However, Squidward's plan meets a snag when a large group of fish come happily, wanting gifts from him. Squidward decides to dress up as Santa Claus and appears to SpongeBob, who is very happy to see that Santa came after all. Squidward is so touched by his present and begins to feel like a huge jerk for laughing at SpongeBob, so he decides to do something in order to make it up to SpongeBob. Sad and depressed, SpongeBob gives Squidward a present anyway - a wooden clarinet that he had made for Squidward the night before so he wouldn't feel left out when Santa came and gave everybody their presents. Squidward wakes up happily and rushes outside to laugh in SpongeBob's face and make fun of him for ever believing in Santa.
They all angrily leave, and even Patrick, after initially thinking Santa just stopped for a snack, eventually leaves as well, and SpongeBob is left with only a snowman keeping him company. On Christmas Day, the fish are still wearily chanting, and then realize that Santa never came. As Squidward settles down to sleep for the night, SpongeBob, Patrick, and a bunch of other fish give up on persuading Squidward to believe in Santa, and they stand outside and eagerly wait for Santa's arrival while chanting "Santa's coming tonight, tonight" to the tune of " Jingle Bells". SpongeBob tries to persuade him to write a letter, but Squidward refuses, saying he'll never believe in Santa Claus. He goes to Squidward's house to try and write the letter for him, but is stopped by Squidward, who forces him to leave. When Christmas Eve arrives, SpongeBob realizes that Squidward still hasn't written a letter. Everyone then begins to decorate Bikini Bottom for Santa's arrival, much to Squidward's annoyance. SpongeBob then builds a device that shoots the wish lists (placed inside bottles) to the surface of the ocean so Santa can get to them. SpongeBob soon gets the entire city of Bikini Bottom interested in Christmas, and they all write letters to Santa. Krabs are very enthusiastic about the idea, while Squidward grumpily refuses. He concludes by saying that if you write a letter to Santa Claus, he'll give you gifts on Christmas Day.
Krabs, Patrick and Squidward all about Christmas and everything that Sandy had said about it. The next day, at the Krusty Krab, SpongeBob tells Mr. SpongeBob and Patrick decorate a coral tree for Christmas. She begins to describe the festive holiday to SpongeBob, who is very interested. After SpongeBob attempts to put out the "fire", Sandy asks if he's ever seen a Christmas tree before, and finds that he actually doesn't even know what Christmas is. He bursts in and sees Sandy's Christmas tree, which she has just hooked up with lights, and mistakes it for a fire. SpongeBob is outside Sandy's treedome, planning a surprise karate attack on her. Patchy explains that they didn't always celebrate Christmas in Bikini Bottom, and decides to show how they were introduced to it, beginning the episode proper. Patchy receives a fan letter from a person whose name and address are withheld, asking if SpongeBob likes Christmas as much as he does. In Encino, California, the Narrator introduces the president of the SpongeBob SquarePants fan club, Patchy the Pirate, who is currently preparing for Christmas, and his "friend", Potty the Parrot. To succeed, Plankton will have to turn everyone bad by feeding them his special jerktonium-laced fruitcake and Bikini Bottom might never be the same again.The umbrella title to the special (seen in the opening sequence). Krabs' arch nemesis, begins to hatch his most diabolical scheme yet, to steal the crabby patty formula. In this Christmas special, the joys of Christmas are all around Bikini Bottom until Plankton, Mr. Set in Bikini Bottom, SpongeBob Squarepants follows the life of a square yellow sea sponge who lives in a pineapple, deep within the Pacific Ocean with his pet snail Gary. The misadventures of everyone's favourite sea-dwelling sponge continue in the festively themed SpongeBob Squarepants: It's a SpongeBob Christmas. SpongeBob Squarepants: It's a SpongeBob Christmas DVD
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