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I've never done one of these lists before but I wanted to keep it relatively simple. I'll try to put all the episodes that I thought were some of the worst I've ever seen from this show and order and talk about why I think the way I do about them. I will probably be doing one episode a day.
Doing that blog post really really made me see which ones I would need to focus on the most and offer some commentary as to why they're on the list. I will also talk about some of the honorable mentions that I had on the list and explain why even though they weren't as bad as some of the ones that made the cut as to why they still had problems. A lot of these are just gonna be from the top of my head to save some time and if I really want to offer more in depth commentary, I'll rewatch the episode and offer more thoughts here.
Okay, let's begin! Note: I updated this part with the two episodes that I think are quite similar to this episode and added a short description as to what I think of them.
30.
Writers: Mike Bell
Storyboards: Aaron Springer
SBMania Rating: 4.7
Let me start off by saying that I really don't hate this one that much personally but including it on here because it was the prototype to all those infamous episodes people really really hate where Squidward has his life ruined because of something stupid that SpongeBob and Patrick did in the post movie era. Overall, it's a pretty mediocre and meh episode to me, but the fact that Squidward has to do community service for the rest of his life because of something he didn't do in the first place and the way that SB and Patrick reacted is just wrong on a lot of levels that I can see why many many fans were angry when they saw this episode. The biggest highlight of these episode for me is when Squidward's house goes on a Godzilla style rampage and tries to destroy the city. I think for me, it was at least entertaining enough to not make this a much worse episode and especially compared to all the crap that's coming up. There's also a really cool drawing of Squidward when he's yelling at SpongeBob and Patrick and trying to get to their thick skulls as to why they suck as neighbors so that kinda made me laugh seeing that. Overall, one of Season 4's weakest episodes and for a good reason and also because "Skill Crane" is a much, much better episode and yet was paired up with this one of all things.
Written by Luke Brookshier, Nate Cash, and Richard Pursel
Storyboards by Luke Brookshier and Nate Cash
SBMania Rating: 4.2
Really all this episode is just "Good Neighbors" but with Illuminati references and a giant albino eel sock gag that managed to make me laugh every time I've watched this episode and compared to a lot of other episodes on my list that have Richard Pursel credited as coming up with the outline, it was honestly a lot more entertaining and much less boring to sit through IMO. To be honest, I don't really hate this one that much either even though Squidward obviously gets hurt a lot more here. After watching it several times, I still couldn't muster up enough hate to put this higher. If you already really hate GN, you're not gonna like this episode either. I'm not saying this episode is good or anything but I'd consider it for the most part to be mediocre too.
Written by Luke Brookshier, Nate Cash, and Derek Iversen
Storyboards by Luke Brookshier and Nate Cash
SBMania Rating: 5.4
Man, this one is also just another clone of "Good Neighbors" though he doesn't really have to suffer as much as he did in the two episodes I've talked about above. He basically just loses his TV show and gets kicked out of his house and that's about it. Patrick actually makes a good meta joke that I liked but other than that, this episode is pretty much borderline mediocre to me with not many of the jokes being that funny and the plot not being that good either. I think "I Heart Dancing" is just the much better episode out of this specific pairing but I really don't have that much to say about this episode either.
Doing that blog post really really made me see which ones I would need to focus on the most and offer some commentary as to why they're on the list. I will also talk about some of the honorable mentions that I had on the list and explain why even though they weren't as bad as some of the ones that made the cut as to why they still had problems. A lot of these are just gonna be from the top of my head to save some time and if I really want to offer more in depth commentary, I'll rewatch the episode and offer more thoughts here.
Okay, let's begin! Note: I updated this part with the two episodes that I think are quite similar to this episode and added a short description as to what I think of them.
30.
Writers: Mike Bell
Storyboards: Aaron Springer
SBMania Rating: 4.7
Let me start off by saying that I really don't hate this one that much personally but including it on here because it was the prototype to all those infamous episodes people really really hate where Squidward has his life ruined because of something stupid that SpongeBob and Patrick did in the post movie era. Overall, it's a pretty mediocre and meh episode to me, but the fact that Squidward has to do community service for the rest of his life because of something he didn't do in the first place and the way that SB and Patrick reacted is just wrong on a lot of levels that I can see why many many fans were angry when they saw this episode. The biggest highlight of these episode for me is when Squidward's house goes on a Godzilla style rampage and tries to destroy the city. I think for me, it was at least entertaining enough to not make this a much worse episode and especially compared to all the crap that's coming up. There's also a really cool drawing of Squidward when he's yelling at SpongeBob and Patrick and trying to get to their thick skulls as to why they suck as neighbors so that kinda made me laugh seeing that. Overall, one of Season 4's weakest episodes and for a good reason and also because "Skill Crane" is a much, much better episode and yet was paired up with this one of all things.
Written by Luke Brookshier, Nate Cash, and Richard Pursel
Storyboards by Luke Brookshier and Nate Cash
SBMania Rating: 4.2
Really all this episode is just "Good Neighbors" but with Illuminati references and a giant albino eel sock gag that managed to make me laugh every time I've watched this episode and compared to a lot of other episodes on my list that have Richard Pursel credited as coming up with the outline, it was honestly a lot more entertaining and much less boring to sit through IMO. To be honest, I don't really hate this one that much either even though Squidward obviously gets hurt a lot more here. After watching it several times, I still couldn't muster up enough hate to put this higher. If you already really hate GN, you're not gonna like this episode either. I'm not saying this episode is good or anything but I'd consider it for the most part to be mediocre too.
Written by Luke Brookshier, Nate Cash, and Derek Iversen
Storyboards by Luke Brookshier and Nate Cash
SBMania Rating: 5.4
Man, this one is also just another clone of "Good Neighbors" though he doesn't really have to suffer as much as he did in the two episodes I've talked about above. He basically just loses his TV show and gets kicked out of his house and that's about it. Patrick actually makes a good meta joke that I liked but other than that, this episode is pretty much borderline mediocre to me with not many of the jokes being that funny and the plot not being that good either. I think "I Heart Dancing" is just the much better episode out of this specific pairing but I really don't have that much to say about this episode either.