House of Squidward
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House of Squidward is a SpongeBob SquarePants comic strip that appeared in the November 2007 issue of Nickelodeon Magazine.[1]
Characters
- Squidward Tentacles' house
- Squidward Tentacles
- SpongeBob SquarePants
- Patrick Star
- Eugene H. Krabs
- Sheldon J. Plankton
- Mama Plankton (mentioned)
- Larry the Lobster
- Scooter
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Synopsis
Squidward is relaxing in his front yard, only to be interrupted by SpongeBob and Patrick playing catch between them. When SpongeBob asks Squidward to play, he refuses and tricks them into leaving him alone by heading into his backyard for a surprise he hid back there. When SpongeBob cannot find any surprise and assumes there is no surprise at all, Patrick digs in the sand and finds a mysterious on/off switch, which he flips. The switch causes Squidward's house to come to life and "awaken" after years of being asleep, which seems like a surprise to them.
Squidward's house begins running all over Bikini Bottom causing ruckus. First it robs the Krusty Krab, then it goes to the Chum Bucket, where it is grossed out by Plankton's chum. It drinks up Goo Lagoon to wash the "horrible taste" away before spitting it out and causing a flood, then proceeds to destroy all the buildings downtown. To get the house to come to them, SpongeBob, Patrick, and Squidward start doing Squidward's favorite hobbies like clarinet music, modern dance, and painting pictures of fancy food, but the house is not impressed. Then Patrick suggests blowing bubbles, which the house loves, but is still running around. SpongeBob then gets an idea and disguises his house to look alive for the house to fall for it, and tricks it into sitting down back in its spot so Patrick can turn the switch off, which finally stops the house. Squidward thanks SpongeBob and Patrick and owes them one, and the comic ends with SpongeBob and Patrick pulling Squidward into a game of keep-away with them.
Trivia
General
- Throughout the comic, whenever Squidward's house delivers a pun, Patrick boos. This is a reference to "Wet Painters."
- The puns Squidward's house gives, in order, are:
- "I'm head-ing out of here!"
- "I want to be a full house!"
- "Okay, but remember: Here today, lagoon tomorrow!"
- "Oh, baby, I a-door you!"
References
| SpongeBob SquarePants comics appearing in Nickelodeon Magazine (V • E) | |
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| Working Bubble Time (November 1999) • Untitled comic (March 2003) • Home on De-Range (Summer 2003) • Playtime Patrick (Summer 2003) • Hungry for Heroes (Spring 2004) • SpongeBob at the Movies (November 2004) • SpongeBob Scramble (Special 2004) • Untitled comic (Summer 2005) • Special Day (Summer 2005) • Just Desserts (Fall 2005) • Barnacles (August 2006) • Fingers! (August 2006) • Kelpo Me, Please! (August 2006) • Molt Jolt (November 2006) • Staring Contest (May 2007) • House of Squidward (November 2007) • My Nephews Are Coming to Visit! (2008) • Untitled comic (July 2008) • Bare Bones (October 2008) • Gumballs on the Go (November 2008) • Say Cheese (Dec. 2008/Jan. 2009) • Untitled comic (March 2009) • Belly Button Lint (July 2009) • CreamBob ConePants (November 2009) • Hey, Squidward! (November 2009) • A Snail's Life (December 2009) • The Abominable Snowfish! (Dec. 2009/Jan. 2010) • Best Fiend (date unknown) • Keep Away from Krabs (date unknown) • SpongeBob's and Patrick's Puppet Show (date unknown) • Super Suspicion! (date unknown) • Tale of the Tape (date unknown) | |