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{{PM-list|Stanley S. SquarePants|The [[Krusty Krab cash register]] is on fire.}} | {{PM-list|Stanley S. SquarePants|The [[Krusty Krab cash register]] is on fire.}} | ||
{{PM-list|The Card|Patrick walks to [[Goo Lagoon]].}} | {{PM-list|The Card|Patrick walks to [[Goo Lagoon]].}} | ||
{{PM-list|Life Insurance|Squidward screams; Patrick grabs SpongeBob so he can step on the [[sea spider]]; | {{PM-list|Life Insurance|Squidward screams; Patrick grabs SpongeBob so he can step on the [[sea spider]]; ”Eeek! A spider!”}} | ||
{{PM-list|The Clam Whisperer|"The clams! They're back!"}} | {{PM-list|The Clam Whisperer|"The clams! They're back!"}} | ||
{{PM-list|Stuck on the Roof|A [[Krabby Patty]] gets sucked through the chimney.}} | {{PM-list|Stuck on the Roof|A [[Krabby Patty]] gets sucked through the chimney.}} | ||
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Template:Infobox PM "Dramatic Cue (A)" is the first segment of the "Dramatic Cues" composed by Ronald Hanmer.
Usage
Episodes
SpongeBob SquarePants
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Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years
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The Patrick Star Show
Shorts
Trivia
- Between "The Card" and "Life Insurance," this Dramatic Cue took 8 years to return. Since then, its usage has sped up.