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*The text design on the title card is similar to that of "[[Greasy Buffoons]]," but darker yellow. |
*The text design on the title card is similar to that of "[[Greasy Buffoons]]," but darker yellow. |
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*When this episode first aired, it was paired up with "[[Ink Lemonade]]."{{Citation needed}} |
*When this episode first aired, it was paired up with "[[Ink Lemonade]]."{{Citation needed}} |
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| − | *This episode reveals that the [[Krusty Krab]] gets its mustard, ketchup, hot sauce |
+ | *This episode reveals that the [[Krusty Krab]] gets its mustard, ketchup, hot sauce and mayo from the [[Mustard Mine]]. |
*The face that SpongeBob makes after tasting the mustard is similar to the one face in "[[Can You Spare a Dime?]]" when SpongeBob says, "What could be better than serving up smiles?" |
*The face that SpongeBob makes after tasting the mustard is similar to the one face in "[[Can You Spare a Dime?]]" when SpongeBob says, "What could be better than serving up smiles?" |
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*This is the last episode to premiere before {{W|Cyma Zarghami}}, the former president of [[Nickelodeon]], stepped down from the company on {{Time|June 4}}, {{Time|2018}}. |
*This is the last episode to premiere before {{W|Cyma Zarghami}}, the former president of [[Nickelodeon]], stepped down from the company on {{Time|June 4}}, {{Time|2018}}. |
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| + | *When [[Sandy]] rolls up her sleeves to beat up [[Mr. Krabs]] her forearms look very similar to Popeye from the 1960 cartoon Popeye the Sailor. |
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===Cultural references=== |
===Cultural references=== |
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Revision as of 02:34, 13 May 2020
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Characters
- SpongeBob SquarePants
- Eugene H. Krabs
- Patrick Star
- Squidward Tentacles
- Mustard T-rex (debut)
- Mr. Mustard (debut)
- Walter Haddock (debut)
- Mummy (debut)
- Coal miners (debut)
- Sulfur miners (debut)
- Unaccompanied minors (debut)
- Bikini Bottomites
Synopsis
The episode starts with SpongeBob putting mustard on people's patties, only for the mustard to run out. This leads to Mr. Krabs tasking SpongeBob, Patrick, and Squidward to go to the mustard mines to get more mustard. An old man named Walter Haddock comes to warn the Krusty Krew about the mines, but they proceed to go anyways.
The three find the Mustard Mines and starts looking for mustard. They find an elevator which takes them down to where all the minerals are, but everything in the mines are not what they are looking for. Squidward finds a train station which will take them to the mustard mines, and quickly gets in there with SpongeBob and Patrick already in the train before it closes.
After leaving the train station, the three find several condiments inside the rocks before eventually finding mustard underneath the ground. While they are trying to open up the hole to get the mustard, Walter Haddock comes back to once again warn them about the mustard and how if they mine the mustard, it will explode due to the immense amount of pressure inside of it.
However, Squidward isn't threatened by this, so he tries to fight with him. Patrick also fights with him, thinking the game is about not hurting the attacker. Eventually the pressure builds up so much the mustard explodes out of the mines to the Krusty Krab. This floods the restaurant with mustard, ending the episode with the customers satisfied.
Production
The episode was confirmed by Vincent Waller on January 23, 2018.[1]
Art
Storyboard
Music
| ( ‣ ) Production music |
| ( • ) Original music |
| ( ◦ ) SpongeBob music |
‣ Listen to the Mockingbird - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield [Title card]
‣ Sailor's Sting 22 - Michael Bolger, Nicolas Carr [SpongeBob makes mustard sculptures.]
‣ Exotic Sting - Nicolas Carr [Mustard jug is empty.]
• Hot Steel and Slide Licks (h) - Jeremy Wakefield [The customers groan.]
• Earl's Revenge - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield [SpongeBob goes to the kitchen to get more mustard.]
‣ Hot Steel and Slide Licks - Jeremy Wakefield [SpongeBob gasps.]
• In a Minor Mood Jig - Michael Bolger, Nicolas Carr [Krabs orders SpongeBob and Squidward to go to the mustard mines.]
• Gator - Steve Belfer [Patrick eating mustard.]
‣ Misty Menace - Max Saunders [Prospector warns that the mustard mine is cursed.]
‣ Tales from the Swamp (c) - Ron Goodwin ["The mummy's curse!"]
‣ Misty Menace - Max Saunders ["There's no such thing as mummies."]
‣ Lap Steel - Nicolas Carr [Photo of prospector's mother.]
‣ Terror by Night - Hubert Clifford ["I've been in that mine. No one that enters gets out alive."]
‣ Vibe Q Sting - Nicolas Carr ["Hmm."]
‣ Dramatic Cue (h) - Ronald Hanmer ["AAAH! His foot's gone!"]
‣ Hippo Bird - Arthur Wilkinson [SpongeBob, Patrick and Squidward outside the mustard mine.]
• Hot Steel and Slide Licks (v) - Jeremy Wakefield [Patrick puts his brain on Squidward's shirt.]
◦ A Mining We Will Go - Kaz Prapuolenis [SpongeBob and Patrick sing this.]
‣ A-Hunting We Will Go - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield [Background music to "A Mining We Will Go"]
• Hot Steel and Slide Licks (k) - Jeremy Wakefield [Rocks fall, trapping SpongeBob, Patrick and Squidward inside the mine.]
‣ Six Powerful Cues (d) - Wilfred Burns [Patrick panics.]
• Hot Steel and Slide Licks (f) - Jeremy Wakefield [Squidward sighs.]
‣ Buck Jump - Cedric Palmer [SpongeBob makes a Krabby Patty and Squidward feeds Patrick with him.]
‣ Fates - Gregor Narholz ["Squidward, I-I need..."]
‣ Nude Sting - Nicolas Carr ["Why do I even bother?"]
‣ The Great White - Gregor Narholz [SpongeBob, Patrick and Squidward discover a deep mine shaft.]
‣ For a Lonely Girl - Norman Candler [SpongeBob, Patrick and Squidward take the mechanical escalator.]
‣ ? [Rimshot.]
‣ For a Lonely Girl - Norman Candler [They arrive down.]
‣ Fraidy Cat - Fredric Bayco [SpongeBob and Patrick find gold and diamonds in the mine, while Squidward finds sand.]
‣ For a Lonely Girl - Norman Candler [Kid goes up the mechanical escalator.]
‣ Hot Steel and Slide Licks (x) - Jeremy Wakefield ["Uh, what was that?"]
‣ Four More Comical Cuts - Ronald Hanmer [SpongeBob finds a telephone and gets a call from Mr. Krabs.]
‣ Eight Comical Cuts - Ronald Hanmer [SpongeBob finds a telephone and gets a call from Mr. Krabs.]
‣ Sculpture - Georges Behar [Squidward discovers a train station.]
• SpongeBob Theme II - Nicolas Carr, Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield [Squidward runs to take the train in which SpongeBob and Patrick are.]
‣ Eight Comical Cuts - Ronald Hanmer [SpongeBob and Patrick get off the train.]
‣ Perky Puppet - Alan Perry [SpongeBob, Patrick and Squidward mining condiments.]
‣ Harps and Bells - Nicolas Carr [SpongeBob finds mustard.]
‣ Unknown Track 38 - SpongeBob smiles.
◦ The Mustard Song - Kaz Prapuolenis [SpongeBob, Patrick and Squidward sings this.]
‣ Listen to the Mockingbird - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield [Background music to "The Mustard Song"]
• Hot Steel and Slide Licks (s) - Jeremy Wakefield [Pickaxe disintegrates.]
• Ripped Hide - Nicolas Carr, Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield [SpongeBob and Squidward use Patrick's head.]
‣ Six Powerful Cues (f) - Wilfred Burns [Prospector reappears and plugs up the hole.]
‣ Who Said That - Nicolas Carr, Barry Anthony [Prospector says there's no curse.]
‣ Hot Steel and Slide Licks (VI) - Jeremy Wakefield ["Mystery solved!"]
‣ Who Said That - Nicolas Carr, Barry Anthony [Prospector explains why they shouldn't unplug the hole.]
• M'Wanna - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield ["Oh, no curse, no mummy, and no mustard."]
• Grass Skirt Chase - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield ["Put your fists down."]
‣ Four Evil Men (c) - Trevor Duncan [Ground rumbles and breaks apart.]
‣ For a Lonely Girl - Norman Candler [Prospector goes up the mechanical escalator.]
‣ Four Evil Men (c) - Trevor Duncan [Floor still rumbling.]
‣ William Tell Overture - Gioacchino Rossini ["Where's me mustard?!"]
• Slide Whistle Stooges 2 - Nicolas Carr, Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield [The ending]
Release
- This episode is available on the SpongeBob SquarePants Vol. 19 and The Complete Eleventh Season DVDs.
Trivia
General
- The text design on the title card is similar to that of "Greasy Buffoons," but darker yellow.
- When this episode first aired, it was paired up with "Ink Lemonade."[citation needed]
- This episode reveals that the Krusty Krab gets its mustard, ketchup, hot sauce and mayo from the Mustard Mine.
- The face that SpongeBob makes after tasting the mustard is similar to the one face in "Can You Spare a Dime?" when SpongeBob says, "What could be better than serving up smiles?"
- This is the last episode to premiere before Cyma Zarghami, the former president of Nickelodeon, stepped down from the company on June 4, 2018.
- When Sandy rolls up her sleeves to beat up Mr. Krabs her forearms look very similar to Popeye from the 1960 cartoon Popeye the Sailor.
Cultural references
- This episode contains several possible references to The Three Stooges:
- The music over the title card is the popular song "Listen to the Mocking Bird," which was played in the opening credits of the early Stooge shorts. Later, when SpongeBob strikes mustard, he, Patrick and Squidward gleefully sing to the tune of it.
- When SpongeBob and Patrick are first shown venturing into the mines, they sing to the tune of the folk song "A-Hunting We Will Go." This was normally sung by the Stooges when engaging in some task or going on an adventure.
- The two escalators in the Mustard Mines are a reference to the two escalators in the state of Wyoming.
Errors
- It is not possible that so much pressure can be contained by a relatively thin layer of rock.
- After the prospector leaves, all the mustard that was on Patrick is gone.
- When Mr. Krabs asks SpongeBob if he used up all the mustard, in the background, a tube of mustard is shown next to mayo.
Running gags
- When someone gets on the escalator, they become calm.
