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{{APM|f|Flight in Panic 1|Gregor Narholz|Customers going crazy in the Krusty Krab}} | {{APM|f|Flight in Panic 1|Gregor Narholz|Customers going crazy in the Krusty Krab}} | ||
{{APM|b|Battle March Link (a)|Keith Mansfield|"But he's never been late to work in his life!"}} | {{APM|b|Battle March Link (a)|Keith Mansfield|"But he's never been late to work in his life!"}} | ||
{{APM|f|Funeral March|Otto Sieben|Customers crying/Customers crying again}} | {{APM|f|Funeral March|Otto Sieben|Customers crying/Customers crying again}} | ||
{{APM|k|The Krusty Krab Jig|Michael Bolger, Nicolas Carr|Krabs tells Squidward they have to check SpongeBob's possible remains}} | {{APM|k|The Krusty Krab Jig|Michael Bolger, Nicolas Carr|Krabs tells Squidward they have to check SpongeBob's possible remains}} | ||
{{APM|t| | {{APM|t|Tabu|Daryl Neil Griffith|Krabs, Squidward and customers outside SpongeBob's bedroom}} | ||
{{APM|d|Dramatic Impact 6|Ivor Slaney|"...for the horror!"}} | {{APM|d|Dramatic Impact 6|Ivor Slaney|"...for the horror!"}} | ||
{{APM||||"Or the joy. Let's not be dramatic about this."}} | {{APM||||"Or the joy. Let's not be dramatic about this."}} | ||
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{{APM||||Kitchen is a mess}} | {{APM||||Kitchen is a mess}} | ||
{{APM||||"Looks like it's..."}} | {{APM||||"Looks like it's..."}} | ||
{{APM|t| | {{APM|t|Tabu|Daryl Neil Griffith|"NOOOOO!!!!"}} | ||
{{APM|g|Gator|Steve Belfer|Patrick enters at the kitchen}} | {{APM|g|Gator|Steve Belfer|Patrick enters at the kitchen}} | ||
{{APM||||Patrick tried to fix SpongeBob's alarm clock}} | {{APM||||Patrick tried to fix SpongeBob's alarm clock}} | ||
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Characters
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- Patrick Star
- Squidward Tentacles
- Eugene H. Krabs
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- Gary the Snail
- Dexter Blubbuns
- Bubble Bass
- Bikini Bottomites
- Con man
- Yacht seller fish Template:Debut
- Tiny fireman Template:Debut
Synopsis
Production
The episode was confirmed by Vincent Waller on March 23, 2019.[1]
Music
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Trivia
General
- Unlike what Mr. Krabs says, SpongeBob actually has been late to work in the past.
- Squidward is happy about SpongeBob's presumed death, despite feeling guilty about accidentally sentencing SpongeBob to death in "Dying for Pie."
- When this episode first aired, it was paired up with "Senior Discount." [citation needed]
- The con man says that there's no more models of SpongeBob's alarm clock, but in The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie, SpongeBob has his alarm clock.
- This Marks Death Clock (C) for the first time since Stuck in the Wringer, 9 in a half years in absence.
Cultural references
- The Persistence of Memory, made by Spanish artist Salvador Dalí, appears when SpongeBob's Rube Goldberg machine is transporting SpongeBob to work.