Timeline:September 5

September 5 is the 248th day of the year (249th in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar. There are 117 days remaining.

• 1952: David Glen Eisley, the voice of SpongeBob's singing voice in "Band Geeks," was born.
• 1973: Aaron Springer, a former crew member who worked on season 1-8, was born.
• 2001: "Fools in April" and "Neptune's Spatula" premiered in South Korea (EBS).
• 2002:
  • "Nasty Patty" and "Idiot Box" premiered in Canada and Brazil.
  • "Nature Pants" and "Opposite Day" premiered in Germany.
• 2003: "Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy IV" and "Doing Time" premiered in Germany.
• 2005: Ice Cream Time was published.
• 2007:
  • "Best Day Ever" and "The Gift of Gum" premiered in Spain.
  • "Once Bitten" premiered in South Africa.
• 2009: "Something Smells" and "Bossy Boots" premiered in the Czech Republic.
• 2010: Part 2 of "Truth or Square" premiered in the Czech Republic.
• 2011: "You Don't Know Sponge" and "Tunnel of Glove" premiered in Canada.
• 2012: "Squiditis" and "Demolition Doofus" premiered in Israel.
• 2015:
  • "Driven to Tears" premiered in Poland.
  • "Tutor Sauce" premiered in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and Poland.
  • "To Love a Patty" premiered in Wales (UK).
  • "Yeti Krabs" premiered in the Philippines.
  • "New Fish in Town" and "Love That Squid" premiered in Japan.
• 2016: "Salsa Imbecilicus" premiered in Canada.
• 2018:
  • "Bottle Burglars" premiered in Germany.
  • "High Sea Diving" premiered in Austria and Switzerland.
• 2019:
  • "Karen's Baby" premiered in the UK and Ireland.
  • "Stormy Weather" premiered in Poland.
• 2021: "Quest for Tire" and "Cabin of Curiosities" premiered in Israel.
• 2022: "Potato Puff" premiered in Latin America.
• 2023: "Fun & Done!" premiered in the UK and Ireland.
• 2024:
  • "Pick Patrick's Path" premiered in the UK and Ireland.
  • "Chopping Spree" and "All Bot Myself" premiered in Israel.
  • "Krabsy the Klown" premiered in the Middle East.
  • "Swimmin' Holed" premiered in Australia, New Zealand, Latin America, South Africa, Scandinavia, Iberia, France, Wallonia, the Netherlands, Belgium, Austria, Switzerland, Poland, Turkey, and Central & Eastern Europe.
  • "Arbor Day Disarray" and "Ain't That the Tooth" premiered in South Africa on Nicktoons in Afrikaans.

External links

• September 5 on Wikipedia