Though I find Squidward's last minute out of character moment to not be too funny or interesting, at least he gets a good ending.Įven if the story is a bit predictable upon rewatch, the comedy in this episode is simply amazing. Mistaking an upside down M for a W is a mistake anyone would make.
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However, they reveal themselves to be a group of senior motorcyclists called "The Mild Ones", which has to be one of the most clever plot twists in the series so far if you think about it. They try to act tough by talking big and drinking blood from soda cups (I wouldn't be surprised if they just added red food colouring to some Sprite), though that doesn't stop Patrick and Squidward from going into panic mode when the Wild Ones eventually arrive.
They decide to dress up as tough as possible and scare the Wild Ones out of town, and although they think they look cool, they really just look like dorks. Though they break this up with the occasional joke, I always felt like this was all stalling the actual plot.Īfter this, Patrick mans up and convinces SpongeBob that they have the power to stand up to them. Eventually he finds a person he can trust, Patrick, though he isn't of that much help and they proceed to run around a large field scared for Neptune knows how long. SpongeBob then tries to head to Squidward for help, but he only helps by kicking SpongeBob's behind into next week. He heads back to the Krusty Krab to alert Mr Krabs, though he sees it as a business opportunity to redecorate the Krusty Krab with biking merch and completely ignores SpongeBob's protests. Whether this prospector is sane or not is up to interpretation, but SpongeBob freaks out at the news and tries to do something about it. Out of nowhere, a prospector alerts him that the Wild Ones are a bloodthirsty gang that destroy cities and towns.
He grabs onto one of the biker's jackets, but falls off and mistakes them for "The Ild Ones", but then reads the supposed "W" that came off when he let go of his grip and corrects himself to "The Wild Ones". It starts as just another day in paradise for SpongeBob, playing in Jellyfish Fields and talking to Jellyfish, but then he discovers a biker gang who are heading for Bikini Bottom, and are so hardcore that every plant they ride by burns into ashes, which I find to be a cool effect. It just sort of existed to me without much that stuck out positively or negatively, which is the same that can be said for a few episodes this season. With that said, I don't usually think of this episode when I think of either the best or worst of Season 4. I'm going to take a break between this and Season 5, but even still I'm hyped for what next season has in store. There's also the notion of your mind being focused more on the next season than the one you're currently watching.
Written by Luke Brookshier, Tom King and Steven BanksĪs we enter the home stretch of this season, it's not hard to gloss over episodes because they're simply not as good or bad as anything earlier in the season.
Plot: Bikini Bottom is threatened by a biker gang called "The Wild Ones" and SpongeBob has to save it *copyrighted 2006, released on DVD January 9 2007 :pĮpisode 150 in standard order, Episode 156 in airing order Eh, at least it isn't Geibuchan levels of the stuff.
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