SpongeBob SquarePants
Spongebob Squarepants is an animated children's television program that has won several Emmy awards. Although the show is marketed to children, it is a show that people of all ages can enjoy.[1] Celebrities such as Mike Myers and Justin Timberlake are fans of the show.[2] It has been on the air since its debut on the Nickelodeon network in 1999. The show was made into a 2004 movie. On occasion, the show has been frowned on for containing crude humor. In one particularly heinous episode, Rock-A-Bye Bivalve, Spongebob and Patrick, both male characters, raise a baby clam together.[3] This implies that gay marriage should be accepted in real life as it is in the fictional setting of Bikini Bottom, and that a gay couple can successfully raise a child. However, the opposite is obviously true, that regardless of the intelligence, motivation, and integrity of the child of a gay couple, as long as he or she does not have precisely one male parent and one female parent, that child cannot possibly become a successful adult. This episode symbolizes how the liberals have extended their control over the media to not only the lamestream media, but even to children's programming, in an effort to ensure that tomorrow's generation will similarly reject the logical and biblical standards of conservatism and our savior Jesus Christ.
Characters
- Spongebob Squarepants, the main character, is a happy-go-lucky sponge (shaped like a rectangular kitchen sponge, while his parents are ordinary sea sponges) who works at the Krusty Krab restaurant as a fry cook. The character has been praised as a symbol of a good attitude.[4]
- Patrick Star, Spongebob's best friend, is a starfish, known to have somewhat of a low intelligence. However, Patrick is extremely loyal, going so far as to brag about Spongebob's (perceived) abilities, which Spongebob usually meets in oft-heroic fashion. Patrick is often known for bursts of insight, which save the day, but which he promptly forgets.
- Squidward J. Tentacles, an squid, is Spongebob's neighbor and co-worker at the Krusty Krab. He is cynical and often shows annoyance at the antics of Spongebob and Patrick.
- Eugene H. Krabs, a crab, is the penny-pinching owner of Krusty Krab. He is often harsh to his employees but will occasionally show appreciation to them.
References
- â http://media.www.clarksonintegrator.com/media/storage/paper280/news/2004/11/22/Entertainment/Spongebob.For.Adults.Too-812397.shtml
- â Byrne, Ciar. "From Bikini Bottom to A-list celebrity: why the world loves SpongeBob SquarePants"; The Independent, 10 February 2005
- â http://spongebob.wikia.com/wiki/Rock-a-Bye_Bivalve
- â Springfield Newsleader, Newsleader in Education "Attitude", 6 January 2009