It's the Krusty Krab's eleventy-seventh anniversary, and the nostalgia has SpongeBob, Squidward, Patrick, and Mr. Krabs looking back on key events in their lives. Right before the party begins, however, they all get locked in the freezer! With a hungry crowd and Plankton ready to steal the formula, they race through the air ducts to find a way out. Meanwhile, Patchy goes to Nickelodeon Studios to cast a star-studded 10th anniversary special. When the big event airs, however, he finds the guest of honor didn't show up...SpongeBob himself.
Mark Osborne, Luke Brookshier, Nate Cash
Director
Tom Kenny
SpongePob SquarePants / Gary (voice) / Patchy the Pirate
Bill Fagerbakke
Patrick Star / Male Streaker (voice)
Rodger Bumpass
Squidward Tentacles / Priest / Security Guard (voice)
Carolyn Lawrence
Sandy Cheeks (voice)
Clancy Brown
Mr. Krabs (voice)
Mr. Lawrence
Plankton / Larry the Lobster / Ventriloquist (voice)
Jill Talley
Karen Plankton (voice)
Paul Tibbitt
Potty the Parrot (voice) / Patchy's Good and Bad Sides
P!nk
Self
LeBron James
Self
Bob Joles
Painty the Pirate (voice)
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