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SpongeBob: As Told By is a digital media series of shorts focusing on the SpongeBob SquarePants cast retelling their favorite episodes using puppets. It is hosted by the voice actors of SpongeBob, Patrick, Pearl, Mrs. Puff, Karen, and Sandy Cheeks.
Production[]
Photos from the production were revealed by cinematographer Matt Braunsdorf on Instagram.[1] Vincent Waller confirmed that it would be a short-length[2] special segment made with Tom Kenny and Jill Talley, telling the story of one of their favorite episodes,[3] "Pizza Delivery."[4][5]
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Description[]
"AS TOLD BY brings together the cast of SpongeBob to tell the story of iconic episodes as best as they can. Alongside these less-than-accurate retellings are hilarious recreations of the episode using incredible hand puppets. Each episode will feature SpongeBob cast members recounting episodes, clips from the original show, and IRL Puppet reenactments embracing all of the nautical nonsense SpongeBob has to offer!"
Episodes[]
"Pizza Delivery" (Episode 1)[]
Episode 1 shows a retelling of "Pizza Delivery" with Tom Kenny and Jill Talley.
"Fry Cook Games" (Episode 2)[]
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Title card for the episode.
Episode 2 shows a retelling of "The Fry Cook Games" with Tom Kenny and Bill Fagerbakke.
"Band Geeks" (Episode 3)[]
Title card for the episode.
Episode 3 shows a retelling of "Band Geeks" with Bill Fagerbakke and Jill Talley.
"Karate Choppers" (Episode 4)[]
Title card for the episode.
Episode 4 shows a retelling of "Karate Choppers" with Tom Kenny and Jill Talley.
"F.U.N." (Episode 5)[]
Episode 5 shows a retelling of "F.U.N." with Bill Fagerbakke and Lori Alan.
"Pickles" (Episode 6)[]
Episode 6 shows a retelling of "Pickles" with Dee Bradley Baker and Mary Jo Catlett.
"Ripped Pants" (Episode 7)[]
Episode 7 shows a retelling of "Ripped Pants" with Dee Bradley Baker and Lori Alan.
"The Chaperone" (Episode 8)[]
Episode 8 shows a retelling of "The Chaperone" with Lori Alan and Mary Jo Catlett.
Hosts[]
Characters[]
Puppets and cut-outs[]
- SpongeBob
- Patrick
- Plankton
- Squidward
- Mr. Krabs
- Pearl
- Sandy
- Mrs. Puff
- Karen (mentioned)
- Gary (mentioned)
- Huge guy
- Larry the Lobster
- Squilliam Fancyson
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Appearing in archive footage[]
- Incidental 40
- Fred
- Incidental 14
- Anchovies
- Charlie
- Incidental 69
- Incidental 13 (normal; gray)
- Incidental 37A
- Incidental 49
- Incidental 9
- Patrick Star
- Incidental 41
- Incidental 46
- Incidental 45
- Incidental 7
- Incidental 24
- Incidental 92
- Incidental 16
- Incidental 6
- Incidental 37B
- Incidental 115
- Steven
- Incidental 152
- Incidental 2
- Incidental 65
- Incidental 39
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Trivia[]
- Episodes 2, 4, and 3 (in that order) had YouTube premieres, but they have been set to private as of July 15, 2020.
- Amazon Prime Video and Paramount+ include all eight episodes.
- Gary and Karen are the only main characters who are not seen as puppets, as they are only mentioned.
- This and SpongeBob DocuPants are the only SpongeBob-related shows that don't use the official SpongeBob font, but instead use a fan-made recreation of the font, specifically the "Krabby Patty" font.
References[]
- ^ Braunsdorf, Matt (2020-02-05). Never in my life have I ever been happier going to work. It’s literally a dream come true.. simplybraunsdorf. Retrieved on 2020-02-05.
- ^ Waller, Vincent (2020-02-06). Vincent Waller on Twitter. Vincent Waller. Retrieved on 2020-07-01.
- ^ Waller, Vincent (2020-02-06). Vincent Waller on Twitter. Vincent Waller. Retrieved on 2020-07-01.
- ^ Waller, Vincent (2020-02-13). Vincent Waller on Twitter. Vincent Waller. Retrieved on 2020-07-01.
- ^ Waller, Vincent (2020-03-04). Vincent Waller on Twitter. Vincent Waller. Retrieved on 2020-07-01.