Lego has for a while been one of the most well liked and creative goods on offer, ideal for exciting a kid's imagination and helping them learn significant synchronization and building skills. At this time, with the arrival of varied Lego theme sets, they can also have great fun with their favourite TV shows, such as SpongeBob SquarePants.

SpongeBob SquarePants is a Nickelodeon animated series which has become one of the most popular tv series ever with both kids and adults. The population of Bikini Bottom have produced very big ranges of merchandising, and the Lego SpongeBob Squarepants line is not only one of the most well liked of these, but also the most amusing and wackiest selection of Lego sets around.

Most of the Lego SpongeBob Squarepants sets and figuresare based on actual episodes from the SpongeBob series, for example the Lego SpongeBob Adventures at Bikini Bottom Lego set which contains well-known places from the movie like SpongeBob's home, Patrick Star's Rock and Squidward Tentacle's Tiki House. It also has figures of all 3 characters, and lots of jellyfish with special catapult components to send them flying across the set.

Another hit Lego Spongebob SquarePants set is the Build-A-Bob-Set which can let you construct your own huge custom type of SpongeBob, and see what goes on within his head. The eleven in. Figure has the facility to shoot jelly fish from his mouth and also spin his eyes. It can even be combined with other Lego sets like Krusty Krab, Chum Bucket and Mrs. Puff's Boating School, and many more.

The newest Lego Spongebob SquarePants sets are related to the most newest episodes of the series, from late 2008, therefore if you start collecting SpongeBob SquarePants Lego you can be assured that you will have plenty more great Lego sets to come that are based on your favourite character from Bikini Bottom, .

The SpongeBob SquarePants show is one of the most popular animated TV series broadcast not only in the United States but around the world as well. The man who invented the cartoon characters and started producing the series through his own company, The United Plankton Pictures, was Stephen Hillenburn, a former marine biologist with a vivid imagination. You can watch the show on Nicktoons Network, and it has been often reviewed as one of the greatest television shows in history, on several occasions. The first episode of the SpongeBob SquarePants show was broadcast on May 1, 1999, followed by other episodes that gained the show further popularity from the year 2000 onwards.

There is no continuity between the episodes in the SpongeBob SquarePants show, which is a great advantage for anyone to be able to watch it without having to refer back to previous events or contexts.  It means everyone can dip into it from time to time and fully enjoy the story.  Although many characters can suffer apparently irreparable accidents, they always return to normal in the next episode. Eugene Krabs' restaurant in Bikini bottom gets destroyed several times, and every time it seems like it's the end. Lots of these so-called horrific happenings are blamed on SpongeBob's misadventures. The great part of this cartoon series is that adults, teens and children can all watch it alike and appreciate it: the episodes often contain references and subtleties that reflect the absurdity of life for instance, which may often escape the understanding of young watchers.

One of the features that differentiates the SpongeBob SquarePants show from lots of Nickelodeon productions is the participation of lots of independent musicians to the series soundtrack. Flaming Lips, Wilco or Twisted Sister are just a few famous names here, but David Bowie for instance played as a special guest in the Atlantis SquarePantis episode in November 2007. This episode had the largest level of audience in the entire history of the SpongeBob SquarePants show. Then, one further reflection of the series into the music scene was at the initiative of the band Metallica to release t-shirts showing the group members playing live with the characters of SpongeBob and Patrick.

With the increased popularity of the show in the United States and in other parts of the world, MTV started showing it, this time reaching out to the teenage audience-group demographic. Some famous quotes from the cartoon series also entered common speech, and this is the case with the now famous line from Mid-Life Crustacean: It's gonna rock! Rock radio stations took over the quote and soon lots of teenagers would use the catch-phrase. The SpongeBob SquarePants show has certainly made tv history, and it can definitely make you laugh readily at any episode.