The buddy comedy of SpongeBob and Patrick always ends in hysterical hijinks, the workplace dynamics at the Krusty Krab are painfully relatable and the annoying neighbor plots that result in Squidward nearly having a stroke may be the show’s funniest punchline. Between its occasional adult-themed innuendo, ridiculous facial expressions, endlessly quotable lines and incredible comedic timing, SpongeBob isn’t just one of the funniest cartoons of all time-it’s one of the funniest shows, period. Its lasting legacy is due in part to its humor, whose appeal reaches far beyond kids who are bored on a Saturday morning.
Practically every week, there’s a popular new SpongeBob meme, and the show itself is still grabbing headlines-most recently due to speculation that SpongeBob is gay. Since its late ’90s premiere, it’s gone on to Broadway, the big screen and video games, and the show has become god-tier television for millennials, Gen Z-or maybe they just embrace the memes, but still-and even rappers. Krabs and various background fish are funny enough without their context, but it’s pretty clear that SpongeBob has unanimously become the most beloved cartoon of its era. How did a Nickelodeon cartoon that debuted in 1999 become the most-memed TV show of all time? Sure, images of hall monitor SpongeBob, greek god Squidward, blurry Mr.
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