The Snowball Effect, Season 3 Episode 6 is a surprise winter episode, which occurs when an iceberg floats into the tropical waters above Bikini Bottom. Overall though, this is another silly adventure for the Bikini Bottom crew and worth a watch for some lighthearted, wintery fun. Whether it’s in SpongeBob or any other show, I like when creators stick to their chosen medium. I don’t like the live-action toy integrated into the cartoon either. I rate this as my least favorite wintery/Christmas episode because I am not super into the Abominable Snow Mollusk detour. Of course, they get to The Chum Bucket just in time to confront Plankton, who traps them and leaves them to be Abominable Snow Mollusk food.įortunately for them, she’s only acquired a taste for the gummy worms SpongeBob gave her and mistakes Plankton for a jellybean, ending the episode and the strife by swallowing Plankton. The episode concludes with our favorite sea creatures working together to get home, utilizing all their various strengths. This is the never before seen in any episodes yet, and not-so-mythical The Abominable Snow Mollusk, which is a sort of Bigfoot-type creature, whose very existence is questioned by the masses. The crew is eventually attacked by a snow monster, who is portrayed by a live-action toy, and shoots ice from her mouth. Krabs, and Patrick, all pile into Spongebob’s sleigh to head home. Krabs can’t resist a race for a million dollars and is busy off at the race!)Īnd while Plankton runs off to steal the Krabby Patty formula, SpongeBob begins picking up his lost friends, whose hubris all gets the best of them as their sleighs fail them for those various reasons. But of course, Plankton uses the opportunity to sneak into the rarely empty Krusty Krab to try and steal the Krabby Patty secret formula.
Plankton is of course present, towed by his computer-wife Karen. All the lovable sea-dwelling characters have their own sleighs, true to their personalities: Patrick sits in a box drawn by gummy worms, SpongeBob is towed by Gary, Squidward has a fancy imported worm, etc… It begins with iconic reporter Perch Perkins reporting on a sleigh race where the winner receives a whopping one million dollars. This is a longer episode, lasting twenty-three minutes. It is from Season 8 Frozen Face-Off (Episode 4). This is more of an overall winter-themed episode. To keep you on your toes, we’re starting the list with a not strictly Christmas episode.
(I also love when Plankton and SpongeBob team up!)Īnd so, In order of least favorite to most favorite, here are the best SpongeBob Christmas episodes! Number 6 – Frozen Face-Off
Overall, it’s just a well-crafted episode and stands out over the rest. It has classic elements of SpongeBob humor, with surprising twists. So without further adieu, let’s talk about the best SpongeBob Christmas episodes and why they still hold a special place in this SpongeBob fan’s heart.īottom Line Up Front: The best SpongeBob Christmas episode has to be Plankton’s Old Chum because it has the Christmas spirit without being heavy-handed. Lasting thirteen seasons, SpongeBob and his friends also have three full-length movies.ĭespite new episodes no longer being released, these loveable sea creatures are still relevant in today’s pop culture and the ability to rewatch shows on multiple streaming outlets.Īnd while there isn’t a huge amount of Christmas episodes over the thirteen seasons and three movies, there are iconic, fun, and heartwarming Christmas episodes that are worth discussing and ranking. Best SpongeBob Christmas Episodes - April 18, 2022įirst gracing the airwaves in 1999, SpongeBob Squarepants took the world by storm as the new millennium dawned.
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