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Revision as of 21:26, 13 April 2007 by 68.198.15.228 (talk) (→Plot)(diff) ← Previous revision | Latest revision (diff) | Newer revision → (diff)Template:SpongeBob episodeSpongeBob B.C. (Before Comedy), SpongeBob Goes Prehistoric, and/or UGH is a 30 minute Patchy the Pirate special SpongeBob SquarePants episode from season three. Template:Spoiler Brief Summary: In Encino, California (As it was 100 million years ago), Patchy is trying to host a prehistoric themed show. However, Potty is convinced that the future is cooler than the past, and engages in a 'war' between the future and the past, threatening Patchy's control over the show. In a prehistoric Bikini Bottom, the ancestors of SpongeBob (SpongeGar), Patrick (Patar), and Squidward (Squog) discover fire. They use it wisely, but how long will it take before they mess it up? Time/Date: Prehistoric Era
Time cards shown: Meanwhile (shown during Patchy and Potty's argument)
Please Stand By (shown just after we see technicians run to Patchy's aid when he falls over trying to get out of a dinosaur costume).
Characters Present (Patchy Episode):
- Patchy the Pirate
- Potty the Parrot
- Robot Android Cyborg DX-29488
- Cavey
- TV crew
- SpongeBob SquarePants
- Mr. Krabs
- Tyrannosaurus Rex
Characters Present (SpongeBob Episode):
- SpongeGar
- Patar
- Squog
- Crabs
- Alarm fish
- Gary
Songs:
- When Worlds Collide
DVD:
- SpongeBob Goes Prehistoric
Plot
Patchy introduces SpongeBob SquarePants B.C. A.K.A. Before Comedy. Potty states that prehistoric times were lame and the future is where it's at. A cartoon is shown with SpongeBob, Patrick, and Squidward's ancestors, SpongeGar, Patar, and Squog.
During the cartoon,lightning strikes a piece of wood that sets it aflame. After, enjoying the food cooked over it, they begin to argue over who will keep the fire. Finally, the rain puts the fire out, SpongeGar and Patar apologize, but when Squog is about to hit them on the head, lightning strikes him and SpongeGar and Patar cook marshmellows over him.
After the cartoon Cavey the Caveman and the Robot Android Cyborg DX-294888 sing a song called "When Worlds Collide". The song montage features scenes from SpongeBob B.C. and SB-129. The episode ends with Patchy getting chased by a T-Rex.
Known Meanings
Balooga Ready! - I'm Ready!
Kabonga - come on
Polinka - brain
Dumbo - dumb
Taila Fo! - Wow!
na - no
Mowanga - excellent, yummy
fwe fwe- fire
Cultural References
- The scene in which SpongeGar sticks a piece of coral in the fire is similar to the scene in 2001: A Space Odyssey, in the Dawn of Man sequence, with a choir.
- Before the "When Worlds Collide" Song is sung, Patchy the Pirate is sitting on his doorstep, music from the Monkey Island series can be heard.
Trivia/Goofs
- Some scenes from SB-129 were used during the "When Worlds Collide" montage. This episode could be seen as a rehashing of the prehistoric scenes from said episode.
- The fire could not have been burning underwater.
- One of the foods SpongeGar cooks is a Krabby Patty replica made of sand.
- Their clothes are edible when heated, but they do not burn. Patar cooked his shirt, ate it, burped back up a patch, wiped his mouth, and ate it again.
- The original captions say Patar's name is Pathar.
- The YTV captions say Squog's name is Squd.
- The caveman that Patchy found and thawed out is the actor that voices Patrick.
- When Gary gets a snail-trail on Squog's rocks it is all over the one closest to his house, but when Squog looks out the window it is all over the third one from his house.
- Gary resembles a cross between a stegosaurus and a snail. He also can jump. This is also innacurate because dinosaurs went extinct long before there were humans.
- Squog doesn't have a door on his house until he takes the fire to his house.
- In original and DVD captions, SpongeGar's line "Banooga ready!" (which means "I'm ready!" (which is SpongeBob's usual line when he comes out of his house)) was referred to as "(speaking gibberish)".
- On the DVD cover SpongeGar has two sleeves, but in the cartoon he has only one.
- This episode has different theme and background for the end credits, unlike other episodes, excluding Christmas Who?