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'''''Fisherman 4: Revenge of the Hook''''' is a horror movie which only appears in the episode [[Don’t Look Now (Episode)|Don't Look Now]]. It is the movie that [[SpongeBob SquarePants|SpongeBob]] and [[Patrick Star|Patrick]] watch. After they watch it, [[Squidward Tentacles|Squidward]] dresses up as the titular villain to scare them.

==Trivia==
*It is a parody of slasher films.
*There may have been three movies with the Fisherman before this, since the title is ''Fisherman 4''.

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 ==Plot==
-Not much is known about the plot, but from the clips that are shown, a child and a teenage fish are dragged to the surface (and essentially killed) by an otherwise unnamed fisherman who uses the hook on his fishing rod as his "weapon" of sorts and strikes at midnight. The child presumably gets caught by the mouth (though this is only heard) while the teenager, who apparently can’t get the name of his girlfriend, Jennifer (the only fish who is given a name in the film), right (even saying "Goodbye, Margaret!" as he's dragged up by the Fisherman) gets caught by his pants and dragged to the surface, witnessed by Jennifer. The only other clips shown are the film's title card, lightning striking and a "The End" card.
+Not much is known about the plot, but from the clips that are shown, a child and a teenage fish are dragged to the surface (and essentially killed) by an otherwise unnamed fisherman who uses the hook on his fishing rod as his "weapon" of sorts and strikes at midnight. The child presumably gets caught by the mouth (though this is only heard) while the teenager, who apparently can’t get the name of his girlfriend, Jennifer (the only fish who is given a name in the film), right (even saying "Goodbye, Margaret!" as he’s dragged up by the Fisherman) gets caught by his pants and dragged to the surface, witnessed by Jennifer. The only other clips shown are the film’s title card, lightning striking and a "The End" card.
 ==Trivia==
 *It is a parody of slasher films.
 *There may have been three movies with the Fisherman before this, since the title is ''Fisherman 4''.
-*The film is rated "S" for "Scary." The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA), as it was known as when the episode premiered, has no "S" rating in real-life (the ratings used by the MPAA, since 1990, have been "G" (one of the four original ratings in the system, dating back to the system's introduction in 1968), "PG" (introduced as "GP" in 1970 and given its current moniker two years later), "PG-13" (introduced in 1984), "R" (also one of the four original ratings in the system), and "NC-17" (introduced in 1990); two other ratings, "M" (replaced by "GP" in 1970) and "X" (replaced by "NC-17" in 1990 and not trademarked by the MPAA) were part of the original ratings lineup as well), though this was obviously intended as a joke, presumably to make clear that it's a horror movie.
+*The film is rated "S" for "Scary." The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA), as it was known as when the episode premiered, has no "S" rating in real-life (the ratings used by the MPAA, since 1990, have been "G" (one of the four original ratings in the system, dating back to the system’s introduction in 1968), "PG" (introduced as "GP" in 1970 and given its current moniker two years later), "PG-13" (introduced in 1984), "R" (also one of the four original ratings in the system), and "NC-17" (introduced in 1990); two other ratings, "M" (replaced by "GP" in 1970) and "X" (replaced by "NC-17" in 1990 and not trademarked by the MPAA) were part of the original ratings lineup as well), though this was obviously intended as a joke, presumably to make clear that it’s a horror movie.
-**The film is also preceded by a parody of the MPAA's "green band" card used for trailers stating clearly that the film had a "S" rating (in real-life, the MPAA uses a "blue band" card at the ''end'' of theatrical films to explain the specific film's rating (home video releases since as early as 2000 typically have such a card ''before'' the film), while the "green band" card is placed before most movie trailers; "yellow band" (for internet-hosted trailers) and "red band" (for trailers containing content that wouldn’t be shown in a "green band" trailer) cards have also been used to precede specific trailers).
+**The film is also preceded by a parody of the MPAA’s "green band" card used for trailers stating clearly that the film had a "S" rating (in real-life, the MPAA uses a "blue band" card at the ''end'' of theatrical films to explain the specific film’s rating (home video releases since as early as 2000 typically have such a card ''before'' the film), while the "green band" card is placed before most movie trailers; "yellow band" (for internet-hosted trailers) and "red band" (for trailers containing content that wouldn’t be shown in a "green band" trailer) cards have also been used to precede specific trailers).
 ***It can be assumed that ''[[Slumber Party Zombie Attack]]'' (despite that film not being "all that scary" according to [[Pearl Krabs|Pearl]]) and ''[[Campfire Massacre 7]]'', and presumably the other ''Fisherman'' and ''Campfire Massacre'' movies, are also rated "S." ''[[Night of the Robot]]'' may have also gotten the same rating.
-*Notably, this is the only horror movie in the ''SpongeBob'' franchise that is confirmed to have been theatrically released; it's unknown if any of its predecessors were released theatrically, direct-to-video, or were TV movies (though it can be assumed that they might have also been theatrical releases).
+*Notably, this is the only horror movie in the ''SpongeBob'' franchise that is confirmed to have been theatrically released; it’s unknown if any of its predecessors were released theatrically, direct-to-video, or were TV movies (though it can be assumed that they might have also been theatrical releases).
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-'''''Fisherman 4: Revenge of the Hook''''' is a horror movie which appears in the episode [[Don’t Look Now (Episode)|Don't Look Now]]. It is the movie that [[SpongeBob SquarePants|SpongeBob]] and [[Patrick Star|Patrick]] watch. After they watch it, [[Squidward Tentacles|Squidward]] dresses up as the titular villain to scare them.
+'''''Fisherman 4: Revenge of the Hook''''' is a horror movie which appears in the episode [[Don’t Look Now (Episode)|Don’t Look Now]]. It is the movie that [[SpongeBob SquarePants|SpongeBob]] and [[Patrick Star|Patrick]] watch. After they watch it, [[Squidward Tentacles|Squidward]] dresses up as the titular villain to scare them.
 ==Plot==
-Not much is known about the plot, but from the clips that are shown, a child and a teenage fish are dragged to the surface (and essentially killed) by an otherwise unnamed fisherman who uses the hook on his fishing rod as his "weapon" of sorts and strikes at midnight. The child presumably gets caught by the mouth (though this is only heard) while the teenager, who apparently can't get the name of his girlfriend, Jennifer (the only fish who is given a name in the film), right (even saying "Goodbye, Margaret!" as he's dragged up by the Fisherman) gets caught by his pants and dragged to the surface, witnessed by Jennifer. The only other clips shown are the film's title card, lightning striking and a "The End" card.
+Not much is known about the plot, but from the clips that are shown, a child and a teenage fish are dragged to the surface (and essentially killed) by an otherwise unnamed fisherman who uses the hook on his fishing rod as his "weapon" of sorts and strikes at midnight. The child presumably gets caught by the mouth (though this is only heard) while the teenager, who apparently can’t get the name of his girlfriend, Jennifer (the only fish who is given a name in the film), right (even saying "Goodbye, Margaret!" as he's dragged up by the Fisherman) gets caught by his pants and dragged to the surface, witnessed by Jennifer. The only other clips shown are the film's title card, lightning striking and a "The End" card.
 ==Trivia==
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 *There may have been three movies with the Fisherman before this, since the title is ''Fisherman 4''.
 *The film is rated "S" for "Scary." The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA), as it was known as when the episode premiered, has no "S" rating in real-life (the ratings used by the MPAA, since 1990, have been "G" (one of the four original ratings in the system, dating back to the system's introduction in 1968), "PG" (introduced as "GP" in 1970 and given its current moniker two years later), "PG-13" (introduced in 1984), "R" (also one of the four original ratings in the system), and "NC-17" (introduced in 1990); two other ratings, "M" (replaced by "GP" in 1970) and "X" (replaced by "NC-17" in 1990 and not trademarked by the MPAA) were part of the original ratings lineup as well), though this was obviously intended as a joke, presumably to make clear that it's a horror movie.
-**The film is also preceded by a parody of the MPAA's "green band" card used for trailers stating clearly that the film had a "S" rating (in real-life, the MPAA uses a "blue band" card at the ''end'' of theatrical films to explain the specific film's rating (home video releases since as early as 2000 typically have such a card ''before'' the film), while the "green band" card is placed before most movie trailers; "yellow band" (for internet-hosted trailers) and "red band" (for trailers containing content that wouldn't be shown in a "green band" trailer) cards have also been used to precede specific trailers).
+**The film is also preceded by a parody of the MPAA's "green band" card used for trailers stating clearly that the film had a "S" rating (in real-life, the MPAA uses a "blue band" card at the ''end'' of theatrical films to explain the specific film's rating (home video releases since as early as 2000 typically have such a card ''before'' the film), while the "green band" card is placed before most movie trailers; "yellow band" (for internet-hosted trailers) and "red band" (for trailers containing content that wouldn’t be shown in a "green band" trailer) cards have also been used to precede specific trailers).
 ***It can be assumed that ''[[Slumber Party Zombie Attack]]'' (despite that film not being "all that scary" according to [[Pearl Krabs|Pearl]]) and ''[[Campfire Massacre 7]]'', and presumably the other ''Fisherman'' and ''Campfire Massacre'' movies, are also rated "S." ''[[Night of the Robot]]'' may have also gotten the same rating.
 *Notably, this is the only horror movie in the ''SpongeBob'' franchise that is confirmed to have been theatrically released; it's unknown if any of its predecessors were released theatrically, direct-to-video, or were TV movies (though it can be assumed that they might have also been theatrical releases).

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 ==Plot==
-Not much is known about the plot, but from the clips that are shown, a child and a teenage fish are dragged to the surface (and essentially killed) by an otherwise unnamed fisherman who uses the hook on his fishing rod as his "weapon" of sorts and strkes at midnight. The child presumably gets caught by the mouth (though this is only heard) while the teenager, who apparently can't get the name of his girlfriend, Jennifer (the only fish who is given a name in the film), right (even saying "Goodbye, Margaret!" as he's dragged up by the Fisherman) gets caught by his pants and dragged to the surface, witnessed by Jennifer. The only other clips shown are the film's title card, lightning striking and a "The End" card.
+Not much is known about the plot, but from the clips that are shown, a child and a teenage fish are dragged to the surface (and essentially killed) by an otherwise unnamed fisherman who uses the hook on his fishing rod as his "weapon" of sorts and strikes at midnight. The child presumably gets caught by the mouth (though this is only heard) while the teenager, who apparently can't get the name of his girlfriend, Jennifer (the only fish who is given a name in the film), right (even saying "Goodbye, Margaret!" as he's dragged up by the Fisherman) gets caught by his pants and dragged to the surface, witnessed by Jennifer. The only other clips shown are the film's title card, lightning striking and a "The End" card.
 ==Trivia==

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 ***It can be assumed that ''[[Slumber Party Zombie Attack]]'' (despite that film not being "all that scary" according to [[Pearl Krabs|Pearl]]) and ''[[Campfire Massacre 7]]'', and presumably the other ''Fisherman'' and ''Campfire Massacre'' movies, are also rated "S." ''[[Night of the Robot]]'' may have also gotten the same rating.
 *Notably, this is the only horror movie in the ''SpongeBob'' franchise that is confirmed to have been theatrically released; it's unknown if any of its predecessors were released theatrically, direct-to-video, or were TV movies (though it can be assumed that they might have also been theatrical releases).
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 *The film is rated "S" for "Scary." The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA), as it was known as when the episode premiered, has no "S" rating in real-life (the ratings used by the MPAA, since 1990, have been "G" (one of the four original ratings in the system, dating back to the system's introduction in 1968), "PG" (introduced as "GP" in 1970 and given its current moniker two years later), "PG-13" (introduced in 1984), "R" (also one of the four original ratings in the system), and "NC-17" (introduced in 1990); two other ratings, "M" (replaced by "GP" in 1970) and "X" (replaced by "NC-17" in 1990 and not trademarked by the MPAA) were part of the original ratings lineup as well), though this was obviously intended as a joke, presumably to make clear that it's a horror movie.
 **The film is also preceded by a parody of the MPAA's "green band" card used for trailers stating clearly that the film had a "S" rating (in real-life, the MPAA uses a "blue band" card at the ''end'' of theatrical films to explain the specific film's rating (home video releases since as early as 2000 typically have such a card ''before'' the film), while the "green band" card is placed before most movie trailers; "yellow band" (for internet-hosted trailers) and "red band" (for trailers containing content that wouldn't be shown in a "green band" trailer) cards have also been used to precede specific trailers).
-***It can be assumed that ''[[Slumber Party Zombie Attack]]'' (despite that film not being "all that scary" according to [[Pearl Krabs|Pearl]]) and ''[[Campfire Massacre 7]]'', and presumably the other ''Fisherman'' and ''Campfire Massacre'' movies, are also rated "S."
+***It can be assumed that ''[[Slumber Party Zombie Attack]]'' (despite that film not being "all that scary" according to [[Pearl Krabs|Pearl]]) and ''[[Campfire Massacre 7]]'', and presumably the other ''Fisherman'' and ''Campfire Massacre'' movies, are also rated "S." ''[[Night of the Robot]]'' may have also gotten the same rating.
 *Notably, this is the only horror movie in the ''SpongeBob'' franchise that is confirmed to have been theatrically released; it's unknown if any of its predecessors were released theatrically, direct-to-video, or were TV movies (though it can be assumed that they might have also been theatrical releases).
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	'''''Fisherman 4: Revenge of the Hook''''' is a horror movie which appears in the episode [[Don’t Look Now (Episode)\|Don't Look Now]]. It is the movie that [[SpongeBob SquarePants\|SpongeBob]] and [[Patrick Star\|Patrick]] watch. After they watch it, [[Squidward Tentacles\|Squidward]] dresses up as the titular villain to scare them.		'''''Fisherman 4: Revenge of the Hook''''' is a horror movie which appears in the episode [[Don’t Look Now (Episode)\|Don't Look Now]]. It is the movie that [[SpongeBob SquarePants\|SpongeBob]] and [[Patrick Star\|Patrick]] watch. After they watch it, [[Squidward Tentacles\|Squidward]] dresses up as the titular villain to scare them.
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		+	==Plot==
		+	Not much is known about the plot, but from the clips that are shown, a child and a teenage fish are dragged to the surface (and essentially killed) by an otherwise unnamed fisherman who uses the hook on his fishing rod as his "weapon" of sorts. The child presumably gets caught by the mouth (though this is only heard) while the teenager, who apparently can't get the name of his girlfriend, Jennifer (the only fish who is given a name in the film), right (even saying "Goodbye, Margaret!" as he's dragged up by the Fisherman) gets caught by his pants and dragged to the surface, witnessed by Jennifer. The only other clip shown is a "The End" card.

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−	'''''Fisherman 4: Revenge of the Hook''''' is a horror movie which ~~only~~ appears in the episode [[Don’t Look Now (Episode)\|Don't Look Now]]. It is the movie that [[SpongeBob SquarePants\|SpongeBob]] and [[Patrick Star\|Patrick]] watch. After they watch it, [[Squidward Tentacles\|Squidward]] dresses up as the titular villain to scare them.	+	'''''Fisherman 4: Revenge of the Hook''''' is a horror movie which appears in the episode [[Don’t Look Now (Episode)\|Don't Look Now]]. It is the movie that [[SpongeBob SquarePants\|SpongeBob]] and [[Patrick Star\|Patrick]] watch. After they watch it, [[Squidward Tentacles\|Squidward]] dresses up as the titular villain to scare them.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==