Clownfish Capers: Difference between revisions
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*The usage of this track has slowed down since [[season 8]]. | *The usage of this track has slowed down since [[season 8]]. | ||
*Between "[[Patrick-Man!]]" and "[[Chatterbox Gary]]," this track took over five years to return as title card music. | *Between "[[Patrick-Man!]]" and "[[Chatterbox Gary]]," this track took over five years to return as title card music. | ||
*"[[Slide Whistle Stooges]] | *"[[Slide Whistle Stooges]]" and "[[Swimming Fools]]" are the only episodes to play the entire track. | ||
** | **The latter does play the entire track, but it cuts off where Patrick dives into the pool, creating a black hole which disappears everything, though it continues after everything goes back to normal | ||
*Since its introduction, [[season 10]] is the only season where this track was not used as title card music. | *Since its introduction, [[season 10]] is the only season where this track was not used as title card music. | ||
*"[[First and Last Aid]]" is the only spin-off episode to play this track. | *"[[First and Last Aid]]" is the only spin-off episode to play this track. | ||
Revision as of 04:47, 16 November 2024
Template:Infobox OM "Clownfish Capers" is a Hawaiian track composed by Sage Guyton and Jeremy Wakefield. The instruments include a steel guitar and a ukulele. It is mostly used as title card music and it sometimes plays in episode endings.
Alternate titles: "Clown Fish Capers," "Clowfish Capers," "Clownfish Ca Pers," "Clownfish Caoers"
Usage
Episodes
SpongeBob SquarePants
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Shorts
Trivia
- Since this track's debut in season 4, it has played in every season.
- With 27 usages to date, this track is currently the most commonly used title card music.
- "Bucket Sweet Bucket" is the first episode to use this track outside of a title card or ending.
- Excluding the Patchy segment, this is the first track to play in season 5.
- The usage of this track has slowed down since season 8.
- Between "Patrick-Man!" and "Chatterbox Gary," this track took over five years to return as title card music.
- "Slide Whistle Stooges" and "Swimming Fools" are the only episodes to play the entire track.
- The latter does play the entire track, but it cuts off where Patrick dives into the pool, creating a black hole which disappears everything, though it continues after everything goes back to normal
- Since its introduction, season 10 is the only season where this track was not used as title card music.
- "First and Last Aid" is the only spin-off episode to play this track.