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{{Cquote2|<center>Oh, man. That conductor's brutal. </center>| | {{Cquote2|<center>Oh, man. That conductor's brutal. </center>|BusinessFish 50|"[[Snooze You Lose]]"}} | ||
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{{Character | {{Character | ||
|name = | |name = BusinessFish 50 | ||
|image = Purple executive.png | |image = <gallery> | ||
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Executive white shirt.png|BusinessFish 50 | |||
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|residence = [[Bikini Bottom]], [[Pacific Ocean]] | |residence = [[Bikini Bottom]], [[Pacific Ocean]] | ||
|occupation(s) = Executive<br>[[Tank company]] office worker | |occupation(s) = Executive<br>[[Tank company]] office worker | ||
|employer = [[Business Industries]]<br>[[Female boss]] | |||
|gender = Male | |gender = Male | ||
|color = Purple | |color = Purple | ||
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|portrayer = [[Dee Bradley Baker]]<br>[[Rodger Bumpass]] | |portrayer = [[Dee Bradley Baker]]<br>[[Rodger Bumpass]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
''' | '''BusinessFish 50'''<ref>Rough storyboards for "[[Stuck on the Roof]]" and "[[SpongeBob's Place]]"</ref> is a character who first appears in the episode "[[Can You Spare a Dime?]]" | ||
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
He is a purple fish with darker purple fins and lips, and green stripes on his arms and dorsal fin. He wears black round glasses, brown pants, a beige shirt, a magenta tie, and a black belt and shoes. | He is a purple fish with darker purple fins and lips, and green stripes on his arms and dorsal fin. He wears black round glasses, brown pants, a beige shirt, a magenta tie, and a black belt and shoes. | ||
===[["BusinessFish" incidentals|BusinessFish 50]]=== | |||
He wears a white dress shirt with a red tie and dark gray pants. The lines on his fins are colored lavender instead of his natural neon green colored lines. | |||
==Role in series== | ==Role in series== | ||
[[File:Money Talks 010.png|thumb|300px| | [[File:Money Talks 010.png|thumb|300px|BusinessFish 50 bribing Mr. Krabs with a $5 bill.]] | ||
BusinessFish 50 has made a decent amount of appearances throughout the series. He is mostly portrayed as a businessfish or a executive, but he has also been portrayed as a regular citizen of [[Bikini Bottom]] as well. | |||
==Roles== | ==Roles== | ||
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==="Money Talks"=== | ==="Money Talks"=== | ||
At the [[Krusty Krab]], he wants to sit at the table by the window, which is occupied by [[Old Man Walker]] and [[Incidental 87]]. {{Link|SpongeBob}} tells him that he will be able to once the present customers leave. | At the [[Krusty Krab]], he wants to sit at the table by the window, which is occupied by [[Old Man Walker]] and [[Incidental 87]]. {{Link|SpongeBob}} tells him that he will be able to once the present customers leave. BusinessFish 50 suggests that a $5 bill will speed up the process, but SpongeBob does not understand how that is possible. {{Link|Mr. Krabs}} is then informed about the situation and kicks Old Man Walker and Incidental 87 out of the restaurant in favor of BusinessFish 50's [[money]], letting him sit at his table of choice. | ||
==="The Executive Treatment"=== | ==="The Executive Treatment"=== | ||
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==="[[The Krusty Slammer]]"=== | ==="[[The Krusty Slammer]]"=== | ||
He is seen at the [[Krusty Slammer]] eating with [[Incidental 95]]. When the prisoners start throwing tomatoes, Incidental 95 and | He is seen at the [[Krusty Slammer]] eating with [[Incidental 95]]. When the prisoners start throwing tomatoes, Incidental 95 and BusinessFish 50 leave the restaurant. | ||
==="[[Breakin']]"=== | ==="[[Breakin']]"=== | ||
Revision as of 12:44, 16 January 2023
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— BusinessFish 50, "Snooze You Lose"
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BusinessFish 50[1] is a character who first appears in the episode "Can You Spare a Dime?"
Description
He is a purple fish with darker purple fins and lips, and green stripes on his arms and dorsal fin. He wears black round glasses, brown pants, a beige shirt, a magenta tie, and a black belt and shoes.
BusinessFish 50
He wears a white dress shirt with a red tie and dark gray pants. The lines on his fins are colored lavender instead of his natural neon green colored lines.
Role in series
BusinessFish 50 has made a decent amount of appearances throughout the series. He is mostly portrayed as a businessfish or a executive, but he has also been portrayed as a regular citizen of Bikini Bottom as well.
Roles
"Can You Spare a Dime?"
He makes an appearance when taking back the box Template:Data:Links is sitting in when he is asking for spare change. He leaves shortly after with the box in hand.
"Money Talks"
At the Krusty Krab, he wants to sit at the table by the window, which is occupied by Old Man Walker and Incidental 87. Template:Data:Links tells him that he will be able to once the present customers leave. BusinessFish 50 suggests that a $5 bill will speed up the process, but SpongeBob does not understand how that is possible. Template:Data:Links is then informed about the situation and kicks Old Man Walker and Incidental 87 out of the restaurant in favor of BusinessFish 50's money, letting him sit at his table of choice.
"The Executive Treatment"
He is seen with other executives going to Business Industries.
"Goodbye, Krabby Patty?"
He angrily stares at SpongeBob and Template:Data:Links along with other fish as they brush their teeth in front of a display mirror.
"Snooze You Lose"
He walks out of the concert hall with his trumpet on his head, as the conductor did not like his act and was very brutal about it.
"Krusty Kleaners"
The executive is one of the fish working for the tank company. He is seen when SpongeBob pogo jumps in his cubicle.
"Call the Cops"
He takes a picture of Mr. Krabs and SpongeBob hugging.
"The Krusty Slammer"
He is seen at the Krusty Slammer eating with Incidental 95. When the prisoners start throwing tomatoes, Incidental 95 and BusinessFish 50 leave the restaurant.
"Breakin'"
He is seen at the Krusty Krab eating a Krabby Patty.
References
- ↑ Rough storyboards for "Stuck on the Roof" and "SpongeBob's Place"