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*Some of the characters' features, such as SpongeBob's hands and Patrick's eyebrows, are more simple and curved than they are in the series. | *Some of the characters' features, such as SpongeBob's hands and Patrick's eyebrows, are more simple and curved than they are in the series. | ||
*This is the first short made for the Kids' Choice Awards in 14 years since ''[[Nickelodeon Blimp]]'' in {{Time|2005}}. | *This is the first short made for the Kids' Choice Awards in 14 years since ''[[Nickelodeon Blimp]]'' in {{Time|2005}}. | ||
==Video== | |||
[[File:SpongeBob 2019 Kids' Choice Awards short|335px|center|Canadian airing]] | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
{{Reflist}} | {{Reflist}}[[Category:Kids' Choice Awards shorts]] | ||
[[Category:Kids' Choice Awards shorts]] | |||
[[Category:Nickelodeon Shorts]] | [[Category:Nickelodeon Shorts]] | ||
Revision as of 22:03, 28 March 2019
Characters
Synopsis
A Nickelodeon blimp falls from above the surface and hits Patrick on the head. He thinks it is a sandwich and tries to inhale it. SpongeBob tells him that it is obviously a "visitor from beyond," and he asks it to tell its secrets. A megaphone emerges from inside, and the French Narrator announces several winners of the Kids' Choice Awards. SpongeBob is confused, as he does not understand who the celebrities are. Patrick says that he does not understand either. It is revealed that he has been eating the blimp.
Production
The short was created at the Nickelodeon Animation Studio by Kurt Snyder.[1] Snyder said that he was given "a ton of freedom on it," with the exception of the 25-second run time. He handled both the storyboarding and the flash animation.[2]
Trivia
General
- This is the second short to use flash animation. The first is the Super Bowl LIII Halftime Show short.
- Some of the characters' features, such as SpongeBob's hands and Patrick's eyebrows, are more simple and curved than they are in the series.
- This is the first short made for the Kids' Choice Awards in 14 years since Nickelodeon Blimp in 2005.
Video
References
- ↑ Tim Prendergast on Instagram (March 25, 2019).
- ↑ Kurt Snyder on Instagram (March 25, 2019).