Enemies à la Mode

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If you were looking for the article about the episode of the original series, then see Krabs à la Mode.

"Enemies à la Mode" is a The Patrick Star Show episode from season 1. In this episode, the members of the Star family each confront their own absurd rivalries, while Patrick struggles to get ice cream

Characters

• Patrick Star
• Squidina Star
• Margie Bunny Star
• Billy Bob GrandPat Star
• Walter the Waiter
• Sea Bunny
  • Barnacle Boy ^(cameo)
• Prohibition Employee
  • Rough-Bowl
  • Incidental 39 ^{(alternate take; named Lou Sr.)}
• Prohibition Patrons
  • Prohibition Patron 3
  • Prohibition Patron 4
  • Prohibition Patron 2
• Speakeasy Dandies
  • Errol Claw
  • Irving S. Krab
  • Squiddy Jones
  • Freda Angelfish
• Speakeasy GG Servers
  • "Icy" Eel O'Neil
  • "Frenchy" Sorbet
  • Guppy Scoops
• Temperance girls
  • Even more 1930s-style designs ^{(unintentionally omitted)}
• Flappers
• Flunky

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Production

Storyboard

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Art

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Music

( ‣ ) Production music

( • ) Original music

( ◦ ) SpongeBob music

 ‣ Cha Cha Comique - Dennis Farnon [Patrick coming up with an idea for his show]
 ‣ Evil Mind 3 - Dick De Benedictis ["The Horror!"]
 ‣ Happy Hippo - Eric Winstone ["We're live..."]
 ‣ Happy Hippo - Eric Winstone [Squidina's ready to film]
 ‣ Marcia N.2 - Ennio Morricone [Toaster malfunctions]
 ‣ Driving Lesson - Alexander De Szlatinay [Patrick chases Walter]
 ‣ Chicago Stomp - Keith Nichols [GrandPap talks about the Ice Cream Prohibition]
 ‣ Bowery Boys - Frank Marlow ["My Sister"]
 ‣ Mensch Ärgere Dich Nicht - Gerhard Narholz [Patrick eats all of the ice cream from the truck]

Trivia

General

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The general/regular version.

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iTunes version using the SpongeBob Font.

• The title of this episode is similar to that of the SpongeBob SquarePants episode title "Krabs à la Mode."
• The "o" in "Mode" has a bowl of ice cream. This references the fact that Patrick wants ice cream before doing his show.
• Much like the episode's sister segment, "Stair Wars," the iTunes version of this episode also uses the regular SpongeBob font instead of the font used regularly on the credits of this spin-off.
• The segments on the Segment Wheel are:
  • Broccoli
  • Monster Wrassle
  • Rock Out!
  • Eel Hats
  • Bug Your Sister
  • Unknown segment
  • Ice Cream (The one Patrick chose. According to Squidina, he had picked it before on another episode)
  • Toilet Paper

Cultural references

• Squidina's popsicle looks like a Bomb Pop.
• Like "Banned in Bikini Bottom," the ice cream prohibition story GrandPat tells is a reference to the real world prohibition on alcohol in the United States.
• Rough-Bowl is "named after/designed to resemble a Fleischer-ized manatee version of Rough-House from the Popeye comics!"
• Prohibition Patron 2 "is inspired by the fishes from "Small-Fry" (1939)!"
• Errol Claw, Irving S. Krab, Squiddy Jones, and Freda Angelfish are "all made to resemble (but not be) caricatures you'd find in a 1930s Hollywood Steps Out cartoon." "They're all mixes of 30s celebrities but no one in particular...except for for_[sic] the angel fish, which is just supposed to be Josephine Baker."
• The song Walter the Waiter sings is possibly a reference to the song "The Candyman Can" from the 1971 movie "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory".