Name: Stephen Hillenburg Job: Creator/Executive Producer of SpongeBob About: This is the ex-biologist who created the legend. SpongeBob (SpongeBoy actually) started out as a sketch of a square sponge with a tie by Mr. Hillenburg. Now SpongeBob is a cultural icon, and so is his creator. Some of his fans include Jennifer Love Hewitt (who sent him a love letter), Bruce Willis, Dr. Dre, and the 15.
Stephen McDannell "Steve" Hillenburg[1] (August 21, 1961 - November 26, 2018; aged 57) was the creator of SpongeBob SquarePants. He was an American artist and teacher of marine science, and developed the idea for the series while working at the Ocean Institute in California.
Here are Stephen Hillenburg's 7 unbreakable rules for SpongeBob he made and promised for Nickelodeon before he died in 2018,which Nick really broke two of his rules: 1.Spongebob would have to be an adult. Nickelodeon executives wanted the character to be a school.
In the comic, the character was a natural sponge, but I thought an artificial square sponge was funnier. SpongeBob is just made of cellulose, but he has parents who are natural sponges - he got the square gene. The original name was Spongeboy, but I couldn't use that because it was copyrighted by a mop company. I eventually thought of SpongeBob, but he needed a last name. SquarePants.
'Spongebob Squarepants' Creator Stephen Hillenburg Had 7 Rules That ...
In the comic, the character was a natural sponge, but I thought an artificial square sponge was funnier. SpongeBob is just made of cellulose, but he has parents who are natural sponges - he got the square gene. The original name was Spongeboy, but I couldn't use that because it was copyrighted by a mop company. I eventually thought of SpongeBob, but he needed a last name. SquarePants.
Here are Stephen Hillenburg's 7 unbreakable rules for SpongeBob he made and promised for Nickelodeon before he died in 2018,which Nick really broke two of his rules: 1.Spongebob would have to be an adult. Nickelodeon executives wanted the character to be a school.
Name: Stephen Hillenburg Job: Creator/Executive Producer of SpongeBob About: This is the ex-biologist who created the legend. SpongeBob (SpongeBoy actually) started out as a sketch of a square sponge with a tie by Mr. Hillenburg. Now SpongeBob is a cultural icon, and so is his creator. Some of his fans include Jennifer Love Hewitt (who sent him a love letter), Bruce Willis, Dr. Dre, and the 15.
Stephen McDannell "Steve" Hillenburg[1] (August 21, 1961 - November 26, 2018; aged 57) was the creator of SpongeBob SquarePants. He was an American artist and teacher of marine science, and developed the idea for the series while working at the Ocean Institute in California.
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Here are Stephen Hillenburg's 7 unbreakable rules for SpongeBob he made and promised for Nickelodeon before he died in 2018,which Nick really broke two of his rules: 1.Spongebob would have to be an adult. Nickelodeon executives wanted the character to be a school.
The birth of SpongeBob: The movie's director and "SpongeBob" creator Stephen Hillenburg was a former marine-science teacher who wanted to do a sea cartoon. "I really wanted to do something about one character, based on an innocent who is surrounded by more cynical beings. A sort of awkward, nerdy, goofball, oddball," he said.
SQUAREPANTS Pass him 93514 017138116 Push SpongeBob SquarePants belly or game FAST'. it'sa Contents: SpongeBob SquarePants, Die, 20 Tokens, Rules Includes two AAA replaceable batteries. chin to hear a fun tropical tune, then roll the die to see which way to pass him..but hurry before he burps!
Before creator Stephen Hillenburg's tragic death, he enforced seven rules that Nickelodeon needed to follow with 'Spongebob Squarepants.'.
'Spongebob Squarepants' Creator Stephen Hillenburg Had 7 Rules That ...
Before creator Stephen Hillenburg's tragic death, he enforced seven rules that Nickelodeon needed to follow with 'Spongebob Squarepants.'.
SpongeBob SquarePants episodes don't have much continuity, but established rules behind the scenes are generally respected. Stephen Hillenburg didn't want SpongeBob to promote fast food. Now, Nickelodeon has brought Krabby Patties into real life at the NFL Wild Card game.
Stephen McDannell Hillenburg (August 21, 1961 - November 26, 2018) was an American animator, writer, producer, director, voice actor, and marine biology educator. He was best known for creating the animated television series SpongeBob SquarePants for Nickelodeon in 1999. The show has become the fourth longest.
In 2009, Stephen Hillenburg mentioned in an interview with Paul Tibbett about avoiding spin-offs for SpongeBob. Since Hillenburg's death, we've started to see Nickelodeon launch SpongeBob spin-offs like Kamp Koral and the Patrick Star Show. Any thoughts today on whether Hillenburg's rule is still the right call or if it's outdated?
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In the comic, the character was a natural sponge, but I thought an artificial square sponge was funnier. SpongeBob is just made of cellulose, but he has parents who are natural sponges - he got the square gene. The original name was Spongeboy, but I couldn't use that because it was copyrighted by a mop company. I eventually thought of SpongeBob, but he needed a last name. SquarePants.
SpongeBob SquarePants episodes don't have much continuity, but established rules behind the scenes are generally respected. Stephen Hillenburg didn't want SpongeBob to promote fast food. Now, Nickelodeon has brought Krabby Patties into real life at the NFL Wild Card game.
Stephen McDannell Hillenburg (August 21, 1961 - November 26, 2018) was an American animator, writer, producer, director, voice actor, and marine biology educator. He was best known for creating the animated television series SpongeBob SquarePants for Nickelodeon in 1999. The show has become the fourth longest.
In 2009, Stephen Hillenburg mentioned in an interview with Paul Tibbett about avoiding spin-offs for SpongeBob. Since Hillenburg's death, we've started to see Nickelodeon launch SpongeBob spin-offs like Kamp Koral and the Patrick Star Show. Any thoughts today on whether Hillenburg's rule is still the right call or if it's outdated?
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Stephen McDannell "Steve" Hillenburg[1] (August 21, 1961 - November 26, 2018; aged 57) was the creator of SpongeBob SquarePants. He was an American artist and teacher of marine science, and developed the idea for the series while working at the Ocean Institute in California.
Here are Stephen Hillenburg's 7 unbreakable rules for SpongeBob he made and promised for Nickelodeon before he died in 2018,which Nick really broke two of his rules: 1.Spongebob would have to be an adult. Nickelodeon executives wanted the character to be a school.
Before creator Stephen Hillenburg's tragic death, he enforced seven rules that Nickelodeon needed to follow with 'Spongebob Squarepants.'.
SpongeBob SquarePants episodes don't have much continuity, but established rules behind the scenes are generally respected. Stephen Hillenburg didn't want SpongeBob to promote fast food. Now, Nickelodeon has brought Krabby Patties into real life at the NFL Wild Card game.
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Name: Stephen Hillenburg Job: Creator/Executive Producer of SpongeBob About: This is the ex-biologist who created the legend. SpongeBob (SpongeBoy actually) started out as a sketch of a square sponge with a tie by Mr. Hillenburg. Now SpongeBob is a cultural icon, and so is his creator. Some of his fans include Jennifer Love Hewitt (who sent him a love letter), Bruce Willis, Dr. Dre, and the 15.
The birth of SpongeBob: The movie's director and "SpongeBob" creator Stephen Hillenburg was a former marine-science teacher who wanted to do a sea cartoon. "I really wanted to do something about one character, based on an innocent who is surrounded by more cynical beings. A sort of awkward, nerdy, goofball, oddball," he said.
Stephen McDannell Hillenburg (August 21, 1961 - November 26, 2018) was an American animator, writer, producer, director, voice actor, and marine biology educator. He was best known for creating the animated television series SpongeBob SquarePants for Nickelodeon in 1999. The show has become the fourth longest.
In 2009, Stephen Hillenburg mentioned in an interview with Paul Tibbett about avoiding spin-offs for SpongeBob. Since Hillenburg's death, we've started to see Nickelodeon launch SpongeBob spin-offs like Kamp Koral and the Patrick Star Show. Any thoughts today on whether Hillenburg's rule is still the right call or if it's outdated?
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SQUAREPANTS Pass him 93514 017138116 Push SpongeBob SquarePants belly or game FAST'. it'sa Contents: SpongeBob SquarePants, Die, 20 Tokens, Rules Includes two AAA replaceable batteries. chin to hear a fun tropical tune, then roll the die to see which way to pass him..but hurry before he burps!
The birth of SpongeBob: The movie's director and "SpongeBob" creator Stephen Hillenburg was a former marine-science teacher who wanted to do a sea cartoon. "I really wanted to do something about one character, based on an innocent who is surrounded by more cynical beings. A sort of awkward, nerdy, goofball, oddball," he said.
In the comic, the character was a natural sponge, but I thought an artificial square sponge was funnier. SpongeBob is just made of cellulose, but he has parents who are natural sponges - he got the square gene. The original name was Spongeboy, but I couldn't use that because it was copyrighted by a mop company. I eventually thought of SpongeBob, but he needed a last name. SquarePants.
Stephen McDannell "Steve" Hillenburg[1] (August 21, 1961 - November 26, 2018; aged 57) was the creator of SpongeBob SquarePants. He was an American artist and teacher of marine science, and developed the idea for the series while working at the Ocean Institute in California.
Name: Stephen Hillenburg Job: Creator/Executive Producer of SpongeBob About: This is the ex-biologist who created the legend. SpongeBob (SpongeBoy actually) started out as a sketch of a square sponge with a tie by Mr. Hillenburg. Now SpongeBob is a cultural icon, and so is his creator. Some of his fans include Jennifer Love Hewitt (who sent him a love letter), Bruce Willis, Dr. Dre, and the 15.
Here are Stephen Hillenburg's 7 unbreakable rules for SpongeBob he made and promised for Nickelodeon before he died in 2018,which Nick really broke two of his rules: 1.Spongebob would have to be an adult. Nickelodeon executives wanted the character to be a school.
Stephen McDannell "Steve" Hillenburg[1] (August 21, 1961 - November 26, 2018; aged 57) was the creator of SpongeBob SquarePants. He was an American artist and teacher of marine science, and developed the idea for the series while working at the Ocean Institute in California.
In the comic, the character was a natural sponge, but I thought an artificial square sponge was funnier. SpongeBob is just made of cellulose, but he has parents who are natural sponges - he got the square gene. The original name was Spongeboy, but I couldn't use that because it was copyrighted by a mop company. I eventually thought of SpongeBob, but he needed a last name. SquarePants.
SpongeBob SquarePants episodes don't have much continuity, but established rules behind the scenes are generally respected. Stephen Hillenburg didn't want SpongeBob to promote fast food. Now, Nickelodeon has brought Krabby Patties into real life at the NFL Wild Card game.
Stephen McDannell Hillenburg (August 21, 1961 - November 26, 2018) was an American animator, writer, producer, director, voice actor, and marine biology educator. He was best known for creating the animated television series SpongeBob SquarePants for Nickelodeon in 1999. The show has become the fourth longest.
SQUAREPANTS Pass him 93514 017138116 Push SpongeBob SquarePants belly or game FAST'. it'sa Contents: SpongeBob SquarePants, Die, 20 Tokens, Rules Includes two AAA replaceable batteries. chin to hear a fun tropical tune, then roll the die to see which way to pass him..but hurry before he burps!
Before creator Stephen Hillenburg's tragic death, he enforced seven rules that Nickelodeon needed to follow with 'Spongebob Squarepants.'.
The birth of SpongeBob: The movie's director and "SpongeBob" creator Stephen Hillenburg was a former marine-science teacher who wanted to do a sea cartoon. "I really wanted to do something about one character, based on an innocent who is surrounded by more cynical beings. A sort of awkward, nerdy, goofball, oddball," he said.
In 2009, Stephen Hillenburg mentioned in an interview with Paul Tibbett about avoiding spin-offs for SpongeBob. Since Hillenburg's death, we've started to see Nickelodeon launch SpongeBob spin-offs like Kamp Koral and the Patrick Star Show. Any thoughts today on whether Hillenburg's rule is still the right call or if it's outdated?
