SpongeBob and Patrick take a quiz on each other, which threatens their friendship.

After Mr. Krabs finds a hole in the walls of the Krusty Krab, he transforms it into a drive-thru.

Upon learning that “imitation is the sincerest form of flattery” from Squidward, SpongeBob impresses his friends through impressions of them. He becomes so obsessed with impressions that he loses his own identity, and SpongeBob’s friends need to imitate him to remind him who he is.

Patrick goes into an uncontrollable rage whenever he hears a bell ringing. Mr. Krabs realizes this after the installation of a new dinner bell, and enters Patrick in a wrestling match.

Pickles: SpongeBob loses his self-confidence when an arrogant customer wrongfully claims SpongeBob forgot to put pickles on his Krabby Patty. With his perfect record now ruined, SpongeBob quits his job as he begins doubting his ability to do even the simplest task. Without SpongeBob, the restaurant fails to attract customers. When SpongeBob learns the Krusty […]

Wigstruck: SpongeBob finds an old powdered wig in the trash and wears it around town thinking it is the height of all things cool. The townspeople laugh at him, and Mr. Krabs makes him wear a ridiculous hairnet (which only makes SpongeBob even sillier). But nothing can convince him that the wig is anything but […]

After a boating accident, Mr. Krabs and Plankton have to attend boating school. The two’s rivalry makes them unable to focus, and they fight during their driving test, causing them to crash. Plankton and Krabs, along with SpongeBob, end up stitched together in the hospital.

When Squidward’s house gets destroyed, he reluctantly decides to take residence inside Patrick’s house. Soon, Squidward’s personality rubs onto Patrick, so Squidward takes on Patrick’s personality to make things even.