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'''Deep Sea Sillies''' is a {{SBSP}} VHS tape that contains 3 episodes from [[Season 1]] and 2 episodes from [[Season 3]]. | '''Deep Sea Sillies''' is a {{SBSP}} VHS tape that contains 3 episodes from [[List of season 1 episodes|Season 1]] and 2 episodes from [[List of season 3 episodes|Season 3]]. | ||
==Episodes== | ==Episodes== | ||
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{{DVD-list|Born Again Krabs}} | {{DVD-list|Born Again Krabs}} | ||
{{DVD-list/bottom}} | {{DVD-list/bottom}} | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*The cover of this tape is based on the episode "[[Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy]]." | *The cover of this tape is based on the episode "[[Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy]]." | ||
*This and [[Bikini Bottom Bash!]] were the first VHS to | *This and [[Bikini Bottom Bash!]] were the first SpongeBob VHS tapes to use the [[Nickelodeon]] fish logo in the opening. | ||
*"Born Again Krabs" released on this video tape before it aired on TV. | *"[[Born Again Krabs]]" was released on this video tape before it aired on TV. | ||
==Errors== | ==Errors== | ||
*The | *The spine of this VHS tape has the [[Paramount Pictures]] 90th Anniversary logo from {{Time|2002}}, even though the tape is from {{Time|2003}}. | ||
*The Nickelodeon Haystack logo at the end has a copyright date of 2002. | *The Nickelodeon Haystack logo at the end has a copyright date of 2002. | ||
**This is because normally, when VHS tapes are going to be released, they are manufactured ahead of time. This and | **This is because normally, when VHS tapes are going to be released, they are manufactured ahead of time. This and Bikini Bottom Bash! were manufactured in late 2002, and weren't released until 2003. It's probably why the 90th Anniversary Paramount logo is on the VHS cover. | ||
*On the opening credits of "[[Tea at the Treedome]]" on this VHS, [[Edgar Larrazábal]] was | [[File:Tea_at_the_Treedome_Edgar_version.png|thumb|260px|Edgar Larrazabal version.]] | ||
*On the opening credits of "[[Tea at the Treedome]]" on this VHS tape, [[Edgar Larrazábal]] was credited as the animation director instead of [[Tom Yasumi]]. This also happens in early reruns of "Tea at the Treedome"<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hyXTPw1neIU&t=0m8s</ref> and it's possible that this VHS uses an early airing of that episode. | |||
==Alternate covers== | ==Alternate covers== | ||
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9555275608426-800x800.jpg|VCD cover | 9555275608426-800x800.jpg|VCD cover | ||
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{{VHS tapes}} | {{VHS tapes}} | ||
Revision as of 06:27, 11 February 2017
Template:VHS Deep Sea Sillies is a SpongeBob SquarePants VHS tape that contains 3 episodes from Season 1 and 2 episodes from Season 3.
Episodes
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Trivia
- The cover of this tape is based on the episode "Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy."
- This and Bikini Bottom Bash! were the first SpongeBob VHS tapes to use the Nickelodeon fish logo in the opening.
- "Born Again Krabs" was released on this video tape before it aired on TV.
Errors
- The spine of this VHS tape has the Paramount Pictures 90th Anniversary logo from 2002, even though the tape is from 2003.
- The Nickelodeon Haystack logo at the end has a copyright date of 2002.
- This is because normally, when VHS tapes are going to be released, they are manufactured ahead of time. This and Bikini Bottom Bash! were manufactured in late 2002, and weren't released until 2003. It's probably why the 90th Anniversary Paramount logo is on the VHS cover.
- On the opening credits of "Tea at the Treedome" on this VHS tape, Edgar Larrazábal was credited as the animation director instead of Tom Yasumi. This also happens in early reruns of "Tea at the Treedome"[1] and it's possible that this VHS uses an early airing of that episode.
Alternate covers
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VCD cover
