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Revision as of 10:49, 26 July 2012
The Director is a fish that is known for his career in the entertainment arts. He works for BBTV, where he is head director. He is the photographer in Picture Day at Mrs. Puff's Boating School.
Description
He seems to be impatient and strict. To help people smile he puts a giant set of false teeth in their mouth which makes them do the biggest smile ever. This is called Pearlie and was used on SpongeBob because he was crying. This is because he got peanut butter all over him. In Model Sponge, his strict nature returns. The director is almost certainly a reference to the "Be a Man" scene from the B-movie Julien Donkey Boy where the father sprays the son with a hose and tells him to "quit that moody brooding" and that "a winner doesn't shiver" in an Austrian-like accent, much like the director spraying down SpongeBob and telling him to "quit that moody brooding" and that "a winner doesn't schnivel" in a similar accent.
Looks
The director is green in color with a blue sweater, and an indigo hat, along with usually holding a mega-phone, and is assumed to be of Italian origin.[1]
Appearances
Quotes
- "LOOSE THE PANTS!"
- "IN THIS SCENE, YOU WILL BE CLEANING BATHROOM FIXTURES."
- "HANS, GET MY STAR."
- "WAIT, WAIT!"
- "HERE, THIS SHOULD FIX YOU UP."
- "ARE YOU READY TO AUDITION, MR. TENTACLES?"
Gallery
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Director as Photographer
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Photographer washes SpongeBob before photo
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Photographer with Pearlie
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Photographer takes chops
References
- ↑ Seeing as he has an Italian accent, one can infer that he is Italian.