Cha
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"Hur hur it's Tom Kenny."
What I mean is whether you doubt it or not, he's more than a disembodied voice. In No Free Rides, we clearly see half of his diver suit body. I know it's suppose to be a gag where the French Narrator being an actual person shocks us all. I never thought about the French Narrator physically being there in most of the episodes until watching his narrations in Revenge of the Flying Dutchman. I understand he's suppose to be based off of Stephen Hillenburg's oceanographer idol. I know the narrator is just someone observing sea creatures...
Or is he?
Over the years, he's gotten to know the names of the SpongeBob characters, places and etc. He knew about SpongeBob even before we did! (Help Wanted.) He regularly announced time lines in the series. I mean, how can you go almost 15 years of stalking the same sea creatures? Is the French narrator even doing all this for science? Is he even a scientist? If not, who is he? Why does he seem so interested in SpongeBob? Is he really psychically in every episode? Why was he about the same size as fish in No Free Rides? (I'mma make another topic about that, actually no I'm too lazy. I'll sum it up right now.)
Ahem. This is the shrinking theory.
Okay. So you know how in the ocean land creatures seem to have shrunk to the same size of SpongeBob and friends? Let's see some examples. Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy. *insert shrinking for years joke here* How can two actual humans be the size of other fish? Or that imported diver? Or the French Narrator? Or Kenny the Cat? I know there's no conclusion to this pondering question, but they all have that one thing in common. And THAT is something to think about.
And could he be the "imported music" piano guy in Krusty Love, trying to stalk the life of SpongeBob's friends even longer?
"Cha go to sleep you clearly need to hug your Guano plushie and rest for a while..."
What I mean is whether you doubt it or not, he's more than a disembodied voice. In No Free Rides, we clearly see half of his diver suit body. I know it's suppose to be a gag where the French Narrator being an actual person shocks us all. I never thought about the French Narrator physically being there in most of the episodes until watching his narrations in Revenge of the Flying Dutchman. I understand he's suppose to be based off of Stephen Hillenburg's oceanographer idol. I know the narrator is just someone observing sea creatures...
Or is he?
Over the years, he's gotten to know the names of the SpongeBob characters, places and etc. He knew about SpongeBob even before we did! (Help Wanted.) He regularly announced time lines in the series. I mean, how can you go almost 15 years of stalking the same sea creatures? Is the French narrator even doing all this for science? Is he even a scientist? If not, who is he? Why does he seem so interested in SpongeBob? Is he really psychically in every episode? Why was he about the same size as fish in No Free Rides? (I'mma make another topic about that, actually no I'm too lazy. I'll sum it up right now.)
Ahem. This is the shrinking theory.
Okay. So you know how in the ocean land creatures seem to have shrunk to the same size of SpongeBob and friends? Let's see some examples. Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy. *insert shrinking for years joke here* How can two actual humans be the size of other fish? Or that imported diver? Or the French Narrator? Or Kenny the Cat? I know there's no conclusion to this pondering question, but they all have that one thing in common. And THAT is something to think about.
And could he be the "imported music" piano guy in Krusty Love, trying to stalk the life of SpongeBob's friends even longer?
"Cha go to sleep you clearly need to hug your Guano plushie and rest for a while..."