Amazon Prime has been experiencing an unprecedented spike in interest in SpongeBob SquarePants. Even though it first premiered more than 20 years ago, the animated show has experienced a resurgence. Last month, the show was the most popular show on Amazon Prime Video, with 65 times more sales than the average monthly show. What's driving this spike? Well, the answers to these questions will surprise you. Read on to learn more.

Peppa pig

If you're looking for an animated show for children, you can't go wrong with Amazon Prime SpongeBob and Peppa Pig. These two characters were created in 2004 and have since grown up to become household names. They are cute, simple, and offer educational lessons while being very charming. They are a great way to engage young children in the world around them. Despite being silly and cute, these characters are highly engaging and are sure to keep their young audience entertained for hours.

In the month of February, SpongeBob SquarePants was the most popular show on Amazon Prime Video, with 65 times more demand than the average series. This demand for the show is a testament to Amazon's commitment to providing high-quality content for kids. And it doesn't stop there. The streaming service has over 180 episodes available of the beloved cartoon. So, get streaming and watch the most popular episodes with your little ones!

Mid-Life Crustacean

If you're looking for a new SpongeBob episode on Amazon Prime, look no further. This episode, originally aired on Nickelodeon during the third season, features Mr. Krabs, who has a midlife crisis. SpongeBob and Patrick try to cheer him up by putting on a "panty raid." Unfortunately, the episode turns out to be about Mr. Krabs' mother.

Despite the controversy surrounding the show, Nickelodeon and Amazon Prime have decided to blacklist the episode for its age group. A spokesperson for Nickelodeon says the episode was blacklisted in 2018 because certain elements weren't deemed child-appropriate. But she declined to comment on which elements of the storyline were deemed objectionable and what the reason was. The network recently blacklisted Season 12's "Kwarantined Krab" because of pandemic sensitivities.

The episode is still available on other retailers, including iTunes and DVD. It's worth noting that this episode is not included in the box set of all first 100 episodes. While it's rare for a single episode of SpongeBob to be pulled from rotation, it's possible to watch it on Amazon Prime. Just make sure that you watch it before you start a new Netflix or Hulu subscription.

Another episode of "SpongeBob SquarePants" that has been pulled from Amazon Prime is called "Kwarantined Crab." It deals with a storyline about a virus, and the episode's main plot involves SpongeBob, Patrick and Mr. Krabs breaking into a woman's house and stealing her underwear. It also features a scene where Patrick and Mr. Krabs steal a woman's underwear, and then a scene in which they're caught breaking into a woman's mother's house.

Another episode of "Kwarantined Crab" was pulled from Amazon Prime after several complaints. The storyline of the episode centers on the outbreak of a virus and the fear of the "Kwarantined Crab" is reminiscent of anti-Asian sentiments. The storyline is a reflection of feelings of hatred and isolation that are common in Asian communities. It's important to note that the storyline of "Kwarantined Crab" is not available on the Season 12 DVD, but other episodes like SpongeBob on the Run and Kamp Koral are available.

Kwarantined Krab

You can no longer watch Nickelodeon's "Kwarantined Crab" on Amazon Prime. Nickelodeon has decided to pull the episode citing COVID-19 pandemic sensitivities. The episode will not air on the US network until February 2020. Perhaps they waited until the COVID-19 pandemic has passed and there isn't as much outrage as before. You can still catch the new episodes of SpongeBob on Paramount+, but "Kwarantined Krab" will no longer be streaming on Amazon Prime.

The episode was originally set in a fast food restaurant but was pulled due to the coronavirus pandemic. The episode is about a health inspector finding "Clam Flu" in the Krusty Krab, and all the employees are quarantined while the pandemic spreads. While the plot of the episode revolves around the pandemic, it is a humorous take on the coronavirus pandemic.

The show was also removed from Amazon Prime after Nickelodeon found that some of its stories weren't appropriate for kids. The season two episode, "Mid-Life Crustacean," is a particularly edgy and adult-friendly spoof on Mr. Krab's mid-life crisis. This episode also aired on Nickelodeon in 2003, so it's likely the latest reason why the show is banned from Amazon Prime.

While a fictional series, Kwarantined Krab is a compelling watch for any SpongeBob fan. This episode focuses on a mysterious illness that has swept the Krusty Krab. While the outbreak is unlikely to cause any serious disease, viewers may be affected by negative feelings towards other characters. As a result, Nickelodeon has chosen to pull the episode from airing in the United States due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

'Mid-Life Crustacean' aired on Nickelodeon in 2018, and revolved around Mr. Krab's mid-life crisis. Patrick, SpongeBob, and Patrick go out on a night out with Mr. Krab's friends. During the evening, they break into a lady's house and steal her underwear. Although the episode was pulled from streaming on Netflix, the companion episode is still available on Paramount+.