Way better than I expected. Wasn't a disappointment at all. Sure, some people may find it a little babyish, but I thought it was quite clevor. The Atlantis part was very creative, cute, and had a wonderful plot. I loved the musical segments with the characters, especially when Sandy was in that arcade game along with some of the 3d animation. I was actually like "Wow" after I saw it. I was expecting it to be just like the other episodes, just with a bigger length. I was proven wrong. The writers definetely made sure that if this was going to be SpongeBob's 1st-ever TV Movie, it was going to be the best.

I recommend this episode to anyone, even those who hate SpongeBob. At least, watch it and give your opinion.

Fungus Among Us:
A rather cute episode. I like how it wasn't trying to be outragiously funny. Sometimes the simpliest types of humor are what make up the classics. A great performance by Gary and some great points like SpongeBob being taken away by the SWAT and HAZMAT divisions.

Le Big Switch:
I enjoyed this episode a lot as well. It is why a classified this review as "clevorly plotted". It is also "exactly why I watch this series". I like the uses of French chefs and fancy restaurants. Even though all episodes are short, this was a good eleven-minute time usage. The End.

"To Love a Patty" had some good parts, but it some parts were just boring. It begins with SpongeBob making multiple Krabby Patties (and seperating them by gender) and, of course, falls in love with a female one. But things were just suffering at some points.

The writers were probably trying to prove that SpongeBob wasn't gay but wasn't in need for a real girlfriend. It kind of gave a point to the viewers that SpongeBob was that kind of kid who is so innocent, his only true love is for food.

Anyway, I loved SpongeBob's singing. It was kinda funny how he was singing, "Oh, ba-a-aby!" But after that, the plot started to get too crazy. But, the animation was good. At some points, it actually looked like season 3's animation. Especially Mr. Krabs.

To wrap things up, it was a decent episode, but with some kinks.

This was a very exciting episode throughout. Plankton breaks into the Krusty Krab disguised as a birthday cake. When his plan exseeds, Mr. Krabs reveals that he and Plankton used to be friends and how their friendship ended. This was a good episode because it shows Mr. Krabs and Planktons' childhood since they we're babies (Aww...) till they were in elementary school. The episode had a great plot but I wasn't so pleased at the ending. Also, this is Patchy's first appearence in 3 years and even though everyone else seems to hate him, I thought he was funny in this episode. I give this episode a 9/10 since it was a great episode, but needed some improvements.

This review is mostly going to be about "Sing a Song of Patrick"...

"Rise and Shine" and "Waiting" were both good, they kinda told what the series is all about.

"Sing of Song of patrick" is the first episode that I actually laughed at...out loud! It is now my #1 favorite episode. The episode started off good, but when I heard Patrick's new song, I thought I was going to die of laughter! Can you believe it? The song that almost killed everyone in Bikini Bottom turned out to be my new favorite song. The lyrics were hilarious! "I have a head, it ends with a point. Pointy, pointy, pointy, pointy, pointy point". I seriously need an encore. If you can't find that funny, then you seriously have a problem.

All in all, great episodes! The show finally went uphill!