Transforming Into Men
00:51 - 05:00
4m 9s

SpongeBob puts himself and Patrick into the category of a child because they have certain habits and tendencies, and he acts as if they can't change. Mindy tries to rally them to change their thinking. At the end, she instills courage in them by tricking them with her "magic" that turns them into men.

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