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Revision as of 00:21, 24 February 2019
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Characters
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- Patrick Star
- Medieval Moments horn players Template:Debut
- Medieval Moments guards Template:Debut
- Medieval Moments announcer Template:Debut
- Medieval Moments audience
- Archie
- Gus
- Franco
- Henry-Bart
- Nat Peterson
- Thaddeus
- Tom
- Tyler
- Clay
- Dale
- Dave
- Dennis
- Evelyn
- Frank (red shirt)
- Harold "Bill" Reginald
- Harv
- Martin
- Miss Shell
- Nazz-Mimi
- Ivy
- Sheldon
- Shubie
- Francis
- Fred
- Jimmy Gus
- Lloyd-Rich
- Paco
- Norma Rechid
- Sylvester
- Martha Smith
- John
- Vera Fishbowl
- Lonnie
- Debbie Rechid
- Harry
- Frank (lifeguard)
- Richard
- Abigail Marge
- Mable
- Sandals
- Scooter
- Morrie Template:Debut
- Morrie's wife Template:Debut
- Seahorses
- Knights Template:Debut
- Dungeon Master Template:Debut
- Squidly Tentacles Template:Debut
- Dragon jellyfish Template:Debut
- Citizens of Bikini Bottomshire
- King Krabs Template:Debut
- Princess Pearl Template:Debut
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- Planktonamor Template:Debut
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Synopsis
SpongeBob and Patrick are running up to the Medieval Moments stadium/restaurant to watch the jousting tournament. Upon their arrival, Morrie announces the tournament and asks for two volunteers to take part in the jousting, choosing SpongeBob and Patrick. Unaware that they are actually going to be in the tournament, and not just watching up close, they are forced to mount seahorses and start jousting against each other. They are both launched off of their seahorses into the air and land in a small field in 8th Century Bikini Bottom.
A large group of knights on seahorses surround the duo. They lock SpongeBob and Patrick in the dungeons because they think they are evil. There they see an octopus playing a clarinet. They think it is Squidward, but the octopus' name is actually Squidly. In the meantime, SpongeBob and Patrick still think this is part of the Medieval Moments tournament, until Squidly tells them about Dragon Jellyfish is zapping around the village, making SpongeBob and Patrick realized they went back in time.
Later, SpongeBob, Patrick, and Squidly are sent to King Krabs, who orders them to be executed because of an insulting song they sing in front of him. However, Princess Pearl reminds her dad of a prophecy in a stained glass window, which says that two brave knights will fall from the sky and will be sent by a king and defeat the dragon controlled by the evil wizard Planktonamor that is destroying the kingdom. Just then, the Dragon Jellyfish smashes through the wall with the prophecy on it.
Under Planktonamor's orders, it kidnaps Pearl in order to kill her and effortlessly flicks King Krabs into the guillotine, smashing it just before SpongeBob can be executed. The dragon flies away, and King Krabs, who realized they are the chosen ones, begs SpongeBob and Patrick with forgiveness and tells them to rescue his daughter, treating them like royalty, and Squidly comes along as well after orders from King Krabs.
On the way, they stop off at the Blacksmith's shop to get some armor and weapons, only to find that all of the weapons are too heavy except for the jellyfish net. As they reach the bridge to Planktonamor's tower, they are attacked by a Dark Knight, who guards the bridge. The Dark Knight is revealed to be none-other than a medieval Sandy (who, unlike the present Sandy, does not need an air helmet). A duel ensues, with SpongeBob ultimately winning due to his karate prowess. After the battle, SpongeBob decides to spare her life. Amazed, the Dark Knight decides to follow SpongeBob, Patrick, and Squidly on their quest (and learn a trifle of Karate, according to her).
Back at the King's castle, Krabs receives a note saying that Princess Pearl will die if he does not hand over the village and his throne. SpongeBob, Patrick, Squidly, and the Dark Knight make an incredibly long journey to the top of the tower, where SpongeBob distracts Planktonamor while Patrick, Squidly, and the Dark Knight try to rescue Pearl. However, the Dragon soon arrives and manages to zap the heroes. Just as the Dragon is about to finish off
SpongeBob, he pulls out a Krabby Patty he had been saving for lunch. The Dragon eats it and likes it so much that it becomes obedient to SpongeBob, zapping Planktonamor. The heroes return to the village to have their victory celebrated, and King Krabs is seen cooking Krabby Patties (on a modern grill) for the dragon. However, as soon as Squidly starts playing his clarinet, everybody hates it, and someone throws a rock at him. The seahorses become scared and launch SpongeBob and Patrick into the air.
They land back at the jousting tournament in present day, where SpongeBob thinks and tells Patrick that all of this was just a dream, however, Patrick is seen squashing underneath Squidly, who is accidentally went to the present day as well as the episode ends.
Production
Deleted scene
On the Season 4 Volume 1 DVD, the storyboard shows SpongeBob and Patrick making sure they are okay after falling out of the sky.
Art
Music
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Release
- This episode is available on the Lost in Time, Complete Fourth Season, Season 4 Volume 1, Nick Picks Volume 5, First 100 Episodes, and SpongeBob and Friends: Patrick SquarePants DVDs.
Reception
Trivia
General
- Although this episode was the first one to debut in 2006, it was made in 2005 according to the credits. It was also produced between two episodes that were made and aired in 2005.
- This was the first episode to be aired simulcast in the United States and Latin America in the same date, as it was promoted as a "world premiere."
- This was Robertryan Cory's first episode as the character designer.
- This is the second and last half hour special of season 4. The first is "Have You Seen This Snail?"
- This is the second episode to have time traveling. The first was "SB-129."
- This episode had 8.5 million viewers during its premiere, making it till today, the second most-watched episode of SpongeBob SquarePants (the first one being "Atlantis SquarePantis").
- This episode was first seen in a New Year's 2006 commercial.
- This episode premiered one day before the Lost in Time DVD was released in the U.S.
- King Krabs' castle looks like the Krusty Krab in design.
- It is revealed that Template:Data:Links and Template:Data:Links are related to royalty.
- Most of SpongeBob's friends have an ancestor but neither SpongeBob or Patrick have a medieval relative that appear.
- There is an online game that is based on this episode.
- There are also two books based on this episode named Good Knight SpongeBob and Lost in Time: A Medieval Adventure.
- This episode marks the second time a reference to Dungeons and Dragons is used. The first time was in "Mid-Life Crustacean" with "P & P."
- This episode, "Selling Out," "Funny Pants," and "Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy VI: The Motion Picture" were the last episodes to have a VHS release.
- This is the second 22-minute special to not feature Patchy the Pirate and Potty the Parrot. The first is "Have You Seen This Snail?" However, they do make a cameo in the SpongeBob SquarePants special opening of the latter.
- According to the credits (at least the ones on the DVDs) and the storyboard, there was supposed to be a "SpongeBob Doppelganger" who would have been voiced by Rodger Bumpass.
- This episode is one of the four season four episodes to use the Crowd Scream sound effect, the other three being "Selling Out," "Enemy In-Law," and "Once Bitten" respectively.
- This episode was aired alongside various specials from SpongeBob and The Fairly OddParents, leading up to the Nickelodeon movie 100 Things to Do Before High School.
- This episode premiered in New Zealand on Billy West's 56th birthday and one year after The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie was released in Indonesia.
- This episode premiered in Asia on Amy Sedaris' 45th birthday and four years after "Krab Borg" and "Rock-a-Bye Bivalve."
- Before the episode's premiere, Nickelodeon released a preview clip of the episode on TurboNick.
- Burger King released a promotional toyline based on this episode in 2006. It consisted of 20 different figures and rolled out a global promotional sweepstakes called "Lost in Time With SpongeBob SquarePants," which offered customers a trip to one of the countries visited by SpongeBob in the episode.[1]
- During Squidly's third song, SpongeBob's giggling is lifted from "Naughty Nautical Neighbors."
Cultural references
- The title of the episode is a parody of the role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons. One of the characters in this episode is the Dungeon Master, which is also a reference to the game.
- The name of the stadium/restaurant, Medieval Moments, is a spoof of the restaurant chain Medieval Times.
- Bikini Bottomshire is a parody of the names of British lands that formed during the Middle Ages, known as shires.
- King Krabs' name is possibly a pun on "king crab," which is a group of crustaceans related to (but not in the same group as) true crabs.
- The scene where SpongeBob, Patrick, the Dark Knight, and Squidly rescue Princess Pearl from the evil wizard in the highest part of Planktonamor's tower is possibly a reference to the 2001 DreamWorks movie Shrek, where Shrek and Donkey rescue Fiona from the dragon.
- Planktonamor's Tower is a reference to The Eye or Sauron, besides the fact that the eye is not in between the spikes.
Errors
- Before the Dark Knight rubs SpongeBob against the rock, Squidly and Patrick are behind it. However, they immediately disappear out of nowhere once Sandy reaches the spot.
- Dark Knight is able to breathe underwater and unlike Sandy, she doesn't have an air helmet.
- One of SpongeBob's eyelashes gets torn off, but later, it comes back.
- When Planktonamor says "Wow...," the closed captions on Sky read "Well..."
- When Patrick says "Try telling that to Squidly," the closed captions on Sky read "Try telling that to Squidward."
- In the closing credits to this episode, Mr. Lawrence, who played Planktonamor, is not credited as a cast member.
Videos
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Promo
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A live coverage show, as part of Monday Knight Slimetime (simiral to Friday Night SlimeTime), was airing during the episode
References
- ↑ Burger Kings Renews SpongeBob Premiums Sweeps (February 22, 2016). Retrieved on February 2, 2018.
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