FitzPatrick

If you were looking for the article about the character, then see FitzPatrick (character).

Characters

• Patrick Star
  • Sir Patrick
  • Patricia Star
  • Patrick-Man
  • Patnocchio
• FitzPatrick ^{(single appearance)}
• Squidina Star
• Bunny Star
• Cecil Star
• Slappy Laszlo
• Bongos Bear
• Clem Clam
• Rock T. Puss
• Walter the Waiter
• Goofy Manager
• Big Jim
• Peterson
• Near Mint Comic Books cashier
• Bubble Bass
  • Beelzebass
• Lady Upturn
• Patrick (primitive)
• Pat-Tron
• Man Ray ^{(cardboard cutout)}
• Sea urchin
• Incidentals
  • Fred
  • Incidental 6
  • Incidental 16
  • Incidental 37A
  • Incidental 37B
  • Incidental 41
  • Incidental 42
  • Incidental 46
  • Incidental 47
  • Incidental 49
  • Incidental 60
  • Incidental 64
  • Incidental 67
  • Incidental 68
  • Incidental 73
  • Old Man Walker
  • Incidental 93
  • Incidental 105
  • Incidental 107
  • Incidental 108
  • Incidental 150
  • Incidental 151
  • Incidental 152
  • Incidental 153
  • Incidental 160
  • Incidental 168
  • Incidental 174
  • Incidental 183
  • Teen 8
  • Teen 15
  • Incidental F2
  • Incidental F17

Synopsis

The episode begins a wedding in the yard outside the Star family house. Slappy "marries" Patrick to his veiled bride, who turns out to be a giant cake. However, Patrick's long-lost twin cousin, FitzPatrick, jumps out of the cake. FitzPatrick is only distinguishable through his slightly lighter skin tone and orange hair. Squidina is hesitant and doesn't remember who he is, but Patrick does not find the situation strange, and goes with him. After Patrick and FitzPatrick leave, the rest of the guests eat the cake.

Patrick and FitzPatrick walk down the street, where the latter announces that he will impersonate Patrick and ruin his reputation. Patrick is not bothered, and invites him to Goofy Goober's Ice Cream Party Boat. There, FitzPatrick takes off his hair and puts it on Patrick to disguise himself. He short-circuits the performing Goofy Scoopers to sing a song, as Patrick, about the bad deeds he has done. The band members explode, causing the kids to scream and run away. The Goofy Manager and Big Jim kick the two of them out, although Patrick reveals that he gets banned from Goofy Goober's weekly, and he and the manager are friends. FitzPatrick is disappointed, and Patrick takes him to Near Mint Comic Books.

At the comic store, FitzPatrick gives Patrick his hair and a fantasy comic book to keep him busy. In the comic, a barbarian Patrick fights off a wizard Bubble Bass, who enchants him into different animals. FitzPatrick destroys and vandalizes the store, attracting the attention of the cashier. The guests blame Patrick, and the cashier kicks him out. To FitzPatrick's dismay, this did not matter since there is an entire district of comic book stores that Patrick can go to instead.

Patrick and FitzPatrick arrive home in time for The Patrick Show!, which is broadcast across the world. Realizing his chance to ruin Patrick's reputation, FitzPatrick shoves him into the time closet, disguises himself, and goes on stage. There, he makes insulting jokes towards the audience and has them stung by jellyfish. For the finale, he hooks the cork at the bottom of a boat, to sink it and crush the audience. However, he is interrupted by an influx of Patricks from "every timeline" pouring out of the time closet. The real Patrick returns, and FitzPatrick is dragged back into the closet.

Squidina is happy to have Patrick back, but he notices the crane FitzPatrick left behind. He reels it in, and the cork is pulled out. The audience is crushed by the boat, but pop out of the windows holding buckets of ice cream. Patrick realizes that the boat is full of "cork-in-the-bottom brand ice cream," and he and the audience begin eating it.

Meanwhile, the time closet kicks out FitzPatrick into the same barbarian dimension as the comic book. FitzPatrick announces his plans to imitate the barbarian Patrick, who reacts by magically turning him into a sea urchin. FitzPatrick then chases after a similar sea urchin to "ruin its reputation."

Production

This episode was confirmed by cartoonlounge.de on February 25, 2022.

Music

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Trivia

General

• This episode was released digitally on December 25, 2022 in Germany, Switzerland, and Austria before premiering in the United States.

Episode references

• When Patrick's time closet transports different Patricks from every timeline, many different designs from previous episodes of the main series appear. These include designs from "SB-129," "Survival of the Idiots," "Dunces and Dragons," "That's No Lady," "Pineapple Fever," "Patrick-Man!," "Patnocchio," and "Goofy Scoopers."
  • In the same scene, Patrick's young design from Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years also appears; however, in this scene he is animated traditionally instead of in CGI.
  • Pat-Tron also appears, as well as the design of skinless Patrick from "The Haunting of Star House."