";s:4:"text";s:4881:" Trey and Matt were sick of thinking of new ways to kill Kenny every week and wanted to dispose of him permanently She first appeared as a background character in "Best Friends Forever". Cartman says he learned about stem cells on 3-2-1 Contact, an educational science show that ran on PBS in the 80s. Stan is despondent at Kenny's funeral, until Cartman suddenly bursts in and tells them to come outside to see a "miracle."
"If you want to make a baby cry, first you give it a lollipop. We then cut to the TV and see it's from The Benny Hill Show. Kenny Dies Season s05 Episode e13 Written By Trey Parker Production Code 0513 Original Air Date 2001-12-05 Episode Chronology The Official South Park Studios Wiki Spoofed: In once scene, the show's creators used paper-animation like south park in one of the scenes. The reference: A Kenny (Character from south park) Doll could be seen in one scene. But when the boys are informed that Kenny has been diagnosed with a terminal disease and will soon die, Cartman -- in an uncharacteristically dramatic, emotional encounter -- vows to find a cure for him. When Stan (who's hasn't been able to summon the courage to visit Kenny) finally turns up at the hospital, he finds that his friend just died.
You see, it's our tears, Stan, that give God his great power." Shakey's Pizza, the ultimate object of Cartman's desire, is a popular pizza chain. Madonna, whom Kenny calls (via Kyle's translation) "an old anorexic whore who wore out her welcome years ago, and that now she suddenly speaks with a British accent and she thinks she can play guitar and she should go fuck herself." Willie Nelson's classic traveling tune "On the Road Again" plays over the montage of fetuses being packed up and shipped away. Cartman stumbles upon 33 aborted fetuses, which he tries to sell through telemarketing.
But it comes too late. After the ban on stem cells kills his customer base, he tries selling them as "succulent shrimp from the West Indies". If you never give it a lollipop to begin with, then it would have nothing to cry about. That's like God, who gives us life and love and help just so that he can tear it all away and make us cry, so he can drink the sweet milk of our tears. His impassioned singing of Asia's song "Heat of the Moment" convinces the legislators to change their minds and repeal the ban. The same woman can be seen getting an abortion in "Woodland Critter Christmas", only that time, the doctor gets some help from three lion cubs. The show opens with a doctor about to give a woman an abortion. Cartman begins his speech before congress by saying "I love Kenny McCormick, and I want you to love him too." This is Kenny's second funeral, the first being in "Spontaneous Combustion". It turns out he only wanted the ban repealed so that he could use the stem cells (which can regenerate other types of cells) to clone his own Shakey's Pizza.
This is lifted from the movie Brian's Song, when Gale Sayers makes a speech on behalf of Brian Piccolo. She later appeared in "The Poor Kid", where she played her first major role. Karen McCormick is the youngest member of the McCormick family.
When Cartman rolls up the overturned fetus truck, he's humming "My Baby Takes the Morning Train" by Sheena Easton. Kenny. South Park and all related titles, logos and characters are trademarks of Comedy Partners. Cartman goes to Washington to address a joint session of Congress. He then breaks down at the hospital and cries in Kyle's arms. And it not his last - he gets another peaceful send off in "The Ring". On a couple of occasions the boys amuse themselves by setting fresh piles of cow manure on fire. These are episodes of South Park that focus mainly on Kenny. Kenny is very protective of her, using his Mysterion identity to comfort her in hard times and keep her out of danger. South Park was spoofed in one scene, and referenced in one scene. Lastly, when Cartman gives an impassioned speech to Congress, he seals the deal with a timeless song: "Heat of the Moment" by Asia. Kenny's protectiveness extends to such a degree that she considers him her "guardian angel". During the opening scene where the doctor is prepping his patient for her abortion, a laugh track is heard between lines of dialogue. Kyle immediately begins to savagely pummel Cartman, while Stan, relieved, realizes he wasn't Kenny's worst friend after all. Also, the driver of the fetus truck, who crashes off a cliff to avoid a deer in the road. Then you take it away. Cartman discovers a crashed truck carrying aborted human fetuses and tries to sell them to various research labs, only to have his plan derailed when Congress bans stem cell research.