Avocondo Acres Retirement Community,[1] also (mis)spelled as Avacondo Acres Retirment Community,[2] is a retirement community that appears in the episodes "Ma and Pa's Big Hurrah" and "Sheldon SquarePants."
Description[]
Avocondo Acres is located near grassy hills. There is a sign at the entrance in the shape of an avocado that reads the title of the location, with the avocado seed representing the second "o" in the name. A small sign can be seen next to it that says "Retirement Community." Some hedges and bushes can be seen next to a wooden fence as well.
Role in series[]
"Ma and Pa's Big Hurrah"[]
SpongeBob's mother and father are both living in this retirement home, and call SpongeBob to ask if they could stay at his place. until their avocondo grows back.
When SpongeBob destroys his house in a fit of pent-up anger, his parents take him back to Avocondo Acres while his house is being rebuilt.
"Sheldon SquarePants"[]
Plankton went to Avocondo Acres and placed a basket in front of SpongeBob's parents' home, pretending to be an orphaned baby.
SpongeBob goes to his parents' house after they called him, saying they have a gift for him, which is his "brother" Plankton. After SpongeBob meets Plankton, the two play baseball in the house's yard.
In a montage of SpongeBob and Plankton doing things together, the two are in the house trying to reach a cookie jar on top of the fridge.
In the yard of the house, the two watch clouds and share their secrets with each other. After Plankton gets upset, Harold and Margaret take him from Avocondo Acres to the Star house to be Patrick's "brother" instead.
Trivia[]
General[]
- This is the first retirement community to be introduced in the main series since Dullsville Senior Living from "Plankton Retires."
- Outside of the main series, The Patrick Star Show introduced Pappy Farms in "The Yard Sale."
References[]
- ^ "Ma and Pa's Big Hurrah." SpongeBob SquarePants. Nickelodeon. March 10, 2023. Television.
- ^ https://twitter.com/AmyLewis_Art/status/1644091272032911362