Although SpongeBob SquarePants has been airing more or less consistently for nearly 20 years, the show’s first three seasons — which aired between 1999 and 2004 — were its most influential. Those 60 episodes were the only ones personally overseen by creator Stephen Hillenburg, who died yesterday from ALS. They aired during a critical period for today’s 20-something adults. We were young enough to be engrossed with the show’s silly, absurd characters, returning home after school to watch any episode of SpongeBob that played on Nickelodeon. I was seven when SpongeBob first aired, and I recall those early seasons vividly.
It was also a time when that same generation was just starting to go online, eventually making the internet what it is...
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