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{{APM|t|The Thieving Magpie Overture|Ron Ronsted, Gioacchino Rossini|Title card and opening.}} | {{APM|t|The Thieving Magpie Overture|Ron Ronsted, Gioacchino Rossini|Title card and opening.}} | ||
{{APM|c|Crossing The Meadow|Brian Gulland, Robin Jeffrey, Robert White, Tim Laycock, Sharon Lindo| | {{APM-article|Furtive Footsteps|"Patrick, don't you think we should film outside?"}} | ||
{{APM|t|Tarentule|Eric Gemsa, Dominique Vernhes| | {{APM-article|Happiness Castle|Maurice De Courpalay|"Wow, the floor is much softer out here."}} | ||
{{APM|w|Will He, Won't He?|David Lindup|Patrick tries to retrieve his trowel from the hole.}} | |||
{{APM-article|Symphonic Adventures#The Shock [#54]{{!}}The Shock [#54]|Dick de Benedictis|Shmandrake chewing on Patrick's hand.}} | |||
{{APM|s|Simply Magical|Magnum Opus|Shmandrake introduces himself to Patrick.}} | |||
{{APM|c|Crossing The Meadow|Brian Gulland, Robin Jeffrey, Robert White, Tim Laycock, Sharon Lindo|Cecil, Bunny, and GrandPat investigate.}} | |||
{{OM|Harp Ding|Nicolas Carr|Overlays "Crossing The Meadow."}} | |||
{{OM|Hgliss & Bell|Nicolas Carr|Overlays "Crossing The Meadow."}} | |||
{{APM-article|Symphonic Adventures#Death Clock B{{!}}Death Clock B|Dick de Benedictis|Shmandrake chewing on Patrick's hand.}} | |||
{{OM|Hgliss & Bell|Nicolas Carr|Overlays "Crossing The Meadow."}} | |||
{{APM|n|Norman Buchan's Harp|Gordon McCulloch|Everyone pampers Shmandrake to receive a wish.}} | |||
{{APM|c|Crossing The Meadow|Brian Gulland, Robin Jeffrey, Robert White, Tim Laycock, Sharon Lindo|Shmandrake says he's going to take a nap.}} | |||
{{APM-article|Finger of Suspicion|Alan Wynn|Squidina is suspicious of Shmandrake.}} | |||
{{APM|b|Breezing Around|Edward White|GrandPat goes to his room.}} | |||
{{APM-article|Parellel Dimension|Gregor F. Narholz|GrandPat dreams of being alone in space.}} | |||
{{APM|h|Harp Glissando (K)|Jim Rattigan|"Thanks, Shmandrake."}} | |||
{{APM|t|Tarentule|Eric Gemsa, Dominique Vernhes|Cecil dreams of being a four-star chef with six arms.}} | |||
{{APM|e|The Evil Twins|Gregor F. Narholz|?}} | {{APM|e|The Evil Twins|Gregor F. Narholz|?}} | ||
{{APM|h|Harp Glissando (K)|Jim Rattigan|?}} | {{APM|h|Harp Glissando (K)|Jim Rattigan|?}} | ||
Revision as of 23:55, 2 May 2023
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Characters
- Patrick Star
- Squidina Star
- Bunny Star
- Cecil Star
- GrandPat Star
- Shmandrake Template:Single appearance
- Baby shmandrake Template:Single appearance
- Light Template:Single appearance
- Fly Template:Single appearance
- Flower Template:Single appearance
Synopsis
Running gags
- The star family keep giving Shmandrake things to eat, asking "Can I get that wish now?" - but he continuously says no as he gets fatter and fatter.
Production
This episode was confirmed on December 20, 2022.[1]
Promotional art
- Drawn by Gabe Del Valle.[2]
Music
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Trivia
General
- When Shmandrake resets everything back to normal, and Patrick ends up finding a genie's lamp during his gardening show, Squidina exclaims that she wishes "this cartoon was over already," breaking the fourth wall.
Episode references
- Cecil hits Patrick with a flyswatter and says "Foinsapp!". This is a reference to "Klopnodian Heritage Festival," where "foinsapp" is the tradition of swatting flies.
- Patrick's Pat's Jelly Rock Shack outfit from "The Patrick Show Sells Out" returns while trying to bribe Shmandrake on TV. He also appears in his chef outfit from "Pearl Wants to Be a Star."
- Patrick's poorly drawn thought bubble self is similar to how he imagines Bunny in "Just in Time for Christmas."