A few weeks ago everyone went wild over the Spongebob gyatt fish Suzie Groove... BRUH ITS A FISH... A CARTOON FISH Stephen Hillenburg Tribute by Chris Patstone • Goodbye, Friend | Step...
I personally never got the love for her... yeah, she's very flirty and smooth but that's too easy of a fictional love! ...maybe I'm not a complete loser...
SEASON 14, THIS SHI IS *STILL* GOING this show has been around longer than me and im nearing the end of highschool, at this point they don't care anymore
What fetish is on display here? If shes a dancer it makes sense for her to have a larver posterior. Its EXTREMELY common for a persons butt to enlarge when doing any kind of leg work. Especially dancing
I've seen two camps of fans emerge that have watched this episode air and then immediately make for the green site: (1.) the ones who were literally hip-notised by the Chel-fish, (2.) those who fell for Karen all over again when they saw her dolled up in that slim red dress.
Of course there was. The character designers knew what they did with Judy. Nobody really needed a name, it was practically only there for easier searches on Deviantart.
I just want to know why Mr.Krabs keeps asking Spongebob to go out with his daughter 😭. Idk why we haven't seen Pearl get a bf that lasts a couple episodes.
1:48 Slappy is Based on a very old school Hollywood actor by the name of Peter Lorre, his most distinctive features being his eerie droopy gaze, pursed lips, and strange manner of speech. he was so well-known in his heyday that many old cartoons like the Looney Tunes would depict him as impersonated caricatures, and eventually he became an obscure running gag in animation and television to depict a character that looks and acts like Peter Lorre. The reason he has a dull color scheme in SpongeBob is an homage to his time as an actor during the black-and-white era of film he was a star in. There’s compilations of it on RU-vid, he sprouts up more often than you think in animated films and shows, he was like the human version of the Willhelm scream.
very insightful thanks also knew that because as a kid i also watched alot of Looney tunes ...one character that always stood out was a guy with Bushy Eyebrows and a cigar ... i looked for him and his name was Groucho Marx a famous comedian during his time and Looney tunes also added a bonus thowing in woman with a Fruit basket on her head called Carmen Miranda who in the cartoon was also voiced her cartoon character :D (also The Three Stooges/ Laurel and Hardy)
@Necroionutwiz I'm less surprised that people are starting to not know the origin of Peter lore caricatures and more surprised that there's a fairly recent example of it to this day. His iconic look makes for a very distinctive character design that fits in a lot of contexts, so I'm glad I could still watch something and spot a random Peter Lorre in the wild.
I find it funny that the SpongeBob writers make such obscure references. Slappy and Slippy are basically just Peter Lorre in fish form, while Plankton's RayRay alter ego is Buddy Love from The Nutty Professor!
Was gonna explain the Peter Lorre reference as well 👍👍 So many people don’t get that reference and I still don’t understand it, as he’s such a cinematic legend!
Yip, I'm guessing they also talk in that, nasally, slow, breathy tone with a.. mexican, accent? At least they aren't trying to make paper dolls out of Goku- MegaMan
I mean…the MOMENT he thought of that the fire DID die. So probably if he was to think “wait, if we are sea creatures, how come I ca-“ and starts swimming
I like this one slight edit on tiktok where Suzie was doing her hip dance and it shifted to Plankton doing his lips close up making it look like he was reacting to her. People thinking it was unedited. Classic.
Sitcoms don't have healthy relationships on average. Both partners usually have exaggerated fights and flaws that don't change. I think it's a positive change for the better that we're seeing people who live each other rather than flanderized negative stereotypes of marriage.
@@Firestar-TV i mean its got the coloration of one i heard the uploader say its a beta fish but the point is its a freshwater fish that would have fizzled and died the second it touched saltwater
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1:52 this is Peter lore, an actor from the 1930s, he was in a bunch of thrillers and horrors. He was an easy caricature to represent a creep for early animators. He was in a bunch of looney tunes. So these animators are most likely doing a homage. And his wife is just the perfect match because couple that look a like are funny, my guess
The two fish in the dance class wearing black are fish versions of the actor Peter Lorre. Peter Lorre's cartoon version made a few Loony Toons/Merry Melodies appearances.
3:08 They are having a good time😭. I will never get over the fact Mr.Krabs asked Spongebob to go with his daughter to dance twice. Someone owes me two nickels!
The reason why Suzie Groove is violently flopping around (i.e., doing the tango) is because she's a betta fish, and betta fish are exclusively freshwater fish; the saltwater of the sea is agonizingly burning her gills and skin.
Slappy and slippy are workers for Nos verotu. Nos vorotu appears in season 13, when squidward gets his mail and has to deliver it to him! Nos vorotu also appeared in season 1, including the hash slinging slasher. Plus Nos Vorotu, is a 1922 vampire movie that is based on Dracula., from hotel Transylvania.
1:50 the fact that you don’t know these are suppose to be based on Peter Lorre/the classic running joke of having cartoon characters look like caricatures of Peter Lorre is wild to me.
Slappy and Slippy are based on an old actor, Peter Lorre. He was an actor from the 30s. Most kids don't even know him. Anyway, many characters from the 30s all through to the 80s and 90s reference him. Just look at the maggot in Corpse Bride. And with that, I've aged myself with my knowledge. Also, sadly, I never really watched SpongeBob when it was on. Because I was in my 30s then. So I feel like I missed out.
Slappy and slippy are paying homage to a very very old inside joke in animation from back in the Looney tunes era where they would make very overly stylized renditions of a famous actor back in the day named Peter Lorre who had kind of an interesting face and way of speaking
So I've never seen "Slappy or Slippy" before either. But their design is a direct imitation of how Warner Brothers animators used to draw caricatures of German/American Actor, Peter Lorre. That exact way of drawing his iconic face has been used many times. Even the spooky lamp in the repair shop scene of "The Brave Little Toaster" uses the same design.
its crazy cause in Crazy Legs spongebob had tall leg stilts to dance with Pearl for prom/homecoming snd his legs were all over the place too. find it crazy they put them on the other end of it this time.
