"Ahoy Landlubbers" was composed by Michael Bolger and Nicolas Carr. The piece features an accordion and spoons playing throughout, and mainly plays in title cards or near endings.
Usage[]
- 208b. "Krusty Katering" - Title card.
- 209a. "SpongeBob's Place" - The ending.
- 221b. "Stuck on the Roof" - "Hooray! We're not on the roof anymore!"
- 230b. "Bottle Burglars" - "Ah... I'm sure glad the formula is back in the safe where it belongs, Mr. Krabs." (high-pitched)
- 239a. "The Grill is Gone" - The grill is back at the Krusty Krab."
- 239b. "The Night Patty" - "Must have been a bad dream, kiddo." (high-pitched +2)
- 242a. "FarmerBob" - SpongeBob telling Krabs what they did at Old Man Jenkins' farm.
- 244a. "The Krusty Slammer" - Title card.
- 260a. "Knock Knock, Who's There?" - Title card; "I can't be mad at you for following me orders."
- 265a. "Bubble Bass's Tab" - Title card.
- 268a. "A Place for Pets" - Health inspector lets people and pets being at the Krusty Krab.
- 268b. "Lockdown for Love" - Krabs gets in his boat to go home (high-pitched +1); Krabs driving his boat in his way home.
- 280b. "Wallhalla" - The ending. (high-pitched +1)
- 292b. "Allergy Attack!" - The ending. (high-pitched +3)
- 296b. "Squidiot Box" - Squidward at the Krusty Krab.
Trivia[]
- "The Grill is Gone," "The Night Patty," "A Place for Pets," and "Lockdown for Love" are the only sister episodes to use this track.