Alarm Clock

Template:Under Construction Template:NC Template:OTab Template:Object The Alarm Clock is an alarm clock that first appears in "Employee of the Month" and makes its most major role in the episode "Rise and Shine."

Description

It is usually depicted as a yellow alarm clock (although sometimes seen in other colors such as gray, blue, and purple) with a ringer that starts ringing the two small bells on top of it when it goes off, and a wind-up key to set the time. Its original design featured a more jagged octagon shape, the clock part having a blue color, and everything else being colored something yellow-like. A redesign introduced in "I ♥ Dancing" depicts it more round shaped and having more varieties of color (although the original design is still used occasionally). Some alarm clocks also seems to be sentient as shown in "Rise and Shine" and "Truth or Square," as they have the ability to move on their own.

Role in series

SpongeBob SquarePants

"Employee of the Month"

Template:Data:Links breaks into Template:Data:Links in order to reset his alarm clock so that Template:Data:Links can wake up late. As Squidward arrives in the bedroom, SpongeBob attempts hiding in the pillow before being caught after attempting to reset the alarm clock. SpongeBob then proceeds to break the alarm clock, with Squidward revealing he has a full closest of alarm clocks, which SpongeBob attempts to break. However, SpongeBob stops and proceeds to do other methods of making Squidward late.

"Dying for Pie"

The alarm clock wakes up Squidward from his dream.

"Graveyard Shift"

Template:Data:Links uses a gray version of the alarm clock to wake up at 3 AM in order to eat a Krabby Patty.

"SquidBob TentaclePants"

The alarm clock wakes up Squidward from his dream, in which he gets ready for another bad day at work.

"Rise and Shine"

Patrick hears the alarm clock scared and confused on where the sound is coming from. Patrick then sees the alarm clock and the lamp thinking that it ringed at him as a joke, before quickly getting annoyed as the noise would not stop. Patrick then gets angry and proceeds to destroy the lamp (thinking that it was the one making the noise). After realizing the lamp did not make the noise Patrick asks the alarm clock where the noise is coming from, with the alarm clock then proceeding to leave. This makes Patrick annoyed, so he asks the Pillow SpongeBob instead on where the ringing is coming from, which the alarm clock proceeds to ring its way towards there. However, the alarm clock gets crushed by the Pillow SpongeBob and Patrick thinks this means it is time for breakfast. As Patrick attempts to "save" the Canned Coral he accidentally hits the alarm clock with the can, causing it to stop ringing. Patrick then proceeds to unknowingly eat the alarm clock (as it was covered in the food), and it starts ringing again on his tongue. Patrick starts panicking that he is late and proceeds to swallow the alarm clock.

"Truth or Square"

SpongeBob makes a line made up of several blue alarm clocks that proceed to wake him, Template:Data:Links, and Squidward up. After SoongeBob tells his first experience with a Krabby Patty, Gary proceeds to hiss at one of the alarm clocks, causing it to move away from him.

SpongeBob's Truth or Square

Patrick's alarm clock from "Rise and Shine" can be unlocked as one of the happiness objects. If interacted, it starts to ring causing several coins to pop up.

"I ♥ Dancing"

The alarm clock can briefly be seen in a montage.

"Buried in Time"

The blue alarm clock can be seen as one of the many items in the time capsule.

"Enchanted Tiki Dreams"

Squidward has a blue alarm clock which he looks at after hearing SpongeBob and Patrick doing construction.

"Sentimental Sponge"

A Gray alarm clock can be seen waking up Squidward.

"Restraining SpongeBob"

The alarm clock can briefly be seen when Squidward wakes up.

"Squirrel Record"

Squidward presumably brought one of his alarm clocks to the Krusty Krab, in which said alarm clock wakes Squidward up after taking a nap from reading a magazine.

"Kenny the Cat"

SpongeBob uses the alarm clock to see how long he can hold his breath. Later in the episode, SpongeBob wakes up by using a Template:Data:Links themed alarm clock to make sure he sees the Kenny the Cat themed parade.

"Man Ray Returns"

A blue alarm clock can briefly be seen in the background after SpongeBob and Patrick wreck Squidward's bedroom.

"No Pictures Please"

A blue alarm clock can be seen in The Tidal Zone. Later in the episode, an alarm clock can be seen in Patrick‘ s stomach.

"Gary & Spot"

An alarm clock can be seen in Template:Data:Links and Template:Data:Links's bedroom.

"Gary's Got Legs"

A gray alarm clock can be seen coming out of SpongeBob's mouth to inform him that he is late.

"Broken Alarm"

When SpongeBob goes to Clock World, a purple alarm clock can be seen in Incidental 118C's hat. Later in the episode, the same purple alarm clock can be seen on a table in SpongeBob's house.

"SpongeBob's Big Birthday Blowout"

Patrick has an alarm clock on his wrist which reminds him that it is time to take SpongeBob on a surface tour for his birthday so that everyone can setup his house for a surprise party.

"Shell Games"

A gray alarm clock can be seen waking up Tony which he proceeds to smash.

"Lighthouse Louie"

The alarm clock is among the many items seen in Mrs. Puff's Boating School's lighthouse.

"The Big Bad Bubble Bass"

A young Mermaid Man clock can be seen owned by Bubble Bass which proceeds to wake him up.

"Sea-Man Sponge Haters Club"

Squidward can be seen holding an alarm clock with a personified face on it when informing everyone that his story will be in real time.

The Patrick Star Show

"Late for Breakfast"

The alarm clock can be seen waking up Ouchie which also proceeds to wake up Patrick as well.

"Pat-a-thon"

Patrick can be seen being waken up by the alarm clock while he is sleeping during the middle of the show.