Spongebob's Trippiest Episode

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Spongebob has 277 Episodes, but these 5 are the TRIPPIEST

These are my own personal ratings!

Maximo Esco

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Sponge-henge has to be an honorary mention then! Because the fact Spongebob isolated himself in a cave to hide from some jellyfish and became so crazy from the loneliness that he had to construct statues of himself was just wow. Then when the jellyfish are distracted, he runs and finds out the Krusty Kdab has been abandoned meaning he's been isolating himself for years. The episode ends with futuristic jellyfish talking about how the statues of Spongebob are a mystery and nobody knows who built them.

I always wonder if the writers of that episode got inspired by the pyramids.

Alluringspace

13:51 is easy to explain. he just used some galavnized square steel, some screws he borrowed from his aunt and some eco friendly wood veneer

johannvanzadelhoff

The trippiest part in the 5th placed episode that the pencil sank to the bottom. There is only one type of wood that I know of is capable of sinking in itself in water. Ebenwood. But that pencil looks like a normal one, not a black pencil. Because eben is black by default, just saying

LastGoatKnight

Didn’t even talk about the actual trippiest episode, Doing Time

wkeydub

I don't see many people talking about "Squidward In Clarinetland", it's great to finally see someone talk about it for more than a few seconds! This episode is probably tied with SB-129 for the "trippiest" episode in my opinion. I'm honestly surprised that Spongehenge wasn't included, this episode made me feel way more uncomfortable than the other episodes on this list.
The entire Clarinetland episode made me feel extremely uncomfortable. I remember the pinball machine scene being particularly unsettling for me. Patrick playing a random pinball game in an otherwise empty and creepily designed room, paired with a random vacuum cleaner that moves and explodes on its own just really got to me for some reason. Also, not to mention the entire vibe of the episode that just felt very haunting and very liminal.

robotomo

I remember I was sick and having a fever some time ago. I was watching some SpongeBob episodes, falling asleep occasionally. Some time later, I talked with my sister about that weird SpongeBob-Fever-Dream I had and I recited the plot of Squidward in Clarinetland mixed with some elements from the randomland episode.
I was genuinely surprised when my sister told me that those are, in fact, real episodes and not my feverish imagination.

dazzed

Just a minor nitpick on SB 129. The cave version featured in the episode is called Prehistoric Sponge and Star. Spongegar and Patar are more advanced and are in a different episode called "UGH"

CommenterMr

Another trippy episode is “Earworm” where SpongeBob gets a song so unhealthily stuck in his head, that it eventually drives him into an all out psychosis. He eventually tries muttering a completely different song just to take his mind off of it, to no avail. Then the ending was even more trippy.

abrahamlincoln

SpongeGar and Patar are from the episode "Ugh".

The primitive SpongeBob and Patrick in "SB-129" are not SpongeGar and Patar.

They're actually just labeled as "Primitive Sponge" and "Primitive Star".

wittyithink

I honestly thought I Was a Teenage Gary, Rock Bottom, and the "alone" scene from SB-129 were scary when I was a kid.

galacticknight

5:40 - what is a squidbob? It's supposed to be snailward.

Mistyre

14:22 can't believe this episode is real. What a classic

coledavidson

Nah, you left out one of the other trippiest episode where spongebob has insomnia and cant sleep, there is some pretty weird stuff going on there

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