Spongebob Squarepants in "Soup"

There is a special episode of Spongebob Squarepants called "Soup." In the episode, Spongebob is at a soup kitchen. One day, he goes to get more eggs but, despite everyone else having been to the soup kitchen before, he still can't figure out where the eggs come from. He asks Krusty for help, but nobody has been to the soup kitchen. When he tells his mother, she says that because people never do things the way they should, and that she should feel guilty and angry, but Spongebob tells her she can only be angry for herself. She tells him to keep telling her that she has to be good at everything, and Spongebob continues to tell her how she has to be perfect, but Spongebob gets mad and tells her that to be perfect is to be an egg. The episode ends with Spongebob's parents telling him that the only thing missing is an egg. This is a key part of the season, because as the episode shows, the main characters are missing, they are missing in the world, and they are not perfect yet, and so we must look at this season's theme of "The Broken Egg".

This brings to mind the classic episode of The Twilight Zone, where the Twilight Zone characters wake up and the only sound in their ears is the sound of the bell ringing. The song that plays in their mind as a kind of wake-up bell is The World Is A Beautiful Place and I Know You Rider. But what I found is that this is more about an idea than anything, and it's one of the major themes the show shares. It's not about one world or universe of people having to choose between different ways of thinking and acting – it's not about a lack of good choices or an absence of evil, but about choosing the right one to get one's mind off one of the other's problems, and getting that right moment where it isn't about the things that come to mind.

The song itself is called The World Is A Beautiful Place and I Know You Rider (or even simply The World Is) and it plays whenever we wake up.

A scene from I Know You Rider that we haven't seen in a while, with a few of the characters. A world without the Bells.

We have an episode called The World Is A Beautiful Place and I Know You Rider, and it just has a very nice song in it that reminds me a lot of The World Is A Beautiful Place, but on a larger level it reminds me of many different aspects of this idea of American life.

The show is great, it keeps you laughing and is kind of funny. And we always try to push the envelope on comedy, which I think is what people would enjoy about this show.

The show isn't over yet, and if you haven't seen it yet here are the three first episodes of The World Is A Beautiful Place, you can watch them all here and here.