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Sunday, December 2, 2012

Spongebob Squarepants Song Helps Shoppers

I do not own this picture. GK World and/or Nick owns it all.
From Huffington Post...
So who's responsible for the catchiest holiday song to come along in years? Would you believe Michael Vick and South Carolina Rep. Joe Wilson (who -- you may recall -- shouted "You lie!" at President Obama back in September 2009 as our Commander-in-Chief was addressing a joint session of Congress)?
Strange but true, folks. During a recent phone interview, Tom Kenny -- the actor / comedian / songwriter who's probably best known for voicing SpongeBob SquarePants -- revealed that it was Vick and Wilson's bad behavior which helped inspire the creation of that new Xmas classic, "Don't Be a Jerk (It's Christmas)."
"This was back in 2009," Tom recalled." And my songwriting partner Andy Paley and I were knocking around some ideas for a SpongeBob Christmas album. I mean, why should Alvin & the Chipmunks and Charlie Brown have all the fun?"



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Wednesday, November 14, 2012

Spongebob in Clay

 I do not own this picture. Spongebob and/or Kid Screen owns it all.
From Licensing...

Nickelodeon's first stop-motion animation will air throughout December; out now on DVD.
A new SpongeBob Christmas special episode will air on Nickelodeon throughout the festive season.
It's A SpongeBob Christmas will be the network's first ever full-length stop-motion animation when it airs on December 2nd at 8am and 4pm.
As well as being repeated over Christmas, the half-hour special is already available to buy on DVD through Paramount Home Entertainment - exclusively at Asda.
The DVD features exclusive content including a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the special episode, while the Nickelodeon premiere will include bonus scenes featuring a stop-motion version of the character 'Patchy', voiced by Tom Kenny.
Work began on the special in October 2011 at Screen Novelties production studio in Los Angeles, where the two-dimensional cartoon characters were translated into three-dimensional puppets.


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