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In the episode "Squid on Strike," he organizes a worker's strike at the Krusty Krab. He even destroys the Krusty Krab, although indirectly and accidentally. Squidward J. Q. Tentacles[4] ( /ˈskwɪd.wərd/,[5] /ˈskwɛd.wərd/) is a fictional character voiced by actor Rodger Bumpass in the Nickelodeon animated television series SpongeBob SquarePants. Squidward was created and designed by marine biologist and animator Stephen Hillenburg.
Floors
In "Dunces and Dragons," Squidly, Squidward's medieval ancestor, vowed that if he could not learn to play the clarinet correctly, his seventh great-grandson would be cursed tenfold. In "Squilliam Returns," Squilliam mentions that Squidward was voted "Most Likely to Suck Eggs" in high school just to humiliate him. It’s shown in the episode "Bulletin Board" that Squidward has a tattoo of a red rose on his right arm. According to the SpongeBob SquarePants Annual 2014 book published by the Egmont Group, Squidward's birthday is on October 9. Compared to the Krusty Krab, SpongeBob's House and Bikini Bottom, Squidward's house gets destroyed often, but not too often. Squidward's House is an "Easter Island Head" (a Moai) as Squidward said in SB-129, it is between the houses of SpongeBob and Patrick, and like Bikini Bottom and the Krusty Krab, it seems to get destroyed often, but not as often as the Krusty Krab and Bikini Bottom themselves.
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He works as the cashier at the Krusty Krab, a job he usually hates, most likely due to SpongeBob's annoyance and Mr. Krabs' cheapness. Squidward is frequently annoyed by SpongeBob's loud and cheerful behavior, but he sometimes sticks up for SpongeBob and sees him as a friend. Patrick also annoys him due to his stupidity and both Patrick and SpongeBob unknowingly annoy and trespass into his house. Squidward is watching House Fancy, when Squilliam calls him to ask him if he was watching House Fancy, and it is revealed he is apart of the special episode currently airing.
Good Neighbors
Other examples include "Can You Spare a Dime?," in which he quits the Krusty Krab and becomes homeless due to not finding a new job. After being taken in by SpongeBob, Squidward becomes a leech and consistently and deliberately ignores SpongeBob's hints for him to at least attempt to look for a new job and becomes very lazy refusing to get out of bed and even quit asking for favors for SpongeBob. In "Banned in Bikini Bottom," after the Krusty Krab is closed down, rather than trying to search for a new job, he waits around with SpongeBob watching Mr. Krabs wallow in depression. In "Goodbye, Krabby Patty?," after getting officially fired from the Krusty Krab, Squidward takes pettiness to this but sees this as an opportunity to follow his dreams, only to find out that he needs better experience than 17 years as a cashier. Yet rather than trying to search for a better job, he begs for SpongeBob to help him get employed at the Krusty Krab Museum which Mr. Krabs denies.
His whole body is covered in bandages the next day and he has to use a motorized wheelchair. His torment continues through Patrick blowing hot soup in his face and lodging a jellyfish net through Squidward's bandaged tentacle, adding insult to injury. At the end of the episode, the bandages break off, which seems to have cured him, but the Queen Jellyfish from earlier floats above his head, implying a worse injury will come.
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However, despite his hatred for his job and the constant abuse and misfortune from having it, he very rarely ever quits and never considers looking for better employment, as he is too lazy to do so. He is intelligent and has a lot of worldly knowledge, especially compared to those of SpongeBob and Patrick. Squidward is also a skilled driver, as he manages to drive virtually everything, from a traditional bike, a boat, car, and even a tractor compared to SpongeBob who can't really do so with a boat due to his nervousness.
Squidward Tentacles' house
In "Breath of Fresh Squidward," Squidward gets electrocuted by a new fence he installed to prevent SpongeBob and Patrick from trespassing into his house. This causes Squidward to have a change of heart and be much nicer to SpongeBob and Patrick. However, he is reverted to his normal self once the fence electrocutes him again at the end of the episode before SpongeBob and Patrick become like him when they become electrocuted.
Squidward sees himself as misunderstood and unappreciated, blaming society for his failures. Often times his anger happens due to SpongeBob and Patrick annoying him even though they don't see how annoying they are. He is often a jerk due to this, though Squilliam is often even more of one than Squidward is. Squidward receives the security system and installs it into his house. He believes that the security system will stop SpongeBob and Patrick from entering his house to speed his Sundays up, but they suddenly come up behind him with an apology cake which it says "Sorry for bugging you so much Squidward" and their fezzes are back on.
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In the episode "Good Neighbors," Squidward's house becomes a living robot (due to a security system) and terrorizes Bikini Bottom. While Squidward holds a massive hatred towards Patrick, he didn't seem to mind him before SpongeBob's arrival to their neighborhood revealing he could have learned these tendencies from SpongeBob. As shown in the TV special "Truth or Square," Squidward lived a happy life in Bikini Bottom, and even enjoyed his job at the Krusty Krab, only turning bitter and frustrated after SpongeBob moved. Additionally, in "No Hat for Pat," he wishes Patrick was SpongeBob before he tries to push him off the platform into an urchin bucket, hinting that even though he dislikes Patrick a lot, he dislikes SpongeBob far more. Their relationship, in general, is awkward; unlike SpongeBob, Patrick notices Squidward's malice more often and tends to contradict him more. Squidward in return is also ruder and more disrespectful to Patrick than to SpongeBob.
In "Gary's Got Legs" and "Broken Alarm," Squidward is excited by the thought of SpongeBob's death. The house is a "Moai," popularly called an Easter Island Head (it is even referred to as such by Squidward himself in some episodes). Since it is an Easter Island head, the house resembles a face, with the front door as the mouth, and the windows as eyes. Squidward wakes up and thinks he had a dream about himself visiting SpongeBob, but much to his horror, he is not dreaming. He lies to SpongeBob that he has to go to the bathroom again, but instead, he runs upstairs, looking for his vacuum cleaner.
The switch causes Squidward's house to come to life and "awaken" after years of being asleep, which seems like a surprise to them. In the bedroom is a canopy bed, a nightstand, and a closet with alarm clocks, as seen in "Employee of the Month." Off of the bedroom is a bathroom with a toilet, sink with medicine cabinet, and a Jacuzzi tub/shower. There's also a gallery where Squidward paints his self-portraits and plays the clarinet. The ground floor consists of three adjoining rooms; the one at the front being the living room. The living room consists of a bookcase with some of Squidward's jazz records, a couch, a coffee table, and TV.
In "Love That Squid," it’s revealed that he has not dated for a long time before Squilvia came into his life. Squidward hears a knock on the door and thinks it is Nicholas Withers, but then Patrick comes in and uses his toilet, only to end up killing it in the process. The vacuum is now at full capacity and explodes, destroying the house right as Nicholas arrives. However, when he sees the destroyed house, he loves the "house" and crowns Squidward House Fancy prince of the year. Squidward allows him to help out, and tells him to use paint to cover up a faded area on the wall.
Thanks to SpongeBob, their performance turns out to be much better than Squilliam could have ever expected, causing him to have a heart attack. Unlike SpongeBob, He is much more down of his greedy and cheap nature. He also thinks very lowly of Squidward and gets tired of his lazy tendencies and often frames him for mishaps, though he does see him as a valued employee on occasion. There, have been many times where Squidward angrily berated Mr. Krabs. In "Born Again Krabs," he furiously chastises Mr. Krabs for selling SpongeBob's soul for pocket change. In "Clams" he gets mad at Krabs for taking them on a fishing trip and berates him for making them stay on the boat all over a dollar.
Squidward runs outside, screaming in pain, and is almost hit by a car that Debbie Rechid and Ralph turn out to be driving. They think Squidward is sick with chickenpox and take him to the hospital, ignoring his protests. Like us on Facebook to get the latest on the world's hidden wonders. In addition to serving as the Howard Hughes home on film, the John Sowden House was actually once the home (from 1945 through 1951) of Black Dahlia murder suspect Dr. George Hodel. Squidward laughed at Gary's crash in "The Great Snail Race," making it hard to deduct Squidward's real feelings for Gary.
He has often expressed a desire to be fired or simply quit, but never makes good on it. While he initially only seems to work there because he needs the money, he seems to only be there out of pure laziness of getting a different job as the series progresses. In "Giant Squidward," Squidward is turned into a giant through SpongeBob and Patrick spraying him with Kelp Grow in a playful attempt to enlarge his body parts before the ending results have his whole self grown. In "Out of the Picture" an art dealer mentions that none of Squidward's artwork will ever have any monetary value unless he was "Out of the picture.", in which Mr. Krabs takes literally and attempts to kill him. In "The Googly Artiste" When Squidward showed an art dealer one of his artistic creations, the art dealer was repulsed by it.
They look forward to cleaning up Bikini Bottom together and say that they will see him again next Sunday, which makes Squidward twitch with rage as he becomes increasingly livid, as the episode ends. Squidward is also jealous of those who are more artistic or talented than he is, for example, Incidental 41, Patrick Star, Mr. Krabs, Squilliam Fancyson, and even the puppet Mini Squidward which SpongeBob created. In "Slimy Dancing," Squidward cheats during the dance show by hiding in SpongeBob's body and using the latter's physical identity and talents to win the trophy. He attempts to steal the dance trophy after being criticized by the judges, only to be thrown out by the security. In "Professor Squidward," Squidward impersonates Squilliam Fancyson while exercising his power as a music teacher, preceding his arrest by the police.
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