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|name = Judge Stickleback |
|name = Judge Stickleback |
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|occupation(s) = Judge |
|occupation(s) = Judge |
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|education = Law school |
|education = Law school |
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|color = Light turquoise |
|color = Light turquoise |
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|eye-color = Black |
|eye-color = Black |
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|appearance = "[[Krabs vs. Plankton]]" |
|appearance = "[[Krabs vs. Plankton]]" |
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|portrayer = [[Jill Talley]] |
|portrayer = [[Jill Talley]] |
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==Description== |
==Description== |
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| − | Judge Stickleback is a light turquoise fish with light pink lips |
+ | Judge Stickleback is a light turquoise {{W|stickleback}} fish with light pink lips. She has light grayish-violet hair, small bead-shaped eyes, and a few wrinkles on her face. She wears glasses and a black robe. Her body is not shown. |
==History== |
==History== |
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| − | She is a fair |
+ | She is a fair judge who rarely gets emotional. She shows some compassion for {{Link|Plankton}} when he tells a false story about his Gram-Gram, which is a trick to get the jury on his side. She sits at a wooden judge desk and asks Plankton and {{Link|Mr. Krabs}} questions about the case of Plankton falling because there wasn't a wet floor sign. When Mr. Krabs is declared "not guilty," she closes the case. |
==Trivia== |
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*It is possible that Judge Stickleback may be a spoof of both Judy Sheindlin, star of the longest-running court series ''{{W|Judge Judy}}'', because of her looking middle age, and Marilyn Milian, who has been the judge on ''{{W|The People's Court}}'' since {{Time|2001}}, and is the first Latina judge to preside over a court show. |
*It is possible that Judge Stickleback may be a spoof of both Judy Sheindlin, star of the longest-running court series ''{{W|Judge Judy}}'', because of her looking middle age, and Marilyn Milian, who has been the judge on ''{{W|The People's Court}}'' since {{Time|2001}}, and is the first Latina judge to preside over a court show. |
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| + | ==Gallery== |
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| + | <gallery widths="180" position="center"> |
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| + | Krabs vs. Plankton 079.png |
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| + | Krabs vs. Plankton 080.png |
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| + | Krabs vs. Plankton 091.png |
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| + | Krabs vs. Plankton 116.png |
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| + | Krabs vs. Plankton 140.png |
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| + | Krabs vs. Plankton 148.png |
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| + | Krabs vs. Plankton 191.png |
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| + | </gallery> |
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[[Category:Judges]] |
[[Category:Judges]] |
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[[Category:Characters]] |
[[Category:Characters]] |
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[[Category:Characters with one appearance]] |
[[Category:Characters with one appearance]] |
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[[Category:Bikini Bottomites]] |
[[Category:Bikini Bottomites]] |
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Revision as of 00:51, 24 July 2019
Judge Stickleback is a middle-aged judge who appears in the episode "Krabs vs. Plankton."
Description
Judge Stickleback is a light turquoise stickleback fish with light pink lips. She has light grayish-violet hair, small bead-shaped eyes, and a few wrinkles on her face. She wears glasses and a black robe. Her body is not shown.
History
She is a fair judge who rarely gets emotional. She shows some compassion for Plankton when he tells a false story about his Gram-Gram, which is a trick to get the jury on his side. She sits at a wooden judge desk and asks Plankton and Mr. Krabs questions about the case of Plankton falling because there wasn't a wet floor sign. When Mr. Krabs is declared "not guilty," she closes the case.
Trivia
- It is possible that Judge Stickleback may be a spoof of both Judy Sheindlin, star of the longest-running court series Judge Judy, because of her looking middle age, and Marilyn Milian, who has been the judge on The People's Court since 2001, and is the first Latina judge to preside over a court show.
Gallery
