History Fridge / SpongebobSquarepants

* At the beginning of "F.U.N." there's a scene where Plankton quickly runs into a magic shop to disguise himself from Spongebob. It's possible this is where Plankton got the inspiration for his magic show act seen in "Culture Shock".

* "Pranks a Lot" features Spongebob and Patrick pulling a bunch of childish pranks on people while invisible, only to get publicly humiliated at the very end of the episode (since they were both naked when they were made visible again). Why is this significant? This episode in particular is the last "pre-movie" episode; as in, it's the final episode before "The Spongebob Squarepants Movie", where Spongebob and Patrick prove themselves to be mature and capable of saving the day. The events of this episode no doubt must have influenced everyone not taking the duo seriously, as seen in the movie.

* In "The Big Bad Bubble Bass", [=SpongeBob=] and Patrick buy an action figure from the Toy Barrel that turns out to be possessed by a demonic spirit. If the store ''does'' sell possessed toys, maybe they were right to be afraid of being locked there overnight in "Toy Store of Doom"...

* In "Suds", [=SpongeBob=] gets the suds and is cured via the "sponge treatment". The [=SpongeBob=] [[TheWikiRule wiki]] says that the suds are caused by a buildup of soap and bubbles within the sponge, and the treatment involves washing out the excess soap. Remember, [=SpongeBob=] is a sea sponge, not a kitchen sponge. And kitchen sponges, after being used to wash dishes, go unused until the dishes have to be washed again. So in the meantime, kitchen sponges get the suds! Therefore, they get the suds more often than sea sponges!

** Kevin hates his "fans" so much that he tortures them both physically (trying to get them stung by jellyfish for a laugh, and tying them up and tricking them into summoning King Jellyfish with a fake call) and mentally (repeatedly calling them "losers" and cruelly laughing about it). Even worse, it's implied that Kevin doesn't even like or care about jellyfishing in the first place (he admits he was only part of the group for the "fashion" and dismisses Spongebob, who's genuinely passionate about the sport, as a "loser"), meaning he was presumably only doing it for the amusement, since he would be able to get away with torturing people due to his position. The guy is a straight up ''psychopath''.

** Their segregation would probably stem from primitive animals eating other animals. Maybe that segregation would be partially carried into the present day

* The decorations in [=SpongeBob=]'s living room. They're giant fishing lures, right? They're like the underwater equivalent of fishing trophies. Fishermen have their best fish stuffed and hung up on their walls to show everyone what they managed to pull on... Fish put up the biggest fishing lures they've managed to ''take down with them'' for just the same reason.

** Spongebob genuinely likes Squidward and considers him a friend, and Squidward himself has shown that he cares for the little guy (even admitting he actually sort of likes him) on rare occasions. Ironically, this means Squidward is actually more successful than Squilliam in one aspect, as Squilliam is never shown being around anyone who presumably isn't just doing so for his money/status.

* If you think about it, Squilliam has the exact same nasty asocial attitude as Squidward. While Squidward struggles to get by on a day-to-day basis and has nobody who likes him (aside from his annoying neighbors, whom he himself hates) or appreciates his art, Squilliam is always flouting his wealth to anybody who will listen, surrounds himself by yes-men so he has people to show off to, and ''very'' smugly rubs in his success in Squidward's face any chance he gets. All three are blatant signs of narcissism, supported by the fact that Squilliam still hasn't moved on from bullying his high school rival, and constantly reminds Squidward of his lack of popularity and "most likely to suck eggs" title from decades ago as a childish way to piss him off. It's abundantly clear that Squilliam is just as nasty and airheaded as his much less successful rival, the only difference being Squilliam knows how to read people and surrounds himself by those who will reinforce his smug rich attitude, whereas Squidward doesn't even make an attempt to make connections with people.

* If you think about it, Squilliam has the exact same nasty asocial attitude as Squidward. While Squidward struggles to get by on a day-to-day basis and has nobody who likes him (aside from his annoying neighbors, whom he himself hates) or appreciates his art, Squilliam is always flouting his wealth to anybody who will listen, surrounds himself by yes-men so he has people to show off to, and ''very'' smugly rubs in his success in Squidward's face any chance he gets. All three are blatant signs of narcissism, and it's clear Squilliam has as much of a self-centered ego as Squidward does, supported by the fact that Squilliam still hasn't moved on from bullying his high school rival, and constantly reminds Squidward of his lack of popularity and "most likely to suck eggs" title from decades ago as a childish way to piss him off. It's abundantly clear that Squilliam is just as nasty and airheaded as his much less successful rival, the only difference being Squilliam knows how to read people and surrounds himself by those who will reinforce his smug rich attitude, whereas Squidward doesn't even make an attempt to make connections with people.