The Patrick Star Show

In “Too Many Patricks”, Patrick hires a cadre of fellow Patricks to provide entertainment at parties, turning each event into a self‑replicating showcase. In the sequel, “Much Tofu About Nothing”, Pat‑Thos delivers a Hamdonian tale that weaves together love and a variety of pork products in a whimsical narrative.

Too Many Patricks / Much Tofu About Nothing is a programme that’s structured as a pair of episodes. It’s listed simply as a programme of the episode genre, and the two titles form the core of the series. In the first instalment, “Too Many Patricks”, the central character Patrick decides to employ a number of his own look‑alikes to provide entertainment at various parties. The episode centres on this quirky hiring scheme and the resulting party antics. The second instalment, “Much Tofu About Nothing”, shifts focus to Pat‑Thos, who tells a Hamdonian story that weaves together themes of love and a range of pork‑related products. Both episodes rely on the same core idea of multiple versions of a character being used for comic effect. The first episode’s premise hinges on the practicalities and humour of having several Patricks on hand to keep guests amused, while the second leans into a more narrative style as Pat‑Thos recounts his Hamdonian romance, peppered with references to pork items. Overall, the programme uses these two distinct sketches to explore light‑hearted scenarios built around the recurring motif of pork, whether it’s through party entertainment or a love‑filled tale from Hamdonia.