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FairlyOke SongPants Day was an event that occurred in Canada on September 2, 2013. It featured musical themed episodes of SpongeBob SquarePants and The Fairly OddParents.
A unique feature of this event was that captions were placed on the screen during musical numbers so viewers could sing along with the music.
Episode list
(All times in EST)
| Time | Episode |
|---|---|
| 9:00am |
The Fairly OddParents/ "School's Out! The Musical" Part 1 |
| 9:25am |
The Fairly OddParents/ "School's Out! The Musical" Part 2 |
| 9:50am | The Fairly OddParents/ "Love Struck!" |
| 10:15am | The Fairly OddParents/ "Boys in The Band; Shiny Teeth" |
| 10:40am | "Dunces and Dragons" |
| 11:05am | "Banned in Bikini Bottom"; "Stanley S. SquarePants" |
| 11:30am | "Best Day Ever" |
| 11:55am | "Texas"; "Sing A Song of Patrick" |
| 12:20pm | "Band Geeks"; "Ripped Pants" |
| 12:45pm | "The Chaperone"; "Welcome to the Chum Bucket" |
| 1:10pm | "SpongeBob's Last Stand" |
| 1:35pm | "The Sponge Who Could Fly" |
| 2:00pm | "Have You Seen This Snail?" |
| 2:30pm | "Your Shoe's Untied"; "The Camping Episode" |
| 3:00om | "Enchanted Tiki Dreams"; "Whale of a Birthday" |
| 3:30pm | "Selling Out"; "Wishing You Well" |
| 4:00pm | "Truth or Square" Part 1 |
| 4:30pm | "Truth or Square" Part 2 |
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5:00pm – 6:00pm |
"Atlantis SquarePantis" |
Trivia
General
- The artwork on SpongeBob was previously used on the cover of Rockin' Bikini Bottom digital collection.
- Its American counterpart was "SpongeBob's Best Day Off Ever," which aired the same day on Nickelodeon in America.
- During some of the songs, the lyrics were not shown.
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