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** For the longest time, Robertryan Cory's overly-detailed drawings were considered one of the biggest problems of Seasons 6-9A for being incredibly disgusting-looking. However, once fans caught wind of the sketch forms of his drawings on his Flickr account, his art received a much better reception among fans, and most came to the agreement that them being disgusting-looking in the show wasn't the fault of Robertryan, but rather the fault of that era's [[LimitedAnimation conservative animation style]].
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** The title card for "Hall Monitor" has similarities to the theme for the late '60s/early '70s action show ''The Mod Squad''.
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** The unused opening theme from 1997 (later reused as the title card for "Hall Monitor" Monitor") has similarities to the theme for the late '60s/early '70s action show ''The Mod Squad''.
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** The opening song from "Krusty Krab Training Video" is a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fqXbR2k78M near ringer]] for [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgSMxY6asoE "Eye of the Tiger"]].
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** The opening song from "Krusty Krab Training Video" is a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fqXbR2k78M near ringer]] for [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgSMxY6asoE "Eye of the Tiger"]].Tiger"]] by Music/{{Survivor}}.
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** In the wake of 9/11, many shows & movies airing at the time had scenes changed or removed if they contained imagery that resembled it too closely. When this topic is talked about online, expect to see at least one person claiming that the deleted scene of "Just One Bite" was a case of this, despite the scene not having much in common at all with the event. "Just One Bite" didn't debut until after 9/11, meaning this simply isn't possible. In actuality, the scene went unused due to a Standards and Practices issue, as well as Nickelodeon being against the idea of an imitable gag involving a match and gasoline.
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** Harold Bill Reginald Scott, a background character, is this to some extent, many fans love him because of his "BIG MEATY CLAWS" line in Band Geeks, but some fans hate him because he's way too hostile to everyone.
** Fred, otherwise known as the "My Leg!" fish has become this ever since his AscendedExtra status in Season 11. Some fans find his exposure in recent seasons to be funny and are happy that the writers are acknowledging a running gag from the earlier seasons. Others think that the joke has been overused by this point, is no longer funny and an example of the show's overreliance on nostalgia.
** Fred, otherwise known as the "My Leg!" fish has become this ever since his AscendedExtra status in Season 11. Some fans find his exposure in recent seasons to be funny and are happy that the writers are acknowledging a running gag from the earlier seasons. Others think that the joke has been overused by this point, is no longer funny and an example of the show's overreliance on nostalgia.
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** Harold Bill Reginald Scott, a background character, is The incidentals/background characters are arguably one of the biggest examples of this in the entire series. A lot of people hate them for being {{Jerkass}} UnsatisfiableCustomer characters who rarely ever show respect or gratefulness to some extent, many fans love him the main characters, while others like them (mainly because of his "BIG MEATY CLAWS" line in Band Geeks, but some fans hate him because he's way too hostile to everyone.
** Fred, otherwise known as the "My Leg!" fish has become this ever since his AscendedExtra status in Season 11. Some fans find his exposure in recent seasons to be funny and are happy that the writers are acknowledging a running gag from the earlier seasons. Others think that the joke has been overused by this point, is no longer funny and an example of the show's overreliance on nostalgia.MemeticMutation).
** Fred, otherwise known as the "My Leg!" fish has become this ever since his AscendedExtra status in Season 11. Some fans find his exposure in recent seasons to be funny and are happy that the writers are acknowledging a running gag from the earlier seasons. Others think that the joke has been overused by this point, is no longer funny and an example of the show's overreliance on nostalgia.
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** Rube Goldfish, a character introduced in Season 11 who's become recurring character ever since. Some think that he's a funny character and do not mind his inclusion in newer episodes, or find him an obnoxious CreatorsPet that the writers have used in too many episodes.
