Vincent Waller
as Director
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The TV series SpongeBob SquarePants S1-S17, created by Stephen Hillenburg and produced by an unlisted studio, first premiered on May 1, 1999 in the United States. The series spans 17 seasons with 645 episodes, featuring the voices of Tom Kenny, Rodger Bumpass, Bill Fagerbakke, and Clancy Brown. It follows the story of The misadventures of a talking sea sponge who works at a fast food restaurant, attends a boating school, and lives in an underwater pineapple. This is an Animation, Comedy, Family series and has received a rating of 8.2/10 from 123,771 viewers.
Vincent Waller
as Director
Dave Cunningham
as Director
Sherm Cohen
as Director
Alan Smart
as Director
Stephen Hillenburg
as Director
Adam Paloian
as Director
Ian Vazquez
as Director
Walt Dohrn
as Director
Paul Tibbitt
as Director
Aaron Springer
as Director
Mark Osborne
as Director
Mark Caballero
as Director
Seamus Walsh
as Director
Keith Lowry
as Director
Phil Roman
as Director
Ennio Torresan
as Director
Mr. Lawrence
as Director
Dan Becker
as Director
Fred Osmond
as Director
Dan Povenmire
as Director
Frank Weiss
as Director
Jonas Morganstein
as Director
Benjamin Arcand
as Director
Bob Camp
as Director
Nick Lauer
as Director
Kurt Snyder
as Director
Eddie Trigueros
as Director
Marc Ceccarelli
as Director
Tom Kenny
as SpongeBob
Tom Kenny
as Gary
Tom Kenny
as SpongeBob SquarePants
Rodger Bumpass
as Squidward
Rodger Bumpass
as Squidward Tentacles
Rodger Bumpass
as Customers
Bill Fagerbakke
as Patrick Star
Bill Fagerbakke
as Patrick
Bill Fagerbakke
as Crowd
Clancy Brown
as Mr. Krabs
Clancy Brown
as Customers
Clancy Brown
as Crowd
Mr. Lawrence
as Plankton
Mr. Lawrence
as Larry the Lobster
Mr. Lawrence
as Fred
Dee Bradley Baker
as Bubble Bass
Dee Bradley Baker
as Perch Perkins
Dee Bradley Baker
as Fish #1
Carolyn Lawrence
as Sandy
Carolyn Lawrence
as Sandy Cheeks
Carolyn Lawrence
as Crowd
Jill Talley
as Karen
Jill Talley
as Customers
Jill Talley
as Crowd
Sirena Irwin
as Lady Fish
Sirena Irwin
as Lady Upturn
Sirena Irwin
as Mom
Mary Jo Catlett
as Mrs. Puff
Mary Jo Catlett
as Mrs. Poppy Puff
Mary Jo Catlett
as Old Lady Fish
Lori Alan
as Pearl Krabs
Lori Alan
as Pearl
Lori Alan
as Lady Fish
Carlos Alazraqui
as Surfer
Carlos Alazraqui
as Nobby
Carlos Alazraqui
as Dude Fish
Mark Fite
as Fish #7
Mark Fite
as Fish #1
Mark Fite
as Male Fish #1
Paul Tibbitt
as DoodleBob
Paul Tibbitt
as Potty the Parrot
Paul Tibbitt
as Potty
John Gegenhuber
as Old Man Jenkins
John Gegenhuber
as Customer #1
John Gegenhuber
as Customers
Tom Wilson
as Cop #2
Tom Wilson
as Reg
Tom Wilson
as Customer #1
Ernest Borgnine
as Mermaid Man
Ernest Borgnine
as Mermaid Man Doll
Brian Doyle-Murray
as Flying Dutchman
Brian Doyle-Murray
as Dutchbomb
Brian Doyle-Murray
as Atomic Dutchman
Stephen Hillenburg
as Writer
Nick Jennings
as Writer
Tim Hill
as Writer
Derek Drymon
as Writer
Mr. Lawrence
as Writer
Paul Tibbitt
as Writer
Luke Brookshier
as Writer
Kaz
as Writer
Andrew Goodman
as Writer
Richard Pursel
as Writer
Dani Michaeli
as Writer
Zeus Cervas
as Writer
Derek Iversen
as Writer
Casey Alexander
as Writer
Aaron Springer
as Writer
Steven Banks
as Writer
Merriwether Williams
as Writer
Nate Cash
as Writer
Danny Giovannini
as Writer
Mark O'Hare
as Writer
Eric Shaw
as Writer
Jay Lender
as Writer
Kent Osborne
as Writer
C.H. Greenblatt
as Writer
Tom King
as Writer
Erik Wiese
as Writer
Ben Gruber
as Writer
Marc Ceccarelli
as Writer
Walt Dohrn
as Writer
Mike Bell
as Writer
Chris Mitchell
as Writer
Sean Charmatz
as Writer
Peter Burns
as Writer
Sam Henderson
as Writer
Kyle McCulloch
as Writer
Sherm Cohen
as Writer
Ennio Torresan
as Writer
Tuck Tucker
as Writer
Josh Androsky
as Writer
Daniel Dominguez
as Writer
David B. Fain
as Writer
Vincent Waller
as Writer
Jack Pendarvis
as Writer
Solomon Georgio
as Writer
Alex Gordon
as Writer
William Reiss
as Writer
Eric Filipkowski
as Writer
Clare O'Kane
as Writer
Chuck Klein
as Writer
Steve Fonti
as Writer
Blake Lemons
as Writer
Ben Kurzrock
as Writer
Dan Povenmire
as Writer
Chris Reccardi
as Writer
Mike Mitchell
as Writer
Charlie Bean
as Writer
Elizabeth Jordan
as Writer
Mike Fasolo
as Writer
Cindy Morrow
as Writer
Adam Paloian
as Writer
Brian Morante
as Writer
Bobby Gaylor
as Writer
June Bliss
as Writer
Marcy Lynn Dewey
as Writer
Joe Liss
as Writer
Greg Miller
as Writer
Tom Kenny
as Writer
Andy Paley
as Writer
Chris Allison
as Writer
Ryan Kramer
as Writer
Carey Yost
as Writer
Dave Cunningham
as Writer
Fred Osmond
as Writer
John Trabbic
as Writer
Jessica Dotson
as Writer
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