Reviews

This episode was pretty good and I found out that two of the episode's guest stars, Peter Fonda (now deceased), who plays Bill Hunt, and Clifton Collins Jr., who plays Raymond Harris both appeared in one of my favorite video games, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas; Collins did the voice of Caesar Vialpondo, the leader of the Varrios Los Aztecas, and Fonda did the voice of The Truth, and drug addicted hippie who becomes both the friends and allies of the game's protagonist Carl "C. J." Johnson.

Anyway, it's nice to see the two stars from San Andreas re-appear on the show.

First of all, before you criticize me, I want to say that this episode is great because I love video games, mostly the Grand Theft Auto series. The plot is of the episode is pretty good. Horatio and the CSI team are investigating a string of robberies that are committing all over the Miami metropolitan area after playing a video game called "Urban Hellraisers", which is basically a nod to the GTA games. Awesome episode in my opinion.

I'm writing this review based on my opinion on this episode. This episode was VERY bad and I hated to see a high school kid with a drug addiction go to a rehabilitation clinic and get abused by both the operator of the clinic, and his work staff, it just sickens me. Hanson tried his best to get Kenny out of that torture chamber, unfortunately, Kenny died while trying to escape and Rafferty, the abusive, violent and sadistic operator of the clinic, found out about it when he found his body in the ventilation ducts and he blamed Hanson for it. Thank God Hanson's colleagues showed up and when Captain Fuller issued Rafferty the search warrant, they weren't able to find Hanson. Even though it was out of their jurisdiction, I think they still could've let Hanson investigate it instead of him going on his vacation. Well, the good news was, Rafferty got his ass in jail, and possibly his staff, awaiting trial. He could've gotten the death penalty instead of doing several years for killing Kenny, and his family should've sued him over Kenny's death. Overall, this episode was bad, but the good news was was that I was happy to see the sexy Christina Applegate, AKA, Kelly Bundy from Married... with Children guest star on the show. Her character, Tina, began flirting with Hanson to get his attention and later on, gave Hoffs information on Hanson's whereabouts. At least she had a good heart

This is my number 1 worst SpongeBob episode ever. Plankton definitely went too far to steal the Krabby Patty secret formula. But, the worst part that made me mad was that nobody in Bikini Bottom listened to SpongeBob until the very end when he told the citizens that Plankton was behind the whole scheme and decided to tear down the highway. Plankton got his comeuppance in the end when was squashed by his own highway. This episode was definitely bad that I should definitely not watch it again.

Even though this was a new episode at the time, it's actually pretty good. John O'Hurley from Seinfeld, former Spice Girl Victoria Beckham, and former Skid Row vocalist Sebastian Bach guest starred in this episode in which King Neptune tries to celebrate his 5,000th birthday at the Krusty Krab, but he can't because he misses his son, Triton. So, it's up to SpongeBob and Patrick to bring him back to the Krusty Krab. He causes destruction, which his own father later sees, and is actually proud of him when he tells him that he is finally a god. Also, Mr. Krabs gets zapped by King Neptune's wife, Queen Amphitrite, because of his annoyance to her. I'm shocked that Squidward didn't get zapped, too. But, anyway, this episode was pretty good. I give it a 10/10.

Well, the movie was okay, but Jennifer Esposito's and Christian Kane's characters were completely abusive, harsh and incompetent towards Andy, even though he was just trying to do the right thing to bring the bank robbers down. And, being that Marta fired Andy for his actions, Belle wanted to seek revenge against the two for their attitudes toward him. But, overall, I give it a 7/10.