Elizabeth Bacon Custer led the Seventh Cavalry in pursuit of Sitting Bull, Crazy Horse and the Sioux and Northern Cheyenne who refused to be confined to the reservation system. After her husband's column was wiped out at the Battle of the Little Big Horn in June 1876, many in the press, Army, and government criticized Custer for blundering into a massacre. President Ulysses S. Grant publicly blamed Custer for the disaster. Fearing that her husband was to be made a scapegoat by history, Libbie launched a one-woman campaign to rehabilitate her husband's image. Her assistance to the author of the first Custer biography,
SpongeBob's Last Stand It's also heavy-handed. I do like that they have a message to go with the jokes, but it would have been more effective if it were more subtle." Josh Rode of DVD Verdict described the episode as "decent". Shannon Gosney of "The Mommy-Files" said "there were many parts where my boys just burst out laughing. Even I found myself laughing at times." The episode drew criticism from conservatives, who argued that Nickelodeon was promoting environmentalism through this episode. SpongeBob's Last Stand "SpongeBob's Last Stand" is the eighth episode of the seventh season and the 134th overall episode of the American