◦ Camp Fire Song Song - Dan Povenmire, Jay Lender
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The sea bear mauling Squidward off-screen.SpongeBob then wraps up the episode by remarking how lucky they all are to be wearing anti-sea rhinoceros undergarments, except for Squidward, who doesn't have a pair on, causing him to whimper in resignation and fear. Hearing this, Squidward fearfully asks what attracts them, to which Patrick replies, "The sound of a sea bear attack." A sea rhinoceros then appears and growls at Squidward. SpongeBob mentions they're lucky to not be attacked by a sea rhinoceros. Squidward is relieved the creature is finally gone and thanks SpongeBob and Patrick for saving his life as the trio celebrate. When the sea-bear appears again, it notices Squidward is now in the circle and growls at him in warning for now being safe, before leaving the area. After failing to draw his own anti-sea-bear circle, Squidward finally leaps into SpongeBob and Patrick's. SpongeBob and Patrick urge Squidward to jump into their circle, but he is skeptical of this and tries to flee, only to be attacked by the sea bear again for various reasons.Īfter being attacked for the sixth time, SpongeBob concludes the sea bear simply doesn't like Squidward. The bear mauls the shocked Squidward before leaving. Squidward then gloats how a sea bear hasn't arrived, to which SpongeBob explains he forgot one thing: wearing a sombrero in a "goofy fashion." Just then, a real sea bear appears and demonstrates how the hat should be worn, much to Squidward's horror. He quickly draws an " anti-sea-bear circle" in the dirt to protect himself and Patrick. He then begins doing all these actions at once, despite SpongeBob and Patrick's pleas. Squidward attempts to disprove their existence by having SpongeBob and Patrick list all the things which supposedly attract sea bears, such as eating cheese cubes, wearing a hoop skirt and clown shoes, waving a flashlight, etc. Squidward angrily protests that sea bears don't exist, but SpongeBob and Patrick insist that they're real, showing various newspaper articles as proof. He claims that it's not safe to play the clarinet badly in the wilderness at night, as he might attract a sea bear. Suddenly, a terrified SpongeBob stops Squidward by shooting a marshmallow through his clarinet and into his windpipe, causing him to choke.Īfter Squidward recovers, he yells at SpongeBob for hurting him. SpongeBob then plays the " Campfire Song Song." Squidward dislikes it and begins playing "Kumbayah" very badly on his clarinet. However, SpongeBob stops him from doing so, saying that "it just doesn't seem to fit the camping spirit." Squidward grudgingly decides to eat the marshmallows, but Patrick repeatedly blows on his burned ones, sending them flying into Squidward's face. Squidward dismisses them and plans to get a can opener from his house so he can eat a can of Swedish Barnacle Balls. The gang begins roasting marshmallows while imitating astronauts. After getting the impression that the duo believe Squidward isn't manly or qualified enough to camp, he impulsively decides to join SpongeBob and Patrick in their "camping." Squidward attempts to demonstrate "real camping" as SpongeBob and Patrick take notes, but fails to set up his automated tent, so he decides to sleep under the stars. SpongeBob simply states that it doesn't matter where you camp, as long as you're in the wilderness. Squidward confronts SpongeBob and Patrick in their tent, pointing out they can't be "camping" if they are only ten feet away from SpongeBob's house. Squidward camping with SpongeBob and Patrick. However, he is extremely exasperated and disappointed to learn that they are camping in SpongeBob's front yard, right outside his window. The episode begins with Squidward in his house preparing for bed as he looks forward to a weekend of peace and quiet, especially with SpongeBob and Patrick deciding to go camping. The guy that SpongeBob met and all related guys (mentioned).
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