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{{Cquote2|<center>Wanna pick that up?</center>|Doll|"[[Sanitation Insanity]]"}}
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{{Object
|name = Doll
|image = Creepy Doll.png
|owner = [[Squidward Tentacles]] and {{Link|SpongeBob SquarePants}} (formerly)
|type = Toy
|appearance = "[[Sanitation Insanity]]"
|portrayer = [[Jill Talley]]
}}
The '''doll''' is a toy that appears in the episode "[[Sanitation Insanity]]." It is portrayed by [[Jill Talley]].

==Description==
It is a baby doll that has been thrown away and can also speak. It has one blue eye and one black dot for the other eye. It also looks very dirty.

==Role in episode==
While picking up trash, {{Link|SpongeBob}} notices this baby doll in one of the trash bags. He wants to take it and keep it as a truck mascot. {{Link|Squidward}} then volunteers to take the doll inside the truck while SpongeBob picks up the rest of the trash bags. While inside, Squidward leaves the doll at the window and lazily relaxes, but the doll then says that it wants to have fun. Squidward pokes the doll in an attempt to keep it quiet. The doll then says it wants to have good grades. Squidward responds that if it wants to have good grades, it should stop using the term "wanna." Then, the doll says that it wants to destroy Squidward which makes him panic, so he throws the doll out and runs away.

In the end, the doll shows up again driving a car and throws a drink at Squidward as the doll passes him, SpongeBob, and {{Link|Mr. Krabs}} while they are cleaning up trash.

==Trivia==
*The doll saying, "I want to destroy you" alludes to Talky Tina from ''{{W|The Twilight Zone (1959 TV series)|The Twilight Zone}}'' episode "[[w:c:twilightzone:Living Doll|Living Doll]]."
**Additionally, the background music when she says that line is similar to the ''[[w:c:halloween:Halloween (1978 movie)|Halloween]]'' theme by {{W|John Carpenter}}. 

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