Needle Little Help:
Flick tells Scootch about getting shots. That night, he has a nightmare, and he is shocked to find out that the next day, he has to get a shot himself. His friends try to come up with a way to help him realize that shots aren't so bad.
Notes:
- Scootch talks more than usual in this episode, but his vocabulary is still limited.
- Scootch's nightmare has scenes like these ones that I have sketched out:
Another Singin' Kid:
The kids are going to perform a singing concert for everyone in Lake Hoohaw. Flick is nervous about it, mainly because he doesn't sing very well. What will he do now?
Notes:
- This episode is paired with the above one.
- This is the first time we see Flick crying
- This episode idea comes from a dream I had that was like this:
I was Flick for some weird reason. It was announced that there was a singing concert on Lake Hoohaw that the kids were preparing for. While in PB&J's room, PB&J tried to help me improve my singing since, of course, I felt that I was a horrible singer.
The first day of practice came and I was nervous. I actually ended up singing perfectly until the very end where I sang off-key. I said that the practice was pretty good. Peanut then said that it was actually the concert. "What?? I thought this was practice, and you're telling me this was the real thing?!" I asked in shock. "Yeah, but--" Jelly started. "Forget it," I said. "I'm outta here."
I ran into the woods where I sat on a rock and decided to cry on a rock before I woke up (yes, my dreams are sometimes like that). The kids came to me and Jelly asked, "Flick, are you crying?" "Yeah. I'm crying. What are you going to do about it?" I replied sarcastically. Pinch said, "It's okay, Flick. Nobody noticed that you messed up." "Sure they did," I said, still sarcastically. "They have ears!"
That was when I woke up.
- Flick's sarcasm will be toned down due to it being extreme for the show.
Oodelay, Bikini Bottom:
Sandy has almost everyone in Bikini Bottom gathered into her treedome where she presents her newest invention--a new and improved version of the device that morphed SpongeBob and Squidward together in "SquidBob TentaclePants." She has everyone come inside to test it out. It does teleport them somewhere, but it still malfunctions. Instead of teleporting them to somewhere in Bikini Bottom, it teleports them right into Lake Hoohaw--a completely different dimension.
Mayor Jeff notices an octopus (Squidward) in the water. "Oh no. Not another sea monster" he says, referencing "The Thing That Almost Ate Hoohaw." He then relizes that it is, in fact, an octopus. The kids end up finding out about this and go with Mayor Jeff to get a closer look.
When they go inside Mayor Jeff's submarine and see the majority of Bikni Bottom's residents, they are at first scared to approach them. But the kids come to the conclusion that it would be best to give it a try rather than just avoid them and not bother to even find out who they are.
Fortunately, because the ever-prepared Sandy brought water helmets, the Binki Bottom residents are able to go onto the surface instead of staying in the water. Everyone is introduced. They all becomes friends and start having fun with each other. SpongeBob and Patrick are instant fans of the Noodle Dance, and SpongeBob tries to do all he can to get Squidward to do it.
But later, it turns out that there are still some citizens of Bikini Bottom left, one of which includes Plankton. Plankton has stolen the Krabby Patty formula and is making more Krabby Patties than you can count, making buckets of money from those of the Biknibottomites that are still there.
Sandy has to build a new teleportation device to get them back to Bikini Bottom. But the problem is, she doesn't have the right parts with her. The Snooties, as one would expect, have them, though. But how can everyone convince them to share their parts?
Notes:
- This is a movie-length idea.
- This is the first PB&J Otter crossover.
- SpongeBob and Patrick sleep in PB&J's old bed.
The Long, Long Wait:
Jelly sees a Limited Edition Commander Casserole and Lord Gravy Action Figure Set advertised on TV, and she really wants it. So, she sends in to have it delivered. The problem is, she is so anxious to get it that she litterally sits by the dock and waits...and waits...and waits... Will anything draw her away from there?
Notes:
- An annual Pompalope Festival plays in this episode.
- In one scene, a section of the audio from the song, "The Legend of Johnny Pompalope," can be heard.
Zit's No Big Deal:
Peanut looks in the bathroom mirror one day and notices that he has a zit on his face. He does whatever he can to hide it, but it becomes a bigger and bigger challenge to hide overtime. Can he get the courage to tell his parents about it before he goes crazy?
Notes:
- This is the first time any character is seen with acne.
- The title is a parody of the song, "It's No Big Deal," from "Munchy's No Big Deal."
- This episode is paired with the below one.
Peanut's Bad Habit:
Peanut has a bad habit of biting his nails, but it's getting worse and worse by the minute. Can anything help him learn to control his habit?
Notes:
- Peanut tells lies in this episode in a similar way that he did in "Bagpipe Blues."
- Peanut struggles to Noodle Dance, due to the fact that he's trying to cover his zit.
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Sorry. I have a lot more ideas, but I have forgotten some of them, though one of my friends has saved a lot of them. I will add those missing ones once I am able to.
