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It | It is made by [[karate]]-chopping a large stack of [[Krabby Patties]] covered in condiments. | ||
==Role in episode== | ==Role in episode== | ||
{{Link|Plankton}} steals it, thinking that it is a chewed-up Krabby Patty. | {{Link|Plankton}} steals it, thinking that it is a chewed-up Krabby Patty. | ||
At the end of the episode, {{Link|Patrick}} eats it, thinking it is a snack that was left for him. | At the end of the episode, {{Link|Patrick}} eats it, thinking it is a snack that was left for him. | ||
Later, the crowd of customers at the [[Krusty Krab]] look at the art piece from a projector inside Patrick's stomach. | Later, the crowd of customers at the [[Krusty Krab]] look at the art piece from a projector inside Patrick's stomach. | ||
Revision as of 11:08, 24 August 2018
If you were looking for the article about the artist, then see Fiasco.
If you were looking for the article about the artist, then see Fiasco.
If you were looking for the article about the artist, then see Fiasco.
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The Fiasco is a piece of art made by the artist Fiasco. It appears in the episode of the same name.
Description
It is made by karate-chopping a large stack of Krabby Patties covered in condiments.
Role in episode
Template:Data:Links steals it, thinking that it is a chewed-up Krabby Patty.
At the end of the episode, Template:Data:Links eats it, thinking it is a snack that was left for him.
Later, the crowd of customers at the Krusty Krab look at the art piece from a projector inside Patrick's stomach.
Trivia
- The style of the piece is a reference to Jackson Pollock's abstract paintings.
- This is Fiasco's final work of art.