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SpongeBob SquarePants Season 6, Ep. 16 "Sand Castles in the Sand/Shell Shocked"

A friendly day of building sand castles soon turns into all out war when SpongeBob and Patrick use their sand creations to battle each other.

Runtime: 24 minutes
Original air date: June 1, 2009
Network: Nickelodeon

Episode 16, "Sand Castles in the Sand/Shell Shocked"

Synopsis: A friendly day of building sand castles soon turns into all out war when SpongeBob and Patrick use their sand creations to battle each other.

Original air date: June 1, 2009

Runtime: 24 minutes

ASIN: B002C7CGDI

Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #78,609 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)

SpongeBob SquarePants Season 6

Synopsis: Who lives in a pineapple under the sea? SpongeBob SquarePants! Follow the adventures of this enthusiastic, optimistic sponge whose good intentions inevitably lead him and his friends into trouble.

Starring: Tom Kenny, Bill Fagerbakke

Supporting actors: Rodger Bumpass, Clancy Brown, Dee Bradley Baker, Ernest Borgnine, Tim Conway, Mark Fite, Sirena Irwin, Bob Joles, Jill Talley

Season year: 2009

Genre: Animation, Comedy, Family, Fantasy

Executive producer: Stephen Hillenburg

Network: Nickelodeon

ASIN: B001JJURU4

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Format: Amazon Instant Video (streaming online video and digital download)

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25 of 29 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars SpongeBob SquarePants Season Six, Vol. One September 17, 2009

By Aaron F.

Format:DVD

I am a huge fan of SpongeBob, ever since it came on TV in May of 1999. Sadly, this set only contains half of the season. Why won't they listen to us fans and release the complete season?! Anyways, this set contains the first twelve (well, actually there is two per episode, so twenty-four episodes ) episodes of the sixth season.

Below I have listed the episodes that are included in this DVD set.

Disc One
1. House Fancy/Krabby Road
2. Penny Folish/Nautical Novice
3. Spongicus/Suction Cup Symphony
4. Not Normal/Gone
5. The Splinter/Slide Whistle Stooges
6. A Life in a Day/Sun Bleached

Disc Two
7. Giant Squidward/No Nose Knows
8. The Patty Caper/Plankton's Regular
9. Boating Buddies/The Krabby Kronicle
10. The Slumber Party/Grooming Gary
11. SpongeBob vs. The Big One (guest starring Johnny Depp as Jack Kahuna Laguna!)
12. Porous Pockets/Choir Boys

Special Features
- The SpongeBob History Song
- Ballons (bonus short)
- Juiceman (bonus short)
- The Outfit (bonus short)
- Traffic (bonus short)

My advice, if you are a big fan of SpongeBob, then I would buy this set and add it to your collection. But, if you're not, then I would wait until it comes down in price. The set may contain only the first twenty episodes, but we'll have to wait and see if I'm right. Until then, it is listed as containing twenty-four episodes.

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9 of 10 people found the following review helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars Correct Product Information December 15, 2009

By Enhas

Format:DVD|Amazon Verified Purchase

All the info from several different sources about the episodes included on this DVD set is incorrect, so I was pleasantly surprised to discover that there's much more than I originally thought would be included.

Disc One (Episodes are listed in disc order):

Spongicus
Suction Cup Symphony
House Fancy
Krabby Road
Penny Foolish
Nautical Novice
Not Normal
Gone
SpongeBob SquarePants vs. The Big One
A Life in a Day
Sun Bleached
Giant Squidward
No Nose Knows
Patty Caper

Disc Two (Episodes are listed in disc order):

Plankton's Regular
To SquarePants or Not to SquarePants
Squid's Visit
The Splinter
Slide Whistle Stooges
Boating Buddies
The Krabby Kronicle
The Slumber Party
Grooming Gary
Truth or Square
Bonus Features: The SpongeBob History Song, 7 Shorts

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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful

3.0 out of 5 stars Still good, but not like before November 17, 2008

By Dat Hong VINE™ VOICE

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I believe as with most things, it is just plain hard to continue to please audiences. The earlier Spongebobs were hysterical because they were something different and outrageous. Season 5 is very funny, but it just lacks the wackiness of the earlier seasons. This could be contributed to my age difference after 5 seasons of watching Spongebob, and I am sure kids will enjoy it regardless. The quality of the animation is still top notch, the packaging is fantastic and everything is still quality stuff.

Season 5 Volume 2 contains "21 tales of deep sea silliness" plus 5 Karaoke music videos as a bonus.

Karaoke Music videos
1. Bubble Song
2. Good-Bye Atlantis
3. Dead Eye
4. Together
5. If I could talk to money

Get this to complete your Spongebob collection, but if you are starting out, go with Season 2 as I felt that was the funniest.

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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars Spongebob season 6 vol. 1 January 9, 2010

By Jesse M. King

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Loads of laughs. Great fun for kids and adults. Can`t wait for season 6 vol. 2

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3.0 out of 5 stars "Where it's almost as if the evolutionary clock ticks backwards"--Squidward November 30, 2008

By mwreview

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I'm trying to figure out why I am not enjoying SpongeBob seasons like I used to. There are still incredibly funny lines and the characters are still great. The storylines are getting more and more predictable; for example, SpongeBob and Patrick enjoy things most find torturous to the bafflement of others, Patrick's slow mind taking days to form a thought, and SB is seen as destructive even though he has all the best intentions. What I think this particular volume needs is more Squidward. The Squidward-featured episodes are some of my favorites, and this volume has only one ("The Two Faces Of Squidward"). Sure, he's in other episodes making sarcastic quips here and there and has a larger role, as with the others, in "Atlantis Squarepantis," but he is mainly a background character seen in one or two scenes. In the last episode, for example, he takes one look at Stanley, runs in his house, grabs his stuff, hops in a moving van and leaves! Extra doses of Squidward would have helped this volume a lot, especially in place of some of the weak short episodes like "The Krusty Plate." Still, there are many hilarious moments and some good episodes in this volume, it is just not as consistently top-notch as the early seasons were.

Disc 1:
"Atlantis Squarepantis"--SpongeBob and Patrick find the missing half of the amulet to Atlantis, a lost world of wealth, high culture and technological advancement. Mr. Krabs comes along for the riches, Squidward for the art, Sandy for the science, Plankton stows away for the weaponry, and SB and Patrick want to see the oldest living bubble. I like the video game scene--the characters look so funny. Too many songs, although the lyrics to Squidward's are very clever. Another highlight is the clip of Gary having a wild party while SB is away.... This is an extra long episode which means segments with that annoying Patchy the Pirate.
"Picture Day"--It's picture day at boating school and SB must look his best but keeps getting into messy accidents. This episode reminds me of "Missing Identity" where SB had to keep redoing things.
"A Flea In Her Dome"--Sandy returns from a Texas science convention with a flea.
"Mermaidman vs. SpongeBob"--Plankton uses mind control to turn the Krusty Krab's #1 superhero spokesmen into destructive, Chum Bucket-promoting zombies. This episode gave me an idea, why doesn't Karen buy a krabby patty for Plankton to discover the recipe? That would be too easy, I guess. Funny episode, though.
"Le Big Switch"--SB is sent to a fancy restaurant and the Krusty Krab gets a snobby, high society cook as part of the chef exchange program.

"The Donut of Shame"--Patrick suffers immense guilt after stealing SB's donut.
"Blackjack"--SB's bully of a cousin, Blackjack, is out of prison and sends SB threatening notes about him and his family. Some of the details SB imagines are pretty gruesome for a kid's show. SB conquers his fears for the sake of his threatened family members and confronts his cousin, but the ending is stupid.
"Blackened Sponge"--SB gets a black eye while opening a tube of toothpaste (hey, it can happen) so he makes up a story about fighting Jack M. Crazyfish. Notice, he blackens his right eye and, when looking in the mirror, his left eye is correctly blackened (nice attention to detail).
"Pest of the West"--After learning about his friend's famous ancestors, SB reads about his great x7 grandfather Sponge Buck. I like Patrick's line: "I don't have to accomplish anything in life, because my uncle already did it for me. Really takes the ol' pressure off." Concludes with the funny, Hee Haw-like song "Idiot Friends."
"The Krusty Plate"--SB goes to extraordinary, over-the-top means to remove a stubborn bit of crud from a plate. This episode is stupid, but very short, fortunately.
"Pat No Pay"--Patrick commits the worse offense at the Krusty Krab--he doesn't pay his bill. Mr. Krabs makes him work it off, but that ends up costing him much more. Another sub par episode, but mercifully short.

Disc 2:
"The Inmates of Summer"--SB and Patrick plan to go to Sun N Fun Island for summer camp, but end up going on a prisoner ship to Inferno Island. I like how the prisoners try to take advantage of SB's makeshift paddle boat used for his play.
"To Save A Squirrel"--SB and Patrick follow Sandy on a survival camp and waste no time burning their food supply and shelter and using all their water to put out the flames. The ending is silly and makes little sense. The cricket with the helmet was cute, though.
"20,000 Patties Under The Sea"--SpongeBob and Patrick dig up a submarine and Mr. Krabs has them use it to sell krabby patties on the road (or, uh, water) and are met with competition (Plankton) and a monster in an abyss.
"The Battle of Bikini Bottom"--SB and Patrick get into a battle over cleanliness (SB) or lack thereof (Patrick). Funny one, I like the beginning when they're wearing the "Best Friends" shirts.
"Whatever Happened to SpongeBob?"--SB manages to make everyone he knows mad at him so he leaves Bikini Bottom and ends up in New Kelp City where the residents have a strange aversion to bubbles. What's up with everyone calling him "idiot boy" all of a sudden?

"Goo Goo Gas"--Plankton creates a gas that turns adults into babies in his never-ending quest to steal the krabby patty formula. The difficulty he has making the gas doesn't make sense because he got it right the first time. His line after watching a woman tell her baby she can take away its formula whenever she wants: "Something about that woman reminds me of my mother," is very funny.
"The Two Faces of Squidward"--SB accidentally slams Squid's face with a door. When the bandages are removed, Squid becomes a chiseled hunk and his resulting popularity becomes too much to handle.
"Spongehenge"--A severe wind storm whistles through SB's pores creating music that attracts jellyfish (reminds me of the episode where the jellyfish have a wild party at SB's house after the jellyfish keeps following SB). SB hides in a cave and finds a solution to his problem. Clever ending.
"Banned in Bikini Bottom"--A tour bus of old biddies arrive at the Krusty Krab and decide to ban krabby patties because they caused SB to sing and dance. In the spirit of Prohibition, Mr. Krabs sells patties underground (well, not literally).
"Stanley S. Squarepants"--SB's klutzy cousin comes to live with him (how many cousins does SB have?) and SB gets him a job at the Krusty Krab. Stanley, of course, does nothing right and SB keeps being blamed. Mr. Krabs finally finds the perfect job for Stanley--the Chum Bucket. Very annoying character, I hope he is a one-timer. Read more ›

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