President Squidward said:
RELAX, he will have another episode in a day or two... BE PATIENT.
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#94
-Intense court battle in a show aimed at children. Bloody hell-
This might sound like an overexaggeration but Krabs vs. Plankton is probably one of the last of it's kind. A kind that consists Algae's Always Greener, Walking Small, and F.U.N. These are the kinds of episode that took the corporate c*ck contest between the bittersweet nemesis to a new dimension. Rather than actually creating a situation (plan), Planksters took advantage of a situation he was handed out. And in almost every case it always deliver a good 11 minutes of enjoyable moments.
In Algae's Always Greener, Karen created the situation following his husband's depression and for the whole 11 minutes Plankton missed EVERY opportunity to utilize the manipulation. In Walking Small, he made use of SpongeBob's innocence, but his abrasive mind games couldn't foil SB's golden heart. Finally, in F.U.N., it was SpongeBob who used the situation and up till the 10th minute, he did well to use the occasion. In came the solid concrete. In this episode, he came as a depressed man and went out of the KK as a counterfeiting rogue.
Up until the last few bits of the episode, Plankton's manipulation worked brilliantly.
But as always, SB saved the day and the diminutive hooligan was arrested. As an episode, it had on of the most interesting conflict ever created on the show. And they didn't disappoint with the showdown set. Not the Krusty Krab nor Goo Lagoon. It was the court room. The ultimate source of suspense. It had a very good basis. And the execution was, well to be honest, not perfect.
That was the only problem really. The actually-well-done execution felt light and poor alongside the base of the episode. It felt like it was way too rushed. Every segment of moments in the episode were short lived. For example, Squid's defence. We all know he was going to screw Krabs over, but the segment goes for about 4 dialogues and less than 54 seconds. It was quite smile-delivering though, that scene. Some of the jokes were quite dim (if there are more than 5 that is). Like that mop defence joke. Not to mention that the main man Krabs wasn't really performing.The only great thing about the execution is the fact that it brought the corporate showdown to a new, lawful area. And the conflict resolution was genius. I simply had no idea of what that Patty would do.
Plus Points (+)
1. Another episode with a great story
2. Interesting conflict and brilliant resolution
3. New area of corporate showdown
Minus points (-)
1. It felt rushed, lacked passion.
2. There are gopping jokes.
3. Mr. Krabs wasn't performing. At all.