The Googly Artiste (Episode)

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===Characters===
 
===Characters===
*[[SpongeBob SquarePants|SpongeBob]]
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*[[SpongeBob SquarePants]]
*[[Squidward Tentacles|Squidward]]
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*[[Squidward Tentacles]]
*[[Patrick Star|Patrick]]
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*[[Patrick Star]]
 
*[[Eugene H. Krabs|Mr. Krabs]]
 
*[[Eugene H. Krabs|Mr. Krabs]]
*[[Frederick T. Nitpick]]-Art Critic
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*[[Frederick T. Nitpick]](debut)
 
*[[Harold]]
 
*[[Harold]]
 
*[[Billy (Teenager)|Billy]]
 
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==Plot==
 
==Plot==
Squidward is eager to uncover a statue of himself to an art critic. Meanwhile, Patrick and SpongeBob made art and Patrick made Google eyes on rocks. The art critic comes and judges SpongeBob's work, deciding it lame, but then praises Patrick's art. Patrick's artwork becomes so famous that he runs out of rocks. So he tries to find something else to make googly eyes with, but that doesn't work out. Then Patrick goes to the Krusty Krab for lunch and orders "art advice" which Squidward says isn't on the menu until Mr. Krabs appeared and adds it as an item. Mr. Krabs tells Squidward to give Patrick art advice, but he doesn't of course. He just tells him to look at the patty. Then he discovers that he can put googly eyes on the patty and this new art draws him fame once again. However, Mr. Krabs is angered at the fact that Patrick's new-found creation is making more bucks than he ever imagined. Patrick remarks that he listened to Squidward's advice and Mr. Krabs decides to force Squidward to make fine art patties alongside Patrick.
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Squidward is eager to uncover a statue of himself to an art critic. Meanwhile, Patrick and SpongeBob made art and Patrick made Google eyes on rocks. The art critic comes and when he sees Squidward's statue he gets disgusted and confiscates Squidward's art beret. The art critic then judges SpongeBob's work, deciding it lame, but then praises Patrick's art and spends $500 for it and gives Patrick Squidward's confiscated beret. Patrick's artwork becomes so famous that he runs out of rocks. So he tries to find something else to make googly eyes with, but that doesn't work out. Then Patrick goes to the Krusty Krab for lunch and orders "art advice" which Squidward says isn't on the menu until Mr. Krabs appears and adds it as an item. Mr. Krabs tells Squidward to give Patrick art advice, but he doesn't of course.
  
== Trivia ==
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Squidward is upset that his art is branded as lame and so he tells him to look at the Patty. Patrick ends up putting googly eyes on Krabby patties and making lots of money again and getting more famous. Mr. Krabs however gets jealous of the money Patrick makes and hires Patrick to make his art to get him fame but under the condition that Mr. Krabs keeps the money for himself.
*How come Patrick doesn't know the Squidward is an artist?
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*What was the art critic doing in the ketchup bottle?
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==Trivia==
*When Patrick says he's out of rocks, you can see a rock behind him. Maybe Patrick didn't see it.
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*When Patrick says he's out of rocks, you can see a rock beside him. Maybe Patrick didn't see it.
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*Patrick was able to paint the Starry Night and to sculpt The Thinker.
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*[[SpongeBob]]'s rock resembles [[Pete]].
  
 
==Transcript==
 
==Transcript==

Latest revision as of 14:46, 30 May 2023

The Googly Artiste
Titlecard Googly.jpg

© Viacom

Episode No.: 158b
Season: 8/2010
Airdate: July 21, 2011
Previous Episode: Sweet and Sour Squid
Next Episode: A SquarePants Family Vacation
Characters Voice actors
SpongeBob SquarePants Tom Kenny
Patrick Star Bill Fagerbakke
Squidward Tentacles Rodger Bumpass
Googly artiste.jpg
© Viacom

The Googly Artiste is an episode from Season 8.

Contents

[edit] Characters

[edit] Places

[edit] Plot

Squidward is eager to uncover a statue of himself to an art critic. Meanwhile, Patrick and SpongeBob made art and Patrick made Google eyes on rocks. The art critic comes and when he sees Squidward's statue he gets disgusted and confiscates Squidward's art beret. The art critic then judges SpongeBob's work, deciding it lame, but then praises Patrick's art and spends $500 for it and gives Patrick Squidward's confiscated beret. Patrick's artwork becomes so famous that he runs out of rocks. So he tries to find something else to make googly eyes with, but that doesn't work out. Then Patrick goes to the Krusty Krab for lunch and orders "art advice" which Squidward says isn't on the menu until Mr. Krabs appears and adds it as an item. Mr. Krabs tells Squidward to give Patrick art advice, but he doesn't of course.

Squidward is upset that his art is branded as lame and so he tells him to look at the Patty. Patrick ends up putting googly eyes on Krabby patties and making lots of money again and getting more famous. Mr. Krabs however gets jealous of the money Patrick makes and hires Patrick to make his art to get him fame but under the condition that Mr. Krabs keeps the money for himself.

[edit] Trivia

  • When Patrick says he's out of rocks, you can see a rock beside him. Maybe Patrick didn't see it.
  • Patrick was able to paint the Starry Night and to sculpt The Thinker.
  • SpongeBob's rock resembles Pete.

[edit] Transcript

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