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*With the production code of 325-1501, this is the first episode produced for the show's [[Season 15|fifteenth production season]]. | *With the production code of 325-1501, this is the first episode produced for the show's [[Season 15|fifteenth production season]]. | ||
*The plot is similar to [[season 1]]'s "[[Rock Bottom]]," as both episodes involve SpongeBob taking a bus ride to a new and strange location. | *The plot is similar to [[season 1]]'s "[[Rock Bottom]]," as both episodes involve SpongeBob taking a bus ride to a new and strange location. | ||
*This episode also | *This episode is also similar to "[[Welcome to Binary Bottom]]," in which all of the characters are robots minus {{Link|Karen}}. | ||
===Cultural references=== | ===Cultural references=== | ||
*The title references the DC Comics Anti-Hero and Superman's backwards | *The title references the DC Comics Anti-Hero and Superman's backwards doppelganger, Bizarro, a character who does the opposite of everything his counterpart does, both physically and mentally. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 11:36, 29 March 2025
If you were looking for the article about the digital collection, then see Bizarro Bikini Bottom.
Characters
Production
This episode was confirmed on Cartoonlounge.de on February 22, 2025.[1]
On February 23, 2025, sound effects designer and editor Jeffrey Hutchins announced that he had started working on this episode and its sister, albeit referring to them as "season 15," due to the series being in its fifteenth production season.[2][3]
Trivia
General
- With the production code of 325-1501, this is the first episode produced for the show's fifteenth production season.
- The plot is similar to season 1's "Rock Bottom," as both episodes involve SpongeBob taking a bus ride to a new and strange location.
- This episode is also similar to "Welcome to Binary Bottom," in which all of the characters are robots minus Template:Data:Links.
Cultural references
- The title references the DC Comics Anti-Hero and Superman's backwards doppelganger, Bizarro, a character who does the opposite of everything his counterpart does, both physically and mentally.