DoodleBob then declares his intention of taking SpongeBob's life for his own and pursues SpongeBob while erasing portions of his house. Climbing up the stairs, it reaches his bedroom and reclaims the pencil to redraw its body. In his fury, SpongeBob overlooks an arm that inches towards SpongeBob's house. However, SpongeBob manages to get a hold of the pencil and violently erases DoodleBob when the drawing runs into a rock during his attempt to flee. DoodleBob throws SpongeBob to the side and conks Patrick on the head with a rock. They come across DoodleBob babbling and brandishing the pencil in an empty field, likely in the midst of it trying to recreate something else. When the two approaches, DoodleBob delays them with a pit trap and runs off again. SpongeBob and Patrick find DoodleBob in a poorly drawn sketch of SpongeBob's pineapple house. The prank goes awry as DoodleBob swings Squidward around and then runs off with the pencil. After experimenting with drawings that come to life, such as a jellyfish and Patrick's crude rendition of Squidward, the two decide to play a prank on Squidward by having a crude doodle of SpongeBob knock on his door. SpongeBob examines the pencil and begins to doodle with it. His pencil lands near SpongeBob's house, causing SpongeBob and Patrick to panic. The episode starts off showing an artist at sea working on a new piece when he drops his pencil into the ocean. During his confrontation with SpongeBob which resulted in the pencil snapping in two, DoodleBob transformed his mouth into a pencil sharpener. He also demonstrates some super-abilities, such as effortlessly swinging a decent-sized rock over Patrick's head.
The patriotic thing is when you raise your arm and say ‘America, get a shot in it. "I think that there is a level of reaching these folks that you have to say look, the way to be the most productive citizen, the way to be the person that helps, is to get this.
I think back to the original anti-vaccine movement, which sort of started, I think, I could be wrong, but I see it as almost starting with the Hollywood elite that didn’t want their kids vaccinated because of a bunked report," he explained. "It is an interesting thing when you look at what happens and how this became what it is. So it is a really strange thing to try to be louder than that disinformation." So all my fans… They are seeing disinformation everywhere, and they are being told that the water doesn’t put the fire out. They band together, they do what it takes to help their neighbor. "A small town of 1200 people, this is the kind of community where immediately if a house is on fire, before the fire department can get there, there are a lot of people with buckets trying to put the fire out already. "I feel like knowing my people, where I come from, I’m from West Virginia," he told the outlet. The "Whiskey Lullaby" singer noted that he believes Americans in smaller communities will step up and get the vaccine once they understand how vital it is to protecting their friends, family and neighbors. Al Sharpton to discuss vaccine hesitancy and his role as a country singer to address an audience that is seemingly exhibiting hesitancy. The country singer appeared on MSNBC’s "Deadline" alongside Rev.
Brad Paisley says it's 'patriotic' to get the coronavirus vaccine, blames 'Hollywood elite' for hesitancy
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