SpongeBob SquarePants

Fear of a Krabby Patty / Shell of a Man

Fear of a Krabby Patty:When Mr. Krabs is improving the Krusty Krab "open" times, he notices that Planktons is having his restaurant open 23 hours. Mr. Krabs wants to be better than Plankton, so he opens the Krusty Krab for 24 hours. Squidward is, of course, not happy with this, but SpongeBob is happy to be working non-stop. Then, in the Chum Bucket, Plankton reveals that it's all part of his plan to get Mr. Krabs to open his restaurant for 24 hours and getting SpongeBob tired and tell Plankton the ... more

'SpongeBob' Spinoffs Planned as Nickelodeon Chief Brian Robbins Tries to Win Back Young Viewers (Exclusive)

In an era when young TV viewers are increasingly abandoning the traditional TV screen, Brian Robbins wants to make it very difficult for kids to give up on Nickelodeon. The veteran producer who was named Nickelodeon’s president in October hasn’t spent his first months in the role noodling over the formula for the network’s famous green slime. He’s been working to fill its programming pipeline with new shows, even as he and other executives realize Nickelodeon’s target audience is more likely to be watching video o... more

Comic-Con 2015: Saturday Schedule for TV-Related Events -- 'Once Upon a Time,' 'Hannibal' and More

Schedules for the first two days of Comic-Con 2015 have been released; now it's time to take a look at the third day, which will include panels for shows like Once Upon a Time, Blindspot, Grimm, The Muppets, Outlander, more

'Constantine' Recap: Another Day, Another Case, Another Angel?

Constantine and Zed deal with a "miracle worker" preacher on tonight's Constantine. And while Manny faces a choice in his dealings with his John, we meet another angel as well. "Death Can't Conquer Me" A preacher in Kentucky frets with his sister about their "flock" dwindling after the death of their father, and apparently his solution is to wave around a serpent during a sermon and declare that death cannot subdue him. That, interestingly enough, le... more