Spongebob Squarepants

In the ocean there is a town called Bikini Bottom. The residents of Bikini Bottom are all fish. But there is a certain fry cook named Spongebob Squarepants season dvd boxset  . Just getting a job at Bikini Bottom's most popular restaurant The Krusty Krab he lives a crazy life with his hard-headed neighbor and friend Patrick. His next door Neighbor Squidward is a sarcastic boring squid who can't standSpongebob and Patrick. In the Krusty Krab Spongebob 's Boss Eugene Krabs is one of the most money-greedy men alive. He's probably the most money-greedy man alive. So inSpongebob 's life life under the sea is always quirky and crazy.
Spongebob Squarepants dvd is one of those rare animated shows that can be enjoyed equally as much by both adults and children. The utterly ludicrous concept of a talking sponge (who works at a fast food joint called The Krusty Krab) named Spongebob (voiced by Tom Kenny) and his adventures with his starfish friend Patrick (Bill Fagerbakke) and his crotchety neighbor Squidward (Roger Bumpass) are easily dismissed as simply another kids cartoon. However, if you take the time to pay attention to the dialogue and situations used throughout the series, you'll definitely understand why the show has garnered a sizeable cult following made up of people from all ages. Though it's been the subject of some bizarre controversies over the years (James Dobson famously accused the show of having a pro-homsexual agenda and more recently the University Of Virginia conducted a study which apparently proves the show leads to attention span problems!), it's popularity doesn't seem to have waned even after more than ten years of broadcast history.
With that said, as with any great show, it's tough to keep the momentum going year after year after year and this seventh season (now thankfully presented in its entirety and not in multiple volumes as seasons past have been), which ran from 2009 through 2011, isn't on par with the earlier seasons. It's not that this more recent material isn't fun, because it is, but by this point in time storylines are beginning to get a little repetitive and as such, the series doesn't seem quite as fresh and original as it once did. Far too often we're once again stuck with plots in which Plankton tries to steal Mr. Krabs' secret Krabby Patty recipe or another one in which SpongeBob tries to get his driver's license. There are a few interesting stand outs here, the Spongebob's Last Stand story finds SpongeBob and Patrick reworking sixties style folk songs as protest fodder when it looks like things will be going awry for the jellyfish fields that they spend so much time in when a proposed highway is to be built over top of them. Another highlight includes the Tentacle-Vision episode, in which the writer's try something new by giving Squidward his own television show but a lot of this season's content does seem to be more on the repetitive and predictable side.