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* MiniMecha: Plankton used this under a false identity Cashina.
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* TheBadGuyWins: Plankton may not have gotten the formula, but he broke Krabs emotionally without trying.
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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* GetAHoldOfYourselfMan: Plankton says this to Mr. Krabs after the latter becomes depressed from finding out Cashina was Plankton in disguise.
-->'''Plankton:''' Get a hold of yourself Krabs.
-->'''Plankton:''' Get a hold of yourself Krabs.
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* KarmaHoudini: Besides leaving empty handed [[StatusQuoIsGod as usual]], Plankton doesn't receive any comeuppance for destroying Mr Krabs' heart.
* MoneyFetish: Krabs takes it UpToEleven here.
* MoneyFetish: Krabs takes it UpToEleven here.
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* KarmaHoudini: Besides leaving empty handed empty-handed [[StatusQuoIsGod as usual]], Plankton doesn't receive any comeuppance for destroying Mr Mr. Krabs' heart.
* MoneyFetish: Mr. Krabstakes {{exaggerate|dTrope}}s it UpToEleven here.here by being in a relationship with a sentient wad of money.
* MoneyFetish: Mr. Krabs
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Patrick realizes he was a monster after being a {{Jerkass}} to [=SpongeBob=] in this episode.
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Patrick [[JerkassRealization realizes he was a monster monster]] after being a {{Jerkass}} to [=SpongeBob=] in this episode.
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* MoneyFetish: Krabs takes it up to eleven UpToEleven here.
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* WingdingEyes: One of the sea bears has hearts in its eyes when [=SpongeBob=] covers himself in jellyfish honey.
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* MoneyFetish: Krabs takes it UpToEleven here.
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* MoneyFetish: Krabs takes it UpToEleven up to eleven here.
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* DidntSeeThatComing: Sandy says this word-per-word when she sees [=SpongeBob=] and Patrick beginning to fight each other.
* DissensionRemorse: [=SpongeBob=] and Patrick immediately stop their fighting when Sandy arrives to reveal she was filming them for an experiment.
* DissensionRemorse: [=SpongeBob=] and Patrick immediately stop their fighting when Sandy arrives to reveal she was filming them for an experiment.
* FeudEpisode: Sandy's meddling with the experiment ends up degrading into one between [=SpongeBob=] and Patrick.
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* RunningGag: Squidward not getting his ice cream.
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* RunningGag: RunningGag:
** Squidward not getting his icecream.cream.
** [=SpongeBob=] and Patrick freezing like robots whenever they realize they are being filmed.
** Squidward not getting his ice
** [=SpongeBob=] and Patrick freezing like robots whenever they realize they are being filmed.
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* ShowdownAtHighNoon: [=SpongeBob=] and Patrick end up igniting this when Patrick drops his ice cream, complete with letterbox shots and western music.
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* IrisOut
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* IrisOutIrisOut: The first HD episode to end with this, before becoming a prominent example in future seasons.
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'''Original air date''': 5/2/2016 ''(produced in 2015)''
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'''Original air date''': 5/3/2016 ''(produced in 2015)''
'''Original air date''': 5/3/2016 ''(produced in 2015)''
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* YouNeedABreathMint: When Sandy invites [=SpongeBob=] and Patrick to help out with her experiments, Patrick [[{{Mondegreen}} mishears]] this and his bad breath burns his face. Patrick then says, "I could use a mint!"
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* YouNeedABreathMint: When Sandy invites [=SpongeBob=] and Patrick to help out with her experiments, Patrick [[{{Mondegreen}} [[MondegreenGag mishears]] this and his bad breath burns his face. Patrick then says, "I could use a mint!"
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* RightForTheWrongReasons: Pearl is completely correct to be suspicious of Cashina. However, she's suspicious on the basis that Cashina would become her stepmom and [[WickdStepmother mistreat her]], when in actuality it's because Cashina is actually Plankton in disguise as part of another scheme to steal the formula.
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* RightForTheWrongReasons: Pearl is completely correct to be suspicious of Cashina. However, she's suspicious on the basis that Cashina would become her stepmom and [[WickdStepmother [[WickedStepmother mistreat her]], when in actuality it's because Cashina is actually Plankton in disguise as part of another scheme to steal the formula.
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** Sandy's description of "I observe you while you two act normal" would befit a naturalistic observation. The ''key point'' of this is that researchers must not disturb the participants or their environment. Sandy explicitly tells SpongeBob and Patrick about the observation, which means the data is incredibly skewed.
** The informed consent process, where the researcher tells the subjects anything they might be expected to do, is very brief and nonspecific in this episode. There is also no debriefing process at the end, where the researcher explains the purpose of the test and any deception they may have used.
** The informed consent process, where the researcher tells the subjects anything they might be expected to do, is very brief and nonspecific in this episode. There is also no debriefing process at the end, where the researcher explains the purpose of the test and any deception they may have used.
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** Sandy's description of "I observe you while you two act normal" would befit a naturalistic observation. The ''key point'' of this is that researchers must not disturb the participants or their environment. Sandy explicitly tells SpongeBob [=SpongeBob=] and Patrick about the observation, which means the data is incredibly skewed.
** The informed consent process, where the researcher tells the subjects anything they might be expected to do, is very brief and nonspecific in this episode. There is also no debriefing process at the end, where the researcher explains the purpose of the test and any deception they may have used. By not including these processes, Sandy breaks the rules of ethical studies.
** The informed consent process, where the researcher tells the subjects anything they might be expected to do, is very brief and nonspecific in this episode. There is also no debriefing process at the end, where the researcher explains the purpose of the test and any deception they may have used. By not including these processes, Sandy breaks the rules of ethical studies.
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* HollywoodPsych: Sandy's "experiment" breaks some critical rules.
** There's no hypothesis or questions asked. What data is Sandy looking for? What does she expect the results to be? How would other researchers be able to reproduce this test? The goals of exactly what Sandy is trying to accomplish here are unclear to begin with.
** Sandy consistently refers to what she's doing as an "experiment". This does not fit the definition, as it does not have a control group or defined variables.
** Sandy's description of "I observe you while you two act normal" would befit a naturalistic observation. The ''key point'' of this is that researchers must not disturb the participants or their environment. Sandy explicitly tells SpongeBob and Patrick about the observation, which means the data is incredibly skewed.
** The informed consent process, where the researcher tells the subjects anything they might be expected to do, is very brief and nonspecific in this episode. There is also no debriefing process at the end, where the researcher explains the purpose of the test and any deception they may have used.
** There's no hypothesis or questions asked. What data is Sandy looking for? What does she expect the results to be? How would other researchers be able to reproduce this test? The goals of exactly what Sandy is trying to accomplish here are unclear to begin with.
** Sandy consistently refers to what she's doing as an "experiment". This does not fit the definition, as it does not have a control group or defined variables.
** Sandy's description of "I observe you while you two act normal" would befit a naturalistic observation. The ''key point'' of this is that researchers must not disturb the participants or their environment. Sandy explicitly tells SpongeBob and Patrick about the observation, which means the data is incredibly skewed.
** The informed consent process, where the researcher tells the subjects anything they might be expected to do, is very brief and nonspecific in this episode. There is also no debriefing process at the end, where the researcher explains the purpose of the test and any deception they may have used.
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* CannotTellFictionFromReality: Pearl is hostile to the idea of gaining a stepmother on the basis [[CinderellaCircumstances she would get mistreated]] akin to {{Literature/Cinderella}}. Mr. Krabs' reaction implies it's [[NoodleIncident not the first time]] she's gotten fiction and reality confused.
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* CannotTellFictionFromReality: Pearl is hostile to the idea of gaining a stepmother on the basis [[CinderellaCircumstances [[WickedStepmother that she would get mistreated]] akin to {{Literature/Cinderella}}. Mr. Krabs' reaction implies it's [[NoodleIncident not the first time]] she's gotten fiction and reality confused.
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* CinderellaCircumstances: This is what Pearl thinks will happen if she gains a stepmom. Mr. Krabs tells her they [[CannotTellFictionFromReality need to have a talk about fantasy and reality.]]
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* RightForTheWrongReasons: Pearl is completely correct to be suspicious of Cashina. However, she's suspicious on the basis that Cashina would become her stepmom and [[CinderellaCircumstances mistreat her]], when in actuality it's because Cashina is actually Plankton in disguise as part of another scheme to steal the formula.
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* RightForTheWrongReasons: Pearl is completely correct to be suspicious of Cashina. However, she's suspicious on the basis that Cashina would become her stepmom and [[CinderellaCircumstances [[WickdStepmother mistreat her]], when in actuality it's because Cashina is actually Plankton in disguise as part of another scheme to steal the formula.
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* RightForTheWrongReasons: Pearl is completely correct to be suspicious of Cashina. However, she's suspicious on the basis that Cashina would become her stepmom and [[CinderellaCircumstances mistreat her]], when in actuality it's because Cashina is actually Plankton in disguise as part of another scheme to steal the formula.
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* YouMonster: Mr. Krabs says the phrase verbatim after Cashina is revealed as Plankton.
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* YouMonster: Mr. Krabs says the phrase verbatim after Cashina is revealed as to be Plankton.
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* TookALevelInBadass: In "The Camping Episode", [=SpongeBob=] was afraid of sea bears to the point where his only means of defense was to draw a circle in the sand to keep one away. In this episode, he's become capable of taming numerous sea bears at once
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* TookALevelInBadass: In "The Camping Episode", [=SpongeBob=] was afraid of sea bears to the point where his only means of defense was to draw a circle in the sand to keep one away. In this episode, he's become capable of taming numerous sea bears at onceonce.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Mr. Krabs puts [=SpongeBob=] in charge of planning his wedding and gives him one dollar for the budget. [=SpongeBob=] then gives us this sweet little line:
-->'''[=SpongeBob:=]''' Mr. Krabs, I am gonna stretch this dollar till it begs for mercy! ...No disrespect to your new bride.
-->'''[=SpongeBob:=]''' Mr. Krabs, I am gonna stretch this dollar till it begs for mercy! ...No disrespect to your new bride.
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%% * GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Mr. Krabs puts [=SpongeBob=] in charge of planning his wedding GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and gives him one dollar for the budget. [=SpongeBob=] then gives us persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this sweet little line:
-->'''[=SpongeBob:=]''' Mr. Krabs, I am gonna stretch this dollar till it begs for mercy! ...No disrespectin the future, please check the trope page to make sure your new bride.example fits the current definition.
-->'''[=SpongeBob:=]''' Mr. Krabs, I am gonna stretch this dollar till it begs for mercy! ...No disrespect
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* {{Callback}}: The sea bear makes a return in this episode.
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* {{Callback}}: CallBack:
** The sea bear from "The Camping Episode" makes a return as part of Plankton's plan to steal the formula.
** Just as he did inthis episode."Truth or Square", [=SpongeBob=] sets up an extremely low-budget party for the Krusty Krab using the restaurant's food and condiments.
** The sea bear from "The Camping Episode" makes a return as part of Plankton's plan to steal the formula.
** Just as he did in
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* CinderellaCircumstances: This is what Pearl thinks will happen if she gains a stepmom. Mr. Krabs tells her they need to have a talk about fantasy and reality.
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* CannotTellFictionFromReality: Pearl is hostile to the idea of gaining a stepmother on the basis [[CinderellaCircumstances she would get mistreated]] akin to {{Literature/Cinderella}}. Mr. Krabs' reaction implies it's [[NoodleIncident not the first time]] she's gotten fiction and reality confused.
-->'''Pearl:''' No way! I have seen stepmoms in movies, Dad. She'll make me sweep up the cinders, and then she won't let me go to the ball! And then I'll ''never'' meet my Prince Charming!\\
'''Mr. Krabs:''' Ya know, we're gonna have to have another talk about fantasy and reality.
* CinderellaCircumstances: This is what Pearl thinks will happen if she gains a stepmom. Mr. Krabs tells her they [[CannotTellFictionFromReality need to have a talk about fantasy and reality.]]
-->'''Pearl:''' No way! I have seen stepmoms in movies, Dad. She'll make me sweep up the cinders, and then she won't let me go to the ball! And then I'll ''never'' meet my Prince Charming!\\
'''Mr. Krabs:''' Ya know, we're gonna have to have another talk about fantasy and reality.
* CinderellaCircumstances: This is what Pearl thinks will happen if she gains a stepmom. Mr. Krabs tells her they [[CannotTellFictionFromReality need to have a talk about fantasy and reality.]]
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