Changes: Squidward in Clarinetland

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Characters

Synopsis

Squidward arrives at the Krusty Krab as happy as ever for his a clarinet recital. He is repeatedly getting pummeled, such as Thaddeus' morning breath in his face, or getting the door slammed on him, but since his clarinet is safe, he is happy. But when Nazz Rechid comes to the Krusty Krab, and her new baby drools on the clarinet, he bursts with anger. He demands Mr. Krabs to give him a place to store his stuff, and Mr. Krabs gives him his Navy locker, and SpongeBob single-handedly cleans it.

He stores his toothbrush, while Squidward puts his clarinet in there, not risking it getting soiled before his presentation. While Squidward is going through his daily routines, he discovers SpongeBob is always doing something to the locker. In fear for his clarinet, he goes to see what happens, and leaves loose change on the floor when he was giving it to the customer. Just then, Mr. Krabs jumps out wildly and acts like a gorilla, scaring everyone away from the loose change he hears.

File:Helloclarinet.jpg

When Squidward crawls inside the locker, it is revealed SpongeBob had converted it to a whole room, and the second time he visits it, he finds his clarinet gone, and goes looking. He discovers a small door near the floor, and crawls through it, only to enter a mysterious forest, made of clarinets. He spots his, just before he is picked up by a large eagle, "The Keeper" of The Horned Forest or Clarinetland, who tells him to learn respect, and to grant peace to clarinets, and that a clarinet cannot be owned. In desperation, he claims he has learned respect and tries to escape, but the eagle, "The Keeper" does not believe him and swallows him.

Squidward then finds himself chasing SpongeBob for his clarinet, into a giant pinball machine, where Patrick in giant size says it is THE PRESSURE that is doing all of this, and then Squidward finds himself chasing SpongeBob, literally through space, and finally being back in the locker, and running off to his presentation. He then finds SpongeBob in his case, and runs from the stage, right before he gave the presentation, revealing he was giving him the clarinet.

Production

Music

( ‣ ) Production music
( • ) Original music
( ◦ ) SpongeBob music

‣ Happy Sponge Chase Vibes - Nicolas Carr [title card]
‣ Honolulu March (Version 1) - Hans Haider [opening]
‣ Sailor's Sting 12 - Michael Bolger, Nicolas Carr [Squidward's happy]
‣ Unknown Hawaiian Sting (w) - Jeremy Wakefield [baby drools on Squidward's clarinet]
‣ Shock (f) - Dave Hewson ["I CAN'T TAKE THIS ANYMORE!"]
‣ Sailor's Sting 8 - Michael Bolger, Nicolas Carr [Squidward demands a place to put his stuff]
‣ The Tip Top Polka/The Cliff Polka - Chelmsford Folk Band [SpongeBob cooking Krabby Patties]
‣ Dirgey - Krabs' old Navy locker
‣ Cartoon Sting 2 - Gerhard Narholz [Krabs says Squidward will have to share the locker]
‣ Earl's Revenge - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield [SpongeBob cleaning the locker]
‣ Lap Steel - Nicolas Carr ["Order up, SpongeBob!"]
‣ Vibe Q Sting - Nicolas Carr ["SpongeBob, what do you think you're doing?"]
‣ The Tip Top Polka/The Cliff Polka - Chelmsford Folk Band [velvet-lined locker]
‣ Harp Ding - Nicolas Carr ["Loose change!"]
‣ Terror - Alan Braden [Krabs yells at customers]
‣ Cartoon Sting 1 - Gerhard Narholz [file cabinets inside the locker]
‣ Sailor's Sting 13 - Michael Bolger, Nicolas Carr [SpongeBob working on the locker some more]
‣ Tension Bits - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield ["My clarinet!"]
‣ ? - Squidward looking for his clarinet
‣ ? - eagle eats Squidward
‣ Graveyard - Johnny Pearson ["Stand still, you idiot!"]
‣ Creepy Sting 5 - W. Merrick Farran [Squidward falls into a strange room]
‣ Big Top Marching Band - W. Merrick Farran [Squidward's mirror reflection swallows a clarinet]
‣ ? - W. Merrick Farran [Squidward chases SpongeBob]
‣ ? - pinball game
‣ Blue Danube Waltz - Johann Strauss Jr [SpongeBob and Squidward floating in space]
‣ Hawaiian Cocktail - Richard Myhill [Squidward melts]
‣ Sailor's Sting 12 - Michael Bolger, Nicolas Carr ["I just sweet-talked an old lady out of 20 bucks!"]
‣ Hawaiian Cocktail - Richard Myhill ["Squidward, are you okay?"]
‣ Slide Whistle Song - Nicolas Carr, Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield [Squidward puts SpongeBob in the locker]
‣ Lap Steel - Nicolas Carr [clarinet audition]
‣ Twelfth Street Rag - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield [ending]

Release

This episode is available on the Sweet & Sour Squidward and Complete Seventh Season DVDs.

Trivia

Template:Trivia

When Squidward opens the drawer after SpongeBob expands the second time, the case can be seen inside, but it then reveals the drawer to be empty with the exception of the note.
There is an episode that comes later in the series called "InSPONGEiac," which has some similar events.
At the beginning of the episode, Squidward is riding his recumbent bicycle, but in "Boating Buddies," he said that he sold it to someone. So, this episode should take place before "Boating Buddies" or he got a new one. Furthermore, he had one in the movie.
This is the second appearance of the Alternate-Universe Squidward following "The Algae's Always Greener." In this episode, he is the reflection of Squidward in the mirrors. The alternate-universe Squidward in this episode, however, could be just an illusion. This is unlikely though, as the clarinets come out of the mirror.
This episode is said to have scared young viewers.
In Indonesia, instead of SpongeBob saying " I MEANT 2019●3-F! Sorry," SpongeBob says "I MEANT 2019●3-....Sorry!" It may mean SpongeBob forgot the letter or didn't want Squidward to know about it.
The locker appears again in SpongeBob Moves In!

Cultural references

When Squidward says, 'You tell me, what in the Wide World of Sports is this place?', this might be a reference to ESPN's Wide World of Sports complex, located at Walt Disney World.
The way Squidward enters Clarinetland, using the small locker is similar to the way the characters of Narnia enter to the land of Narnia.
Squidward and SpongeBob tumbling through space to classical music is a reference to Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey.
The title as well as the plot, is a reference to the 1865 book and the subsequent 1951 and 2010 movies Alice in Wonderland. It is also possibly a reference to the 1938 Looney Tunes short "Porky in Wackyland," directed by Bob Clampett, which features similarly surreal animation.
The Keeper has a voice that sounds similar to The Kurgan from Highlanders.

Errors

When Squidward tries to slam SpongeBob, SpongeBob escaped from Squidward's grip, then he laughs upside-down in a hole before it vanishes.
SpongeBob places his old and filthy toothbrush inside the locker next to Squidward's clarinet. However, later on, the toothbrush disappears and isn't seen for the rest of the episode. It is possible that it was relocated to one of the drawers inside the locker.
When Squidward hands a book of "Bikini Bottom Labor Regulations," Mr. Krabs grows hives, claiming he is allergic to it, but in the next scene where Mr. Krabs holds the same book, he isn't affected at all.
The suitcase is blue, however, at the end, it is purple.
When Squidward crawled through the hole, the note was gone.
When Thaddeus' breath punches Squidward in the face, his hat falls off, but when he gets back up, it's on his head again.
When SpongeBob with load of appliances walks past Squidward while he is giving change, the Galley Grub is misspelled as "Gally Grub."
Before Squidward opens the curtain to Clarinetland, he has his work hat on. After he opens the curtain, his hat is gone.
When the alternate universe Squidwards blow music at Squidward, he stands up briefly screaming. At this moment, he only had 2 legs instead of 4.

@@ Line 6: / Line 6: @@
 *[[Giant Patrick]] {{Debut}}
 *[[Nazz-Mimi]]
-*[[Frankie-Billy]] {{Cameo}}
+*[[Frankie Billy]] {{Cameo}}
 *[[Baby Rechid]]
 *[[Thaddeus]]
@@ Line 16: / Line 16: @@
 ==Synopsis==
-Squidward arrives in the [[Krusty Krab]] as happy as ever. He is repeatedly getting pummeled, such as Thaddeus' morning breath in his face, or getting the door slammed on him, but since his clarinet is safe, he is happy. But when Nazz Rechid comes to the Krusty Krab, and her new baby drools on the clarinet, he bursts with anger. He demands Mr. Krabs to give him a place to store his stuff, and Mr. Krabs gives him his Navy locker, and SpongeBob single-handedly cleans it.[[File:Squidward P.U..png|thumb]]
+Squidward arrives at the [[Krusty Krab]] as happy as ever for his a clarinet recital. He is repeatedly getting pummeled, such as Thaddeus' morning breath in his face, or getting the door slammed on him, but since his clarinet is safe, he is happy. But when Nazz Rechid comes to the Krusty Krab, and her new baby drools on the clarinet, he bursts with anger. He demands Mr. Krabs to give him a place to store his stuff, and Mr. Krabs gives him his Navy locker, and SpongeBob single-handedly cleans it.
 He stores his toothbrush, while Squidward puts his clarinet in there, not risking it getting soiled before his presentation. While Squidward is going through his daily routines, he discovers SpongeBob is always doing something to the locker. In fear for his clarinet, he goes to see what happens, and leaves loose change on the floor when he was giving it to the customer. Just then, Mr. Krabs jumps out wildly and acts like a gorilla, scaring everyone away from the loose change he hears.
-When Squidward crawls inside the locker, it is revealed SpongeBob had converted it to a whole room, and the second time he visits it, he finds his clarinet gone, and goes looking. He discovers a small door near the floor, and crawls through it, only to enter a mysterious forest, made of clarinets. He spots his, just before he is picked up by a large eagle, "The Keeper" of [[The Forest of Clarinets/Clarinetland|The Horned Forest]] or Clarinetland, who tells him to learn respect, and to grant peace to clarinets, and that a clarinet cannot be owned. In desperation, he claims he has learned respect and tries to escape, but the eagle, "The Keeper" does not believe him and swallows him.
+[[File:Helloclarinet.jpg|thumb]]When Squidward crawls inside the locker, it is revealed SpongeBob had converted it to a whole room, and the second time he visits it, he finds his clarinet gone, and goes looking. He discovers a small door near the floor, and crawls through it, only to enter a mysterious forest, made of clarinets. He spots his, just before he is picked up by a large eagle, "The Keeper" of [[The Forest of Clarinets/Clarinetland|The Horned Forest]] or Clarinetland, who tells him to learn respect, and to grant peace to clarinets, and that a clarinet cannot be owned. In desperation, he claims he has learned respect and tries to escape, but the eagle, "The Keeper" does not believe him and swallows him.
 Squidward then finds himself chasing SpongeBob for his clarinet, into a giant pinball machine, where Patrick in giant size says it is THE PRESSURE that is doing all of this, and then Squidward finds himself chasing SpongeBob, literally through space, and finally being back in the locker, and running off to his presentation. He then finds SpongeBob in his case, and runs from the stage, right before he gave the presentation, revealing he was giving him the clarinet.
@@ Line 30: / Line 30: @@
 {{APM|h|Honolulu March (Version 1)|Hans Haider|opening}}
 {{APM|s|Sailor's Sting 12|Michael Bolger, Nicolas Carr|Squidward's happy}}
-{{APM|||Jeremy Wakefield|baby drools on Squidward's clarinet}}
+{{APM|u|Unknown Hawaiian Sting (w)|Jeremy Wakefield|baby drools on Squidward's clarinet}}
 {{APM|s|Shock (f)|Dave Hewson|"I CAN'T TAKE THIS ANYMORE!"}}
-{{APM|s|Sailor's Sting 5|Michael Bolger, Nicolas Carr|Squidward demands a place to put his stuff}}
+{{APM|s|Sailor's Sting 8|Michael Bolger, Nicolas Carr|Squidward demands a place to put his stuff}}
 {{APM|t|The Tip Top Polka/The Cliff Polka|Chelmsford Folk Band|SpongeBob cooking Krabby Patties}}
 {{APM|d|Dirgey|Krabs' old Navy locker}}
@@ Line 65: / Line 65: @@
 ==Trivia==
 {{Trivia
-|timedate = *After "[[Help Wanted]]"}}
+|timedate = *After "[[Help Wanted]]"
+}}
 *When Squidward opens the drawer after SpongeBob expands the second time, the case can be seen inside, but it then reveals the drawer to be empty with the exception of the note.
-*There is an episode that comes later in the series, "[[InSPONGEiac]]," which has similar events.
+*There is an episode that comes later in the series called "[[InSPONGEiac]]," which has some similar events.
 *At the beginning of the episode, Squidward is riding his recumbent bicycle, but in "[[Boating Buddies]]," he said that he sold it to someone. So, this episode should take place before "Boating Buddies" or he got a new one. Furthermore, he had one in the movie.
 *This is the second appearance of the [[Alternate-Universe Squidward]] following "[[The Algae's Always Greener]]." In this episode, he is the reflection of Squidward in the mirrors. The alternate-universe Squidward in this episode, however, could be just an illusion. This is unlikely though, as the clarinets come out of the mirror.
 *This episode is said to have scared young viewers.
 *In Indonesia, instead of SpongeBob saying " I MEANT 2019●3-F! Sorry," SpongeBob says "I MEANT 2019●3-....Sorry!" It may mean SpongeBob forgot the letter or didn't want Squidward to know about it.
+*The locker appears again in ''[[SpongeBob Moves In!]]''
 ===Cultural references===
 *When Squidward says, 'You tell me, what in the Wide World of Sports is this place?', this might be a reference to ESPN's Wide World of Sports complex, located at {{W|Walt Disney World}}.
-*The way Squidward enters Clarinetland, using the small locker is similar to the way the characters of Narnia enter to the land of Narnia.
+*The way Squidward enters Clarinetland, using the small locker is similar to the way the characters of Narnia enter to the land of {{W|Narnia (world)|Narnia}}.
 *Squidward and SpongeBob tumbling through space to classical music is a reference to Stanley Kubrick's 2001: {{W|A Space Odyssey}}.
-*The title as well as the plot, is a reference to the 1865 book and the subsequent 1951 and 2010 movies {{W|Alice in Wonderland}}. It is also possibly a reference to the 1938 Looney Tunes short "Porky in Wackyland," directed by Bob Clampett, which features similarly surreal animation.
+*The title as well as the plot, is a reference to the 1865 book and the subsequent 1951 and 2010 movies {{W|Alice in Wonderland (2010 ilm)|Alice in Wonderland}}. It is also possibly a reference to the 1938 Looney Tunes short "Porky in Wackyland," directed by Bob Clampett, which features similarly surreal animation.
 *The Keeper has a voice that sounds similar to The Kurgan from Highlanders.
 ===Errors===
 *When Squidward tries to slam SpongeBob, SpongeBob escaped from Squidward's grip, then he laughs upside-down in a hole before it vanishes.
-*SpongeBob places his old and filthy toothbrush inside the locker next to Squidward's clarinet. However, later on, the toothbrush disappears and isn't seen for the rest of the episode. It was possible it was relocated to one of the drawers inside the locker.
+*SpongeBob places his old and filthy toothbrush inside the locker next to Squidward's clarinet. However, later on, the toothbrush disappears and isn't seen for the rest of the episode. It is possible that it was relocated to one of the drawers inside the locker.
 *When Squidward hands a book of "Bikini Bottom Labor Regulations," Mr. Krabs grows hives, claiming he is allergic to it, but in the next scene where Mr. Krabs holds the same book, he isn't affected at all.
 *The suitcase is blue, however, at the end, it is purple.
 *When Squidward crawled through the hole, the note was gone.
 *When Thaddeus' breath punches Squidward in the face, his hat falls off, but when he gets back up, it's on his head again.
-*When SpongeBob walks past Squidward while taking an order, [[Galley Grub]] is misnamed 'Gally Grub'.
+*When SpongeBob with load of appliances walks past Squidward while he is giving change, the [[Galley Grub]] is misspelled as "Gally Grub."
 *Before Squidward opens the curtain to Clarinetland, he has his work hat on. After he opens the curtain, his hat is gone.
 *When the alternate universe Squidwards blow music at Squidward, he stands up briefly screaming. At this moment, he only had 2 legs instead of 4.
-==External links of episode==
-*See the full episode: [http://spongebob.nick.com/videos/play/squidward-in-clarinetland-full/].