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* ScheduleSlip: Only two episodes aired in August 2021; they also didn't premiere in the same week, unlike with previous episodes. The show didn't see any new episode premieres until October of that year.
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** Only two episodes aired in August 2021; they also didn't premiere in the same week, unlike with previous episodes. The show didn't see any new episode premieres until October of thatyear.year.
** After the crew shift, the show would pretty regularly premiere 4 episodes every premiere week; except in February 2024, when "Tattoo Hullabaloo" got skipped over and wouldn't premiere for 3 more months.
** Only two episodes aired in August 2021; they also didn't premiere in the same week, unlike with previous episodes. The show didn't see any new episode premieres until October of that
** After the crew shift, the show would pretty regularly premiere 4 episodes every premiere week; except in February 2024, when "Tattoo Hullabaloo" got skipped over and wouldn't premiere for 3 more months.
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* ApprovalOfGod: Creator/DougWalker found the parody of his [[Website/ChannelAwesome Nostalgia Critic]] character funny and even posted a short lampooning it.
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* ApprovalOfGod: Creator/DougWalker found the parody of his [[Website/ChannelAwesome Nostalgia Critic]] character ''WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic'' funny and even posted a short lampooning it.it. Doug even [[https://www.youtube.com/shorts/0DyGR5mX8RI dressed as his Bubble Bass self for a Halloween video]].
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*** However, due to a combination of Ian leaving the show to resume working on ''[=SpongeBob=]'' full-time and the new crew not knowing about this, this tidbit was seemingly ignored by the second half of season one. Doubles as a {{Retcon}} to the already loose lore of the series.
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*** However, due to a combination of Ian leaving the show to resume working on ''[=SpongeBob=]'' full-time and the new crew not knowing about this, this tidbit was seemingly ignored and inadvertently [[{{Retcon}} retconned]] out of existence by the second half of season one. Doubles as a {{Retcon}} to the already loose lore of the series.
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*** However, due to a combination of Ian leaving the show to resume working on ''[=SpongeBob=]'' full-time and the new crew not knowing about this, it was seemingly ignored and retconned out of existence by the second half of season one. Doubles as a {{Retcon}} to the already loose lore of the series.
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*** However, due to a combination of Ian leaving the show to resume working on ''[=SpongeBob=]'' full-time and the new crew not knowing about this, it this tidbit was seemingly ignored and retconned out of existence by the second half of season one. Doubles as a {{Retcon}} to the already loose lore of the series.
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** In "The Patterfly Effect", when Patrick goes back in time to make Bunny part race-car, both he and Squidina have wheels in the future, suggesting that Bunny is her biological mother. Additionally, her maternal grandmother, Agnes Steelhead, is a squid that vaguely resembles her granddaughter.
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** In "The Patterfly Effect", when Patrick goes back in time to make Bunny part race-car, both he and Squidina have wheels in the future, suggesting that Bunny is her biological mother. Additionally, her maternal grandmother, Agnes Steelhead, is a squid that vaguely resembles her granddaughter.
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* ShrugOfGod: Whether or not Squidina is adopted has been inconclusive. The page for the series on Nick's website as well as the pitch bible mention the Stars assuming she is just a weird looking sea star. Storyboard artist April "Pinkie" Davis said she believes Squidina is adopted when answering a question from a fan, but the series itself has no direct evidence regarding this claim.
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* ShrugOfGod: Whether or not Squidina is adopted has been inconclusive. The page for the series on Nick's website as well as the pitch bible mention the Stars assuming she is just a weird looking sea star. Storyboard artist April "Pinkie" Davis said she believes Squidina is adopted when answering a question from a fan, but the series itself has no direct evidence regarding this claim.
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* ShrugOfGod: Whether or not Squidina is adopted has been inconclusive. The page for the series on Nick's website as well as the pitch bible mention the Stars assuming she is just a weird looking sea star. Storyboard artist April "Pinkie" Davis said she believes Squidina is adopted when answering a question from a fan, but the series itself has no direct evidence regarding this claim.
** In "The Patterfly Effect", when Patrick goes back in time to make Bunny part race-car, both he and Squidina have wheels in the future, suggesting that Bunny is her biological mother. Additionally, her maternal grandmother, Agnes Steelhead, is a squid that vaguely resembles her granddaughter.
** In "The Patterfly Effect", when Patrick goes back in time to make Bunny part race-car, both he and Squidina have wheels in the future, suggesting that Bunny is her biological mother. Additionally, her maternal grandmother, Agnes Steelhead, is a squid that vaguely resembles her granddaughter.
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** According to storyboard supervisor Ian Vazquez and background artist Sterling Ricter, the series takes place in the nearby suburb of Ukulele Bottom. This is visibly shown in the episode "House Hunting", in which Squidina leads the sentient Star house back to the backyard by feeding it coffee beans. ItMakesSenseInContext. It was explained on Ian's twitter that Ukulele Bottom is often described as being part of the greater Bikini Bottom area, explaining the inconsistencies regarding its mentioning on the show.
*** However, due to a combination of Ian leaving the show to resume working on ''[=SpongeBob=]'' full-time and the new crew not knowing about this, it was seemingly ignored and retconned out of existence by the second half of season one. Doubles as a {{Retcon}} to the already loose lore of the series.
** As mentioned above, storyboardist April "Pinkie" Davis believes Squidina was adopted by the Star family but the evidence supporting or denying this is inconclusive.
** According to storyboard supervisor Ian Vazquez and background artist Sterling Ricter, the series takes place in the nearby suburb of Ukulele Bottom. This is visibly shown in the episode "House Hunting", in which Squidina leads the sentient Star house back to the backyard by feeding it coffee beans. ItMakesSenseInContext. It was explained on Ian's twitter that Ukulele Bottom is often described as being part of the greater Bikini Bottom area, explaining the inconsistencies regarding its mentioning on the show.
*** However, due to a combination of Ian leaving the show to resume working on ''[=SpongeBob=]'' full-time and the new crew not knowing about this, it was seemingly ignored and retconned out of existence by the second half of season one. Doubles as a {{Retcon}} to the already loose lore of the series.
** As mentioned above, storyboardist April "Pinkie" Davis believes Squidina was adopted by the Star family but the evidence supporting or denying this is inconclusive.
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* This was eventually fixed sometime during 2023, as the episode has started airing with the finished shot. Unfortunately, this change wasn't included on the DVD release.
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* This was eventually fixed sometime during 2023, as the episode has started airing with the finished shot. Unfortunately, this change wasn't included on the DVD release.
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** "Star Cruise" was quite literally RecycledInSpace
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* RecycledScript: "Gas Station Vacation", "Neptune's Ball", "Family Plotz", and "Star Cruise" all follow the formula of "the Stars visit [a gas station/a fancy ball/a cemetery/an alien ship] and their stupidity causes trouble".
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** "The Commode Episode", "Tying the Klop-Knot", "Chum Bucket List", and "Big Baby Patrick" were released on Paramount+ in Australia and New Zealand in late November 2023. They hadn't even been scheduled to air in the US at that time!
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** Cave Patrick's appearances were to be done in StopMotion. In the final show, this got moved to Dr. Plankenstein's segments.
** It's described that Squidward lives in a baby version of his Easter island head. In the show proper, it's implied that he lives with Granny Tentacles (in "Backpay Payback" and "Get Off My Lawnie").
** "Enemies a la Mode" features two ideas that were intended to be recurring bits on the show: Ouchie and Pinkeye's zany slapstick battles and Patrick's rivalry with a Goofy Goober ice cream guy. Both would all but disappear from the show after the episode.
** It's described that Squidward lives in a baby version of his Easter island head. In the show proper, it's implied that he lives with Granny Tentacles (in "Backpay Payback" and "Get Off My Lawnie").
** "Enemies a la Mode" features two ideas that were intended to be recurring bits on the show: Ouchie and Pinkeye's zany slapstick battles and Patrick's rivalry with a Goofy Goober ice cream guy. Both would all but disappear from the show after the episode.
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* {{Blooper}}: "Stair Wars" has a shot that is [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/spongebob/images/f/f5/Stair_Wars_069.png obviously unfinished]], which was confirmed when the rough boards of the episode shown off at Comic Con had it looking the exact same. While there [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/spongebob/images/a/a9/DA431C91-1CB1-49AC-B244-CFE2C54AB4B9.jpeg is a finished version]], it seems the rough drawing still made it into the final for whatever reason.
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** In "X Marks the Pot," Creator/TomKenny replaces the late Creator/RLeeErmey as the voice of the Inferno Island warden from the ''[=SpongeBob=]'' episode "The Inmates of Summer."
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* RecastAsARegular: Creator/CreeSummer was previously cast as one of several voice actors for the seagulls in ''WesternAnimation/TheSpongeBobMovieSpongeOutOfWater'' before ''The Patrick Star Show'' made her the voice of main character Bunny Star and supporting character Granny Tentacles.
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** Rather than being distinguished through a shirt, Patrick was to wear an overly-tight blue tie around his neck. This got a MythologyGag in "Bummer Jobs," where the start of the episode has Patrick trying to put on a tie and [[CantTieHisTie ending up strangling himself]].
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** Rather than being distinguished through a shirt, Patrick was to wear an overly-tight blue tie around his neck. This got a MythologyGag DevelopmentGag in "Bummer Jobs," where the start of the episode has Patrick trying to put on a tie and [[CantTieHisTie ending up strangling himself]].
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** One early idea was [=GrandPat=] and Squidward being friends over the fact that they can have intelligent conversations and agree on how dumb the rest of the Star family are. This never came up on the show, and "Backpay Payback" implies that [=GrandPat=] still doesn't like Squidward, preferring to carry on their family history of Stars avoiding Tentacles' and cheating them out of their money.
** Squidina had a completely different design, looking closer to her main-series design in "Goons on the Moon": she has braces and is much taller. Her character description also mentions her being a StraightMan and more "deadpan, serious" counterpart to Patrick. This aspect didn't stick in the show; while she's definitely [[FoolishSiblingResponsibleSibling responsible]], Squidina likes to partake in Patrick's crazy antics when she can. Bits of her earlier personality can be seen in "Enemies a la Mode," which has a rare instance of her getting genuinely upset at Patrick and then trying to carry on the show without him.
** Squidina had a completely different design, looking closer to her main-series design in "Goons on the Moon": she has braces and is much taller. Her character description also mentions her being a StraightMan and more "deadpan, serious" counterpart to Patrick. This aspect didn't stick in the show; while she's definitely [[FoolishSiblingResponsibleSibling responsible]], Squidina likes to partake in Patrick's crazy antics when she can. Bits of her earlier personality can be seen in "Enemies a la Mode," which has a rare instance of her getting genuinely upset at Patrick and then trying to carry on the show without him.
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** One early idea was [=GrandPat=] and Squidward being friends over the fact that they can have intelligent conversations and agree on how dumb the rest of the Star family are. This never came up on the show, and "Backpay Payback" implies that [=GrandPat=] still doesn't like Squidward, preferring to carry on their family history of Stars avoiding Tentacles' Tentacles and cheating them out of their money.
** Squidina had a completely different design, looking closer to her main-series design in "Goons on the Moon": she has braces and is muchtaller.taller, and was meant to be 11 years old instead of 8. Her character description also mentions her being a StraightMan and more "deadpan, serious" counterpart to Patrick. This aspect didn't stick in the show; while she's definitely [[FoolishSiblingResponsibleSibling responsible]], Squidina likes to partake in Patrick's crazy antics when she can. Bits of her earlier personality can be seen in "Enemies a la Mode," which has a rare instance of her getting genuinely upset at Patrick and then trying to carry on the show without him.
** Squidina had a completely different design, looking closer to her main-series design in "Goons on the Moon": she has braces and is much
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** Susan Boyajian is replaced by Creator/CreeSummer as Bunny (formerly Margie).
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* ActingForTwo: Creator/CreeSummer plays both Patrick's mother, Bunny, and a recurring role as Squidward's grandmother.
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* TheCastShowoff: "Get Off My Lawnie" has a song by Music/CreeSummer as Granny Tentacles, including a high note held for 7 seconds straight at the end.
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* TheCastShowoff: "Get Off My Lawnie" has a song by Music/CreeSummer Creator/CreeSummer as Granny Tentacles, including a high note held for 7 seconds straight at the end.
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* TheCastShowoff: "Get Off My Lawnie" has a song by Music/CreeSummer as Granny Tentacles, including a high note held for 7 seconds straight at the end.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Susan Boyajian is replaced by Creator/CreeSummer as Bunny (formerly Margie).
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** Susan Boyajian is replaced by Creator/CreeSummer as Bunny (formerlyMargie).Margie).
** Madame Hagfish was voiced by SpecialGuest Creator/KristenWiig in her first appearance, "The Curse of the Hex" on ''[=SpongeBob=]''. When she reappears in "Terror at 20,000 Leagues" from the ''Patrick Show'', Jill Talley voices her instead.
** The Goofy Scoopers on the main show were voiced by Ed Begley Jr. (for Rock T. Puss) and Christopher Guest (for Clem Clam). In "[=FitzPatrick=]", all three of them are voiced by the show's composer, Ego Plum.
** Susan Boyajian is replaced by Creator/CreeSummer as Bunny (formerly
** Madame Hagfish was voiced by SpecialGuest Creator/KristenWiig in her first appearance, "The Curse of the Hex" on ''[=SpongeBob=]''. When she reappears in "Terror at 20,000 Leagues" from the ''Patrick Show'', Jill Talley voices her instead.
** The Goofy Scoopers on the main show were voiced by Ed Begley Jr. (for Rock T. Puss) and Christopher Guest (for Clem Clam). In "[=FitzPatrick=]", all three of them are voiced by the show's composer, Ego Plum.
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* ApprovalOfGod: Creator/DougWalker found the parody of his WebVideo/NostalgicCritic character funny and even posted a short lampooning it.
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* ApprovalOfGod: Creator/DougWalker found the parody of his WebVideo/NostalgicCritic [[Website/ChannelAwesome Nostalgia Critic]] character funny and even posted a short lampooning it.
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* YouLookFamiliar: Creator/AndreaMartin, who had previously voiced Miss Gristlepuss in the ''[=SpongeBob=]'' episode "[[Recap/SpongeBobSquarePantsS5E20BannedInBikiniBottomStanleySSquarePants Banned in Bikini Bottom]]," returned to the franchise as the voice of Agnes Steelhead in this series.
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** Creator/AndreaMartin, who had previously voiced Miss Gristlepuss in the ''[=SpongeBob=]'' episode "[[Recap/SpongeBobSquarePantsS5E20BannedInBikiniBottomStanleySSquarePants Banned in Bikini Bottom]]," returned to the franchise as the voice of Agnes Steelhead in thisseries.series.
** Creator/DannyTrejo, who previously portrayed El Diablo in ''WesternAnimation/TheSpongeBobMovieSpongeOnTheRun'', voices Sockeye Sammy in "Patrick's Prison Pals."
** Creator/AndreaMartin, who had previously voiced Miss Gristlepuss in the ''[=SpongeBob=]'' episode "[[Recap/SpongeBobSquarePantsS5E20BannedInBikiniBottomStanleySSquarePants Banned in Bikini Bottom]]," returned to the franchise as the voice of Agnes Steelhead in this
** Creator/DannyTrejo, who previously portrayed El Diablo in ''WesternAnimation/TheSpongeBobMovieSpongeOnTheRun'', voices Sockeye Sammy in "Patrick's Prison Pals."
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** The characters' designs were also different. All of the Stars were pink just like Patrick. Bunny was blonde and wore a teal dress with dark blue flowers on it. Cecil wore a beige/tan version of his normal outfit. GrandPat also lacked his sweater and pants, simply looking like an older version of Patrick.
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* YouLookFamiliar: Creator/AndreaMartin, who had previously voiced Miss Gristlepuss in the ''[=SpongeBob=]'' episode "[[Recap/SpongeBobSquarePantsS5E20BannedInBikiniBottomStanleySSquarePants Banned in Bikini Bottom]]," returned to the franchise as the voice of Agnes Steelhead in this series.
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** The European Spanish dub is called ''Patricio es la Estrella'', a PunBasedTitle (''Patrick is the Star'').
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The show's pitch bible outlines a few early concepts for the show.
** One of the show's biggest appeals compared to ''[=SpongeBob=]'' and ''WesternAnimation/KampKoral'' would have been the lack of a traditional, 11 minute narrative. The show would instead switch between various skits and set pieces, going wherever Patrick's whims take him. Oftentimes, the real-world problems that Patrick encounters would affect how his show played out or what it was themed after. Effectively, a RandomEventsPlot combined with a VarietyShow. While remnants of this can be seen early on, the show abandoned this after the first few episodes.
** Rather than being distinguished through a shirt, Patrick was to wear an overly-tight blue tie around his neck. This got a MythologyGag in "Bummer Jobs," where the start of the episode has Patrick trying to put on a tie and [[CantTieHisTie ending up strangling himself]].
** The ''Patrick Show'' isn't mentioned to have a dedicated audience in the pitch bible, merely relegated to Ouchie or whoever happens to be passing by on the street. This aspect would be dropped with later episodes like "Host-a-Palooza", "[=FitzPatrick=]", and "Neptune's Ball" depicting Patrick's show with a dedicated fanbase.
** The characters' designs were also different. All of the Stars were pink just like Patrick. Bunny was blonde and wore a teal dress with dark blue flowers on it. Cecil wore a beige/tan version of his normal outfit. GrandPat also lacked his sweater and pants, simply looking like an older version of Patrick.
** One early idea was [=GrandPat=] and Squidward being friends over the fact that they can have intelligent conversations and agree on how dumb the rest of the Star family are. This never came up on the show, and "Backpay Payback" implies that [=GrandPat=] still doesn't like Squidward, preferring to carry on their family history of Stars avoiding Tentacles' and cheating them out of their money.
** Squidina had a completely different design, looking closer to her main-series design in "Goons on the Moon": she has braces and is much taller. Her character description also mentions her being a StraightMan and more "deadpan, serious" counterpart to Patrick. This aspect didn't stick in the show; while she's definitely [[FoolishSiblingResponsibleSibling responsible]], Squidina likes to partake in Patrick's crazy antics when she can. Bits of her earlier personality can be seen in "Enemies a la Mode," which has a rare instance of her getting genuinely upset at Patrick and then trying to carry on the show without him.
** In a rare case of something being axed, then brought back: Patrick's TimeMachine was to be operated with a "Wheel of Time" on the front. However, in the show, characters always used dials or buttons for it, with the wheel being a nondescript design element. The wheel started being used regularly with the new crew taking over, in episodes like "A Space Affair to Remember" and "Neptune's Ball".
** While some of the themed segments did make it in, like ''Pat the Hapless'', many others were cut. This includes Patrick as a detective or a pirate, romantic tales of him falling in love with random objects like a TV or a ham sandwich, the return of Mermaid Pants and Barnacle Star from the main show, and [=SpongeBob=] and Sandy joining Patrick on an outer space adventure.
** One of the show's biggest appeals compared to ''[=SpongeBob=]'' and ''WesternAnimation/KampKoral'' would have been the lack of a traditional, 11 minute narrative. The show would instead switch between various skits and set pieces, going wherever Patrick's whims take him. Oftentimes, the real-world problems that Patrick encounters would affect how his show played out or what it was themed after. Effectively, a RandomEventsPlot combined with a VarietyShow. While remnants of this can be seen early on, the show abandoned this after the first few episodes.
** Rather than being distinguished through a shirt, Patrick was to wear an overly-tight blue tie around his neck. This got a MythologyGag in "Bummer Jobs," where the start of the episode has Patrick trying to put on a tie and [[CantTieHisTie ending up strangling himself]].
** The ''Patrick Show'' isn't mentioned to have a dedicated audience in the pitch bible, merely relegated to Ouchie or whoever happens to be passing by on the street. This aspect would be dropped with later episodes like "Host-a-Palooza", "[=FitzPatrick=]", and "Neptune's Ball" depicting Patrick's show with a dedicated fanbase.
** The characters' designs were also different. All of the Stars were pink just like Patrick. Bunny was blonde and wore a teal dress with dark blue flowers on it. Cecil wore a beige/tan version of his normal outfit. GrandPat also lacked his sweater and pants, simply looking like an older version of Patrick.
** One early idea was [=GrandPat=] and Squidward being friends over the fact that they can have intelligent conversations and agree on how dumb the rest of the Star family are. This never came up on the show, and "Backpay Payback" implies that [=GrandPat=] still doesn't like Squidward, preferring to carry on their family history of Stars avoiding Tentacles' and cheating them out of their money.
** Squidina had a completely different design, looking closer to her main-series design in "Goons on the Moon": she has braces and is much taller. Her character description also mentions her being a StraightMan and more "deadpan, serious" counterpart to Patrick. This aspect didn't stick in the show; while she's definitely [[FoolishSiblingResponsibleSibling responsible]], Squidina likes to partake in Patrick's crazy antics when she can. Bits of her earlier personality can be seen in "Enemies a la Mode," which has a rare instance of her getting genuinely upset at Patrick and then trying to carry on the show without him.
** In a rare case of something being axed, then brought back: Patrick's TimeMachine was to be operated with a "Wheel of Time" on the front. However, in the show, characters always used dials or buttons for it, with the wheel being a nondescript design element. The wheel started being used regularly with the new crew taking over, in episodes like "A Space Affair to Remember" and "Neptune's Ball".
** While some of the themed segments did make it in, like ''Pat the Hapless'', many others were cut. This includes Patrick as a detective or a pirate, romantic tales of him falling in love with random objects like a TV or a ham sandwich, the return of Mermaid Pants and Barnacle Star from the main show, and [=SpongeBob=] and Sandy joining Patrick on an outer space adventure.
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* EarlyBirdRelease: The Season 1, Volume 1 DVD released three episodes before their airing on US television: "Super Sitters", "Nitwit Neighborhood News", and "Mid-Season Finale". They had aired in [[ShortRunInPeru foreign countries]] before then, but this marked their first English release.
