Is SpongeHenge the end?

NOPE, Spongehenge is the last episode.

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NOPE, Spongehenge is the last episode.

What is the meaning of SpongeHenge?

SpongeHenge is an ULTRA-infamous episode of SpongeBob SquarePants. In this episode, SpongeBob’s holes make music in the wind, attracting the jellyfish. Advertisement.

Who wrote SpongeHenge?

SpongeHenge (SpongeBob SquarePants)

Series:	SpongeBob SquarePants
Part of Season:	5
Writer:	Casey Alexander Zeus Cervas Richard Pursel
Previous episode:	The Two Faces of Squidward
Next episode:	Banned in Bikini Bottom

What’s the sad SpongeBob song called?

I’m not really ugly, I just stink I love all of the music in SpongeBob, and I think Hawaiian Cocktail is the official sad music of SpongeBob. It plays in so many episodes and has a sad yet relaxing vibe to it.

What is the scariest SpongeBob episode?

The Hash-Slinging Slasher: 15 Of The Scariest SpongeBob Squarepants Episodes

1 SB-129.
2 Are You Happy Now?
3 Krabby Patty Creature Feature.
4 Rock Bottom.
5 SquidBob TentaclePants.
6 Ghoul Fools.
7 Graveyard Shift.
8 Spongehenge.

What happened in SpongeHenge?

The SpongeHenge Ending is a HYPER-infamous scene from the ULTRA-infamous episode SpongeHenge. In this scene, SpongeBob finds out he’s wasted his whole life sitting in a cave and that all his friends are dead and Bikini Bottom is in ruins.

Who did SpongeBob’s music?

SpongeBob SquarePants
Narrated by	Tom Kenny (various episodes)
Theme music composer	Derek Drymon Mark Harrison Stephen Hillenburg Blaise Smith
Opening theme	“SpongeBob SquarePants Theme Song” (performed by Patrick Pinney)
Ending theme	“SpongeBob Closing Theme” (composed by Steve Belfer)