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Mr. Garrison's Fancy New Vagina
Original Air Date: 03.09.05
As Mr. garrison enjoys his new womanly attributes after his sex change, the rest of the town gets in touch with their inner feelings too.
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Die Hippie, Die
Original Air Date: 03.16.05
When hippie drum circles start popping up in people's attics and backyards the citizens of South Park have no choice but to turn to Eric Cartman for help.
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Wing
Original Air Date: 03.23.05
The boys set up a talent agency and pool all their resources and impress their first client only to have another agency steal him away.
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Best Friends Forever
Original Air Date: 03.30.05
When Kenny meets with an unfortunate accident, Cartman lobbies to let Kenny die so he can can get what Kenny left to him in Kenny's will.
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The Losing Edge
Original Air Date: 04.06.05
The kids desperately want an end to the boring baseball season. The problem is, they keep winning.
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The Death of Eric Cartman
Original Air Date: 04.13.05
Cartman is sure he's dead and Butters is sure that Eric Cartman's ghost is haunting him. Together they attempt to make amends to all the people Cartman has wronged over the years.
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Erection Day
Original Air Date: 04.20.05
The South Park Elementary School Talent Show is coming up and Jimmy can't wait to perform his comedy routine, but first he must find a way to gain control of his raging hormones.
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Two Days Before the Day After Tomorrow
Original Air Date: 10.19.05
A Global Warming State is Emergency is declared in South Park as the world's largest beaver dam breaks and floods the adjacent town of Beaverton.
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Marjorine
Original Air Date: 10.26.05
Butters must fake his death, dress up as a girl and infiltrate a slumber party, in order to retrieve a future telling device Cartman is convinced the girls have.
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Follow That Egg
Original Air Date: 11.02.05
In an effort to thwart her ex-lovers plans to get married, Mrs. Garrison leads the charge against gay marriage.
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Ginger Kids
Original Air Date: 11.09.05
After the sudden on-set of the disease Gingervitis, Cartman rallies all other ginger kids to rise up and assume their role as the master race.
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Trapped in the Closet
Original Air Date: 11.16.05
Scientologists converge on Stan's house after he is identified as the reincarnation of L. Ron Hubbard. One A-lister locks himself in the closet and refuses to come out, after Stan criticizes his "talent."
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Free Willzyx
Original Air Date: 11.30.05
The boys try to rescue their new friend Willzyx, a talking space whale, from the Denver Sea Park and with the help of MASA (Mexican Aeronautica y Spacia Administracion) get him home to the moon for $200.
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Bloody Mary
Original Air Date: 12.07.05
Stan is embarrassed when his dad gets pulled over for drunk driving. Randy believes that only one thing can save him from his "disease," a bleeding statue of the Virgin Mary in the next town.
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nall *914* Bloody Mary Stan is embarrassed in front of his friends when his dad gets pulled over for drunk driving. In a neighboring town, a bleeding statue of Mary is discovered and the faithful are flocking to the site hoping to be healed. Stan's dad is sure the bleeding Virgin can cure him of his "disease." reply

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Parjuk Re: *914* Bloody Mary There is an alien in one of the shots, when Randy is in the car, while it is parked in their drive way. Thought that was neat-o reply

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ambageo Re: *914* Bloody Mary Yeah,that was cool.I thought that this alien would have something to do with the bleeding statue,but... reply

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Tom_SF Re: *914* Bloody Mary I could have done without the "bleeding out her ass" bit... otherwise, it was good except maybe for the continual preaching. reply

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salelann Re: *914* Bloody Mary One of my personal favorites. Lets just say I have some experience with AA, and I absolutely LOVED the line about "Cults". I'm sure AA has helped millions, but some of those people get way too deep into it. Did you guys do some sort of research for this or did you just draw this conclusion up on your own?

Cherry popper post. Thanks for all the South Park's Trey, Matt, and everyone else involved with it. Grats on season 12 and looking forward to many more seasons to follow.
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Marzipan92 Re: sacred chick on her period Maybe i'm taking this too far, but thought a menstruating statue of the virgin Mary was really interesting. a bleeding statue would clearly be a miracle, but the church doesn't want to recognise it, because it would mean taking away one of the things their institution uses to castigate women (that having your period makes you unclean/profane). the episode takes mensturation out of the realm of the profane, and suggests it could be something sacred........ ?

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Reverse Re: *914* Bloody Mary "What seems to be the officer problem?" -Randy

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kyleen11 Re: *914* Bloody Mary ^ LOL...

I didn't see no alien there. I wasn't too observant, tsk tsk! I should watch that episode again and look for it. reply -
jewish pride Re: *914* Bloody Mary "What seems to be the officer problem?" -Randy

LOOOOOOOOL
randy kicks so much ass reply -
KingKenny Re: *914* Bloody Mary Was the alien supposed to be some subliminal message or something?

Stan's line about the cult was cool though.
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pieterjanvandam alien why is there an alien drawn in the car window @ 13:30 reply

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pieterjanvandam we are the same , you and i reply

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Easts Re: *914* Bloody Mary Randy "racks a disiprin" reply

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Marzipan92 Re: *914* Bloody Mary Was the alien supposed to be some subliminal message or something?

Stan's line about the cult was cool though.
I was watching some story board thing there, and the voiceover said people had to spot aliens as part of a competition to win some dvds. reply -
My_Iron_Lung Re: *914* Bloody Mary I think I've only seen this episode once, so I don't remember much, just that the Virgin Mary's blood was from her period... I'm a Catholic and a Virgin Mary devote, so I can say, to me, the episode was a little offensive, but I understand SP makes fun of everyone, so I can live with it . And here in Latin America the Virgin gets sometimes more praise than Jesus.

What I've always wondered about SP is why the creators chose them to be Catholic and not Protestants as the majority of Americans, it's a little odd, IMO. reply -
Marzipan92 Re: *914* Bloody Mary I'm quite sad to keep coming back to comment on this thread...

I just wanted to say that as an Irish Catholic, I'm NOT offended by this episode.
(I've already said above) I find it a really interesting story line.
The first time I watched the pope getting closer and closer to the statue's ass tho, I was smiling and cringing!!! that bit definitely is cringworthy. but in a funny way. reply -
JohnHorn Re: *914* Bloody Mary My favorite part was “no my karate teacher.”, reply

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GrandTheftAutoHater Re: *914* Bloody Mary I thought this one was fair, but nowhere near the best. For me, it had little to show. But it did feature "Dischiprin'! Come from within!" This episode is one of the reasons I don't approve of alcohol. You could be seen as a loser if you get a DUI citation. reply

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203177 Re: *914* Bloody Mary i didn' care for this one, but randy was funny in it. reply

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CaNNaBiS Re: *914* Bloody Mary Great ep. I loved the Alien easter egg. In case you don't know what I'm referring to, At exactly 13:22 until 13:28, there's an Alien in the reflection of Randy's back car window, and it's gone after that. I think it's there because the series was originally going to have much more extra-terrestrial themes and there were going to be a lot more Alien episodes, but that idea was scrapped after the first episode because Matt and Trey didn't want to compete with shows like the X-files. ...I think I heard that in one of the commentaries reply

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Inofaith Re: *914* Bloody Mary I saw an alien in the window of the car when Randy wants to go to the church. reply

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duremar Re: *914* Bloody Mary Don't drink and drive, just smoke and fly. reply

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absurdism101 Re: *914* Bloody Mary I love South Park and am especially appreciative of episodes like this one that apply to my own life. I am a current sober person and I go to AA meetings. Trey and Matt are definitely onto something here with the whole higher power thing. Fortunately for me I am very versed in philosophy and science and have read many of the great minds who try to prove and disprove the existence of "God." I have found the use of the word "God" in AA to be a language barrier between me and the program, but I think Trey and Matt say it best at the end of this episode that discipline comes from within. They reveal themselves and their ideology in this line. Trey and Matt believe in the individual and a power within and that could easily go along with many of the existentialists views on existence. Nietzsche wanted to get rid of "God" much like Matt and Trey, but wanted to avoid nihilism (the feeling of powerlessness in a world of the unknown) so he focused on how the individual could empower him or herself. That form of power takes the place of "God" and it can be whatever one wants it to be. We can simply call it the belief in "I don't fucking know" but it is still a form of belief. Fortunately, some AA meetings are set up so that "God" is whatever works for you and is merely a word to describe whatever that is that gets you, me, or Trey and Matt through a day without doing something self-destructive or destructive to others. We can do whatever we want, good and evil are just invented by human thought and don't actually exist. Happiness and unhappiness exist in the human psyche and I think we would all agree that finding happiness is a good goal, but if you don't want to be happy that is your choice. The words powerlessness, disease, God, and so forth are a matter of semantics. If you really look at nature you will see that it is full of chaos and there is no way to control it (hurricane Katrina). That is what is meant by powerlessness. As an open rational thinker, I recognize that there are things in this world which I will never understand and that all I can do is control what I do and try to be happy. I truly believe this is all AA does and it actually allows you to make that choice for yourself. It can be made into a cult if someone interprets it that way as some do, but it doesn't allow itself to be advertised, sold or deified in its book of traditions which I see as an attempt by its founders not to make it a cult. Shit, you could say America is a cult with its ideas of freedom, money, founding fathers, constitution, and capitalism. Anything written down and practiced is subject to dogmatism. Trey and Matt are right, it is about individual power and AA allows for that if you allow that for yourself when you are trying to be sober. It doesn't have to be an obsession if you don't make it one. Why take on another addiction? reply

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.Stoch Re: *914* Bloody Mary wooo reply
