Which of these deleted SpongeBob scenes do you think should have been included in the show? Subscribe to our channel for more awesome videos: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

SpongeBob may live in a pineapple under the sea and have a daily job at the Krusty Krab, but there’s a lot the innocent-looking sponge is hiding from his legions of fans. How do we know this?! Well, over the years, Nickelodeon has released all types of deleted scenes involving the characters of Bikini Bottom.

Some of these scenes were cut for time — others were cut because Nickelodeon would NEVER dare air them for children all around the world. What kind of scenes are we talking about? Well, there’s the time Squidward TORE HIS FACE OFF and had to get it stitched back on. The there’s the time when Mr. Krabs called his parents — only to find out they were dead. Squidward has a pretty crazy mind, but you have to see the deleted scenes from the “Snowball Effect” episode to understand just how deep his insanity goes when trying to get revenge on SpongeBob and Patrick. Sandy Cheeks has been involved in a few deleted scenes as well, including one where she goes back home to Texas. If you’re a fan of Plankton, then you probably wouldn’t like seeing the episode where Karen pretty much destroys him and flicks him away like a piece of waste. And there are even some deleted scenes that aired originally and were pulled from the air after they were shown. Join us at Screenrant as we count down these scenes, go over why they were cut and reveal everything we know about them including storyboards and animatics!

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This introduction and behind-the-scenes segment featuring “Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home” director (and ‘Spock’ actor) Leonard Nimoy was produced for a special “widescreen” VHS release of the film in 1989.

10 Gravity Falls Easter Eggs Hidden In Rick And Morty! Subscribe to our channel for more awesome videos: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

Rick and Morty and Gravity Falls are two of the best animated series of the century so far. They’re full of wacky characters and situations and are hilarious, creepy and totally unforgettable. We know this already, but what you might not know is that Rick and Morty’s co-creator Justin Roiland and Gravity Falls creator Alex Hirsch are best friends. The direct result of this friendship is a ton of great Easter Eggs and teasers in each of their respective series. It’s an amazing way to give props to one another and tease fans about these two universes being connected without confirming anything overtly. In this video, we specifically look at the Gravity Falls Easter Eggs hidden in Rick and Morty.

One of the first big hints that these two universes are connected was in the Season 3 premiere (the April Fools Day episode). In this episode, Rick and Morty are walking through a portal and you’ll notice a familiar book in Morty’s hands. You’ll also note the presence of two familiar characters in the background that are meant to reference Gravity Falls’ Pine twins Mabel and Dipper. The physical copy of Journal 3 released by Disney also showcases a number of great Easter Eggs that connect the two universes, including monsters and descriptions of certain encounters. When you delve through the Rickstaverse Instagram account, you’ll find even more hints that the two universes are connected, including three specific objects that appear time and time again.

And that’s just the beginning. Tune in to see the whole list and see if you’ve been able to pick out all these great Easter Eggs.

Featuring:

Entry 1 – APRIL FOOLS
Entry 2 – RICK WAS HERE
Entry 3 – STRANGE CREATURES
Entry 4 – THE PEN, THE NOTEBOOK AND THE COFFEE MUG
Entry 5 – RICKSTAVERSE INSTAGRAM
Entry 6 – TALKING CHAIR
Entry 7 – MR. POOPYBUTTHOLE
Entry 8 – BILL CIPHER
Entry 9 – RICK AND FORD
Entry 10 – MABEL AND DIPPER

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