@@MS-ez8sm Lol I already knew who Nosferatu was. I think I even watched other horror movies like Nightmare on Elm Street on TV before Spongebob first aired.
@@xxslasher16xx Lmao, the joke isn't that Nosferatu is there. It's that the whole time they were terrified of a guy with a spatula but when an actual vampire shows up they're all like "Oh youuuuuuu".
@@bempler It's called "The Night Patty" and it's about Patrick taking SpongeBob to the Krusty Krab at night and SpongeBob learns there's a large group of people who go during the night shift. It's pretty funny.
Best freakin' joke ever...all this time they're afraid of some normal guy with a spatula for a hand and they have an actual vampire living in the Krusty Krab and that's the most normal thing ever to them 😂🤣😂
@@213byron Someone can call us nostalgia, but if they look from ep4 to the latest episodes... They'll know our words. Not just cartoon, but also Gaming and Life. Nothing is sacred anymore.
@@213byron I think most cartoons back then were at their peak at the early stages. They then run for too long and become a shell of their former self after the 4th year or so
I always found it funny how the fish they literally just met not only already knew who nosferatu was but knew him well enough to chastise him for flickering the lights in a way that implied he was used to his antics
I always loved this episode, but man, every time the boy revealed himself, I would always try to change the Channel as fast as I could before the vampire showed up.😅 It scared me.
Don't worry, you can get rid of him very easily. All you need to do is find a pure virgin woman that willingly offers herself to him, so that he distracted long enough for the sun to rise and kill him.
I love how they wrote this episode and planned it out so that all the weird stuff would have an explanation by the end only to purposefully leave out an explanation for the light thing so they could bring it up and make a joke about 1920s silent movie vampire Nosferatu living in the Krusty Krab like he's just some guy
When I was 7, I was scared to death of Nosferatu! I still laughed, though His face at the end is priceless He's like, "oh, shit! You got me!" This scene is still hilarious to me!
Here’s some interesting facts: They all refer to the character as “Nosferatu”, but his real name in his original appearance (a German silent film in 1922) was “Count Orlock”. The word “Nosferatu” means “vampire”. The 1922 Nosferatu film was based on the Bram Stoker’s Dracula novel, so the change(s) of the term “Nosferatu” and the character “Count Orlock” were chosen to avoid confusion with the book’s terms and the character, and to avoid copyright issues. These copyright issues was also the reason why the film was originally never released in America and only in Germany. However, it did end up being a victim of copyright, and a court ruled all copies be destroyed! However, a few copies survived, and today, the movie Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror, is known as one of the best and most influential horror films of all time :D And the first three SpongeBob seasons are still masterpieces in 2024
Spongebob is the most dedicated worker I've ever seen. He was terrified all night, but once he sees that the dude wanted a job application he goes "do you have references?"
Robert Eggers credited this scene for introducing kids to Nosferatu. (Funny for me, that was Vampire: The Masquerade well before this episode came out)
Love how the director of nosforlatu shouted out this episode of SpongeBob in an interview bc it introduced a lot of kids from our generation to the character. We probably would’ve never heard of.
I'm here before I watch the movie on Friday. I can't believe SpongeBob is what first introduced me to Nosferatu. Possibly the most random collaboration ever. 😂😭
We just watched this for an assignment in my German Literature and Film course and I finally feel like my life has come full circle after never getting this reference as a kid
Don't wanna explain the whole joke. But i appreciate how the whole episode is them being scared towards an urban legend that might not be true but when they face a real vampire they act like normally.
When I first saw this, I totally thought that they were saying "No's for Ratu" like the character's name was Ratu and they were giving him "No"s, like he was an unruly puppy they were saying no to for flipping the lightswitch. I'd never heard of a Nosferatu!
I always thought this was funny because they finally found out who was flickering the lights. And it made me curious about Nosferatu. Once I learned about the 1922 silent film it made the joked that much more sense.
Hands down my favourite Spongebob moment of all time First off I'll never forget how scared I was when I saw it as 5 year old,but now I just have a big smile on my face when I see this scene Idk man,I guess I like it because they were so scared of this guy with a spatula hand but were kinda relieved when they figured it was Nosferatu who was flicking the lights
When I watched this as a kid, I had no idea who Nosferatu was. All I knew was that they had a monster with them the whole time, yet they were terrified of a fish holding a spatula.
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Gotta love that a vampire from a 1922 silent film just randomly shows up in kids cartoon show
Anthony Hernandez 59 it’s a classic
never was How old were you back then or didn’t you watch it in that year?
I didn’t understand that reference until this year.
Spongebob was always very random
@@MS-ez8sm
Lol I already knew who Nosferatu was. I think I even watched other horror movies like Nightmare on Elm Street on TV before Spongebob first aired.
It’s crazy how Robert Eggers made a movie about this obscure spongebob character
nosferatu is known to all film buffs but I see why you saying this, funny
Ending the most iconic episode with a joke literally no child could understand and few adults either
Best part is sponge-bob asking for his references🤣 🤣like any kid would know what that means
Only people from the 1920s or some horror movie fans would recognize him lol
@@xxslasher16xx Lmao, the joke isn't that Nosferatu is there. It's that the whole time they were terrified of a guy with a spatula but when an actual vampire shows up they're all like "Oh youuuuuuu".
@@jusa297 make sense
@@xxslasher16xx well you know
If they're still alive
It’s so funny that the director of the 2024 version of Nosferatu thanked the SpongeBob staff for introducing him to a wider audience. XD
Funny and wholesome!
This was the first thing that came to mind when I saw the trailer lol
@@treasuretrailsliterally me right now 😂
Yeah many 20 and 30 somethings heard who he is
yeah tbh, this episode was infact my first exposure to him
Apparently according to the spongebob encyclopedia, nosferatu is a Krusty Krab employee who is the night shift manager
Yep, he comes back in one of the newer episodes
@@aidanredding8058 wait which one
@@bempler It's called "The Night Patty" and it's about Patrick taking SpongeBob to the Krusty Krab at night and SpongeBob learns there's a large group of people who go during the night shift. It's pretty funny.
@@aidanredding8058 yea but the chef should’ve been the Dino from this episode
@@nolan4826 Oh well, maybe he didn't have good references
Hillenburg: Okay guys, how should we end this episode...
Writer: Have a 1920’s vampire flick the lights on and off.
BRILLIANT!!!
RIP Hillenburg tho
QUICK RIGHT THAT DOWN RIGHT THAT DOWN
And add a creepy ass smile that would haunt children
Most spongebob endings are random
Best freakin' joke ever...all this time they're afraid of some normal guy with a spatula for a hand and they have an actual vampire living in the Krusty Krab and that's the most normal thing ever to them 😂🤣😂
irony lol
And the guy who didn't even work there knew about him too
i never thought abt it that way but it makes the entire ep even more funny lol
turns out krabs let him take over the night shift after he got busted for making spongebob and squidward work 24 hour shifts for like, the third time.
@James Puso When I was younger, I was terrified of Nosferatu I thought the other guy was chill
I love how Nosferatu just smiles like "Oh! You got me!"
God tier photoshop skills on that goofy nosferatu smile
I was thinking the same thing 😁
The old one makes scarier than this
Oh Nosferatu, you jokester you
Me- You knucklehead. What are we going to do with you?😊
Saluting the scene that introduced me to Nosferatu while I’m sitting in my seat to see Nosferatu (2024)
I see
Same with me and millions of other millennials/gen z!
Whichever Spongebob writer put this scene in the episode deserves an award
I would bet that a not insignificant chunk of the box office is because people remember it from SpongeBob and decided to see it
@@eliotguerin192 Bill Skargard actually mentioned this episode in an interview.
Dude same
Gotta admire Nosferatu/Orlok. He went from working at the Krusty Krab to becoming a movie star.
Early Spongebob was ahead of it's time. Just brilliant absurdist humor.
Feels like early anything is good. Early simpsons, early family guy, early breakfast etc...
@@213byron Someone can call us nostalgia, but if they look from ep4 to the latest episodes... They'll know our words.
Not just cartoon, but also Gaming and Life. Nothing is sacred anymore.
Byron ‘92 that’s called rosy retrospection and 90% of the time is a lie
Jinn moron
@@213byron I think most cartoons back then were at their peak at the early stages. They then run for too long and become a shell of their former self after the 4th year or so
I really liked this as a kid and now too, because the fear of a monster came true but it turns out it was a nice monster.
Same
@@hharvestmoon fuck you g59mxkenna
@@pix_d20 fuck you
Fuck everyone.
Yeah man
When I was a kid, I thought blackout was caused by him.
Yeah, I thought that the Krusty Krab was having a voltage problem.
Actually it was caused by him
😹😹😹
Same tbh 😂
Squidward: It must be the stupid faulty wiring in here.
Mans went from being a fast food night shift manager to starring in a Robert Eggers movie. My boy's moving up.
This scene gaslit an entire generation into thinking Count Orlock’s name is "Nosferatu"
Yea, that’s weird
I always found it funny how the fish they literally just met not only already knew who nosferatu was but knew him well enough to chastise him for flickering the lights in a way that implied he was used to his antics
@Jack The Leaf thanks man! I try my best to be as concise as possible, in text anyways
@Sir Tics the krusty crab lore?
@@SobbleWobble13 "but you didn't have to cut me off-"
@@sidharthj8412 sry
@@SobbleWobble13 nooo you didn't cut me off
I was just singing a song
nvm
He creeped me out as a kid
Then you were a sinner when you were younger...
Chauncy Bowen not really
Ttue
Me: he looks handsome
@@wintermelon6390 Ewwww. You need Simon Belmont in your life.
As a kid I was confused the first time seeing nosferatu, but then I burst out laughing when he smiled
same. I honestly didn't understand the reference when I was younger.
When you know you get creeped
I wasn't laughing i was in shock! Some kids simply don't have instincts and others do.
Because nosferatu is the guy smiling
@@BRUH13S0 who else would it be?
I can't believe that they made a whole movie about the guy flickering the lights
If there’s not a light switch flipping scene in the new movie I’d be upset lol.
There was no switch flipping scene.
I am disappoint 😞
I always loved this episode, but man, every time the boy revealed himself, I would always try to change the Channel as fast as I could before the vampire showed up.😅 It scared me.
Coward 😪
Me: I was kid not afraid just like Caroline
Dude, if this is scary to you, then you better hope that you never come across a care bear in an alleyway.
Don't worry, you can get rid of him very easily. All you need to do is find a pure virgin woman that willingly offers herself to him, so that he distracted long enough for the sun to rise and kill him.
Who in the world asked you to say Nosferatu was a boy, he’s a man (just a joke, no offense.)
I closed my eyes whenever this part came on
I love that they were terrified of a perceived threat but treat a literal vampire like a loveable scamp.
If nosferatu doesn’t flicker lights in the 2024 remake I won’t watch it
He sadly won't but our boy made it to the big time!
I think he flickers some candles 🕯️
Good enough!
Don’t expect this
And just like that SpongeBob SquarePants introduced millions to Nosferatu.
Like me
The ending: How to traumatize a 9 year old kid
Coraline: I'm about to end this kid's whole sanity
Traumatize*
@@dougduggerthin1968 Thank you brother❤ English is not my native language. I've fixed it now😘
He does not bother me. Am I am really 9.
And*
This is without a doubt the weirdest crossover to ever happen.
Definitely one of the most random, alongside the Superman/Nesquik Bunny and Spider-Man/Ren & Stimpy crossovers.
Yes, those are real.
Can’t believe he’s finally getting his own movie
Technically he's had 5 including the new one.
@@indifference1015r/wooooosh
He’s really come a long way since the Krusty Krab!
@@SnuggieMaple actually before the Krusty Krab. His first movie came out in 1922. 102 years ago
Make this better is the director of the upcoming movie thanked Spongebob for introducing Nosferatu to modern audiences
0:19 nobody talking about the giant light switch he’s flipping 😂
I just realised that 😂
Oye si
I think because IT'S VERY OBVIOUS, DORK!
Nosferatu didn't die, he's now the closing manager at Krusty Krab.
Notice that in the movie he simply faded away once the sunlight hit him, when in reality he teleported himself to Bikini Bottom and the Krusty Krab.
I love how they wrote this episode and planned it out so that all the weird stuff would have an explanation by the end only to purposefully leave out an explanation for the light thing so they could bring it up and make a joke about 1920s silent movie vampire Nosferatu living in the Krusty Krab like he's just some guy
Coming back here to wish the vampire the happiest 100th anniversary
Remember being seven years old and laughing at this scene but on the inside being like "who the fuck is Nosferatu?"
Same. I didn’t find out until I was a little older and got into film.
@purplesodapop I didn't know that he was a vampire. Looked like a really anemic human when I was a youngin
When I was 7, I was scared to death of Nosferatu!
I still laughed, though
His face at the end is priceless
He's like, "oh, shit! You got me!"
This scene is still hilarious to me!
100 years later and still iconic.
Your profile picture is iconic.
Ya mom is iconic
Your existence is iconic.
@@TF2Scout.. Your reply is iconic
Your iconic is iconic
It's 2024, I'm old af and I still think this is one of the funniest gags ever.
Christmas day New movie Nosferatu 2024
Here’s some interesting facts:
They all refer to the character as “Nosferatu”, but his real name in his original appearance (a German silent film in 1922) was “Count Orlock”.
The word “Nosferatu” means “vampire”. The 1922 Nosferatu film was based on the Bram Stoker’s Dracula novel, so the change(s) of the term “Nosferatu” and the character “Count Orlock” were chosen to avoid confusion with the book’s terms and the character, and to avoid copyright issues.
These copyright issues was also the reason why the film was originally never released in America and only in Germany. However, it did end up being a victim of copyright, and a court ruled all copies be destroyed! However, a few copies survived, and today, the movie Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror, is known as one of the best and most influential horror films of all time :D
And the first three SpongeBob seasons are still masterpieces in 2024
And the guy who played Orlok in the movie (Max Schreck) , his name literally translates to “Terror” in German. Ironic.
Did he like to flicker lights in the movie?
THANK YOU 👏
Interesting. They probably only called him “nosferatu” in this episode also to avoid copyright
Yah but “vampire” or “count orlock” in this context just doesn’t really have a good ring to it yah know
Spongebob is the most dedicated worker I've ever seen. He was terrified all night, but once he sees that the dude wanted a job application he goes "do you have references?"
This scared the frick out of me as a kid. I couldn’t sleep for a week.
@Alex Berndt General Kenobi!
Same
Me too, I came here to face my fear hahaha
Gabriel Rudá same
He still gives me nightmares
He better flicker a candle in the new film
they give any character a movie backstory these days
????????? Nosferatu is literally a classic???????!
@@alaneeesparza340 its called a joke
This joke was so amazing they made an entire movie based on it
Robert Eggers credited this scene for introducing kids to Nosferatu.
(Funny for me, that was Vampire: The Masquerade well before this episode came out)
The episode is 22 years old, it probably introduced it to a good chunk of people 30 and younger
0:22 All: Nosferatu!
Vampire:😯😀
Happy 100th Birthday Nosferatu! Hope you haven't lost your fondness of playing with light switches.
Love how the director of nosforlatu shouted out this episode of SpongeBob in an interview bc it introduced a lot of kids from our generation to the character. We probably would’ve never heard of.
Can’t wait for SpongeBob to appear in the sequel of the 2024 version
I'm here before I watch the movie on Friday. I can't believe SpongeBob is what first introduced me to Nosferatu. Possibly the most random collaboration ever. 😂😭
This is one of the best jokes of the whole show.
Here from the new Nosferatu trailer! You know, I actually have to thank SpongeBob for introducing me to the old classic!
if you came because robert eggers thanked spongebob for introducing nosferatu to many young people, please leave your like.
👇🏻
Can we appreciate the fact that Squidward thought this joke was in good taste? You could tell by his smile when he addressed Nosferatu.
If the remake doesn't reference this scene I'm walking out
He’s been flickering the lights for 100 years
That's how the bulb lasted so long
Kid With Spatula: HOLY SHIT!!
1920’s Vampire living in the Krusty Krab: Ohhh you! That’s our Nosferatu!
Crazy how this episode is already 22 years old
Graveyard Shift: 22 Years Old
Original 1922 Nosferatu: 102 Years Old
@@MSU-DetroitFanNosferatu was 80 when this episode came out
We just watched this for an assignment in my German Literature and Film course and I finally feel like my life has come full circle after never getting this reference as a kid
This never scared me as a kid, I just figured it was a reference I didn't get
It’s a 1920’s horror film
I love how the way they react to it implies that Nosferatu being around and causing problems is a normal thing
Back because the new Nosferatu movie
By Robert Eggers
Im glad this obscure Spongebob Squarepants character made it big
Someone needs to do an edit of this with the 2024 version of Nosferatu.
I can’t be the only one who was terrified of this as a kid😭
I was
Me it was so scary
I laugh at it everytime
Have you read a single other comment?
my brother & i r twins & he was but not me
Can't believe I knew who Nosferatu was bc of Spongebob. Gotta thank this show.
This is the most random scene in SpongeBob but I love it
Don't wanna explain the whole joke. But i appreciate how the whole episode is them being scared towards an urban legend that might not be true but when they face a real vampire they act like normally.
That film just turned 100 years old
a 100 already
Yes
102
Getting ready to see Nosferatu (2024) in theaters soon
I remember everytime there was a power outage my brother and I would say "Nosferatu!" and annoy our mom
When I was little, I thought they were saying, "nose for a two!"
I was like, "huh?"
But his smile scared me!
When I first saw this, I totally thought that they were saying "No's for Ratu" like the character's name was Ratu and they were giving him "No"s, like he was an unruly puppy they were saying no to for flipping the lightswitch. I'd never heard of a Nosferatu!
Cali God this is so true
Lady Alfhildr of the Forest of Violet Mists LMAOO
Lady Alfhildr of the Forest of Violet Mists that is so cute
Nos fers à toi
Queen
I like how the guy who is applying for the night shift knows Nosferatu as if he's acquaintanced with him just as Spongebob and Squidward.
To understand the new nosferatu movie, you have to see this masterpiece
this series was so avant garde holy shit
He getting his own movie now love it
He's had his own movie since 1922
@ true lol but I mean in modern times
Nosferatu 2024
@@carlosatausupa8429 yesir
@@alejandroperez-yy9ym He did in 1979 with Nosferatu The Vampyre.
This has always and will always make me cry with laughter, it's on the same league of comedy as the shit hitting the fan in airplane
I always thought this was funny because they finally found out who was flickering the lights. And it made me curious about Nosferatu. Once I learned about the 1922 silent film it made the joked that much more sense.
Who’s here after the Nosferatu trailer came out?
me
me
Moi!
Theater employees ought to play this clip before screenings.
Oh yeah by the way his name is actually Count Orlock, nosferatu was the name of the movie he was from
Happy 100th Anniversary Nosferatu
Now we need the Bill Skarsgård version to show up at some point
The fact that you could hear the switch clicking the entire time foreshadowed to the fact that somebody was actually flicking it off and on.
Target Audience. Eggers Nosferatu was PEAK cinema. Saw it in IMAX on Christmas night. Probably second best movie of the year behind Dune 2.
Still a better use of a public domain character than what’s been recently happening with Winnie the Pooh and Mickey Mouse.
It’s nice to see a SpongeBob video without the comments turned off
Robert Eggers thanks you! 😌😌😌
Hands down my favourite Spongebob moment of all time
First off I'll never forget how scared I was when I saw it as 5 year old,but now I just have a big smile on my face when I see this scene
Idk man,I guess I like it because they were so scared of this guy with a spatula hand but were kinda relieved when they figured it was Nosferatu who was flicking the lights
Today is the 100th anniversary of the nosferatu film, which would probably be completely forgotten if it wasn't for this episode. Good stuff
Can we just acknowledge that when SpongeBob turned to face Nosferatu, they squeaked. Just really nice adding to detail.
Went to Nosferatu and kept expecting it to end like this. I was disappointed….
The only reason I went to see it was because of this.
Could you imagine how many kids had nightmares or had to go to therapy after watching this episode
yes, zero
Because you are coward
I was one of them, and still am. 😭🥶☠️
Bobby shmurdas Hat: Think that's bad? You should see Wormy. I'm still affected by that episode.
I saw this as a kid! I didn't get either!
^-^
This terrified me as a kid. As an adult, I went back and watched the 1922 film before seeing the 2024 film. Gotta love Nosferatu.
When I watched this as a kid, I had no idea who Nosferatu was. All I knew was that they had a monster with them the whole time, yet they were terrified of a fish holding a spatula.
Now here under my recommended as Nosferatu remake will be coming out soon
That scene scared the soul out of my body
r.i.p. stephen hillenburg :( u made the best show ever, gave us awesome childhoods & spongebob will never be the same without u :(
With how modern spongebob is, i’m surprised they haven’t brought back this random nerd as a reoccurring character.
If nosferatu isn't flickering the lights in his remake, i'm not watching it......
I find it funny how this episode is how most of Gen Z knows what Nosferatu is.
Happy 100th Birthday Nosferatu!
Anyone else here after seeing the new movie
Oh, Nosferatu, you're so silly!
Happy 100th birthday to your film!
Thank Robert Eggers for appreciating SpongeBob.