Bubblestand

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Season №:
1

Episode №:
2a

Airdate:
July 17, 1999

U.S. viewers (millions):
1.90

Running time:
11 minutes, 4 seconds

Sister episode(s):
"Ripped Pants"==Credits==

Writer(s):
[https://spongebob.wikia.com/wiki/Ennio_Torresan,_Jr. Ennio Torresan, Jr.] Erik Wiese Stephen Hillenburg Derek Drymon Tim Hill

Storyboard Artist(s):
Erik Wiese

Storyboard:
[https://spongebob.wikia.com/wiki/Ennio_Torresan,_Jr. Ennio Torresan, Jr.]

Animation:
Tom Yasumi

Creative:
Derek Drymon==Chronology==

Previous
"Tea at the Treedome"

Next
"Ripped Pants"List of episodes  [more]  Simplified list of episodes "Bubblestand" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from season one. In this episode, SpongeBob starts a bubblestand.

Characters

 * SpongeBob SquarePants
 * Scallop (cameo)
 * Squidward Tentacles
 * Patrick Star
 * Duck bubble (debut)
 * Caterpillar bubble (debut)
 * Elephant bubble (debut)
 * Butterfly bubble (debut)

Synopsis
SpongeBob walks outside to breathe in the peacefulness of the neighborhood in the morning. Suddenly, he loudly begins to build a bubblestand, much to the annoyance of Squidward, who demands SpongeBob to be quiet while he is practicing the clarinet. SpongeBob stops for a time, takes a few tentative taps of his hammer, and then quickly finishes construction before Squidward has a chance to complain again. "Hey, Squidward! Wanna blow some bubbles?" At the newly built stand, SpongeBob offers customers to blow a bubble for twenty-five cents each. Patrick comes by and asks to try it out. However, he does not have any money, so he "borrows" a quarter from SpongeBob to pay for it. Unfortunately, Patrick's forceful blowing fails to produce a bubble. SpongeBob offers to teach him for an extra quarter, which he happily "loans" to Patrick. SpongeBob then Squidward performing the technique demonstrates his somewhat peculiar, yet effective, bubble blowing technique.The fuming Squidward comes out and approaches the now-closed bubblestand. He demands to know how they can cause so much disruption just by blowing bubbles. SpongeBob explains that he is creating art and utilizing his technique to its fullest potential. Squidward scoffs at SpongeBob's ideas of art and marketing, sending SpongeBob and Patrick back to their homesin shame. Still snickering, Squidward begins to examine the bubble wand out of growing curiosity. As he tries to blow a bubble himself, SpongeBob quickly comes out and tells Squidward to pay a quarter, shocking him. Squidward reluctantly lays down a quarter for the bubble.

Squidward attempts to impress the two with his skill, to no avail. All the while, SpongeBob and Patrick try to convince him to use the technique. Fed up, Squidward furiously and mockingly copies their technique, finally screaming into the wand in anger. His screams end up producing a gigantic bubble, thoroughly impressing SpongeBob and Patrick.

Squidward heads back inside his house and begins to play his clarinet once more, with SpongeBob and Patrick chanting his name. However, the gigantic bubble floats down and encapsulates Squidward's house, unearthing it and floating with it up in the air.

When at last Squidward looks outside to greet his fans, he sees himself high above the ground with SpongeBob and Patrick little more than specks. The bubble then pops with explosive force, prompting SpongeBob and Patrick to look at each other nervously and retreat to their houses.

Once the moat floats back down to earth, Squidward lets out a few final feeble notes from his clarinet.

Music
‣ Old Hilo March - Kapono Beamer [Title card] ‣ Maui Beach - Hans Haider [Opening] ‣ ? - Brad Carow [Squidward plays his clarinet.] ‣ SpongeBob Closing Theme - Steve Belfer, Nicolas Carr [Patrick wakes up.] ‣ Merlins Hill - Jennifer Jones [Harp music is heard as SpongeBob blows bubbles.] ‣ Entry of the Gladiators - Dick Stephen Walter [SpongeBob blows an elephant-shaped bubble.] ‣ Baby Elephant - Dick Stephen Walter [Squidward comes outside.] ‣ Watch Out! - Dick Stephen Walter ["Don't give me any of that!"] ‣ Honolulu March - Hans Haider [SpongeBob shows Squidward the technique.] ‣ Merlins Hill - Jennifer Jones [SpongeBob blows a butterfly-shaped bubble.] ‣ Hawaiian Cocktail - Richard Myhill ["You should be ashamed of yourselves."] ‣ The Rake Hornpipe - Robert Alexander White [Squidward pays 25 cents.] ‣ Side Drum [#52] - Mark Nolan [Drum rolls as Squidward tries to blow bubbles.] ‣ Honolulu March - Hans Haider ["Hey, Squidward, remember the technique."] ‣ Twelfth Street Rag - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield [Squidward does the technique.] ‣ Moloka'i Nui (a) - Kapono Beamer ["I really did it, didn't I?"] ‣ ? - Brad Carow [Squidward plays his clarinet once more.] ‣ Menace from the Deep - Robert Cornford [The giant bubble engulfs Squidward's house.] ‣ Hawaiian Cocktail - Richard Myhill [The bubble explodes.]

Release

 * This episode is available on the Seascape Capers, Complete 1st Season, and First 100 Episodes DVDs.

Reception

 * As of July 19, 2016, The Internet Movie Database (IMDB) gives this episode a rating of 8.7/10 based on 462 ratings by users.[1]  TV.com users give this episode a rating of 8.6/10 based on 348 votes.[2]
 * "Bubblestand" was ranked #80 during the Best Day Ever event on November 9–10, 2006.

Trivia

 * SpongeBob's quote "Bring it around town" is featured in the game Delivery Dilemma at nick.com.
 * It is also used as a celebration dance when SpongeBob completes a tile puzzle in Revenge of the Flying Dutchman.
 * SpongeBob's technique part of this episode appeared in a 2012 Yosicle commercial.
 * Prince Paul wrote a song about this episode called "Prince Paul's Bubble Party," which can be heard on The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie soundtrack, although the song was not shown on the movie itself.
 * A clip from this episode appeared in the first SpongeBob SquarePants Burger King commercial.
 * Running gag: SpongeBob blowing bubble art
 * This is the first episode to show the inside of Squidward's house.
 * However, only the second floor is shown.
 * Patrick's "It's a giraffe!" line would be used again in the video game Battle for Bikini Bottom.
 * A scene of this episode is shown in the 2005 movie Zathura.
 * The ship bubble has the same foghorn as SpongeBob's alarm clock.
 * This episode premiered on David Hasselhoff's 47th birthday.
 * In the Polish dub, the episode's title is "Bańki mydlane," which translates to "Soap Bubbles."
 * Patrick's line "It's a giraffe!" has become a popular internet meme.
 * In Croatian dub, this episode is called "Mjehurići," which means "Bubbles."
 * This is the first instance in which neither Mr. Krabs nor Gary appear in both segments.
 * This is the first episode to play "The Rake Hornpipe" outside of a scene involving the Krusty Krab or Mr. Krabs.
 * SpongeBob’s bubble technique has 18 steps.

Cultural references

 * The bubble-blowing technique includes references to "The Time Warp" from The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
 * The song that Squidward played at the end of the episode is "Mary Had a Little Lamb."

Errors
*After SpongeBob spins while Squidward tries to blow a bubble, right before it cuts back to Squidward, there is a transparent picture of a person's hand holding a clapboard, which only appears for about a frame. This occurs again right after SpongeBob says "Don't forget the woo!," right before it cuts back to Squidward.
 * When SpongeBob blows the giant elephant bubble, one can clearly see that the next shot depicts Squidward's windows open, and it is unlikely he opened them off-screen.
 * When SpongeBob repeats the technique to Squidward, he looks three times to the left instead of right.
 * When SpongeBob and Patrick chant Squidward's name, SpongeBob's house is nowhere to be seen.
 * At the very beginning, on the long shot, SpongeBob's walkway looks like the road instead of a rocky walkway.
 * When Patrick's rock opens, SpongeBob's pineapple is missing its door.
 * Dish Network lists this as the first episode of the series, although this is incorrect, as "Help Wanted," "Reef Blower," and "Tea at the Treedome" were the first episodes.
 * SpongeBob collects quarters in this episode, but the amount continues to change throughout the episode.
 * When Squidward yells at SpongeBob in the beginning, there is not any glass in his windows.
 * When Patrick yells "It's a giraffe!," he is on the left side of SpongeBob, but when the bubble goes into Squidward's house, he is on the right side of him.
 * When Squidward leaves his house, the interior of his doorway has a similar appearance to the one found on the second floor. Later, when he enters his house, the interior of the first floor has its normal appearance.

Season №:
1

Episode №:
2a

Airdate:
July 17, 1999

U.S. viewers (millions):
1.90

Running time:
11 minutes, 4 seconds

Sister episode(s):
"Ripped Pants"

Writer(s):
[https://spongebob.wikia.com/wiki/Ennio_Torresan,_Jr. Ennio Torresan, Jr.] Erik Wiese Stephen Hillenburg Derek Drymon Tim Hill

Storyboard Artist(s):
Erik Wiese

Storyboard:
[https://spongebob.wikia.com/wiki/Ennio_Torresan,_Jr. Ennio Torresan, Jr.]

Animation:
Tom Yasumi

Creative:
Derek Drymon

Previous
"Tea at the Treedome"

Next
"Ripped Pants" List of episodes [more] Simplified list of episodes "Bubblestand" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from season one. In this episode, SpongeBob starts a bubblestand.

Characters

 * SpongeBob SquarePants
 * Scallop (cameo)
 * Squidward Tentacles
 * Patrick Star
 * Duck bubble (debut)
 * Caterpillar bubble (debut)
 * Elephant bubble (debut)
 * Butterfly bubble (debut)

Synopsis
SpongeBob walks outside to breathe in the peacefulness of the neighborhood in the morning. Suddenly, he loudly begins to build a bubblestand, much to the annoyance of Squidward, who demands SpongeBob to be quiet while he is practicing the clarinet. SpongeBob stops for a time, takes a few tentative taps of his hammer, and then quickly finishes construction before Squidward has a chance to complain again. "Hey, Squidward! Wanna blow some bubbles?" At the newly built stand, SpongeBob offers customers to blow a bubble for twenty-five cents each. Patrick comes by and asks to try it out. However, he does not have any money, so he "borrows" a quarter from SpongeBob to pay for it. Unfortunately, Patrick's forceful blowing fails to produce a bubble. SpongeBob offers to teach him for an extra quarter, which he happily "loans" to Patrick. SpongeBob then Squidward performing the technique demonstrates his somewhat peculiar, yet effective, bubble blowing technique.The fuming Squidward comes out and approaches the now-closed bubblestand. He demands to know how they can cause so much disruption just by blowing bubbles. SpongeBob explains that he is creating art and utilizing his technique to its fullest potential. Squidward scoffs at SpongeBob's ideas of art and marketing, sending SpongeBob and Patrick back to their homesin shame. Still snickering, Squidward begins to examine the bubble wand out of growing curiosity. As he tries to blow a bubble himself, SpongeBob quickly comes out and tells Squidward to pay a quarter, shocking him. Squidward reluctantly lays down a quarter for the bubble.

Squidward attempts to impress the two with his skill, to no avail. All the while, SpongeBob and Patrick try to convince him to use the technique. Fed up, Squidward furiously and mockingly copies their technique, finally screaming into the wand in anger. His screams end up producing a gigantic bubble, thoroughly impressing SpongeBob and Patrick.

Squidward heads back inside his house and begins to play his clarinet once more, with SpongeBob and Patrick chanting his name. However, the gigantic bubble floats down and encapsulates Squidward's house, unearthing it and floating with it up in the air.

When at last Squidward looks outside to greet his fans, he sees himself high above the ground with SpongeBob and Patrick little more than specks. The bubble then pops with explosive force, prompting SpongeBob and Patrick to look at each other nervously and retreat to their houses.

Once the moat floats back down to earth, Squidward lets out a few final feeble notes from his clarinet.

Music
‣ Old Hilo March - Kapono Beamer [Title card] ‣ Maui Beach - Hans Haider [Opening] ‣ ? - Brad Carow [Squidward plays his clarinet.] ‣ SpongeBob Closing Theme - Steve Belfer, Nicolas Carr [Patrick wakes up.] ‣ Merlins Hill - Jennifer Jones [Harp music is heard as SpongeBob blows bubbles.] ‣ Entry of the Gladiators - Dick Stephen Walter [SpongeBob blows an elephant-shaped bubble.] ‣ Baby Elephant - Dick Stephen Walter [Squidward comes outside.] ‣ Watch Out! - Dick Stephen Walter ["Don't give me any of that!"] ‣ Honolulu March - Hans Haider [SpongeBob shows Squidward the technique.] ‣ Merlins Hill - Jennifer Jones [SpongeBob blows a butterfly-shaped bubble.] ‣ Hawaiian Cocktail - Richard Myhill ["You should be ashamed of yourselves."] ‣ The Rake Hornpipe - Robert Alexander White [Squidward pays 25 cents.] ‣ Side Drum [#52] - Mark Nolan [Drum rolls as Squidward tries to blow bubbles.] ‣ Honolulu March - Hans Haider ["Hey, Squidward, remember the technique."] ‣ Twelfth Street Rag - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield [Squidward does the technique.] ‣ Moloka'i Nui (a) - Kapono Beamer ["I really did it, didn't I?"] ‣ ? - Brad Carow [Squidward plays his clarinet once more.] ‣ Menace from the Deep - Robert Cornford [The giant bubble engulfs Squidward's house.] ‣ Hawaiian Cocktail - Richard Myhill [The bubble explodes.]

Release

 * This episode is available on the Seascape Capers, Complete 1st Season, and First 100 Episodes DVDs.

Reception

 * As of July 19, 2016, The Internet Movie Database (IMDB) gives this episode a rating of 8.7/10 based on 462 ratings by users.[1]  TV.com users give this episode a rating of 8.6/10 based on 348 votes.[2]
 * "Bubblestand" was ranked #80 during the Best Day Ever event on November 9–10, 2006.

Trivia

 * SpongeBob's quote "Bring it around town" is featured in the game Delivery Dilemma at nick.com.
 * It is also used as a celebration dance when SpongeBob completes a tile puzzle in Revenge of the Flying Dutchman.
 * SpongeBob's technique part of this episode appeared in a 2012 Yosicle commercial.
 * Prince Paul wrote a song about this episode called "Prince Paul's Bubble Party," which can be heard on The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie soundtrack, although the song was not shown on the movie itself.
 * A clip from this episode appeared in the first SpongeBob SquarePants Burger King commercial.
 * Running gag: SpongeBob blowing bubble art
 * This is the first episode to show the inside of Squidward's house.
 * However, only the second floor is shown.
 * Patrick's "It's a giraffe!" line would be used again in the video game Battle for Bikini Bottom.
 * A scene of this episode is shown in the 2005 movie Zathura.
 * The ship bubble has the same foghorn as SpongeBob's alarm clock.
 * This episode premiered on David Hasselhoff's 47th birthday.
 * In the Polish dub, the episode's title is "Bańki mydlane," which translates to "Soap Bubbles."
 * Patrick's line "It's a giraffe!" has become a popular internet meme.
 * In Croatian dub, this episode is called "Mjehurići," which means "Bubbles."
 * This is the first instance in which neither Mr. Krabs nor Gary appear in both segments.
 * This is the first episode to play "The Rake Hornpipe" outside of a scene involving the Krusty Krab or Mr. Krabs.
 * SpongeBob’s bubble technique has 18 steps.

Cultural references

 * The bubble-blowing technique includes references to "The Time Warp" from The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
 * The song that Squidward played at the end of the episode is "Mary Had a Little Lamb."

Errors
*After SpongeBob spins while Squidward tries to blow a bubble, right before it cuts back to Squidward, there is a transparent picture of a person's hand holding a clapboard, which only appears for about a frame. This occurs again right after SpongeBob says "Don't forget the woo!," right before it cuts back to Squidward.
 * When SpongeBob blows the giant elephant bubble, one can clearly see that the next shot depicts Squidward's windows open, and it is unlikely he opened them off-screen.
 * When SpongeBob repeats the technique to Squidward, he looks three times to the left instead of right.
 * When SpongeBob and Patrick chant Squidward's name, SpongeBob's house is nowhere to be seen.
 * At the very beginning, on the long shot, SpongeBob's walkway looks like the road instead of a rocky walkway.
 * When Patrick's rock opens, SpongeBob's pineapple is missing its door.
 * Dish Network lists this as the first episode of the series, although this is incorrect, as "Help Wanted," "Reef Blower," and "Tea at the Treedome" were the first episodes.
 * SpongeBob collects quarters in this episode, but the amount continues to change throughout the episode.
 * When Squidward yells at SpongeBob in the beginning, there is not any glass in his windows.
 * When Patrick yells "It's a giraffe!," he is on the left side of SpongeBob, but when the bubble goes into Squidward's house, he is on the right side of him.
 * When Squidward leaves his house, the interior of his doorway has a similar appearance to the one found on the second floor. Later, when he enters his house, the interior of the first floor has its normal appearance.
 * Transcript:
 * SpongeBob: [SpongeBob walks outside, and breathes in the fresh air] Ahh, what a wonderful day. The sun is out, the water is shimmering, scallops are chirping. So peaceful. [SpongeBob immediately grabs wood, a hammer, and some nails, and starts to noisily build a stand. Squidward peeks his head out the window]
 * Squidward: Can we lower the volume, please? I can't work with all that racket going on!
 * SpongeBob: Oh, sure thing, Squidward.
 * Squidward: Yes. Mmm. Right. Mmm.
 * SpongeBob: Okay. [he taps on a nail lightly, and he looks up at Squidward's window. He does it again, and continues to, making sure he doesn't make too much noise. Meanwhile, in Squidward's house, Squidward has his clarinet in hand]
 * Squidward: And now... for some soothing sounds from Squidward's clarinet. Thank you, thank you. [He starts to play. SpongeBob looks up and sees that Squidward is playing, so he decides to finish his stand quickly. Squidward looks out the window again.]
 * Squidward: I thought I... Wha?
 * SpongeBob: Hey, Squidward! Wanna blow some bubbles? Only 25 cents.
 * Squidward: Oh, right. Like I would spend a moment of my time blowing bubbles.
 * SpongeBob: Uh huh!
 * Squidward: Oh, puh-lease! I mean, who in the world would pay to blow bubbles? [Patrick comes out of his house, stuck to the underside of the rock]
 * Patrick: Good morning! [he falls and screams]
 * Squidward: Oh, boy. [Patrick walks over to SpongeBob]
 * SpongeBob: Good morning to you, sir. Would you care to blow a bubble?
 * Patrick: Hmm, how much is it?
 * SpongeBob: Only a quarter.
 * Patrick: Sounds reasonable. [whispering] Uh, I'm going to need to borrow a quarter.
 * SpongeBob: Sure thing, Patrick. [he pulls out a quarter and he gives it to Patrick]
 * Patrick: Ah, one quarter. [he hands the quarter back to SpongeBob, and bites it to see if it's real]
 * SpongeBob: Thank you. [cuts back to Squidward]
 * Squidward: Hmm, business is booming. [he laughs] How did I ever get surrounded by such loser neighbors? Uh huh. [he continues playing. Cut back to SpongeBob and Patrick. SpongeBob dips the wand in the bubble soap]
 * SpongeBob: One bubble wand, dipped and ready to go. [Patrick grabs the wand from SpongeBob, inhales deeply and begins to blow, but a bubble doesn't come out. He pants and blows again. After a while, SpongeBob puts up a "Lessons" sign. Patrick then loses his breath] Could I interest you in some lessons? Only 25 cents.
 * Patrick: Uh, very well, then. Hey, Sponge, can I borrow another quarter? [SpongeBob hands Patrick a quarter] Thanks. [he winks and hands the quarter back to SpongeBob]
 * SpongeBob: Okay, Patrick, it's all in the technique! [he starts doing his infamous routine] First go like this, spin around. Stop! Double take three times: one, two, three. Then pelvic thrust! Whoooo! Whooooooo! Stop on your right foot, don't forget it! Now it's time to bring it around town. Bring-it-a-round-town. Then you do this, then this, and this, and that, and-this-and-that-and-this-and-that, and then... [he blows bubbles shaped like ducks]
 * Patrick: Oooh. [SpongeBob pops out of nowhere and blows a box. Patrick giggles and SpongeBob blows a caterpillar] Ah! [The caterpillar then pops one-by-one, with descending sounds. Patrick continues to giggle. SpongeBob blows a boat, and it floats off, pops, and makes a foghorn noise. Cuts to inside of Squidward's house]
 * Squidward: Huh? [he shakes his clarinet. Cut back to outside with SpongeBob and Patrick]
 * SpongeBob: And now... with two hands! [he inhales deeply and blows out an elephant. Circus music, in particular part of the piece "Entry of the Gladiators", starts playing.]
 * Patrick: [Laughs] It's a giraffe! [Patrick continues laughing as the elephant floats over into Squidward's house. SpongeBob then frowns as the bubble pops and tons of smaller bubbles come out of both windows of the house while an elephant sounds. Squidward opens the door with a sour look on his face. SpongeBob and Patrick hide behind the stand. SpongeBob places a "Closed" sign on it. Squidward looks over the stand]
 * SpongeBob: Excuse me, sir, but we are clo-
 * Squidward: Don't give me any of that! How can you two possibly make all this noise just blowing bubbles?!
 * SpongeBob: We're not just blowing bubbles. We're making bubble art! Watch carefully. [he does his infamous routine again] First go like this, spin around. Stop! Double take three times: one, two, three. Theeeen pelvic thrust! Whoooo! Whooooooo! Stop on your right foot, don't forget it! Now it's time to bring it around town. Bring-it-a-round-town. Then you do this, then this, and this, and that, and-this-and-that-and-this-and-that, and then... [he blows a butterfly, which flies over to Squidward, lands on his head, and pops]
 * Squidward: That's not art. That's just annoying. Blowing bubbles, that's the lamest idea I have ever heard. [SpongeBob and Patrick, now depressed, head to SpongeBob's house] You should be ashamed of yourselves. [SpongeBob closes the door as Squidward laughs to himself] Bubbles. [he continues laughing]Art. [he mumbles, and picks up the bubble wand, sniffs it, and inhales to blow. Then, SpongeBob pops up out of nowhere]
 * SpongeBob: That'll be 25 cents, sir.
 * Squidward: Ah, whoa, what? [SpongeBob blinks] Oh... who-who would pay 25 cents to blow bubbles?
 * SpongeBob: We also offer lessons for beginners. [he puts the "Lessons" sign up]
 * Squidward: Beginners? What could be more simple than blowing a stupid bubble? [he pulls a quarter out]Here's your 25 cents! [SpongeBob bites it to see if it's real and it bends] Watch and learn. [he inhales and blows, but nothing happens] Uhh... wait, wait, wait. [he inhales and blows again, but nothing happens again]One more time. Here. Wait. [he inhales and blows again, and a small bubble comes out and instantly falls to the ground and bursts, making a raspberry sound. Looks over at SpongeBob and Patrick. They gulp, and then start whistling. Squidward places another quarter on the stand] Uhh... Just a mere warm-up. [he dips the wand in the bubble container, inhales deeply and blows hard. The bubble falls to the ground again, making another raspberry sound, gets another quarter out and puts it on the stand]
 * SpongeBob: Hey, Squidward, remember the technique. [Squidward keeps trying to blow bubbles while SpongeBob and Patrick are trying to show him the technique] Squidward, technique! You do this, and this, step back....
 * Patrick: Hey! Technique, Squidward!
 * SpongeBob: Spin around like thi— Like this... Look at me, over here, one... two.... yeah, three...
 * Patrick: The pelvic woo!
 * SpongeBob: Look, we're doing the technique! And don't for... Don't forget the "Woooooo!" Squidward?
 * Patrick: Listen to Sponge!
 * SpongeBob: Technique! Technique! Technique!
 * SpongeBob and Patrick: [while standing on one foot] Technique! Technique! Technique! Technique! Tech- [Squidward looks at them]
 * SpongeBob: [weakly] You're not doing the technique.
 * Patrick: Technique.
 * Squidward: Technique? Technique!? Technique, technique, technique, technique, technique! [he starts to do the infamous routine, while imitating SpongeBob] First I do this, spin around. Stop. Double take three times. And here we go, pelvic thrust. Wehooooo! Wehoohoo! Oh, stop on your right foot, don't forget it. Then, bring it around town. And a little of this, a little of that, a little of this, this, this, this, that, that, that, that. And that, that, that that that that! And then... [Screams into the wand, blowing a gargantuan, unshaped bubble]
 * SpongeBob and Patrick: Wow! [Squidward is then lifted off the ground. The bubble pops off the wand and Squidward falls back on the ground]
 * SpongeBob: All right, Squid! That was so good!
 * Patrick: Squid is number one!
 * Squidward: I really did it, didn't I? Hey, you guys didn't blow anything like that!
 * SpongeBob: No.
 * Squidward: Now that's a bubble!
 * SpongeBob: You said it, Squidward. See, it is all in the technique!
 * Patrick: Yeah, technique.
 * Squidward: Technique? Hah! SpongeBob, you don't think I created that [kisses his tentacle] beautiful work of art with your help? [he starts laughing] Come on, it's in my genes.
 * SpongeBob and Patrick: Squid's got genes! Squid's got genes! [Squidward walks back to his house]
 * Squidward: Thank you, thank you, thank you. [he starts to play his clarinet. SpongeBob and Patrick chant Squidward's name. At one point, they belly flop each other and Patrick falls on the ground.] I rock. [Squidward continues to play his clarinet. As SpongeBob and Patrick continue to chant, Squidward's bubble flies over them, covers the house, and pulls it out of the ground and up towards the top of the ocean. SpongeBob notices and stops Patrick]
 * SpongeBob: [concerned] Squidward! [Patrick now notices]
 * SpongeBob and Patrick: Squidward! Squidward! Squidward! [Squidward stops playing his clarinet]
 * Squidward: Hello, my friends. You are looking at a... [he sees how far he is from the surface]
 * SpongeBob and Patrick: Squidward!
 * Squidward: ...genius. [the bubble explodes in the air and then the ground violently rumbles and shakes. SpongeBob and Patrick look in awe]
 * SpongeBob and Patrick: Wow! [the ground stops shaking. The two slowly walk back to their homes. They then speed up and run inside their houses. Squidward's house floats back to the surface. He starts playing his clarinet weakly to the Thankfulness song as the screen fades black, ending the episode]