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(#3) Arrgh!
- March 15, 2000
Mr. Krabs episodes of Spongebob are typically about his problem with greed. This one is no different, as the businessman sees Spongebob and Patrick playing a board game called "The Flying Dutchman's Treasure Hunt," and becomes addicted. That obsession eventually leads him to bring Patrick and Spongebob on a real treasure hunt, using the map from the board game. The trio never really know where they're supposed to be going, but end up stumbling right onto the "X" that marks the spot. As they begin to dig, Mr. Krabs' greed comes out, and he tells them becuase he is the captain, the treasure all belongs to him. As if on cue, The Flying Dutchman appears looking for his treasure, and Mr. Krabs greedily blames the digging on Patrick and Spongebob. It blows up in his face, however, when the Dutchman gives each of them gold coins as a reward for digging for him.
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(#7) Ghost Host / Chimps Ahoy!
- May 05, 2006
In this episode, The Flying Dutchman really leans on Spongebob after his ship gets damaged and he needs to crash with him as it gets repaired. However, he's not the greatest guest, as he scares Spongebob so regularly, that it eventually becomes old, and loses its effect. This worries The Flying Dutchman, as he fears that he's lost his touch. Eventually, when The Flying Dutchman wants to give up, Spongebob convinces him to try one more time, by scaring Squidward, who supposedly doesn't believe in ghosts. He is successful, terrifying Squidward and gaining his confidence back. The Flying Dutchman reveals at the end of the episode that his ship had been repaired for three months.
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(#14) Appointment TV
In this episode, the long-lost episode of The Adventures of Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy is finally released. However, Spongebob struggles to make it home on time because many of his friends need help with things. They realize that they've taken his kindness for granted, and forced him to miss the thing he was excited about. So they decide to re-enact the episode with a play. The Flying Dutchman makes a very short cameo appearance in this episode, as one of the people Spongebob helps. In the cameo, Spongebob is seen cleaning the deck of The Flying Dutchman's ship. This episode is a great indicator of the longevity of the show, as it was released 19 years to the day, after the release of "Scaredy Pants," which was the first physical appearance of The Flying Dutchman.
Original Airing: October 28, 2018
Season: 11
Episode Number: 23
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(#13) Shopping List
In this episode, Spongebob and Sandy need to collect top secret Krabby Patty ingredients for Mr. Krabs. Meanwhile, Plankton is following them, trying to steal the secret recipe. The last ingredient they need to get is dandruff from The Flying Dutchman. So, they go to his ship and successfully get his dandruff. Plankton, however, gets caught, and The Flying Dutchman kicks him off of the ship. The entire shopping spree ended up being a ruse to throw Plankton off of the scent. At this news, Sandy snaps and starts beating up Mr. Krabs.
Original Airing: September 24, 2018
Season: 11
Episode Number: 17
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(#6) The Curse of Bikini Bottom
Spongebob once again offends The Flying Dutchman. This time, it's becuase he and Patrick were playing with a lawnmower in the cemetery. They accidentally get dirt all over The Flying Dutchman's shirt, before cutting off his beard with the lawnmower - and he was supposed to have a date! Enraged, the Flying Dutchman turns them into ghosts until his beard grows back, so they can see what it's like to be a ghost. Spongebob can't sleep, or worse - can't work - becuase he can see through his eyelids. The stress of it all causes him and Patrick to run back to The Flying Dutchman, begging him to release them from the curse. He doesn't want to help them until his beard grows back, so they give him a makeover, using Spongebob as his beard.
Original Airing: October 24, 2009
Season: 7
Episode Number: 7
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(#2) Born Again Krabs / I Had An Accident
- October 04, 2003
This episode is an allegory for the danger and consequences of greed. Mr. Krabs refuses to throw away a clearly expired and unsafe Krabby Patty, because he doesn't want to lose the money. To try to prove a point to his employees, Mr. Krabs ends up eating the expired patty, and landing himself in the hospital. Enter: The Flying Dutchman. He comes to take Mr. Krabs to Davey Jones' Locker, but ends up relenting, and giving him a second chance as long as he promises to be less greedy. The "new," generous Mr. Krabs doesn't last long, and so The Flying Dutchman makes another appearance. Spongebob tries to save Mr. Krabs' soul by betting the Dutchman his greedy boss would save him over the money in the Dutchman's pocket. Unfortunately, Spongebob loses the bet, and is seemingly hauled off to Davy Jones' Locker. However, The Flying Dutchman quickly returns him, complaining he was too annoying.
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