Trey Parker |
Voice of Stan Marsh; Eric Theodore Cartman; Herbert Garrison; Officer Barbrady; Terrance; Timmy; Ned Gerblanski; Satan; Randy Ma |
Matt Stone |
Voice of Kyle Broflovski; Kenny McKormick; Gerald Broflovski; Pip Pirrup; Jesus; Jimbo Kearn; Phillip; Saddam; Various Others |
Mary Kay Bergman |
Voice of Wendy Testaburger; Liane Cartman; Sheila Broflovski; Sharon Marsh; Mrs. McKormick; Mayor McDaniels; Ms. Crabtree; Princ |
Isaac Hayes |
Voice of Jerome "Chef" McElroy |
When Cartman smashes the drum, Kyle called him a dick, which Kyle again calls Bill Clinton at the end of the episode.
Normally, when Kenny dies, Stan would say, like in this one, "Oh my god, they killed Kenny." The line is followed by, "You bastards!", said by Kyle. However, in this one, Grandpa Marsh is the one who says the line, and Kyle follows it with, "Hey!", trying to let Grandpa Marsh know that was his line.
Al Gore appeared again later on, depicted differently in Manbearpig and Imaginationland Episode III.
At the beginning of the re-enactment, each side displays a different Confederate flag.
Like most educational Civil War movies, when a letter is read in the voice of the writer (in this case, Cartman)a small window appears on the screen with a portrait of the writer.
After General Cartman Lee makes his demands to Bill Clinton, Al Gore states "Boy I'm glad I don't have your job". A little under a year after the initial running of this episode, Al Gore would go on to lose the 2000 presidential election to George W. Bush
Clinton's adviser remarks "It's like the Million Man March except there are actually a million people." Isaac Hayes, the voice of Chef, sang at the Million Man March.
Cartman (portraying General Robert E. Lee) keeps the South Park confederates blitzed on S'more Schnapps to keep them fighting. This is ironic, since Lee was a teetotaler.
When Kyle rips Cartman's beard off, Cartman screams so loudly it can be heard all the way to the planet Marklar, and a planet with Visitors on it.
Grandpa Marsh's first name is revealed to be "Marvin".
The only female character seen in this episode is Kenny's Mother (in a non-speaking role) when she gets the note that Kenny died in battle. This is due to the fact that Mary Kay Bergman had just recently committed suicide and had voiced ALL of the female characters in South Park. This episode was a challenge for Matt and Trey to write trying hard not to have any female characters in the show. They still felt it too early to cast new voice actors to fill in for Mary Kay.
Although they are brothers, this episode is one of the few times when Randy and Jimbo are actually seen talking to each other.
When the confederate soldiers are drunk, in some scenes they look, talk and act drunk but in other scenes they talk, act and look normal like they're sober
During the re-enactment of the battle, the flag that the union side is using is actually a confederate flag from early on in the war. The union flag during the war was much the same as it is today, with less stars.
At the very end of the episode after Cartman gets his beard ripped off, he walks off the screen to left and magically his beard is back on.
Al Gore: Wow, there's quite a crowd out there.
Aide: Yeah. It's like the million man march, except there really are a million people out there.
Stan: Ready? 1, 2, 3, 4!
(Stan, Kyle, Cartman, and Kenny start playing the flutes and drum as they march. Cartman starts beating the drum.)
Cartman: Yeah! Do you like to rock?! I like to rock! Hello, Baltimore!
Kyle: Cartman, what the hell are you doing?!
Cartman: I'm playing the drum!(He continues to beat the drum.)
Kyle: You're not supposed to beat the drum, you hit it!
Cartman: You don't hit a drum! You gotta beat the (bleep) out of it! (He starts to beat the drum again.) Shut your pie-hole! I'll kick your ass, you (bleep) drum!
President Clinton: Boys, as president of the United States, I wanna commend you for stopping the rebel uprising.
Stan: Don't touch me.
Cartman's Letter: I will not rest until the South have won, and Stan and Kyle are my slaves, because I hate those guys. I hate those guys with every part of my tired Confederate body.
Cartman: Now I believe you guys are going to be my slaves for a month.
Kyle: You cheated Cartman, and the bet was that the South won the Civil War and the South still didn't win the Civil War, fat ass.
Stan: Yeah, too bad you're such a dumb ass in history or you would've known.
Cartman: I hate you guys; I hate you guys so much.
Stan: (after Kenny was killed by a flare) Oh, my god! They killed Kenny!
Grandpa: You bastards!
Kyle: (to Grandpa) Hey!
Stan: You can't just show up to a Civil War re-enactment dressed up like General Lee, fatass.
Cartman: Oh really? I'm pretty sure I just did.
(written in almost all of the letters that Cartman sends)
Cartman: I hate you guys, I hate you guys so very, very much...
Mr. Garrison: Hey guys, let's all play a game of grab-ass.
Gerald: What's grab-ass?
Mr. Garrison: We just run around in circles and grab each other's asses.
(while a photo of Courtney Love is shown)
News Anchor: ...and was forced to live off her own feces for several days.
Stan: Give up, fatass! There's over a hundred National Guards down here.
Cartman: Suck my ass!
Before this episode aired, Mary Kay Bergman (supplier of the South Park female voices) committed suicide. The creators removed almost all the female roles in this episode except for a random woman in a Kansas town, the S'more Schnapps girl (who is voiced by Trey Parker, using a more feminine version of his Mr. Hankey voice with a German accent) and Kenny's mother (who was only shown reading a letter about how her son died and has no dialogue). The creators held off casting for female voices out of respect for Bergman.
This episode is occasionally referred to as "War".
Ruby Falls:
Cartman writes a letter to Kenny's mother, which starts like this:
Kenny was killed at "Ruby Hills Funland in Chattanooga.".
This is a parody of Ruby Falls, a Chattanooga attraction that includes a playground called the Fun Forest.
Jägermeister:
The name Jagerminz is a parody of the liqueur Jägermeister.
The Red Badge of Courage:
The title of this episode is a spoof of the title of the novel, "The Red Badge of Courage".
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