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Grandpappy the Pirate

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"Grandpappy the Pirate"
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General
Season number: 6
Production code: 116a
First airing: USA February 18, 2009
Sister episode(s): Cephalopod Lodge
Credits
Writer(s): Casey Alexander
Zeus Cervas
Dani Michaeli
Creative director: Vincent Waller
Storyboard director: Casey Alexander
Zeus Cervas
Animation director: Alan Smart
Supervising producer: Paul Tibbitt


“For all he knows, the Krusty Krab is a pirate ship. If he were to find out the truth, it would break his salty, barnacle encrusted heart. Boo-hoo!”
Mr. Krabs

"Grandpappy the Pirate" is the first segment of the fifteenth episode of season 6, and it is paired up with "Cephalopod Lodge." In this episode, Mr. Krabs turns the Krusty Krab into a pirate ship to convince his grandfather that he is a pirate.

Characters[edit]

Plot[edit]

Mr. Krabs gets a letter from his grandfather that he'll be sailing over to his place for ship inspection. He gets worried because he went out of the pirate business awhile ago and if he found out he was lying about still being a pirate, it would break his heart. SpongeBob gives him the idea to turn the Krusty Krab into a pirate ship, so they get together a crew composed of them as well as Squidward and Patrick.

They turn the restaurant into a ship and the crew members make themselves look like trained pirates. Soon after, Redbeard Krabs swings by and starts checking out the crew members and the ship itself. Mr. Krabs uses practical effects to trick his grandfather into thinking they are on a real ship.

At some point, Redbeard sees real danger, which Mr. Krabs finds out is Pearl yelling for him. He's about to shoot a cannon at her, but Mr. Krabs stops him and right after, the cannon collapses. He goes down and tells Pearl to go home.

Redbeard starts figuring out all the practical effects Mr. Krabs has been using, making him confess that he's been lying and destroys the ship back down to his real business, the Krusty Krab. Redbeard ends up getting impressed by the restaurant due to the high prices of food, and takes some of Mr. Krabs' money as he leaves.