Late Patrick's Day

Late Patrick's Day is the fourth episode of the second season and twenty-fourth overall.

Plot
Once again, William Missionima I forces Leonard Missionima to reenact a holiday, although it turns out to be the fictional murder mystery that caused the memorial holiday we celebrate today.

Summary
When forced to reenact another holiday, Leonard does so, and reenacts four holidays in the form of people alienated at St. Patrick Day's death. They are Halloween, April Fool's Day, and Thanksgiving, and go into a small house, with Leonard playing the role of the detective. He first confronts Thanksgiving, only for the lights to go out and when they come back on, Thanksgiving is dead. Leonard then accuses Halloween, who also dies when the lights go out. April Fool's Day attacks Leonard, claiming it was a prank and coming up with the best holiday ever: April Fool's, fifteen days after St. Patrick's death on May 17th. When he kills Leonard, Leonard comes out of the reenactment.

Trivia
This, similar to Killer King, shows that Leonard's reenactments may be a form of time travel, as he accidentally assassinated King in Killer King during his reenactment, and became the detective in this episode.

This is a very common murder mystery plotline, taking place in one room, and whenever a suspect is accused, the lights go out and they are found dead, and this process continues until only the murderer and detective are left alive.

This is the second murder mystery-themed episode, the first being Whodunit?.

Somehow, despite dying on March 17th along with St. Patrick's Day, Thanksgiving is still celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November, and Halloween is still celebrated on October 31st. Also, April Fool's Day chooses to be fifteen days from St. Patrick's Day, thus an imply that holidays choose which day they are celebrated on, thus the murdered holidays may have chosen those days before their deaths and St. Patrick's Day coincidentally died on his holiday.