We're related.

There's two of them?!

[screaming]

Step on it!

[screaming]

Cousin Blackjack?

In the living flesh!

[grunting]

[laughing]

That tickles.

Just like the old days, eh, cousin?

Yeah, Blackjack, you haven't changed a bit.

[laughing]

I bet y'all got someone famous in your family tree.

Well, there was my Uncle Sherm.

He could stick an entire watermelon up his nose.

That's not the kind of famous I mean.

You don't have to be a baby to get all Grandma's love.

- I don't? - Of course not.

No matter how grown up you get,

you will always be my little baby boo.

And remember, you can kiss your Grandma and still be an adult.

Here you go.

Thanks, Grandma.

Uh Grandma, could you not mention this to the guys at the Krusty Krab?

No problem.

[laughing]

I am definitely searching for my mommy and daddy!

[laughing]

Landscaping? Isn't it a little dark out for landscaping?

Ow!

[cheering]

[shrieking]

What are you simpletons doing?

You're supposed to catch these things, not torture yourself with them.

Give me those loin clothes.

This ought to make things go a little smoother.

Oh, give me those things.

You're supposed to catch them, like this.

It's called jellyfishing.

[groaning]

Banooga ready!

Vonga Gary!

Gary, tapunga!

[meowing]

Huh?

SpongeGar! Manaka!

No tabonga Gary pooga!

Tabonga as a go o saila!

Tabonga doo. Tabonga doo!

Tabonga doo?

Tabonga doo?

[screaming]

Tabonga...

No tabonga Gary pooka?

Tabonga doo?

[screaming]

Here come my parents.

[sobbing]

SpongeBob, hi honey. We're here!

Come on, SpongeBob. Hurry, hurry, son.

Your mother has dinner waiting.

- Greeting, primitive. - SpongeBob?

Is that you?

SpongeBob? No! I am SpongeTron.

- Welcome to the future. - What?

Welcome to the future.

SpongeTrons X, Y and Z.

Are the other letters of the alphabet involved here?

Sure, all 486 of them.

Future!

And that was the story of the great train keeper.

Didn't you find it exciting?

Shh. I just beat my high score!

Oh, yeah!

Eh, kids today.

[snoring]