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- Characters
- SpongeBob SquarePants
- Patrick Star
- Squidward Tentacles
- Eugene H. Krabs
- Harold
- Nat Peterson
- Fredrick T. Nitpick (debut)
- Paco (cameo)
- Theddeus (cameo)
- Nat Peterson (cameo)
Synopsis
Patrick made googly eyes.
It starts at Squidward's house and Squidward is painting. Then Patrick and SpongeBob made art and Patrick made googly eyes on rocks. Then an art critic came and judged Squidward's work and said it was lame. Then he judged Patrick's art and he said it was so wonderful. Then Patrick's artwork became so famous that he ran out of rocks. Then he tried to find something else to make google eyes with, but that didn't work out. Then it was his lunch time and he ordered Art advice and Squidward complained it wasn't on the menu until Mr. Krabs appeared and put it on the menu. Mr. Krabs told Squidward to give Patrick art advice, but he didn't. He just told him to look at the patty. Then he discovered that he can put google eyes on the patty and his google eyes on the Krabby Patty got real famous when the art critic mention the next big thing. Everyone was rushing to the Krusty Krab to get one. Then, Mr. Krabs heard money. He rushed to the cash register and found none. He gets SpongeBob and Patrick and holds them to his office. Squidward sneers at them for getting into trouble, but Patrick said that he followed Squidward's advice. So Mr. Krabs put good use to Squidward. Now, Krabby Patties are now sold at $50. The fish who buys the patty said it was not expensive. Then, the fish went to Patrick's stall. Patrick calls his apprentice, which is really Squidward. Squidward puts glue on the fish's patty. Patrick said that Squidward would be an artist. Squidward bursts to tears.
Production
Music
| ( ‣ ) Production music |
| ( • ) Original music |
| ( ◦ ) SpongeBob music |
• ? - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield [title card]
‣ ? ["It's a great day for the art world."]
• Gator - Steve Belfer [arts, crafts]
• ? - Jeremy Wakefield [Patrick cries]
• ? - Nicolas Carr ["Now let me see."]
‣ ? [SpongeBob gets an idea]
• ? - Pat Irwin [rock with googly eyes]
‣ Deadline - Sam Spence ["I shall make the attempt."]
• ? - Pat Irwin ["Privacy, please."]
‣ ? ["I've done it!"]
‣ ? [rock covered in glue and googly eyes]
‣ Bumbling B - Bernd Gesell [art critic arrives]
‣ Circus Parade (a) - Dick Stephen Walter [Venus de Squidward]
‣ Clumsy A - Bernd Gesell [critic praises Patrick's "art"]
• Steel Sting - Jeremy Wakefield ["Well, about, um..."]
‣ ? [Patrick selling more "art"]
• Seaweed - Steve Belfer [line of people at Patrick's house]
‣ Armed Attack - Jean Clero ["I'm all out of rocks!"]
‣ ? [Patrick gets an idea]
‣ ? [Patrick throws paint on a canvas]
‣ ? ["Tartar sauce!"]
‣ ? [Patrick makes a sculpture]
‣ ? ["That stinks too!"]
• ? - Michael Bolger, Nicolas Carr [Patrick goes to the Krusty Krab]
‣ Tympup A - Sammy Burdson, John Charles Fiddy [Krabs adds "artistic advice" to the menu]
• ? - Nicolas Carr [Krabs adds "artistic advice" to the menu]
• ? - Jeremy Wakefield ["You can borrow mine."]
• ? - Michael Bolger, Nicolas Carr ["Make yourself comfortable, Mr. Patrick."]
• Steel Licks - Jeremy Wakefield ["Why don't you just concentrate on your patty?"]
‣ ? ["I know now what I must do!"]
‣ ? [Patrick puts googly eyes on the Krabby Patty]
‣ Film Fanfare (a) - Dick Stephen Walter [art critic pays Patrick]
‣ Curtain-Raiser - Alan Braden [crowd rushes in]
‣ ? ["Ooh, money!"]
• Vibe Sting - Nicolas Carr [empty cash register]
‣ Drama Link (d) - Hubert Clifford [Krabs gasps]
• ? - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield ["SpongeBob! Patrick!"]
‣ Danger Sign - Harry Bluestone, Emil Cadkin ["It's my art."]
• ? - Jeremy Wakefield ["I was just following your advice."]
• Peg Leg Waltz - Michael Bolger, Nicolas Carr, Sage Guyton [ending]
Trivia
- The rock that SpongeBob makes resembles Pete the pet rock from Sentimental Sponge.
- The statue Squidward did is similar to the famous statue Venus de Milo, Also in Latin Spanish version, Squidward calls the statue "Venus de Calamardo" which means "Venus de Squidward" in Spanish.
Cultural References
- The googly rock may be a parody of the Pet Rock, which was just a rock sold at a high price with the gimmick of being a pet. Likewise, in the episode, people shell out vast sums of money for rocks just because they have googly eyes glued onto them.
- The painting that Patrick creates is Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh, and the statue is The Thinker by Auguste Rodin.
Errors
- When Patrick looks at the Krusty Krab menu, Krabby Patty is spelled Krabby Pattie.