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==Don Snapper==
{{RP|ad executive/fraud|Don Grouper}}
Don Snapper is a food critic. He only appears in the short "Fish Food Rescue: The Krusty Krab".
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==Appearance==
{{Character
He is a bright pink fish with black hair. He wears a black and blue shirt.
|name = Don Snapper
|image = Fish Food Rescue The Krusty Krab 001.png
|occupation(s) = Food critic<br>Television host
|gender = Male
|color = Light pink and light tan
|eye-color = Dark red/brown
|species = Fish
|appearance = "[[Fish Food Rescue: The Krusty Krab]]"
|portrayer = [[Jon Taffer]]<ref>https://twitter.com/jontaffer/status/576072724176465920</ref>
}}
'''Donald "Don" Snapper''' is a food critic who appears in the short "[[Fish Food Rescue: The Krusty Krab]]."
 
==Description==
He is a real life light pink and light tan fish with brown eyes and black hair. He wears a black and blue shirt.
 
==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*He is a parody of Jon Taffer, the creator of Bar Rescue.
*His name is a play on the name of his voice actor, [[Jon Taffer]], who is best known as host of the reality TV series ''{{W|Bar Rescue}}''.<ref>https://twitter.com/jontaffer/status/576072724176465920</ref>
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==References==
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[[Category:Live-action characters]]
[[Category:Non-series characters]]
[[Category:Characters portrayed by Guest Stars]]

Latest revision as of 01:14, 13 July 2025

If you were looking for the article about the ad executive/fraud, then see Don Grouper.
Character

Donald "Don" Snapper is a food critic who appears in the short "Fish Food Rescue: The Krusty Krab."

Description

He is a real life light pink and light tan fish with brown eyes and black hair. He wears a black and blue shirt.

Trivia

  • His name is a play on the name of his voice actor, Jon Taffer, who is best known as host of the reality TV series Bar Rescue.[2]


References