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===General=== | ===General=== | ||
*Unlike what Mr. Krabs says, SpongeBob actually has been late to work in the past, meaning this episode takes place before "[[Hooky]]," "[[Have You Seen This Snail?]]," "[[New Digs]]," "[[Blackened Sponge]]," "[[What Ever Happened to SpongeBob?]]," "[[SpongeHenge]]," "[[Pet or Pests]] | *Unlike what Mr. Krabs says, SpongeBob actually has been late to work in the past, meaning this episode takes place before "[[Hooky]]," "[[Have You Seen This Snail?]]," "[[New Digs]]," "[[Blackened Sponge]]," "[[What Ever Happened to SpongeBob?]]," "[[SpongeHenge]]," "[[Pet or Pests]]," "[[Lost in Bikini Bottom]]" and "[[Drive Happy]]." However, he might simply have forgotten because he is old and SpongeBob didn't come late often anyway. | ||
*[[SpongeBob's alarm clock]] also broke in "[[Gary's New Toy]]," but SpongeBob was able to fix it in that episode. | *[[SpongeBob's alarm clock]] also broke in "[[Gary's New Toy]]," but SpongeBob was able to fix it in that episode. | ||
*Squidward is happy about SpongeBob's presumed death, despite feeling guilty about accidentally sentencing SpongeBob to death in "[[Dying for Pie]]." However this might also be because Squidward's hatred grew so much over the time, due to being constantly annoyed by him. | *Squidward is happy about SpongeBob's presumed death, despite feeling guilty about accidentally sentencing SpongeBob to death in "[[Dying for Pie]]." However this might also be because Squidward's hatred grew so much over the time, due to being constantly annoyed by him. | ||
*When this episode first aired, it was paired up with "[[Senior Discount]]."{{Citation needed}} | *When this episode first aired, it was paired up with "[[Senior Discount]]."{{Citation needed}} | ||
*This episode, along with "Senior Discount," revived the series from a streak of premieres that got less then one million viewers. | *This episode, along with "Senior Discount," revived the series from a streak of premieres that got less then one million viewers. | ||
===Cultural references=== | ===Cultural references=== | ||
*''{{W|The Persistence of Memory}}'', made by Spanish artist {{W|Salvador Dalí}}, appears when SpongeBob's Rube Goldberg machine is transporting SpongeBob to work. | *''{{W|The Persistence of Memory}}'', made by Spanish artist {{W|Salvador Dalí}}, appears when SpongeBob's Rube Goldberg machine is transporting SpongeBob to work. | ||
**This is the second time this painting has been referenced in the series. The first time was in "[[Atlantis SquarePantis]]." | **This is the second time this painting has been referenced in the series. The first time was in "[[Atlantis SquarePantis]]." | ||
*An arrangement of "[[wikipedia:Powerhouse|Powerhouse]]," a jazz song by Raymond Scott, plays in this episode. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
{{Reflist}} | {{Reflist}} | ||
Revision as of 00:31, 27 July 2019
Characters
- SpongeBob SquarePants
- Patrick Star
- Squidward Tentacles
- Eugene H. Krabs
- SpongeTom (debut)
- Gary the Snail
- Dexter Blubbuns
- Bubble Bass
- Bikini Bottomites
- Con man
- Yacht seller fish (debut)
- Tiny fireman (debut)
Synopsis
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Production
The episode was confirmed by Vincent Waller on March 23, 2019.[1]
Music
| ( ‣ ) Production music |
| ( • ) Original music |
| ( ◦ ) SpongeBob music |
‣ Skyscraper City - Ronald Hanmer [Title card]
‣ Flight in Panic 1 - Gregor Narholz [Customers going crazy in the Krusty Krab]
‣ Battle March Link (a) - Keith Mansfield ["But he's never been late to work in his life!"]
‣ Funeral March - Otto Sieben [Customers crying/Customers crying again]
‣ The Krusty Krab Jig - Michael Bolger, Nicolas Carr [Krabs tells Squidward they have to check on SpongeBob's possible remains]
‣ Tabu - Daryl Griffith [Krabs, Squidward and customers outside SpongeBob's bedroom]
‣ Dramatic Impact 6 - Ivor Slaney ["...for the horror!"]
‣ Minitake 126 F-J - Gerhard Narholz ["Or the joy, let's not be downers about this."]
‣ ? ["The horror!"]
‣ Death Clock C - Dick De Benedictis [SpongeBob laying on his bed with Gary licking his face]
‣ Straight from Hell - Gregor Narholz [Krabs pulls Gary off SpongeBob's face]
‣ Death Clock C - Dick De Benedictis [SpongeBob wakes up]
‣ Hello Blues - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield [Krabs tells SpongeBob he's been late for work]
‣ Dramatic Impact 6 - Ivor Slaney [SpongeBob's alarm clock was unplugged]
‣ Panic Patrol - Kenny Graham [SpongeBob's alarm clock bounces around the bedroom and gets destroyed]
‣ Powerhouse - Raymond Scott [arrangement by Ego Plum] [SpongeBob's alarm clock bounces around the bedroom and gets destroyed]
‣ Clumsy A - Bernd Gesell ["Looks like you need a new clock, boy-o."]
‣ ? ["I can fix it."]
‣ Drama Link (g) - Hubert Clifford ["...or else!"]
‣ Dramatic Impact 6 - Ivor Slaney [SpongeBob's alarm clock mark on Squidward's head]
‣ ? [SpongeBob's alarm clock mark on Squidward's head]
‣ Powerhouse - Raymond Scott [arrangement by Ego Plum] [SpongeBob trying to fix his alarm clock]
‣ Say it with a Smile (e) - Dick Walter ["Hey SpongeBob, what are you doing?"]
‣ Powerhouse - Raymond Scott [arrangement by Ego Plum] [Patrick offers to fix SpongeBob's alarm clock]
‣ Say it with a Smile (d) - Dick Walter ["Absolutely, don't you worry, I promise to be super careful."]
‣ Straight from Hell - Gregor Narholz [Patrick destroys the remains of SpongeBob's alarm clock]
‣ Far Away from Home - Rudolf Angerer ["Sorry, SpongeBob, I couldn't fix it."]
‣ Domestic Fun (c) - Ernest Tomlinson [Patrick continues destroying SpongeBob's alarm clock remains]
‣ Yodel of Joy - Renato Bui, Martha Wild [SpongeBob enters at Clock World]
‣ Screw on the Loose - Tony Lowry [Clock World's owner receives SpongeBob in the store]
‣ Dramatic Cue (e) - Ronald Hanmer [SpongeBob's alarm clock remains on the sack]
‣ Screw on the Loose - Tony Lowry [Clock World's owner tells SpongeBob they don't make that type of alarm clocks anymore]
‣ ? [SpongeBob buys every clock in Clock World]
‣ Fight for Ol' Schaefer U. - Will Schaefer [Clock World's owner leaves the store and buys a yacht]
‣ Box Melody - Leo Nissim [SpongeBob puts an alarm clock of a fire hydrant]
‣ Thoughts of Summer - Philippe Pares [The next morning...]
‣ Dramatic Cue (a) - Ronald Hanmer [A little firefighter sprays water at SpongeBob with a fire hose, not waking him up]
‣ ? [SpongeBob arrives late at the Krusty Krab]
‣ Latin Nights - Sam Spence [SpongeBob puts an alarm clock of a punching bag]
‣ Dramatic Cue (a) - Ronald Hanmer [Boxing glove comes from the punching bag and punches SpongeBob out of bed, not waking him up]
‣ ? [SpongeBob arrives late again at the Krusty Krab]
‣ Dramatic Cue (a) - Ronald Hanmer [Jellyfishes come from a honeycom form alarm clock and stung SpongeBob, not waking him up]
‣ Hawaiian Adventures SpongeBob Theme - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield [Montage of SpongeBob arriving late at the Krusty Krab]
‣ ? ["Late again."]
‣ In Pursuit - Alan Wynn [Krabs' furrowed brow]
‣ Tales from the Swamp (d) - Ron Goodwin ["I don't know how many more 'or elses' I can take."]
‣ Hide and Seek - Arthur Wilkinson [Feeding time for Gary]
‣ Harp Ding - Nicolas Carr [SpongeBob gets an idea]
‣ Powerhouse - Raymond Scott [arrangement by Ego Plum] [Rube Goldberg device gets SpongeBob out of bed, getting him on time to the Krusty Krab and serving Krabby Patties]
‣ Hello Blues - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield [SpongeBob wakes up in the Krusty Krab kitchen]
‣ ? [Krusty Krab kitchen destroyed]
‣ Approaching Danger - Ronald Hanmer ["Looks like it's..."]
‣ Tabu - Daryl Griffith ["NO!!!"]
‣ Gator - Steve Belfer [Patrick enters at the Krusty Krab kitchen]
‣ ? [Choir]
‣ ? ["Yes! Oh, Patrick, you fixed it!"]
‣ Say it with a Smile (d) - Dick Walter [Transition to next scene]
‣ Domestic Fun (c) - Ernest Tomlinson [Ending]
Reception
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Trivia
General
- Unlike what Mr. Krabs says, SpongeBob actually has been late to work in the past, meaning this episode takes place before "Hooky," "Have You Seen This Snail?," "New Digs," "Blackened Sponge," "What Ever Happened to SpongeBob?," "SpongeHenge," "Pet or Pests," "Lost in Bikini Bottom" and "Drive Happy." However, he might simply have forgotten because he is old and SpongeBob didn't come late often anyway.
- SpongeBob's alarm clock also broke in "Gary's New Toy," but SpongeBob was able to fix it in that episode.
- Squidward is happy about SpongeBob's presumed death, despite feeling guilty about accidentally sentencing SpongeBob to death in "Dying for Pie." However this might also be because Squidward's hatred grew so much over the time, due to being constantly annoyed by him.
- When this episode first aired, it was paired up with "Senior Discount."[citation needed]
- This episode, along with "Senior Discount," revived the series from a streak of premieres that got less then one million viewers.
Cultural references
- The Persistence of Memory, made by Spanish artist Salvador Dalí, appears when SpongeBob's Rube Goldberg machine is transporting SpongeBob to work.
- This is the second time this painting has been referenced in the series. The first time was in "Atlantis SquarePantis."
- An arrangement of "Powerhouse," a jazz song by Raymond Scott, plays in this episode.