Sing a Song of Patrick
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| "Sing a Song of Patrick" | |
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| Season №: | 5 |
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| Episode №: | 89b |
| Airdate: | February 19, 2007 |
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"Sing a Song of Patrick" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from season five.
Brief Summary: SpongeBob helps Patrick promote a song that he wrote.
Time Cards Shown:
- The Next Day
Characters Present:
- SpongeBob SquarePants
- Patrick Star
- Squidward Tentacles
- Bigshot Records manager
- Comic Book Store clerk
- Nerd
- Old Man Jenkins
- Bikini Bottomites
- Patrick's Gym Teacher
- Band at Bigshot Records
- Fred
- Evelyn
- Harold Smith
- Martha Smith
- Dennis
- Scooter
- Tom
- Lou
- Harold
Songs:
- "Gookie Wookie Teddy Bear"
- "Twinkle, Twinkle, Patrick Star" (I Wrote This)
- "Ah-Ee"
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Plot
Patrick and SpongeBob go to a comic book store, and Patrick sees an ad for a mail-in offer promising to record a song. He takes SpongeBob's comic book money to enter, and submits an entry called "I Wrote This" a song that doesn't make any sense whatsoever. The paper smells terrible when he submits it, and the band dies from recording it. When the two listen to the song, it turns out to be so bad that it destroys Spongebobs pineapple. Spongebob however thinks it's the greatest song ever, so he and Patrick try to get the song on the radio. They are immediately rejected by the radio station, so they climb up the Radio Tower and gum a record player to the top. The horrible song is heard throughout the town, which causes rioting, breakups and head explosions, the town form an angry mob, headed by Fred. They chase SpongeBob and Patrick down and Patrick starts to sing the song in front of everyone until his old gym teacher arrives, saying that Patrick never learned his lesson, which leads to the two getting pelted by dodgeballs as the episode ends.
Transcript
APM Music Identification
- Hilo Rag - Title card
- Drama Link D - Everyone starts throwing dodge balls at Patrick.
- Drama Link B - Patrick thinks SpongeBob has a dodgeball.
- Alekoki - "Patrick, is that why you've been having trouble writing?"
- Wah Wah (a) - "What is that horrible smell?"
- Tomfoolery - SpongeBob and Patrick look at how high the radio tower is.
Trivia
- The original title for this episode was "I am the Starfish" a parody of the Beatles song "I am the Walrus". This was said in a UK Kraze Club Magazine on a sneak peek of new SpongeBob SquarePants episodes. Patrick's song doesn't make any sense, just like the Beatles song, and was originally going to have the phrase "I am the Starfish" in the song. It was changed two weeks later to "Sing a Song of Patrick" because of a big problem with EMI.
- Bikini Bottom apparently still uses records rather than CDs.
- It is revealed Patrick is afraid of dodgeballs.
- This episode did not appear on the "Friend or Foe?" DVD, but the episodes it aired with, "Rise and Shine" and "Waiting", did.
- When Patrick was thinking what he was going to write, he has a brain. but int he other episodes he has no brain. And starfish don't have brains.
- When Patrick blows the bubble gum so he could put the record box on the antenna of the radio station, his whole mouth is pink from the gum.
- When the song begins, it is light, but when the song is in the middle and near the end, it is dark out.
- If you listen closely, you can hear the song begin in the middle near the end of the episode.
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