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The '''bartender''' is a character who appears in the episode "[[Hide and Then What Happens?]]" He is the bartender at [[The End of the World]] | The '''bartender'''<ref>[[Hide and Then What Happens? and Shellback Shenanigans (credits)]]</ref> is a character who appears in the episode "[[Hide and Then What Happens?]]" He is the bartender at [[The End of the World]] café and gift shop. | ||
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Revision as of 18:38, 10 May 2022
The bartender[1] is a character who appears in the episode "Hide and Then What Happens?" He is the bartender at The End of the World café and gift shop.
Description
He is a turquoise green elderly fish with gray puffy hair on the sides of his head and bald in the middle. He also has gray eyebrows. He has glasses with light blue lenses, dark red freckles, a violet purple back fin, and wears a black and white suit with a red bowtie.
Role in episode
Template:Data:Links walks in and the bartender asks if he can help him. SpongeBob needs help finding Template:Data:Links and he thinks he found him at the bar, but the person who is assumed to be Patrick is Patrick Not-Star.
