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{{ | {{D|the Mattel playset|Boating School}}{{Toy|brand={{W|Mattel}}|released={{Time|2005}}|name=Boating School|image=Mattel Episodic - Boating School.png|type=Playset}} '''Boating School''' is a {{SBSP}} playset released by {{W|Mattel}} in {{Time|2005}}. It is based on the [[season 1]] episode "[[Boating School]]" and is part of the [[Mattel SpongeBob Episodic series|Mattel Episodic series]]' Episode Playpack line. It includes a figure of {{Link|SpongeBob}}, [[Mrs. Puff]], a [[boatmobile]], a broken wall, and two traffic cones. | ||
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Revision as of 20:08, 29 December 2024
This is the page about the Mattel playset. For other uses, see Boating School (disambiguation).
Template:Toy Boating School is a SpongeBob SquarePants playset released by Mattel in 2005. It is based on the season 1 episode "Boating School" and is part of the Mattel Episodic series' Episode Playpack line. It includes a figure of Template:Data:Links, Mrs. Puff, a boatmobile, a broken wall, and two traffic cones.
Box features
Episode Facts
"Boating School" - "SpongeBob crashes into everything whenever he gets behind the wheel. So how can Patrick help his best friend get his boating license? Luckily, he's got a few tricks on hand."
Test Your Episode Knowledge
Q: How does Patrick help SpongeBob on his boating exam?
A: With a walkie-talkie. "Testing, Testing!!!"
Trivia
- This set has a product number of H0585, which is the lowest out of the entire line.
- If counting both smashed pieces of the brick wall, this set contains the most pieces out of all of the sets, containing a total of 6 individual pieces.