![]() Shout-Out: While SpongeBob and Patrick pilot Squidward's body around town, a child mistakes "Squidward" for Frankenstein's monster.No Celebrities Were Harmed: The judge at the recital is a fish version of Ludwig van Beethoven.Then Squidward falls sound asleep and SpongeBob, breaking his fall, understands the situation and reacts with profound sympathy. ![]() ![]() Mood Whiplash: Squidward plods into SpongeBob's house with a blank look on his face, in almost a fugue state, which SpongeBob and Patrick are a little disturbed by.Medium-Shift Gag: When Squidward plays his clarinet, it cuts to live action footage of birds fleeing in terror, and buildings and icebergs crumbling.Squidward does just that, and when he does fall asleep, he won't wake up. Gone Horribly Right: SpongeBob tells Squidward that he'll get to sleep by walking.Dreadful Musician: Squidward proves to be an awful musician when SpongeBob and Patrick aren't controlling his body.Brick Joke: The clone of Squidward comes back at the end to play a building in front of an audience.Adding insult to injury, the failed clone made earlier of him proves to be a better clarinet player than he is. Despite SpongeBob and Patrick’s efforts, Squidward’s arrogance leads him to play his clarinet so abysmal, that he gets kicked out of the audition. Bittersweet Ending: Played for Laughs.Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever: The clone of Squidward SpongeBob and Patrick make becomes a giant and rampages through the town (and manages to play clarinet notes with a building).Exhausted after three days of insomnia, Squidward falls into a deep sleep the night before an audition for the Bikini Bottom Philharmonic Orchestra, and the next morning SpongeBob and Patrick still can't wake him up, but it doesn't stop them from getting him there anyway.
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