The misadventures of SpongeBob and his pals and frenemies have be enough to sustain more than 200 continually rerun episodes of TV, but filling out a feature like Sponge On The Run, even though it's barely 80 minutes without credits, takes a lot of squeezing.
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Because the squarest superstar to ever reside in a pineapple is the fun focus of a Pasadena pop-up, one that s ready to glub-glub over three fantastical February days.
We re talking about SpongeBob SquarePants, of course, the perennially upbeat, won t-get-down, can t-get-down denizen of the ocean floor.
The Rose Bowl Stadium has teamed up with Nickelodeon, Paramount Animation, and Paramount Plus to create a cartoon-cool SpongeBob-inspired drive-thru and movie experience, an outing created for everyone who is feeling Krabby these days.
Dive into SpongeBob SquarePants world with 360-degree YouTube video
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Ever wanted to munch on a Krabby Patty at the Krusty Krab, or just watch SpongeBob SquarePants, Squidward and the rest of the Bikini Bottom crew at work? Now you don t need any underwater breathing apparatus, a la Sandy Cheeks the squirrel just the ability to click on a new 360-degree YouTube video posted Friday.
Nickelodeon Digital collaborated with Brooklyn-based animation studio Cartuna to create the video, which lets viewers explore different areas of SpongeBob s beloved workplace, the Krusty Krab. Characters such as superhero team Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy, Krusty Krab owner Mr. Krab, evil-but-tiny Plankton and others make appearances, and sharp-eyed viewers will also spot the Alaskan bull worm, Mystery the Seahorse
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Leading up to Super Bowl LV, there was some discussion of if CBS would do a full alternate broadcast on Nickelodeon the way they did (to much acclaim) for the wild-card game between the Chicago Bears and New Orleans Saints. They opted not to do that to emphasize the CBS’ main broadcast’s rating, but they did feature Nickelodeon branding in a notable way on-air during Sunday’s game. That was particularly true with the halftime show, where
The NFL Today panelist Nate Burleson (who provided color commentary on that initial Nickelodeon broadcast alongside play-by-play commentator Noah Eagle and fellow analyst (and Nickelodeon star) Gabrielle Nevaeh Green) broke down the first-half highlights Nickelodeon-style. (The “Tom Brady, he’s older than your dad!” line really stood out.)