Touching Money Mr Krabs Born Again Krabs

"Born Once more Krabs" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from season 3. In this episode, Mr. Krabs encounters the Flying Dutchman for his inexpensive actions after being sent to the hospital after eating a moldy Krabby Patty he tried to sell.

Contents

• one Characters
• 2 Synopsis
• 3 Product
  • iii.1 Music
  • iii.ii Release
• 4 Trivia
  • 4.i Full general
  • 4.2 Cultural references
  • four.3 Errors
• 5 References

Characters

• Squidward Tentacles
• SpongeBob SquarePants
• Foggy Patty ^(debut)
• Eugene H. Krabs
  • Harold Flower
• Pinch-o-Matic voice ^(debut)
• Patrick Star ^{(cameo on time carte du jour, mentioned)}
• Flies
• Flying Dutchman
• Nurse ^{(heard only)}
• Davy Jones ^(mentioned)
• Incidentals
  • Incidental 27 ^(cameo)
  • Incidental 14
  • Fred ^(cameo)
  • Incidental 67 ^(cameo)
  • Incidental 25
  • Incidental 116
  • Incidental 30
  • Incidental 37A
  • Incidental 22
  • Incidental seven
  • Incidental 60
  • Incidental 41
  • Incidental xx
  • Incidental half-dozen
  • Incidental 12
  • Incidental 49
  • Incidental 37B
  • Incidental 103
  • Incidental 48
  • Incidental xl
  • Incidental 23 ^(cameo)
  • Incidental 92
  • Incidental 5 ^(cameo)
  • Incidental 63 ^(cameo)
  • Incidental 73
  • Incidental 153
  • Incidental 152
• Fish on Television set ^(debut)
• Mermaid Man ^(mentioned)

Synopsis

I day, information technology is closing time at the Krusty Krab, and Squidward is manifestly delighted at existence gratuitous of work, while a sorry SpongeBob is not. He soon finds an old, blackened, moldy Krabby Patty nether the grill, and he tries to throw information technology out. Still, this triggers an alert, and Mr. Krabs will not let him throw out the patty, every bit serving information technology volition give him 5.2 cents, and he orders SpongeBob "not to brand another patty until that one is sold."

The adjacent twenty-four hours, Squidward is informed of the decision, and reluctantly holds out the rancid patty to the customer. The customer takes ane sniff of the patty, screams in disgust, and backflips out the door.

Sure enough, this results in the Krusty Krab losing many weeks' worth of business concern. Mr. Krabs wonders if it is the new place mats, but Squidward angrily tells his boss it is the old rotten patty he keeps trying to serve to everyone. The stubborn Mr. Krabs dismisses such a notion and has SpongeBob bring information technology out. SpongeBob reveals that he has caged it since it became sentient plenty to growl at him. Mr. Krabs decides to show his views by eating the patty, though before he eats it he sees an ambulance passing the Krusty Krab (mostly because the people already know he volition become sick from eating it). He eats the spoiled patty, and he is promptly rushed to the hospital minutes after while now dark-green. As he is being wheeled in, Mr. Krabs tells SpongeBob to wrap up the balance of the patty considering he still thinks it is worth eating, while the latter worries over his boss.

Mr. Krabs is taken to Davy Jones' locker past the Flying Dutchman.

Soon in the infirmary, the Flying Dutchman appears to condemn him in Davy Jones' Locker for his cheap deportment. Mr. Krabs falsely claims his name is "Harold Bloom," merely the Dutchman gets confirmation from the nurse that he is lying. When they arrive at the locker, Mr. Krabs begs to be freed. The Dutchman agrees to practise this, as long as he will e'er be generous from and then on, and Mr. Krabs promises.

At the Krusty Krab (which went bankrupt and concluded up going out of business due to the amount of business lost and Krabs' absence), Squidward is going through his boss' belongings while a bawling SpongeBob believes he volition come back, though his co-worker is non convinced by the doctor'due south give-and-take. At that moment, Mr. Krabs returns to the Krusty Krab and his employees are shocked to see him again. SpongeBob celebrates equally Squidward is deadpan, simply Mr. Krabs promises to exist less cheap and more generous.

Squidward tells Mr. Krabs nearly the hospital pecker.

Re-opening his restaurant, Mr. Krabs begins to treat everyone nicer with the "employee lounge" and free refills. But shortly, SpongeBob and Squidward get concerned when Mr. Krabs is not the least bit fazed when he receives a $10,000 hospital bill and does non take any money in the register to pay for it. When they tell Mr. Krabs how weird he has been interim, he states that he is having a bad dream and that there is nothing to worry virtually, much to their shock and defoliation. Afterwards Squidward and SpongeBob tell him otherwise, he realizes that the whole thing was real and panics. He now becomes a cheapskate once more and revokes all the gratuitous things he gave to the customers and threatens to rip off one'south arm over a penny. The Dutchman then returns to have him dorsum to the Locker, just SpongeBob bets that Mr. Krabs is generous, and bets that he would option him over all the money in The Dutchman'south pocket. Mr. Krabs promptly takes the money, sending a heartbroken SpongeBob to Davy Jones' Locker. Squidward is shocked and outraged at Mr. Krabs for selling SpongeBob's soul for 62 cents and chews him out. Mr. Krabs sees the mistake of his ways and rejects the money for another chance. The Flying Dutchman so returns with SpongeBob, not because of Mr. Krabs' repenting, but because SpongeBob was Style too abrasive due to his talkative nature and he believes that letting Mr. Krabs have SpongeBob in his life would exist "a fate worse than decease."

Mr. Krabs apologizes to SpongeBob for his petty act, but the latter dismisses it equally he would exercise the same, only promptly denies it, and the crew laughs. At the cease of the episode, the Flight Dutchman is seen reading near the locker when the phone rings. The caller is revealed to be SpongeBob, who begins to annoy the Flight Dutchman again with his consistent chatting.

Production

Music

(‣ ) Product music

(• ) Original music

(◦ ) SpongeBob music

‣  Kerry Polka - Brian Peters[championship card]
‣  Torn Apart - Mike Sunderland["Closing fourth dimension, the saddest time of the twenty-four hours."]
•  Thought Vibe - Nicolas Carr[SpongeBob finds a patty under the grill]
‣  The Rake Hornpipe - Robert Alexander White[Krabs wants to sell it]
‣  Dramatic Cue (H) - Ronald Hanmer[client screams]
‣  The Tip Top Polka/The Cliff Polka - Chelmsford Folk Band["We haven't had a customer in weeks."]
‣  Murder for Moderns (A) - D G Dolf Van Der Linden[Krabs in the hospital]
‣  Murder for Moderns (B) - D Chiliad Dolf Van Der Linden[Doctor talks to Krabs]
‣  Dramatic Cue (E) - Ronald Hanmer["This is terrible!"]
‣  Malleus Mallificarum (A) - Dave Hewson[Flight Dutchman appears]
‣  In the Catacomb - Dave Hewson["Eugene Krabs, your fourth dimension has come."]
‣  The Dreadnought Tea Clipper (B) - Tim Laycock, Robert Alexander White["I must have the wrong room."]
‣  Malleus Mallificarum (A) - Dave Hewson["So, Krabs, you thought you lot could fool the Flight Dutchman?"]
‣  Common cold Sweat - John Scott["What do you want from me?"]
‣  Tales From The Swamp (C) - Ron Goodwin["Davy Jones' Locker!"]
‣  Cold Sweat - John Scott["Davy Jones' locker?! Why practise I have to go there? I'one thousand non a bad crab!"]
‣  Tales From The Swamp (A) - Ron Goodwin[Krabs and Flying Dutchman leave the infirmary]
‣  Monks (C) - Dave Hewson[sweaty socks]
•  Church Bong - Nicolas Carr["These are his socks."]
•  Drowsy Reef - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield[Krabs cries]
‣  Here'south Adieu Sweet Lovely Nancy (B) - Tim Laycock, Robert Alexander White[Krusty Krab out of business]
‣  The Promised Land - Kay Rudd[Krabs enters]
‣  The Promised Land - David Farnon["Beingness sick made me practice a lot of thinking."]
‣  Gay Dog - Francis Chacksfield[Krusty Krab reopens]
‣  Terror past Dark - Hubert Clifford[Krabs realizes he is awake]
‣  Dramatic Cue (G) - Ronald Hanmer[Krabs takes everything back]
‣  Menilmontant - Eric Gesma, Bernard Rabaud[customer watches the film in reverse]
‣  Dramatic Cue (One thousand) - Ronald Hanmer[Krabs takes the penny]
‣  Malleus Mallificarum (A) - Dave Hewson[Dutchman reappears]
‣  Common cold Sweat - John Scott["That footling display of parsimonious penny pinching..."]
‣  Tales From The Swamp (C) - Ron Goodwin["...for eternity!"]
‣  In the Crypt - Dave Hewson["Well, a bargain's a deal."]
•  Church Bell - Nicolas Carr["Permit's go."]
‣  The Haunted Castle - Paddy Kingsland[SpongeBob sticks up for Krabs]
•  Steel Licks 8 - Jeremy Wakefield[62 cents]
‣  Tales From The Swamp (A) - Ron Goodwin[Dutchman takes SpongeBob]
‣  Hawaiian Cocktail - Richard Myhill["What have I done?"]
•  Puka A - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield[Flying Dutchman takes SpongeBob back to the Krusty Krab]
•  Hooka - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield[ending]

Release

• This episode is available on the Tales from the Deep, Complete tertiary Season, 2-Season Telly Pack, The Ultimate SpongeBob Box Set, Double Feature Volume 3, The Ultimate Box Fix, Exposed!: The Ultimate Box Set, Actually Big Box Set, The Underwater Stories, The SpongeBob SquarePants 8 Flavor DVD Collection, Favorite Episodes, The SpongeBob SquarePants Collection, The SpongeBob SquarePants 8 Season DVD Collection, SpookTacular, From the Outset, Part ii, SpongeBob SquarePants Vol. 5, First 100 Episodes, SpongeBob ScaryPants Collection, The All-time 200 Episodes Ever, The 3rd & Quaternary Seasons, Ghouls Fools, and Complete Tertiary Season DVDs.
• This episode is also available on the Deep Bounding main Sillies and Tales from the Deep VHS tapes.

Trivia

General

• The episode was released on the Tales from the Deep DVD on January 28, 2003, nine months before it aired on American television.
• The championship card is similar to that of "The Chaperone," though it is orange instead of light blue, there are flowers added, there are more than bubbles added, and does not accept a 4:3 attribute ratio like-thing in it.
• This episode and its sister take been pulled by Nickelodeon since February 21, 2020, likely because of the ongoing COVID-xix pandemic. Although a few SpongeBob episodes were as well pulled for the same reason, they were restored on the network since February 2021.^[2]
  • Nicktoons, however, continues to air this episode and its sis.^{[3] [4]}
• In "Patty Hype," Mr. Krabs expresses concern for tainted patties when he thinks the green painted patty is spoiled and tries to burn it. In this episode, he has no concern for the rotten patty, and wants it served like a fresh patty.

Eugene Harold Krabs in a comic strip.

• Mr. Krabs' "false" name was "Harold Bloom." According to the Only the Clonely comic strip plant in SpongeBob Comics No. 54, Harold is really Mr. Krabs' middle name.
• In the Hebrew version of this episode, Mr. Krabs says his name is "Shimon Vaza" (which ways "Simon Vase").
  • In the Brazilian version, Mr. Krabs says to The Flying Dutchman that his name is "Harold Flores" (Harold Flowers). Flores is an actual concluding proper name in Brazil.
  • In the European Portuguese version, Mr. Krabs' pretend name is "Horácio Flores," being both actual Portuguese names.
  • In the High german version, Mr. Krabs says that his proper name is "Benjamin Blümchen," referencing an iconic children'south cartoon character his voice thespian is known for in Germany; Jürgen Kluckert, the voice of Benjamin, voices Mr. Krabs in the High german dub.

Mr. Krabs throws his money in rejection.

• In this episode, Mr. Krabs nigh rips off a customer's arm for a penny. In "Sleepy Time," he lands Moby Dollar in a dream sequence only tells SpongeBob to "never heed" the small change (when it spouts pennies). It may be considering this time, he has no money at all and is drastic to pay the bill.
• The Flying Dutchman has half dozen coins that added up to 62 cents. 1 possible combination is two quarters, two nickels, and 2 pennies.
• In the Russian version, Mr. Krabs sells SpongeBob for 68 cents instead of 62.
• This episode is one of the rare times when Mr. Krabs turns downwardly coin. He states "I don't want this foul money" and would rather want "SpongeBob back."
• This is the first (and and so far but) episode that shows a time card with SpongeBob, Patrick, Squidward, and Mr. Krabs on it.
• This episode shows that fifty-fifty though Squidward can be rude and hateful, he has more morals than Mr. Krabs.
• The Allow's Just Play live broadcast after a test carte du jour on Nickelodeon aired with this episode and "I Had an Accident during its American tv premiere.
• In the Polish dub, the episode's title is "Drugie życie Kraba" (Krabs' 2d Life).
• In the German dub, the episode has the cynical title of "Geizig bleibt geizig" (Stingy remains stingy).
• In one scene, Squidward is shown flicking the bun off the patty and telling SpongeBob to give him a different patty, but when the view is back to the patty, the bun is back on the patty. Squidward simply puts the bun back on the patty offscreen.
• When Incidental 60 is about to option up the penny, the penny is on the ground. However, in the adjacent scene, when the camera zooms out to see that Mr. Krabs parsimoniously grabs a concord of Incidental sixty'south right arm, the penny is gone. It is possible that Incidental 60 already picked upwards the penny by the time Mr. Krabs grabs his arm.
• When the Flying Dutchman returns and gives SpongeBob back, he says he only had him for 30 seconds; exactly xxx seconds elapse between the fourth dimension the Dutchman leaves with SpongeBob and returns him to Mr. Krabs.
• This episode marks the first time Mermaid Human being and Barnacle Boy are mentioned exterior of a Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy episode.

Cultural references

• In James Joyce's Ulysses, Leopold Blossom uses the pen name 'Henry Flower' when exchanging adulterous letters with 'Martha Clifford'.
• This episode's title parodies the phrase "Born Again Christian."

Errors

• Fifty-fifty though Mr. Krabs made it a rule non to serve any normal Krabby Patties until the rotten patty is served, Squidward attempts to serve a customer the rotten patty and other people are eating in the background.
  • They could have been eating other items on the bill of fare too Krabby Patties.

Squidward's detached hand.

• For one frame, Squidward's hand appears to exist discrete from the residue of his arm.
• The door Mr. Krabs enters the function through leads to the kitchen, yet there is no sign of the condiments or freezer door, and it is incredibly night.
• When Squidward wakes up from his nap, he enters from the right. Mr. Krabs' function is to the left of the order counter.
• When Flight Dutchman says, "...only you were cheap,...", his greenish glowing silhouette behind himself freezes, even though he moves slightly.
• When SpongeBob says, "...the 'employee lounge'.", at that place is a white edge on the right.
• The 62 cents that Flying Dutchman gives to Mr. Krabs have four errors.
  • One error is that when the 62 cents are first shown, their position is on Flying Dutchman'southward correct hand. Nonetheless, afterward the adjacent two scenes, when Flight Dutchman gives 62 cents to Mr. Krabs, their position is on Flying Dutchman'due south left mitt.
  • The other one is the number of coins that are supposed to exist 62 cents. When the 62 cents are first shown, the number of coins is six. Nonetheless, later on the next two scenes, when Flying Dutchman gives 62 cents to Mr. Krabs, the number of coins is eight instead of six.
  • The other one is the colors of the 62 cents. When the 62 cents are beginning shown, iii of them are silver, two of them are copper, and one of them is in greyness-green color. Even so, after the adjacent 2 scenes onwards, all of them are in copper colors and the sizes are the same, which is incorrect.
  • The other i is that when Mr. Krabs throws the 62 cents onto the flooring, they are nonetheless in that location. However, after one scene and one flashback, they are gone.
• When Davy Jones' locker is first shown, there are two rocks on the lesser left. Withal, after the next scene, the two rocks are gone.
• When Incidental 116 drops the clipboard onto the floor after seeing that Mr. Krabs has done a terrible affair, the clipboard is in that location. Yet, when Flying Dutchman appears, the clipboard is gone.

SpongeBob's forepart belt is missing.

In this scene, his whole belt is gone.

• When Mr. Krabs tells SpongeBob to get a fresh patty, his front belt is gone but his side chugalug is still intact, but when SpongeBob says "aye-aye sir," his whole chugalug is missing.

References

1. ^ http://chiliad.startimestv.com/browser/liveDetail?channelId=822761104
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