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4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Fantastic episodes,but no special features.
Sponge For Hire comes out November second 2004. It has 8 great episodes. The episodes are:

1: Krusty Krab training video

2: Can you spare a dime

3: Missing Identidy

4: Krabby Land

5: Wet Painters

6: New student starfish

7: Mid-life Crustacean

8: The Camping episode

Now these...
Published on September 6, 2004 by Frankloon

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29 of 33 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars Only 8 episodes and all are from Season 3.
I started buying these "compilation" dvds of Spongebob back when the first one came out (Nautical Nonsense/Sponge Buddies)because at the time it was the only option for having him on DVD. Of course a few discs later they decide to release the First Season set. I can imagine some of you reading this have already collected all of these "compilation" discs of which this...
Published on September 26, 2004 by B-MAN


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29 of 33 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars Only 8 episodes and all are from Season 3., September 26, 2004
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B-MAN "B" (Earth, occasionally. Until I get bored.) - See all my reviews
I started buying these "compilation" dvds of Spongebob back when the first one came out (Nautical Nonsense/Sponge Buddies)because at the time it was the only option for having him on DVD. Of course a few discs later they decide to release the First Season set. I can imagine some of you reading this have already collected all of these "compilation" discs of which this one I believe is the 11th but I have to tell you this one may be the most unecessary volume yet because not only does it contain just 8 episodes (like the previous SpongeGuard on Duty collection), but they're all from Season 3. Meaning this disc will be obsolete with the release of Season 3 on DVD. Then again, by the time Season 3 is released all of these compilations will be obsolete. Bottom line: If you're interested in the season sets, there is no reason to buy these compilations. With 11 of them so far, just about all of seasons 1-3 are out now (there's about 15 or so episodes that haven't been released yet). However if you're not buying the seasons sets for whatever reason, it's not like you're going to be disappointed with the entertainment on this one. If you only have a few of these "compilation" DVDs or none I highly recommend not buying anymore of them and instead investing in the Season sets if you like the show because they're complete. Also I'm pretty sure the cost will be more effective when bought in sets. You also cut down on the number of discs, they're organized better, and they're chronilogical. The choice is pretty simple.

Episodes included on "Sponge For Hire":

01. Krusty Krab Training Video

02. Wet Painters

03. Can You Spare a Dime?

04. New Student Starfish

05. Missing Identity

06. Mid-Life Crustacean

07. Krabby Land

08. The Camping Episode

"Look at it!...Look at it!..." - Patrick

"I'm ugly and I'm proud...I'm ugly and I'm proud!!!..." - SB
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars I'd wait, January 15, 2005
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Cumulonimbus Harpe "samsmylife" (Fresno, California, United States) - See all my reviews
All of the episodes on here are from Season 3. There are some pretty funny episodes on here but if I were you, I'd wait until the Season 3 set comes out on DVD instead. Why? Well, because you get more episodes for about 25$ dollars more. Once all the seasons come out on DVD, all of these 8-episode DVDs will be no longer worth buying. Season 3 is scheduled to come out in October, so we have about 10 months still to wait. Anyway, here are the episodes on this DVD:

1. "Krusty Krab Training Video"

2. "Wet Painters"

3. "Can You Spare A Dime?"

4. "New Student Starfish"

5. "Missing Identity"

6. "Mid-Life Crustacean"

7. "Kraby Land"

8. "The Camping Episode"

That's all the episodes, hope my review has helped you.
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4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Fantastic episodes,but no special features., September 6, 2004
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Frankloon "Franklool" (Los angelas ,Calafornia) - See all my reviews
Sponge For Hire comes out November second 2004. It has 8 great episodes. The episodes are:

1: Krusty Krab training video

2: Can you spare a dime

3: Missing Identidy

4: Krabby Land

5: Wet Painters

6: New student starfish

7: Mid-life Crustacean

8: The Camping episode

Now these are all great episodes,but there are no special features on this dvd. But if you only buy these dvds for the episodes,then you should get this dvd.

This dvd deserves four stars.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars SpongeBob Rocks!, November 24, 2004
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Troy G. (Houston, TX USA) - See all my reviews
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The only reason why I bought this DVD-Is for my personal favortie SpongeBob cartoon, "Can You Spare a Dime?" In this cartoon, Squidward has lost his job working for the Krusty Krab, after he got into a feud with his boss, Mr. Krabs. Squidward becomes homeless, and ends up living with SpongeBob. SpongeBob Tries to help Squidward out in more ways than one. When SpongeBob felled down the stairs, he tells Gary, the cat-purring snail that Squidward is NOT a free-loader. Moments later, Squidward bosses SpongeBob after Spongebob gave him some lemonade. Squidward throws the lemonade, and asks SpongeBob for some soup. SpongeBob got Squidward some Alphabet soup that reads, "Get A Job", and then Squidward wants SpongeBob to tell him a story, SpongeBob gives him the want-ads. Finally SpongeBob Gave Squidward the remote, Squidward wanted to watch "Oprah", but ends up watching a sock-puppet show instead as he saws 2 fishes talking about JOBS! Squidward tells SpongeBob that this wasn't his show! Then Squidward argues with SpongeBob, and then SpongeBob shows Squidward out to the curb, drags Squidward Out of the pineapple, and then pressures Mr. Krabs to give Squidward a second chance. Evidentally, Squidward is back working as a counter worker and everything goes happily ever after. oh yeah, there are a couple of more cartoons worth seeing. "Mid-Life Crustacean", "New Student Starfish", and the "Krusty Krab Training Video". SpongeBob still remains Saturday Morning's favorite cartoon
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3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars squidward, July 25, 2005
A Kid's Review
krusty krab training video

can you spare a dime

missing idenity

krabby land

wet painters

new student starfish

mid-life crustacean

the camping episode
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5.0 out of 5 stars I'm just reviewing it. I don't wanna be a burden., November 15, 2005
Can you Spare a Dime?

Contrary to Mr Krab's popular belief, money and career isn't really everything. Sure, Squidward quit in anger because Mr Krabs thought he'd stolen the first dime he ever made (it's worth noting he's been in business for a long time). He'll survive without it! He'll have Bikini Bottom eating out of the palm of his tentacle!

"Spare change? ... Spare change?"

OK, bad example. But anyway, naturally innocent Sponge Bob lets Squid move in with him and treats him like a king. Also naturally, Squid takes advantage, though he doesn't "want to be a burden". How long can Sponge take it? A few weeks? Several months? Or so long that the old narrator gets tired and they have to hire a new one? The way I see it, there are 3 possibilities. 1: It's as good as Squidward the Unfriendly Ghost. 2: It's as good as Squidward the Unfriendly Ghost. Or 3: It's as good as Squidward the Unfriendly Ghost! (If you've never seen Squid crying his eyes out before, this is the only episode besides Dying for Pie that you can do so.) - 11 outta 10.
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3 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars The best, December 12, 2004
A Kid's Review
This DVD has some of my favorite Spongebob eps. on it. Here's some descriptions of each episode:

Krusty Krab Training Video:Pretty much self-explanatory

Can You Spare A Dime?:After Squidward quits his job(Mr. Krabs accused him of stealing his first dime),he moves in with Spongebob.But he soon takes advantage of Sponge's hospitality..

Missing Identity:Spongebob tells the story of how he lost his "identity"(he really only lost his nametag)

Wet Painters:Mr. Krabs assigns Spongebob and Patrick to paint the inside of his house.However,if they spill paint on ANYTHING but the wall, he'll cut their butts off!!

New Student Starfish:Patrick comes to boating school with Spongebob, but he ends up getting Sponge in trouble.

Krabby Land:Mr. Krabs builds "Krabby Land" to attract kids to the Krusty Krab during summer vacation.

The Camping Episode:Spongebob and Patrick go camping..ten feet from Sponge's house.

Mid-Life Crustacean:Mr. Krabs feels old so he joins Spongebob and Patrick for their "big night out." But the stuff they do doesn't seem cool..
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0 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Hilarious, September 25, 2004
A Kid's Review
How anyone can keep a straight face while watching SpongeBob is beyond me! Each episode puts a smile on my face. Even my parents enjoy watching SpongeBob sometimes on Saturday mornings. This DVD includes some of the funniest, and most popular SpongeBob episodes! Eight episodes is a good amount of fun and laughs for one DVD. But, I would personally rather wait for the episodes to come on TV instead of buying this DVD. It might be a good buy if you don't have cable, though.
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