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** "The Ho! Ho! Horror!" has Santa Claus visiting the camp and all the characters see him, even though in the main series the Bikini Bottomites didn't know about Santa or Christmas until Sandy taught [=SpongeBob=] about them.
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** "The Ho! Ho! Horror!" has Santa Claus visiting the camp and all the characters see him, leaving presents, even though in the main series the Santa never visited Bikini Bottomites didn't know Bottom until the sea creatures learned about Santa or Christmas until Sandy taught [=SpongeBob=] about them.him and started sending him letters.
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* ContinuityNod: In "Gimme a News Break", Perch interviews [=SpongeBob=] about the fact that he's the only camper who hasn't caught a jellyfish, which was established in "The Jellyfish Kid". [=SpongeBob=] is hurt by this until Perch says that if he ''had'' caught any, he wouldn't have gotten to be on the news.
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** "Regi-Hilled" is the only episode where Patrick has no dialogue. He only makes a brief cameo.
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** According to the episode "Kitchen Sponge", [=SpongeBob=] is the creator of the secret formula, even though according to "Friend or Foe" it was Mr. Krabs and Plankton who created it.
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** According to the episode "Kitchen Sponge", [=SpongeBob=] is the creator of the secret formula, even though though, according to "Friend or Foe" Foe", it was Mr. Krabs and Plankton who created it.
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* NegativeContinuity: "The Ho! Ho! Horror!" has Santa Claus visiting the camp and all the characters see him, even though in the main series the Bikini Bottomites didn't know about Santa or Christmas until Sandy taught [=SpongeBob=] about them.
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** "Pat's A Li'l Sinker" has the campers discovering that they can stay under goo without drowning, even though they aren't aware of this in the future.
** "The Ho! Ho! Horror!" has Santa Claus visiting the camp and all the characters see him, even though in the main series the Bikini Bottomites didn't know about Santa or Christmas until Sandy taught [=SpongeBob=] about them.
** "Pat's A Li'l Sinker" has the campers discovering that they can stay under goo without drowning, even though they aren't aware of this in the future.
** "The Ho! Ho! Horror!" has Santa Claus visiting the camp and all the characters see him, even though in the main series the Bikini Bottomites didn't know about Santa or Christmas until Sandy taught [=SpongeBob=] about them.
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** According to the episode "Kitchen Sponge", [=SpongeBob=] is the creator of the secret formula, even though according to "Friend or Foe" it was Mr. Krabs and Plankton who created it.
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* NegativeContinuity: "The Ho! Ho! Horror!" has Santa Claus visiting the camp and all the characters see him, even though in the main series the Bikini Bottomites didn't know about Santa or Christmas until Sandy taught [=SpongeBob=] about them.
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* HalfwayPlotSwitch: The plot of "Cabin of Curiosities" starts with [=SpongeBob=] and Patrick trying to fit in with different cliques around camp to earn their friendship badges. The second half of the episode drops it in favor of them doing night challenges with the Trawler cabin, with the friendship badges not coming up again until near the end.
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Three Amigos is a disambiguation
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* ThreeAmigos: [=SpongeBob=], Patrick, and Sandy fit this trope to a T. The trio are seen together constantly.
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* FauxHorrific: None of the characters' initial stories in "Are You Afraid of the Dork?" are very scary. Bubble Bass's is just about him repeatedly rolling a 1 on a board game and being made to move back to the start, while Lady Upturn's is based around the premise that she doesn't know what normal kitchen items are because her butler always makes her food instead. The Flying Dutchman gets so annoyed with the lame stories that he interferes to make them truly horrific.
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