SpongeBob SquarePants: Safe Deposit Krabs; Plankton's Pet
1:37 pm - 2:04 pm, Today on Nicktoons Network (East) ()
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Safe Deposit Krabs; Plankton's Pet
Mr. Krabs gets trapped in the new bank, so SpongeBob and Patrick must rescue him; Plankton gets a pet to cheer himself up after failing to steal the Krabby Patty formula.
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2013
English
Stereo
Animated
Cartoon
Family
Animals
Children
Action/adventure
Comedy
Fantasy
Cast & Crew
Rodger Bumpass
(Actor)
.. Squidward/Vendor/Fish #69
Bill Fagerbakke
(Actor)
.. Patrick/Truck Driver/Male Fish #1/Male Fish #36
Mr. Lawrence
(Actor)
.. Plankton
Thomas F. Wilson
(Actor)
Brian Doyle-Murray
(Actor)
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Did You Know..
Rodger Bumpass
(Actor)
.. Squidward/Vendor/Fish #69
Born:
November 20, 1951
Birthplace: Jonesboro, Arkansas, United Staes
Birthplace: Jonesboro, Arkansas, United Staes
Trivia:
Was classmates in high school with Randy Hankins, who later became anchor Craig O'Neill.Worked at the Arkansas State University's campus radio station.Performed multiple duties (technical director, audio technician, cameraman, film processor and announcer) while working at Jonesboro's Raycom Media.Earned a minor in theater from the Arkansas State University.Served as writer, producer and performer in his comedy program Mid-Century Nonsense Festival Featuring Kumquat Theater.Moved to New York in 1977 to pursue a career in theater.
Bill Fagerbakke
(Actor)
.. Patrick/Truck Driver/Male Fish #1/Male Fish #36
Born:
October 04, 1957
Birthplace: Fontana, California, United States
Birthplace: Fontana, California, United States
Trivia:
Played football on scholarship at the University of Idaho before quitting after two years; after landing a part in a production of Godspell, he changed his major to Theater Arts. While studying for his MFA at Southern Methodist University, he roomed with actor/writer Nick Bakay, who wrote Paul Blart: Mall Cop. Appeared in a 1986 Off-Broadway production of The Nice and the Nasty, opposite Jane Adams and William H. Macy. Is one of the tallest actors in Hollywood at 6'6". Named a co-chair of a multi-phase renovation project to the main theatre at his alma mater in 2012.
Mr. Lawrence
(Actor)
.. Plankton
Thomas F. Wilson
(Actor)
Born:
April 15, 1959
Birthplace: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Birthplace: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Trivia:
Thomas F. Wilson studied international politics at Arizona State University, then switched his career focus by becoming a summer stock actor. In 1979, the 20-year-old Wilson returned to his native Philadelphia to begin his career as a standup comic, studying at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts between nightclub gigs. While on the bumpy road to fame, he shared an apartment with two other aspiring funnymen, Yakov Smirnoff and Andrew Dice Clay. He finally struck paydirt in the role of thick-eared, thick-skulled high school bully Biff ("Why don't you make like a tree...and go away?) in the first two Back to the Future films. In Back to the Future Pt. 3 (1988), he offered a fascinating variation of this character in the role of Biff's splendidly stupid great-grandfather, gunslinger Buford Tannen. What could have been a one-note characterization -- Biff/Buford wound up covered in manure in all three films -- was enlivened by Wilson's comic nuances and split-second timing. Computer game fans know Thomas F. Wilson best as Major Todd "Maniac" Marshall, star of the interactive CD-ROM Wing Commander series.
Brian Doyle-Murray
(Actor)
Born:
October 31, 1945
Birthplace: Chicago, Illinois, United States
Birthplace: Chicago, Illinois, United States
Trivia:
American actor/writer Brian Doyle-Murray began his professional performing career at Chicago's Second City comedy troupe. Once established, Brian was instrumental in bringing his younger brother Bill into Second City. While Bill Murray's star ascended, Brian stayed busy as a writer and comic character actor. He co-wrote the 1980 comedy hit Caddyshack and had choice supporting roles in such films as Modern Problems (1981), Club Paradise (1986) and National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation (1989). Brian has also appeared to excellent effect in several of his brother Bill's starring features, most recently in the hilarious role of the lugubrious mayor of Punxsutawney in Groundhog Day (1993). One of the staff writers of the earliest years of Saturday Night Live, Brian Doyle-Murray has remained active on television as a guest actor, as a regular on the 1991 sitcom Good Sports, and in such made for TV movies as Babe Ruth (1991).
