SpongeBob SquarePants vs. The Big One

When I heard that this episode was coming, I was excited, because it guest starred Johnny Depp as the legendary surfer, Jack Kahuna Laguna. I thought it would have a cool opening, but no, it was an average opening. I also thought it was like a movie, like Atlantis Squarepantis, but no, it's only 22 minutes, like Where's Gary? This episode happens to be where I first knew Davy Jones of Monkees, who played himself, and Bruce Brown, the surfing narrator who did the '60s documentary, The Endless Summer. I thought the screenplay was poorly written. I all-in-all thought this show was poorly written.

I cannot imagine why I put this in my queue. I do have SpongeBob handing on my rear view mirror, but that is to ward off evil spirits like James Dobson, who believe that he will make you gay.

Despite the fact that i never saw Patrick and SpongeBob holding hands in this film, I got it because of the hunk that was teaching them how to surf, one Jack Kahuna Laguna, who was voiced by none other that Johnny Depp. That's four Depp films in a row. I seriously need to find something else.

But, it was funny and colorful, and I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of it. It even featured Davy Jones from the Monkees; not his voice, but Jones himself in a cartoon. How do they do that?

This episode is so good, the overall creepy yet still fun-loving feel of this episode, Johnny Depps performance as JKL, Mr krabs and his his "cashy", along with the other surfer dudes is classic spongebob humor. Severely underappreciated.