South Park

Death Has a Sense of Humor

Season 1 E 6 • 09/17/1997

Death is distracted by "Terrance and Phillip."

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00:50

Chef Won't Touch It
South ParkS1 E6

The boys decide to watch "Terrance and Phillip" at Stan's house because only his grandpa is home. Stan considers killing the old man but Chef won't give him advice.
09/17/1997
00:41

P.T.A. Meeting
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The P.T.A. meet and decide to not only boycott "Terrance and Phillip," but the whole network. Mr. Garrison seems to have caught Kenny's explosive diarrhea.
09/17/1997
01:02

Grandpa's Desperate
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The boys go back to Stan's house and Grandpa tries making Cartman mad enough to kill him. They decide Stan should ask the Lord for guidance.
09/17/1997
00:43

Media Coverage
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The media finds out about Stan's grandpa and are lead to believe it is because of "Terrance and Phillip." Kyle's mom organizes protesters and Kenny's diarrhea spreads.
09/17/1997
00:31

Cartoon Central
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Mrs. Broflovski leads the "Terrance and Phillip" protest while explosive diarrhea spreads though the protestors.
09/17/1997
01:21

Old Age Experience
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Grandpa locks Stan in a room and plays him Enya to illustrate the nightmare that is old age. Stan agrees to kill him after the experience.
09/17/1997
00:53

President's Statement
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The president of Cartoon Central, John Warsog, addresses the protesters. Diarrhea continues to spread like wildfire.
09/17/1997
00:58

The Cow Pulley
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The boys try to simulate a natural death by dropping a cow on Grandpa's head. The first protestor kills himself against the wall of Cartoon Central.
09/17/1997
00:54

Death Appears
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Grandpa is about to die, but Death shows up and goes after the boys instead.
09/17/1997
01:15

Fearing Death
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Protesters continue to fling themselves against Cartoon Central's HQ. Stan's parents are too busy protecting him from TV, they can't help him escape Death.
09/17/1997
00:48

Death Has a Sense of Humor
South ParkS1 E6

Death stops chasing the boys to catch a bit of "Terrance and Phillip." He and the boys laugh at the show together.
09/17/1997
00:49

The Smell of Victory
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The protesters continue to kill themselves, but it is the stench of the protesters' diarrhea that makes Cartoon Central take "Terrance and Phillip" off the air.
09/17/1997
01:39

The Ghost of Grandpa's Grandpa
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Death gets so mad about "Terrance and Phillip" that he kills Kenny. Grandpa's grandpa appears as a ghost and tells him to let nature run its course.
09/17/1997
01:08

There's Always Something
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The parents discover that "She's the Sheriff" is a dirty show too. Grandpa decides to go to Africa in hopes of being eaten alive.
09/17/1997
01:51

Celebrity Judge: Tina Yothers
South ParkS1 E7

Wendy wins best costume in the costume contest and Stan is awarded worst costume. Meanwhile, zombie Clyde begins his rampage with Bebe.
10/29/1997
02:26

Worcestershire Sauce Emergency Hotline
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The boys start killing zombies until Kyle realizes that only the original one needs to die. He kills Kenny and ends the terror.
10/29/1997
01:36

Candy Master
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The boys go trick-or-treating, but are still unaware that Kenny's a zombie. Wendy tries to apologize to Stan, but he does not accept her apology.
10/29/1997
00:56

A Space Station Kills Kenny
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The day before Halloween, a Russian space station crashes into South Park and kills Kenny.
10/29/1997
00:53

Worcestershire sauce
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While the morticians take a break from working on Kenny, he turns into a zombie and goes after them.
10/29/1997
01:30

Hitler For Halloween
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The boys wait for the bus in their costumes on Halloween day. Kenny shows up and they think he still alive.
10/29/1997
00:29

Don't Touch Your Eyes
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The morticians see a doctor because they're bodies are reacting to zombie Kenny's bites. They are diagnosed with pinkeye.
10/29/1997