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Squilliam tries to embarrass Squidward by showing the crowd his lowly position as a cashier, but Squidward claims to own a five-star restaurant, and Squilliam agrees to take the group to dinner there, expecting this claim to be exposed as a lie. Squidward's attempts at converting the Krusty Krab into a five-star restaurant are initially unsuccessful until he gets SpongeBob to clear his mind of everything "except fine dining and breathing." SpongeBob can turn the Krusty Krab into an extremely extravagant and fancy diner. Everything goes well until Squilliam, who is admittedly impressed, asks his waiter, SpongeBob, his name. SpongeBob, having erased everything else from his mind, forgets his name and subsequently everything else, going insane and destroying the "fancy restaurant" environment, with the help of Mr. Krabs' disgusting "appetizer" coming to life.
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Squidward then calls the show's host and claims his house is better. Then with the help of SpongeBob, he attempts to make it look better but ultimately ends up destroying his house. The show's host thinks this is a revolutionary house design, and for the second time, Squidward can beat Squilliam.
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His talk show, Squidward Chat, is quickly retooled by a producer into Squidward's House Party. Later on, his editorial Everyone is Horrible is canceled after the first minute and replaced with Fun-Believable with Rube. However, his house has been featured on a one-house special of House Fancy. His overall artistic style is shown to be abstract and overly sophisticated, and his works are commonly panned by his audiences.
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Despite Squidward's wish for peace and quiet, his two neighbors, SpongeBob and Patrick, make it nearly impossible, due to their high level of childish immaturity and silliness. He does so in "Squidville," but ultimately decides that he had moved somewhere even worse. In "Opposite Day," Squidward tries to move, but SpongeBob and Patrick cause the real estate agent who was originally trying to sell Squidward's house to leave angrily, so Squidward has to stay.
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Later, SpongeBob and Patrick hold a club meeting and notice that Squidward is gone. They go inside his house to look for him when a foot massager arrives to give Squidward his "Sunday Special" pedicure, and the two are suspicious. This is the final blow to Squidward as he angrily forces SpongeBob and Patrick to leave, telling them never to bother him again. Squidward usually lives alone, but in "The Great Snail Race," he adopts a pet snail named Snellie. In "Can You Spare a Dime?," Squidward winds up homeless after quitting his job until SpongeBob finds him living in a cardboard box and takes him into his house. Squidward almost becomes homeless again in "Giant Squidward," when he turns into a giant.
He also moves out in "Stanley S. SquarePants," after he realizes that there are "two of them" and he becomes horrified. Squidward is a sea foam green colored octopus with purple suction cups at the end of his tentacles. Two of his tentacles are used as arms, as well as six composing legs always having one tucked behind the two in front, which also tend to make the shape of a plus sign when he stands in place. Whenever he walks, his suction cups stick to the floor, meaning that he walks with a distinct squelching noise.
The Insider's Guide to SpongeBob SquarePants, Squidward's house was built out of volcanic rock. SpongeBob then tells Squidward to stay at his house, rendering him catatonic and fainting to SpongeBob's worry. In the end, he winds up staying at the pineapple with him indoors and SpongeBob and Gary sleeping outside, as the episode ends.
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While Squidward is cooking, SpongeBob steals his vacuum cleaner in order for him come to the pineapple to get it back. Squidward puts his dinner in the oven and then comes to SpongeBob's house and sees, to his shock, that SpongeBob made an exact replica of his house. Squidward is now getting very annoyed and demands his vacuum, but SpongeBob ignores him, trying to do everything he can to ensure Squidward stays. Squidward sits on the exact replica of his chair and sees his coffee table, his food, his Art of the Clarinet book, and his pillow SpongeBob was fluffing.
Squidward does have artistic talent, but he’s just too lazy and arrogant to practice. Squidward with his real-life octopus counterpart, as seen in the book Underwater Friends. Squidward tells him to clean up the mess while he dresses up his wound.
Squidward's withdrawal from Krabby Patties causes him to have a dream that night about marrying one and even having an octopus-burger hybrid child with it. Once Squidward confesses to SpongeBob that he loves Krabby Patties, Squidward impulsively eats as many of them in the patty vault to his heart's content, but this causes him to bloat severely with the burgers going to his thighs. As a final result, Squidward's body blows up, leaving only his head intact, which is sent to an ambulance.
A blue dining table and chairs, with a clam-shaped chandelier above them, is located near the kitchen. Long after either John Sowden or Dr. George Hodel lived in the house, it was renovated for new occupants. Designer Xorin Balbes purchase the home for $1.2 million in 2001 and then promptly declared it a wreck and spent an additional $1.6 million restoring it. With seven bedrooms, four baths, and about 5,600 square feet of living space, this was not a small undertaking. Balbes restored the stonework, converted the three-room kitchen into one, installed a pool and spa, and added new upscale bathrooms. Balbes also added enormous antique pieces, including an Indonesian stone Buddha, an antique Chinese dowry chest, and a 400-year-old Quan Yin statue.
SpongeBob notices the whole house is messy and tries to add extra power, but accidentally breaks the handle and it spins out of control, and by the time Squidward comes back, SpongeBob gets sucked in. Squidward's art studio has many of his paintings, self portraits, statues, and other works of art. It contains Squidward's canopy bed that Squidward sleeps, which has two tables next to it. Squidward's bathroom's location is inconsistent, sometimes appearing on the first floor and other times on the second.
SpongeBob then gets an idea and disguises his house to look alive for the house to fall for it, and tricks it into sitting down back in its spot so Patrick can turn the switch off, which finally stops the house. Squidward thanks SpongeBob and Patrick and owes them one, and the comic ends with SpongeBob and Patrick pulling Squidward into a game of keep-away with them. Squidward's arch-rival is Squilliam Fancyson, whom he first met in high school in band class, who, like all other octopuses on the show, looks and acts similar to Squidward, but wears a robe and has a unibrow. However, unlike Squidward, Squilliam is extremely successful in everything that Squidward has failed in, and is living Squidward's dream of being a wealthy celebrity artist with crowds of adoring fans, usually with many admirers following his presence. In Squilliam's debut episode, "Band Geeks," he calls Squidward, at his home, to once again, rub his success in his face, saying that his band is signed to play at the Bubble Bowl but can’t come and sarcastically asks Squidward for his "band" to cover for them. Squidward, caught in the moment, claims that he does have a band and will play at the Bubble Bowl, forcing him to put together a band from the residents of Bikini Bottom.
The two have even fought each other in some episodes due to their differences. However, Squidward sometimes hints he can tolerate Patrick more than SpongeBob. Although the relationship between the two varies, Squidward sees SpongeBob as a nuisance and can’t stand what SpongeBob does, as Squidward wants to get rid of SpongeBob (get him away from his house) at any cost just to have peace and quiet but doesn’t want to harm him. Despite Squidward's hate of SpongeBob beginning to worsen in later episodes, He still likes Squidward and sympathetically wants to stay by his side, much to his chagrin. It is revealed in a flashback of "The Original Fry Cook" that he insists on remaining at the Krusty Krab until his clarinet career pays off, even though it never does.
Squidward and Plankton barely interact since Squidward doesn't usually care about the secret formula. However, in the episodes "Sweet and Sour Squid" and "Chum Fricassee," they team up, although they remain enemies in the end. In "Sea-Man Sponge Haters Club" it’s revealed that he and Squidward are members of The We Hate SpongeBob Club along with Mrs. Puff, Bubble Bass and Incidental 154. In "Naughty Nautical Neighbors," he befriends him, because he saved his life, but quickly ditches him later.
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