Go Home" in the episode "Texas"

Take On Me; A-ha - Covered by Weezer during the end of the movie "The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge On The Run". Originally released on the Weezer Album "Weezer (Teal) in 2019"

The Sailor's Hornpipe - Melody used as background music

Stadium Rave - Otherwise known as "Jellyfish Jam"

Add more if you wish.

[goalhofer]

Spongebob Squarepants screen captures season 2, episode 26 "Welcome To The Chum Bucket".

[funnefox]

Inspired by @sugarysweetstockingchanxoxo's recent posts, here's my best attempt at a plot for a Panty and Stocking x SpongeBob crossover. Any critiques are welcome

It takes place post Panty and Stocking finale, where it's revealed that the show is a fictional retelling of the angel and devil life in-universe

Skanty and Kneesocks show up during commotion, asking for pay

Panty and Stocking don't wanna actually give them the money

Wild chase begins

It ends up in Bikini Bottom where through both group's magic powers, they're able to breathe

P&S hide in SpongeBob's Pineapple as he's about to go to work

SpongeBob decides to take them to the Krusty Krab

There, we find out Squidward's "come down with something" (faking a sickness)

Me. Krabs likes the girls enough to make them the replacement cashiers

Hijinks inevitably ensue

Meanwhile, at the Chum Bucket, Plankton gets a call

It's Skanty and Kneesocks

They tell Plankton their situation and tells him they need his hel

Plankton accepts their offer

The demons burst into the Chum Bucket to use Plankton's tech to find the angels

The demons eventually widdle the tech down to Plankton's telescope, and that's where they find P&S

Plankton sees this as killing two scallops with one stone, he fulfills his job and can steal the Krabby Patty formula

Plankton attempts to start planning, but the demons transform to "make it easier on him"

Panty and Stocking sees the commotion and gets scared

Spongebob volunteers to defend both the Krusty Krab and his new friends

Teaming up with SB, the angels transform themselves

*French Narrator voice* one Huge Sakuga fight sequence later

Panty and Stocking are down. The demons ready to deliver the final blow when...

"Oh Hans" SpongeBob cries to summon his literally armed friend

Hans is able to smush and squash the demons into submission

P&S applauds Hans for the feat, comparing it to Judgement/"Mom"

Suddenly, Judgement herself shows up

Goofy flashback showing that she and Hans are distant lovers who forgot each other years ago

Mr. Krabs then gets a call from Squidward, alerting him that he's "cured"

Mr. Krabs lets P&S go with a little pay (like $5 given Mr. K)

The angels go back to their home

The demons get jealous that the angels get paid and they don't

Hans offers that he'll pay them...or make them pay

He then grabs the demons as he and Judgement begins doing a painful Sponge Treatment-like procedure on them

Again, any critiques are welcome. You can also try to make your own interpretations of a P+S x Spongebob crossover if you want

[mystiika]

jamie is, objectively, a bit of a strange guy. now, its not that his music taste itself is odd, but rather his choice of playlist names. he won't knock other people's preferences but he personally believes that life is too short for boring playlist names. the ones he comes up with are just so incredibly niche but make perfect sense to him. his playlists i've come up with so far ( except 2 & 3 which i saw & stole ) are as follows:

chugging 5hr energies in the campus library is his study/focus playlist

neon green troll living under the golden gate bridge is songs that have big trickster energy, do with this info what you will

is this a wedding or the apocalypse is pretty much entirely optimistic nihilism if that makes any sense. sorta just nothing matters so do what makes you happy

songs that taste good is songs that have really satisfying sounds or lyrics that are just objectively fun to say/sing

ruh roh raggy ( got any scooby snacks ) is his late night driving playlist

arthur's fist is based on the meme & is basically just a rage playlist of songs that are both angry & aggressive

lets commit a felony & tweet about it is for when he's either feeling like the main characte or needs a confidence boost

white noise 10hrs is still just music but its what jamie categorises as having a noisy sound. i'm not sure how else to describe it tbh

call me austin powers the way i be groovin' is songs that have a fun bass line or are a lil funky

my frisbee is got in a tree again is just sort of his generic feel good happy music, the type of thing you want to listen to if you go on a park picnic on a nice day

sometimes violence IS the answer ( untitled goose game ) is his work out or training session playlist all really high energy & intense, very hype

how to channel your inner pomona sprout is his stoner playlist because weed → herb → herbology → professor of herbology

brb gotta level up real quick is just video game songs or soundtracks he enjoys

please don't sue i have a family to feed is copyright-free music he can safely play while streaming

welcome to the chum bucket is just metal music

got that dr suess flow is just rap music

hot sauce classics is for all the old school iconic rap

tongue stained from all the pop rocks is his favourite b-side tracks

call my dentist is bubblegum pop

little berry richard & chuck ( in them we trust ) is exclusively rock & roll

rock paper scissors winner gets an autographed picture of jack black in a bowser onesie is inspired by this tik tok but basically the concept is songs that evoke the feeling of jack black while being from other artists. no particular genre or subgenre either, they are truly all over the place but all have the jack black vibe to them. one of the comments also referred to this as wizard music which, yeah 100%

& his sex playlist is titled yo yo yo & a bottle of cum but was previously called shake n bake

jamie also is v much the type to make people playlists or mixtapes that have equally strange names bc its his brand <3 hits such as: two needles in a haystack or made this you in a fever dream & the songs were actually good. or from when he was feeling Romantic: i'd join a pyramid scheme for you

that is all, ty 4 ur time

[radioconstructed]

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[whibnee]

Spongebob Squarepants: Season 2, Episode 34a "Welcome to the Chum Bucket"

[alishasaunders97]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Lilly Pulitzer Chum Bucket IPad 2 Silicone Cover.

[spongebobsoundtrack]

Eban Schletter, Paul Tibbitt, Tom Kenny, Clancy Brown - This Grill Is Not A Home

Plays in:

34a. "Welcome to the Chum Bucket" 

[cobalt-draws]

Ok, so I heard ‘Welcome to the Chum Bucket AU,’ hold the P.lankbob. 

[tentaclepants]

rewatching season 2, here’s a sleepy sponge boy 🥰

[spongebobartwork]

That’s it, mister! You just lost your brain privileges!

Many people may think it’s a sad episode, but I find it straight up dark. The whole atmosphere of it gives you a cold and unwelcoming feeling.

Although the fact that Spongebob drove Plankton crazy by making him do things for him and still refusing to make a krabby patty was the funny part of it, the whole situation turned shockingly dark when Plankton proceeded on removing Spongebob’s brain and putting it in the robot.

I have watched the episode many times, but only recently I actually put some thought on what exactly happened there. You see, I was too busy laughing at the robot Spongebob still refusing to make a krabby patty because obviously we are our brain, so the whole operation was doomed from the start.

To be honest, I kinda like the industrial aesthetic the Chum Bucket has, no matter how cold and soulless it seems.