Never Going Back Again Wiki Caveman

"Ugh" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from Season 3. In this episode, SpongeBob, Patrick, and Squidward's prehistoric ancestors SpongeGar, Patar, and Squog discover fire.

Contents

  • 1 Characters
  • ii Synopsis
    • 2.one Human activity 1
    • ii.2 Human action two
    • two.three Running gags
  • iii Product
    • 3.1 Art
    • 3.two Caveman linguistic communication
    • 3.3 DVD edits
    • 3.iv Music
    • 3.5 Release
    • three.6 Reception
  • four Trivia
    • 4.1 General
    • four.ii Cultural references
    • 4.3 Errors
  • 5 Videos
  • 6 References

Characters

  • French Narrator
  • Patchy the Pirate
  • Potty the Parrot
  • Jellyfish (in drawings)
  • Bronty the Patchysaurus (single appearance)
  • Choir (debut)
    • Tom Kenny
    • Bill Fagerbakke
    • Rodger Bumpass
    • Doug Lawrence
    • Dee Bradley Baker
    • Sirena Irwin
  • Cavemen (debut)
    • Cavey (debut)
  • SpongeBob SquarePants (2 cameos)
  • Eugene H. Krabs (cameo)
  • Trilobites
  • Ammonite (cameo)
  • Dorudon (debut)
  • Prehistoric issues
  • SpongeGar (debut)
  • Prehistoric Gary (debut)
  • Squog (debut)
  • Club
  • Patar (debut)
  • Amoeba
  • Barbershop Quartet (debut)
  • Albert Einstein (debut)
  • Archaic Jellyfish (cameo)
  • Prehistoric Krabs (debut)
  • Patchy's mom (mentioned)
  • Ten-29488 (debut)
  • Creature in Squog's painting
  • SpongeBob (primitive) (cameo)
  • Patrick (Archaic) (cameo)
  • Squidward Tentacles (cameo)
  • SpongeTron (cameo)
  • T. rex (debut)
  • Patrick Star (cameo)

Synopsis

Act one

The French narrator begins the episode by introducing some other SpongeBob SquarePants special, hosted from Encino, California equally it was 100 million years agone. From his cave-house, Patchy the Pirate, in a caveman costume, is introducing prehistoric times and talking nigh how slap-up they were. However, Potty, in a futuristic robot costume, appears and says that prehistoric times were "lame" and the future is "where it's at."

They begin arguing over whether SpongeBob himself likes prehistory or the future ameliorate. While working at the Krusty Krab, SpongeBob feels a disturbance and tells Mr. Krabs that "I've got the strangest feeling that somewhere a pirate and parrot are arguing about me. And, the parrot is winning." As Patchy and Potty continue to argue, Patchy begins the episode.

The drawing features prehistoric ancestors of SpongeBob, Squidward, and Patrick, named "SpongeGar," "Squog," and "Patar," respectively. SpongeGar, who is sleeping in his pineapple-shaped cave, is awakened past a distant herd of monstrous purple creatures, who produce a sound identical to that of SpongeBob'southward alarm clock that knocks the stone on SpongeGar. SpongeGar wakes up and takes his version of Gary, who is bigger than the prehistoric pineapple itself, out for a walk, and the large sea snail leaves a slime trail all over Squog'southward forepart yard. Squog comes out with one of his two clubs to complain to SpongeGar, but slips on the slime trail, sliding into Patar's rock, awakening its occupant, and somewhen crashing back into his own house. SpongeGar and Patar begin to play, and SpongeGar uses a hollow log to accident a bubble. Information technology and so starts raining, and somewhen lightning strikes the log, setting it on fire.

As the human action ends, the three cavemen experiment with it, called-for themselves in the procedure. Very presently, SpongeGar realizes that it can exist used to cook food. The three brainstorm cooking various items with information technology. These include flowers, the top of a mushroom, a kelp reed, a wood stick, a prehistoric ancestor of Eugene H. Krabs, seaweed flowers that look similar to corn on the cob, a green plant that looks similar spaghetti, rocks that take the class of popcorn, and a Krabby Patty fabricated of sand.

Act 2

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Over the commercial interruption, Patchy and Potty continue to fight, now keeping score between the futurity and the by. Patchy then brings in a real live caveman, just Potty brings in a futuristic robot who begins repeatedly shooting the caveman with lasers.

At the stop of the twenty-four hour period, SpongeGar, Patar, and Squog are full from eating and say goodbye to each other as they head over to their homes. Suddenly, SpongeGar, Patar and Squog stop walking and they turn effectually, realizing that the burn down is still out there. The three of them start fighting over who volition keep the fire. They go along fighting until it starts raining again and puts the fire out. SpongeGar and Patar apologize to each other for fighting, just Squog blames them for putting it out and attempts to hit them over the head. Before he can practice then, even so, lightning strikes him and SpongeGar and Patar cook marshmallows over his charred body.

After the episode ends, Patchy is shown sitting outside his cave, plainly having lost to Potty. Yet, Potty comes outside and invites him dorsum in, where Cavey the Caveman and the Robot Android Cyborg DX-294888 practise a rap called "When Worlds Collide."

When Worlds Collide

Patchy began to have a change of centre about "loving" the hereafter. The song montage features scenes from SpongeBob B.C. and "SB-129." The episode ends with Potty giving Patchy a "souvenir from the prehistoric times," that being a Tyrannosaurus King, which begins chasing him. Patchy says goodbye to the viewers, finishing the episode while existence eaten by the Tyrannosaurus Rex.

Running gags

  • Patar putting salt on items and and then eating them except Squog's tentacle, who hits Patar on the caput to stop him from gnawing his tentacle.
  • Potty eating popcorn and saying "This is great" whenever bad things happen.
  • Squog slipping on Gary's slime trail and crashing at a house.
  • SpongeGar, Squog and Patar eating unlike things later on roasting them on the burn down until they have eaten everything in the expanse.

Production

Art

Caveman language

SpongeGar, Patar, and Squog speak in a primitive language similar to English. Many words and sounds are taken from or based on English words/sounds.

Known meanings
Caveman Modern Day
Banooga Ready! I'yard set up!
Tabonga Come up on
Polinka Brain
Dumbo Dumb
Taila Foo Genius
Tay make
Na not
Mowanga excellent
fwee fwee burn down
Pooga slime
Pooca bother
Unga love
Monga stupid
Chonga go away!
Babwana give me
Wa watch
Bolapa burp
Gonaga expert nighttime
Gagonda forgot
Fagonda forget it
Tabanga practise? it belongs to you, not me!
Wait a infinitesimal look a infinitesimal
Money coin
Manaka look
Molonka whatsoever
Yumma yummy
Fongar flowers
Tooka give
Bonga downwards
Go become
And and
Bawannagog crazy
Tabonga left
As behind
A a
Go o messy
Saila trail
Got got
No no
Wima soe ouch
Sutaka jakasa! why you trivial!

DVD edits

The French narrator saying, "Stay tuned to SpongeBob B.C.," Patchy getting hit with a big rock, and the French Narrator maxim, "When nosotros last saw our hungry troglodytes, they just discovered fire. How long will it take for them to mess it up? Let'southward see.," are all cut from The Complete third Season and The First 100 Episodes DVDs due to there beingness no commercials. These scenes are still intact on the SpongeBob Goes Prehistoric DVD and VHS tape. It can also be found on the Nick Picks Volume 1 DVD.

Music

( ) Production music
( ) Original music
( ) SpongeBob music

 A Pirate'southward Life for Me (A) - Ron Goodwin[Opening music]
 Monster Issues [#33] - Gregor F. Narholz["...100 million years ago!"]
 'Er Indoors - Johnny Hawksworth[Patchy riding a fake dinosaur/Patchy talks most prehistoric times]
 Lonely Stranger - Laurie Johnson[meanwhile at the Krusty Krab]
 'Er Indoors - Johnny Hawksworth[Patchy and Potty arguing]
 Pulse of Africa - Robin Hogarth["Ugh" title carte]
 Moon Walk - John Fox[primordial sea]
 Hawaii Jive Ho - David Jones[SpongeGar wakes up]
 Cucu Chama - David Bradnum[Squog lament about slime trail]
 African Xylophone [#97] - Marker Nolan["Wait a minute..."]
 Upward Glide - Eric Allen["Wait a infinitesimal..."]
 Cucu Chama - David Bradnum[Squog complaining about slime trail]
 Natives Bulletin - Jonny Teupen[Patar eats slime off Squog]
 African Xylophone [#97] - Marker Nolan[Squog yells at Patar.]
 Idea Vibe - Nicolas Carr["Huh?"]
 Sangoma D - Richard Siluma[SpongeGar and Patar hitting themselves]
 Nyala - David Bradnum[rain]
 Cucu Chama - David Bradnum[thunder/lightning]
 Drama Gong - Nicolas Carr[gong]
 Pulse of the Earth - Mauricio Venegas-Astorga[fire]
 Bongo Crazy [#43] - Martyn David, Alan Bell, Roger Stephen Dexter[SpongeGar and Patar scream in pain]
 Pulse of the Globe - Mauricio Venegas-Astorga[Patrick eats his hand]
 Glissando Upwardly - Eric Allen[Squog hits Patar]
 Alpha to Omega (B) - Dave Hewson[SpongeGar stares at the stick.]
 Declaration A - Gregor F. Narholz[SpongeGar gets an idea/Squog eats the plant.]
 Tymp Fanfare - Nicolas Carr[overlays Announcement A]
 African Flute - Friedel Berlipp[roasting things over the fire]
 Bell Hop (a) - John Shakespeare["I told you prehistoric times were fun!"/Robot attacks Cavey/"Welcome dorsum to SpongeBob SquarePants B.C. Sounds like things have gone from bad to worse for Patchy. Let's spotter."]
 African Flute - Friedel Berlipp[roasting more food]
 African Percussion (G) - Robin Hogarth[SpongeGar and Squog hitting each other]
 Pulse of Africa - Robin Hogarth[they fight over the log]
 Bare Human foot - Robin Hogarth[Squog struck by lightning]
 Cease Gong - Nicolas Carr[gong]
 The Dreadnought Tea Clipper (B) - Tim Laycock, Robert Alexander White["At present I know how Squidward feels."]
 When Worlds Collide - Theo Mondle, Paul Tibbitt, Kent Osborne
 Monster Bug [#33] - Gregor F. Narholz[dinosaur]
 The Girl I Left Behind Me - Brian Peters[ending]
 B.C. Strut - Steve Belfer[closing credits]

Release

  • This episode is available on the SpongeBob Goes Prehistoric DVD and VHS, Nick Picks Volume 1, Consummate 3rd Season, Nick Picks Box-Gear up (Vol, one-3), The Ultimate Box Set, Nickelodeon Double Feature, Starting time 100 Episodes, Exposed!: The Ultimate Box Fix, SpongeBob's Legendary Adventures, The Ultimate SpongeBob Box Gear up, SpongeBob SquarePants Vol. 5, From the Get-go, Function 2, Complete Third Season, The SpongeBob SquarePants Collection, The SpongeBob SquarePants 8 Flavor DVD Collection, Favorite Episodes, Triple Pack 4, two-Season TV Pack, The Tertiary & Fourth Seasons, Big Hits: Volume 2, and The All-time 200 Episodes E'er DVDs.

Reception

  • "Ugh" was ranked #16 during the Best Day Ever event from November 9–10, 2006.
  • This episode was ranked #48 in the "Tiptop 100 Greatest Nicktoon Episodes" every bit part of "Super Stuffed Nicksgiving Weekend."
  • This episode was nominated for an Emmy at the 2004 Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Animated Program (for Programming Less Than One 60 minutes).[1]

Trivia

Full general

  • This episode is also listed as "SpongeBob B.C. (Before Comedy)."
  • This episode and "F.U.Due north." tie for the shortest episode title in the series, with simply three letters.
    • All the same, in terms of characters, this is the shortest title, with three characters in full.
  • This is the get-go episode for a few things:
    • The first episode where SpongeBob appears every bit a cameo.
    • The first episode to use stock footage from previous episodes. For instance, the scene with the Primitive Jellyfish offset appeared in the episode "SB-129."
    • The offset episode where i of Squidward's ancestors is seen, as well as the second episode where Patrick and SpongeBob'south ancestors are shown.
    • The first episode in which none of the ten master characters take a major advent.
    • The get-go double-length episode where Sandy and Plankton do not appear.
  • In production social club, this is the second double-length episode of flavour 3. The first is "Party Pooper Pants."
  • In the French dub, according to the French narrator, the episode takes place 100 millennia ago, simply this is orders of magnitude inaccurate in lite of the coexistence of various creatures seen in the episode (see estimate timeline below).[citation needed]
  • Squog says "Look a minute" at one point, the just full English sentence spoken by any of the cavemen.
  • This episode marks the 3rd time an episode has a unique opening credits sequence, the first ii being "SB-129" and "Krusty Krab Training Video."
  • Excluding the narrator, Patchy, Potty, Cavey, Potty'south Robot, the actual SpongeBob and Mr. Krabs during the "Meanwhile" fourth dimension card, none of the dialogue in this episode was edited in the Korean dub.
  • The activities of SpongeGar, Patar, and Squog paint an (inconsistent) parallel with those of tardily primitive human species and early modern humans. It is thought that homo ergaster might take had a linguistic communication, human erectus discovered burn down, and early mod humans domesticated animals, in that order. However, SpongeGar has a pet, and speaks a language with the other two, by the time all iii detect fire onscreen. Yet, this discovery was made underwater, so the "late" discovery of fire (however effectually 150 million years earlier than human being erectus, co-ordinate to the above timeline) tin be excused.
  • There is an online game based on this episode called B.C. Bowling.
  • The atonal singing choir, according to the episode's credits, is made up of Tom Kenny, Bill Fagerbakke, Rodger Bumpass, Mr. Lawrence, Dee Bradley Baker, and Sirena Irwin.
  • The shot of the prehistoric jellyfish swimming through the water is recycled from SB-129.

Cultural references

  • The atonal singing of the barbershop quartet references the slice "Requiem for Soprano, Mezzo Soprano, Two Mixed Choirs, and Orchestra" by GyΓΆrgy Ligeti, which was used in the film, 2001: A Space Odyssey, whenever the monolith appeared.
    • The scene in which SpongeGar realizes that he tin can apply a stick every bit a tool to take a piece of coral out of the burn down pays direct homage to the Dawn of Human being sequence from the motion-picture show 2001: A Space Odyssey, a famous scene in which a group of apes learn to use a bone as both a tool and weapon. In both cases, the narrative has portrayed these stories without the use of conventional dialogue (using nonsensical cave-ish speech in Ugh and using ape noises in 2001).
    • The music is also a straight homage, with a modern wailing piece and music similar to the classical piece "As well Sprach Zarathustra" by Richard Strauss played after SpongeGar's discovery, mirroring the apply of said pieces of music in 2001.
  • B.C. standing for "Before Comedy" is a parody of the Dionysiusian term "Before Christ."
  • The black and white stock footage of cavemen was taken from the 1914 silent film Brute Strength, the get-go alive-action dinosaur movie.

Errors

  • When Patar punctures his lip, the stick is thick, but when SpongeGar stomps on a little crab, takes the stick out of Patar's lip, impales a small crab, and gives it to him, the stick is thin.
  • When Prehistoric Gary makes a snail trail on Squog's rocks, it is on the one closest to his house, but when Squog looks out the window, information technology is on the third one from his house.
  • Squog does non take a door in his house until he takes the fire to it.
  • When Squog snatches the fire from Patar, in that location is a flash of xanthous equally if SpongeGar took it.
  • Patchy's hook is shown on his left hand when he tells the audience that it was easier to hit a baseball in the Prehistoric times and tries to create burn down, while in other scenes, it is on his right hand.
    • In the next frame, after he introduces himself, he does not have his claw.
  • While SpongeGar sniffs his get-go charred flower on a stick, the roots are seen over his beard where the root parts over his beard are red.
  • When Squog chooses which social club to utilise, he puts the one he did not desire on the right. When it shows a shut-up view, it is moved to the left.
  • When SpongeGar falls from the rope, information technology is unsaid that he falls into a pile of leaves. However, in both the shot where SpongeGar gets trapped and the one where he sees Patar and Squog running later the log, there are no leaves around.
  • During the visual of an ancient cartoon of SpongeBob and Patrick squeezing upwards and down while "When Worlds Collide" plays, at one point during the blitheness loop, SpongeBob is missing the line that is supposed to resemble his pants.
  • Patchy has brown optics throughout the episode, but when his eyes bulge out of his head, they are blue.

Videos

References

  1. ^ https://world wide web.emmys.com/awards/nominees-winners/2004/outstanding-curt-format-animated-program

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Primetime Emmy Awards

Outstanding Blithe Program (for Programming Less Than One Hour)

Nominees: Sean Dempsey, Derek Drymon, Juli Murphy Hashiguchi, Sam Henderson, Stephen Hillenburg, Jay Lender, Mark O'Hare, Kent Osborne, Alan Smart, Paul Tibbitt, Tom Yasumi (for "New Educatee Starfish"/"Clams," 2003) • Derek Drymon, Juli Spud Hashiguchi, Stephen Hillenburg, Kent Osborne, Andrew Overtoom, Alan Smart, Paul Tibbitt (for "Ugh," 2004) • Mike Bell, C.H. Greenblatt, Stephen Hillenburg, Alan Smart, Paul Tibbitt, Vincent Waller, Tom Yasumi (for "Fearfulness of a Krabby Patty"/"Shell of a Man," 2005) • Casey Alexander, Luke Brookshier, Stephen Hillenburg, Tom King, Dani Michaeli, Chris Mitchell, Andrew Overtoom, Alan Smart, Paul Tibbitt and Tom Yasumi (for "Bummer Vacation"/"Wigstruck," 2007) • Steven Banks, Charlie Bean, Stephen Hillenburg, Dani Michaeli, Chris Reccardi, Alan Smart, Aaron Springer, Paul Tibbitt, Tom Yasumi (for "The Inmates of Summer"/"The Two Faces of Squidward," 2008)

Outstanding Special Class - Brusk-Format Animated Programs

Nominees: Dina Buteyn, Stephen Hillenburg, Dani Michaeli, Alan Smart, Aaron Springer, Paul Tibbitt and Tom Yasumi (for "Dear Vikings," 2009)

Outstanding Short-format Animated Program

Nominees: Luke Brookshier, Dina Buteyn, Nate Cash, Stephen Hillenburg, Doug Lawrence, Andrew Overtoom, Alan Smart and Paul Tibbitt (for "That Sinking Feeling," 2011) • Marc Ceccarelli, Stephen Hillenburg, Kyle McCulloch, Jennie Monica, Jack Pendarvis, Alan Smart, Paul Tibbitt, Vincent Waller, Tom Yasumi (for "Company Picnic," 2016) • Luke Brookshier, Marc Ceccarelli, Stephen Hillenburg, Jennie Monica, Adam Paloian, Alan Smart, Vincent Waller, Tom Yasumi (for "Plankton Paranoia," 2019)


Daytime Emmy Awards

Outstanding Directing in an Animated Program

Directors: Andrew Overtoom, Andrea Romano, Alan Smart and Tom Yasumi (2010) • Casey Alexander, Luke Brookshier, Nate Cash, Zeus Cervas, Sean Charmatz, Andrew Overtoom, Andrea Romano, Alan Smart, Aaron Springer, Paul Tibbitt, Vincent Waller and Tom Yasumi (2012)

Outstanding Special Course Animated Program

Animators: Dina Buteyn, Stephen Hillenburg and Paul Tibbitt (2010)

Outstanding Children's Blithe Programme

Nominees: Stephen Hillenburg, Jennie Monica Hammond and Paul Tibbitt (2012) • Stephen Hillenburg, Marc Ceccarelli, Vincent Waller and Jennie Monica (2018)

Outstanding Performer in an Animated Plan

Vocalization actors: Rodger Bumpass as Squidward Tentacles (2012) • Tom Kenny equally SpongeBob SquarePants (2018) • Tom Kenny every bit SpongeBob SquarePants (2020)

Outstanding Sound Editing – Animation

Nominees: Todd Brodie, Nicolas Carr, Mishelle Fordham, Chris Gresham, Matt Hall, Jeffrey Hutchins, James Lifton, Paulette Lifton, D.J. Lynch, Aran Tanchum and Kimberlee Vanek (2012) • Mishelle Fordham, Vincent Guisetti, Jeffrey Hutchins, James Lifton, Paulette Lifton, D.J. Lynch, Wes Otis, Monique Reymond and Aran Tanchum (2013) • Devon Bowman, Nicolas Carr, Mishelle Fordham, Jeff Hutchins, Aran Tanchum and Vincent Guisetti (2014)

Outstanding Sound Mixing for an Blithe Program

Nominees: D.J. Lynch, Justin Brinsfield, Ryan Greene, Manny Grijalva, Jeff Hutchins and Aran Tanchum (2020)

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