Gather ‘round for a tale ‘bout SpongeBuck, a newbie who blew into Dead Eye Gulch fixin' to be the new fry cook only to find himself sheriff and goin' face-to-face, well, back-to-back since it was a duel, against the town's most dastardly denizen, Dead Eye Plankton. Can good triumph over evil in the Old West? Can a sponge make it in a town when he's outta food, water and lip balm?
Andrew Overtoom, Tom Yasumi, Luke Brookshier, Tom King, Alan Smart
Director
Tom Kenny
SpongeBob / SpongeBuck (voice)
Bill Fagerbakke
Patrick Star / Pecos Patrick Star (voice)
Rodger Bumpass
Squidward Tentacles / Hopalong Tentacles (voice)
Carolyn Lawrence
Sandy Cheeks (voice)
Clancy Brown
Mr. Krabs / William Krabs (voice)
Mr. Lawrence
Dead Eye Plankton (voice)
Mary Jo Catlett
Polene Puff (voice)
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