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"Late for Breakfast" is a The Patrick Star Show episode from season 1. In this episode, Patrick presents a show about food after missing out on a hearty breakfast.

Characters[]

Synopsis[]

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Patrick and Squidina have breakfast.

One morning, Patrick is woken up by his pet urchin, Ouchie. After playing with Ouchie, he goes through his morning routine. He tries to head to his show, only for the bedroom door to take him to a castle hallway, where a knight charges after him. Squidina shows him where his studio is, and he sings a song introducing the show. When Squidina asks what the episode will be about, Patrick realizes how hungry he is and goes to find food. In the meantime, Squidina plays a commercial for the Chum Bucket.

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Patrick makes his own trash-erole.

Patrick goes for breakfast, but his family is already done eating. They leave, and Patrick tries to find food on his own. He first meets the Dartfish Family under the kitchen table, and they offer him what little food they have, but he declines. He goes to the hallway and looks under the rug, but only finds Shmandor. He goes to GrandPat's room, and GrandPat tells him a story about living in prehistoric times, where dinosaurs hunted him down as food.

After GrandPat's story, Patrick gets the idea to do a cooking segment on his show and make something to eat. He puts a bunch of garbage in a tray, then cooks it at a high temperature, reducing everything to dust. Squidina wraps up the show, but Patrick realizes he still has not eaten anything. He visits the Dartfish Family, who are now having dinner, but turns it down again. Bunny comes in with a trasherole, having learned the recipe from watching Patrick's show. The family eat dinner, and Patrick goes to bed.

Production[]

In an interview with the Encyclopedia SpongeBobia Discord server on December 13, 2020, Dave Cunningham stated that the "Squidward dinosaur" would return in an upcoming episode. The character, officially named Squidasaurus Rex, would eventually reappear here, featured in a segment where GrandPat teaches Patrick about primal hunting and in the present day, eating a young adult Squidward.[2]

Kaz confirmed that he had wrote the pilot for The Patrick Star Show on June 1, 2021,[3] with help from the series' writing crew.

The episode itself was confirmed on June 15, 2021 by Gracenote.[4]

This episode was added to the United States Copyright Office on June 25, 2021.[5]

Mike Geiger posted a storyboard panel from this episode on July 7, 2021.[6]

Notes[]

Dave Cunningham said that the crew "all viewed the role of the pilot ("Late") mostly as setting the table for the series as opposed to telling a traditional story."[7]

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One of Simon Edwards' first Squidina drawings.

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Creatures from the episodes found in The Patrick Song, inspired by character drawings from Kaz.

Simon Edwards, who plussed the first three and a half minutes of this episode, recalls this being the first time he handled Squidina in the series' production.[8] For "The Patrick Song," Edwards was given character drawings by Kaz to "amp up the weird[ness]" of the episode.[1] He ultimately stated that the episode was his first taste of the "playhouse" theme of the series meant to separate it from SpongeBob SquarePants.[9]

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Joann Chang recalls the scene featuring a key in Patrick's mouth being one of the first character cleanups she did for the series.[10]

Promotional art[]

Model sheets[]

Art[]

Character design[]

Storyboards[]

  • Rough boarded by Kenny Pittinger, plussed by Simon Edwards,[21][22] Mike Geiger,[6] and Mike Dougherty.[23] Pat-like creatures found in Patrick's song were designed by Kaz.[1]

Music[]

 ) Production music
 ) Original music
 ) SpongeBob music

  Jolly Peasant - Gerhard Jussenhoven, Karl Breuer [Opening.]
  March Extraordinaire - Peter Winslow [Brass band plays.]
  Jolly Peasant - Gerhard Jussenhoven, Karl Breuer [Patrick wakes up and gets ready for the day.]
  Spongebob Whistle - Nicolas Carr [Steam blows out of the holes in Patrick's head.]
  Jolly Peasant - Gerhard Jussenhoven, Karl Breuer [Patrick plays with Ouchie.]
  Ambush - Art Heatlie [Knight rushing towards Patrick.]
  Untitled Tracks - Nicolas Carr ["Now, where was that door?"]
  King's Guard - Werner Von Overheidt [Squidina starts the show.]
  The Patrick Star Song - Eban Schletter, Kaz, Bill Fagerbakke [Played as "The Patrick Show!"'s theme.]
  Grandpa's Tune - Peter Seiber ["Hey, Patrick. What's today's show gonna be about?"]
  Chum Bucket Jingle - Doug Lawrence, Eban Schletter, Kaz [Plays during a Chum Bucket commercial.]
  Hazard - Art Heatlie [Stuff flies out the door into space.]
  That Darn Door 2 - Nicolas Carr [Patrick shakes the door.]
  Brahms Lullaby steel Guitar pad - Jeremy Wakefield, Nicolas Carr, Sage Guyton [Patrick walks through the door.]
  Morning Stroll - Hendric Haydegg, Sepp Trixi ["Morning, Mom."]
  Hawaiin Steel Bend G. - Nicolas Carr [Patrick's plate is empty.]
  Morning Stroll - Hendric Haydegg, Sepp Trixi [The Star family drop their plates out the window.]
  Hawaiin Steel Bend - Nicolas Carr ["Hey! What about my breakfast?"]
  Clownfish Acrobatics - Nicolas Carr [Patrick rolls over to the refrigerator.]
  Ambush - Art Heatlie [Knight rushing towards Patrick.]
  Ease Dropping - Nicolas Carr [Patrick hears something from the door.]
  Perfect Hostess - Allan Gray [The Dartfish family having breakfast.]
  Nifty 1950 - Jonathan Boyle [Patrick still looks for food.]
  First Feature - Cedric King-Palmer [Shmandor under the rug.]
  Pat Wipe 1 - Nicolas Carr [Transition.]
  Ambling Along - David Lindup [GrandPat arrives in his room.]
  Prehistoric Prey - Nicolas Carr [Prehistoric flashman begins.]
  Xylophone Caper - Remastered - Eric Allen [Cavemen begin to attack the Plankton dinosaur.]
  Squid Clarinet27 - Brad Carow [Squidasaurus Rex plays the clarinet.]
  Light-Hearted Links (1-6) - Eric Spear ["That's why dinosaurs are still with us today."]
  Squid Clarinet21 - Brad Carow [Squidward plays the clarinet.]
  Eurika Moment - Nicolas Carr [Patrick gets an idea.]
  Bludgeon - Roger Celestin Simon [Patrick cooking a casserole.]
  Untitled Tracks - Nicolas Carr [Patrick burnt the trasherole.]
  Bludgeon - Roger Celestin Simon [Patrick Show credits.]
  Hawaiian Farewell - Ed Wernov [After the show.]
  Missed Food Again - Nicolas Carr [Patrick misses dinner.]
  Gallop Pole - Jack Shaindlin [The Dartfish Family are now having dinner.]
  Melodica Exotica - Danny Fromajio [Bunny serves up a trasherole.]
  Pat Wipe 2 - Nicolas Carr [Transition to next scene.]
  Brahms Lullaby Full Mix - Jeremy Wakefield, Nicolas Carr, Sage Guyton [Patrick goes to bed.]
  Ambush - Art Heatlie [Knight rushing towards the camera.]

Release[]

Trivia[]

General[]

  • This is the first episode in the SpongeBob SquarePants franchise outside of shorts where SpongeBob himself does not physically appear. He is only mentioned.
  • Out of all the episodes where Shmandor makes an appearance, this is the only episode where the location doesn't get destroyed.
  • Patrick breaks the fourth wall by saying "In this family, you gotta be fast or your food's all gone." to the audience.
  • During the fake credits for Patrick's imaginary show, the roles of Patrick's DJ and personal bodyguard, Cecil's personal assistant, GrandPat's personal nurse, Squidina's flunky, Ouchie's body double and janitor are taken by Mark Chicarelly, Vincent Wahlla, Andy Badman, Lou K. Shire, Dan Geovanelli, Benny Kruderock and Zak Propadopadingdong, respectively, referencing crew members Marc Ceccarelli, Vincent Waller, Andrew Goodman, Luke Brookshier, Danny Giovannini, Ben Kurzrock, and Kaz.
  • When Ouchie pokes holes inside Patrick's forehead, the holes whistle similarly to how SpongeBob whistles with his nose in the main show's theme song.
  • Patrick brushing his eyes is the same thing SpongeBob did in the first movie.

Episode references[]

Cultural references[]

  • This title of the episode is a parody of the 1991 science fiction film Late for Dinner.
  • Patrick saying, "Blown apple feet," is a pun on the French phrase, "Bon appétit."

Errors[]

  • The Dartfish family's tablecloth changes colors from blue to purple between shots.

Videos[]

Names in other languages[]

Language Name Meaning
Spanish (American) Tarde para el desayuno Late for Breakfast
Spanish (European) Llegando tarde al desayuno Late for Breakfast

References[]

Notelist[]

  1. ^ Also listed as "PAT001" in the segment's storyboards, and simply "001" in its model sheets.
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