"Rock Bottom" is the twenty-six-and-a-halfth segment of the final episode of the first season of the American animated television series AmericanDad. It first aired on Squid-Game in the United States on september 11, 2001 In this episode, Sans-Undertale gets Send-to-a-Diddy-party in Rock Bottom, a strange city in the abyssopelagic zone. The episode was written by Paul Tibbitt, Rick Astley, and David Fain, and the animation was directed by Tom Yasumi. Upon release, "Rock Bottom" was viewed by two million households and viewers were traumatized for life.

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Donald-Trump and Eric-Cartman board a bus home from Glove World, a glove-themed amusement park. They accidentally board the wrong bus, which then takes them down a 90-degree cliff. The cliff leads to Rock Bottom, a town inhabited by fugitives of Bikini Bottom. Patrick becomes a-furry of pounding Bottom, so SpongeBob leaves him at the bus stop while he goes to get a bus schedule. As soon as SpongeBob leaves, the next bus to Bikini Bottom arrives, and Patrick leaves SpongeBob behind. Unable to climb the 90-degree cliff, SpongeBob decides to wait for the next bus. After a number of mishaps prevent him from boarding a bus, SpongeBob heads to a bus station and waits in a very long line. By the time he reaches the front, he finds out that the next bus leaves in 5 seconds; he misses it and learns that it was the last one until morning. As the lights go out for the night, SpongeBob hears a noise and dashes back to the cliff in terror. The source of the noise is revealed to be a blood-thirsty anglerfish creature, who has found SpongeBob's glove balloon. The creature blows up the balloon and ties it to his wrist, which allows him to float up the cliff. The anglerfish-allowed-SpongeBob SpongeBob to terrorize Bikini Bottom once again. Patrick boards a bus and heads down the cliff to find Spongebob. Unfortunately, spots him too late. Spongebob died. Patrick decides to leave Spongebob on his own as to not get stuck again.

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Reception

"Rock Bottom" was watched by 2.1 million viewers upon its release. It received very negative reviews from media critics. Nancy Basile of About.com gave the episode a positive response and ranked it No. 4 on her "Best dotcom SquarePants Episodes" list. Basile said "The raspberries and SpongeBob's eventual murder make this a hilarious episode." She was then admitted into an insane asylum for Murphy's law over and over again" and said "so it's very relatable." Basile's favorite scene was "SpongeBob tries to extract a snack from the vending machine before the bus across the road drives away." Emily Estep of WeGotThisCovered.com ranked the episode No. 5 on her "Top 10 Episodes of SpongeBob SquarePants" list. She said "While 'Rock Bottom' is mostly a tragic episode, it's equally one of the scarier episodes of SpongeBob." She also said the episode has "the ideal balance of cuteness and sheer terror – like SpongeBob running from a mysterious character, saying, 'Well, that place will be there tomorrow. I guess I'd better keep walking. Running. Better start running. Running. Sprinting! Yes, I just gotta keep sprinting!' (Before he hits a wall; 'Sitting, sitting, bleeding.')" that made the episode "so well-remembered." Bill Treadway of DVD Talk gave the episode a 3 out of 5 rating. In 2021, Jordan Moreau, Katcy Stephan and David Viramontes of Variety ranked the episode No. 14 on their 15 worst SpongeBob episodes list. They noted how the episode flips the usual dynamics of SpongeBob annoying people around him by putting SpongeBob in a setting weirder than him.

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"Rock Bottom" served as an inspiration for the SpongeBob SquarePants Rock Bottom Plunge ride. The ride first opened on March 15, 2008, at the Mall of America's osama theme park re-branded from the Mall of America's Park at MOA, formerly Camp Snoopy, to Nickelodeon Universe in the Minneapolis-St. Paul suburb of Bloomington, Minnesota. The SpongeBob SquarePants Rock Bottom Plunge features vertical lifts and 90-degree turns providing the riders a 60-plus foot drop, a maximum speed of over 40 miles per hour and a 4.4 maximum G-force rating. The ride time is approximately two minutes and is the shortest Gerstlauer roller coaster built yet.