GRAB A SIGN AND JOIN THE PICKET LINE WITH THE
OCEAN’S HARDEST-WORKING FRY COOK
SPONGEBOB, YOU’RE FIRED!
SpongeBob loves
nothing more than being a fry cook at the beloved Krusty Krab (except
his pet snail Gary, of course!), but in this new DVD collection – SpongeBob, You’re Fired! – SpongeBob
must learn to find a life outside of Mr. Krabs’ watchful eyes. Tune in
for 14 hilarious work adventures as SpongeBob tries new jobs such as
working at The Chum Bucket with Plankton (gasp!), picketing with
Squidward and even modeling in a commercial! This
one-of-a-kind collection, which is packed with over THREE HOURS of
content, is a must-have for any SpongeBob SquarePants fan and is
sure to be a blast for the whole family. Created by Nickelodeon
Home Entertainment and distributed by Paramount Home Media Distribution, SpongeBob, You’re Fired! will be released on DVD on April 29, 2014 for the suggested retail price of $14.99.
Get these episodes and more of SpongeBob SquarePants on iTunes at iTunes.com/SpongeBob.
SpongeBob, You’re Fired! Episode Synopses:
SpongeBob, You’re Fired
In
order to save money, Mr. Krabs fires SpongeBob. Unable to just “do
nothing,” SpongeBob decides to go back to work doing anything, anywhere.
Neptune's Spatula
On
a visit to the Fry Cook Hall of Fame, SpongeBob inadvertently pulls a
mythical spatula from a vat of ancient grease, thus giving him claim to
the title of "World’s Greatest Fry Cook". When the act summons the great
King of the Sea, Neptune, however, SpongeBob must face the disbelieving
god in the Ultimate Cook-Off Challenge.
Welcome To The Chum Bucket
Mr.
Krabs loses SpongeBob's fry cook contract in a bet with Plankton and
SpongeBob is forced to go work at the Chum Bucket. While there,
SpongeBob is so homesick that he can't even fry up a single patty. At a
loss, Plankton tries to comfort SpongeBob by showering him with gifts
and attention, so much so that SpongeBob soon acts like a spoiled
teenager. Plankton can't take it and ends up begging Mr. Krabs to take
SpongeBob back. Mr. Krabs agrees to take him back, but he warns Plankton
that it will cost him.
The Original Fry Cook
Mr.
Krabs’ old fry cook pays a special visit to the Krusty Krab. SpongeBob
is in awe of his predecessor, who has since become a world-renowned chef
following his departure from Krabs' restaurant. When SpongeBob tries to
impress the impressive chef, he instead finds his fry cook skills are
in question. Taking the chefs critique to heart, SpongeBob decides to
quit - his beloved Krusty Krab deserves someone better. Without his
employee of the month, Krabs is stuck with an overpriced chef that will
charge him an arm and a leg to flip one burger. He must find SpongeBob
and convince him to return to work - or lose a fortune on his original
cook.
Le Big Switch
After being enrolled in a chef exchange program, SpongeBob switches places with a snooty French chef from a high-end restaurant.
Model Sponge
SpongeBob tries a career at being a model in a kitchen sponge commercial.
Employee of the Month
Mr.
Krabs uses the award to drive SpongeBob, but he dupes SpongeBob into
believing he might break his ongoing winning streak and lose this month
to Squidward. Squidward could care less but goes along with the ruse for
fun. But when a fearful SpongeBob works so hard he humiliates Squidward
at work, the battle for the award begins.
Bossy Boots
When
Mr. Krabs gives his daughter, Pearl, a job at the Krusty Krab, she
starts to make some big changes in the menu and atmosphere. SpongeBob is
threatened and doesn't like the new "management" but after a bit he
gets used to it. It turns out that Mr. Krabs who hates all the changes,
but he doesn't have the heart to fire his own daughter. Mr. Krabs
commands SpongeBob to fire Pearl for him, but SpongeBob really doesn't
want to. Mr. Krabs gives him an ultimatum, fire Pearl or he's fired from
the greatest job he's ever had.
Krusty Dogs
Mr. Krabs decides to start selling hot dogs instead of Krabby Patties.
License to Milkshake
SpongeBob learns his milkshake license has expired, and is forced to go back to the milkshake academy.
Help Wanted
Encouraged
by his best friend, Patrick Starfish, SpongeBob overcomes his fears and
finally applies for that dream job as a fry cook at the Krusty Krab.
Challenged by the owner, Mr. Krabs, and his assistant, Squidward, to
prove himself worthy of the job, SpongeBob rises to the occasion, with
the help of one very special spatula, by feeding a sea of ravenous
anchovies.
Wet Painters
SpongeBob
and Patrick are wreaking havoc on the Krusty Krab, so Mr. Krabs decides
to give them a little busy work. He tells them to paint his living room
and gives them permanent paint. Very permanent. So permanent that he
threatens to hang their butts over his mantle if they get it on
anything. They manage to paint the entire room, covered in knick-knacks,
without a drop anywhere…until they see a tiny, microscopic speck on Mr.
Krabs' framed and prized first dollar! Their efforts to remove the
paint only wreck precious dollar all the more. When Mr. Krabs comes home
and finds it, he laughs; telling them the paint comes off with saliva.
He licks the dollar and it's good as new. He laughs so hard at
their fear of his wrath that he spits all over the room, and the paint
drips off of all the walls.
Krusty Krab Training Video
The excitement!
You are now a member of the official Krusty Krab crew! In
this informative episode, you will learn all of the attributes necessary
to become an excellent employee in the fast-paced world of fast food
restaurants. Everything from personal hygiene to Krabby Patty
construction is covered in this mandatory Krusty crew video.
Pizza Delivery
Mr.
Krabs has SpongeBob and Squidward go above and beyond the call of duty
to make the first successful Krabby Patty pizza delivery. When the two
become stranded in the desert, SpongeBob has to prevent the starving
Squidward from eating the pizza before they deliver it.
SpongeBob, You’re Fired! Fast Facts:
Street Date: April 29, 2014
Catalogue: 805944
DVD SRP: $14.99
Running Time: Approximately 186 Minutes
***Complimentary product received. This is not a review. Infomration was provided by the company or their representative.***
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