Changes

|1996-present

|1996-present

|Nickelodeon

|Nickelodeon

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|TV-Y / TV-Y7

|Like with ''Smallville'' above, some conservative themes are present in the show (such as one episode advocating against gun control, and one episode has SpongeBob actually starting his own business to rival Krabby Patties and generally depicted in a good light.), and some liberal themes are present (Namely, it portrays Capitalists and business owners as greedy money makers via Mr. Krabs and Plankton, and the main character, Spongebob and his friend Patrick are rumored to be gay. In fact, in one episode, they raise a baby scallop in the manner of a marriage. The show also has promoted sex and is pro-environmentalist.).

|Like with ''Smallville'' above, some conservative themes are present in the show (such as one episode advocating against gun control, and one episode has SpongeBob actually starting his own business to rival Krabby Patties and generally depicted in a good light.), and some liberal themes are present (Namely, it portrays Capitalists and business owners as greedy money makers via Mr. Krabs and Plankton, and the main character, Spongebob and his friend Patrick are rumored to be gay. In fact, in one episode, they raise a baby scallop in the manner of a marriage. The show also has promoted sex and is pro-environmentalist.).

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