SpongeBob and Patrick get sucked into Squidwards television and find themselves trapped in numerous fictional shows. Unlike episodes like "Your Fired" It would be something they "HAVENT done a ka-jillion times, and hopefuly not hype. So, in her blood as a driving instructor, is feels obligated to instruct spongebob, as she puts it "if it kills her". Puff Finally expels SpongeBob from Driving School, which would prompt a realistically depressed reaction from SpongeBob (but not to an "Are you Happy now" Extreeme) He soon decides to take up "self-education" In the end the disaterous consequences horrorfy Mrs. This wouldn't fully redeem Patrick for his brain-dead antics in recent episodes, but I hope it would be a good place to start. SpongeBob forgives him, saying that he finally won at something. In the end, when they put it back in SpongeBob's head, Patrick is DEEPLY apologetic. Patrick redeems himself however by being the one to (somehow) catch his brain. Through the course of the episode, when they are trying to catch his brain, Sandy scolds Patrick for his stupidity and wouldn't you know it, he actually feels bad, really bad. well, I don't think it's fair to outright say "Post-Movie-Patrick", I'd rather just call him, "Eventually-After-Movie-Patrick". This would also cause SpongeBob to act like.
This will cause his brain to Riquaquee around Bikini Bottom and cause all sorts of havoc (a la Flubber). It wont rip out of his head either, it will pop out one of his holes. Now hear me out, instead of a lifelike, gory, realistic brain, his would be completely round, see-through, and a gelatinous rubber. Patrick becomes upset that he can never seem to win anything, and eventually, he gets so worked up (in what I would hope to be a reasonable and realistic build-up.) about the game that he hits the ball so hard that it knocks out SpongeBob's brain. SpongeBob, Patrick, and Sandy are at Goo Lagoon playing volleyball (witch based on SpongeBob's physical strength is probably made of foam). My attempt at a "Patrick's-a-Prick" aversion. So, here are some ideas I have had for potentially hopefully-at-least-not-horrible episodes.
Watching s videos gave me a pretty good idea of the really big problems with the current show. I don't wanna believe that it's beyond saving (sometimes I do, but I don't wanna). So it really breaks my heart to see how gut-wrenchingly terrible it has become. Growing up, SpongeBob Squarepants was my all-time favorite show, hands-down, no comparison.
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