The Jeffersons

Season 8, Episode 6, Aired
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There's a new neighbor in South Park, Mr. Jefferson, and he loves children so much, he has all sorts of toys, rides, and food. But is Mr. Jefferson just your average neighbor, or is he hiding a secret?
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  • Trey Parker

    Voice of Stan Marsh; Eric Theodore Cartman; Herbert Garrison; Officer Barbrady; Terrance; Timmy; Ned Gerblanski; Satan; Randy Ma

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    Matt Stone

    Voice of Kyle Broflovski; Kenny McKormick; Gerald Broflovski; Pip Pirrup; Jesus; Jimbo Kearn; Phillip; Saddam; Various Others

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    Isaac Hayes

    Voice of Jerome "Chef" McElroy

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    By futuramarama, Feb 03, 2011 Report Abuse
    A new neighbor moves in to South Park, who goes by the name Mr. Jefferson. The boys hang out with him and son, Blanket. But, when they see the way he treats Blanket, they try to help Blanket from getting hurt from his dad. Is Mr. Jefferson hiding something?

    Pretty awesome episode. "That's ignorant!" The delivery of that line each time made me laugh. The entire episode is pretty much one laugh after another, from me at least. No real complaints from me, and so because of all of this my final grade for this episode is an easy A+.moreless

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  • HILLARIOUS!

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    By hippy_91, Jul 12, 2008 Report Abuse
    This is by far my favorite South Park episode so far. This episode is pretty much busting on Michael Jackson and the stupid things he's done in his career. I thought that it was hillarious when Michael was doing that nose thing with Blanket to cheer him up, and then Blanket grabbed Michaels nose and it completely ripped off. Man that was funny. I also like how Stan had that little nightmare of Michael and Cartman getting a little to friendly in his bed. lol this whole episode kept me laughing. The thing I thought was the funniest was how the cops were framing rich black people and they were discovering Michael was in fact black.moreless

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  • BEST EPISODE OF SOUTH PARK EVER!!!!

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    By Aelitagir56, May 17, 2008 Report Abuse
    Even though I don't like south park,this was a very funny episode. Most of this episode was SO funny! I liked all the jokes they made in this episode. At some parts, I could not breathe because this was so funny! My favorite part was when he broke into the kids house dressed up like peter pan. I also liked when he would start sing about climbing trees. There was not any part in this episode that did not make me laugh. This was the most funniest thing I have ever seen on a south park cartoon episode! Thank you.moreless

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  • Michael Jackson moves into the neighborhood as Michael Jefferson, with his son, Blanket.

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    By ParkPlace2623, Apr 14, 2008 Report Abuse
    This episode was so hilarious. I loved this episode. I enjoyed watching this episode so much. It was so well written. Trey Parker and Matt Stone are very creative and talented, especially when it comes to South Park. I loved the Michael Jackson storyline in this episode. I loved the part where Blanket was upset, and Michael tried to make him feel better. Then he pretended to pull of Blanket's nose, and Blanket really pulled off Michael Jackson's. It was hilarious. I laughed my ass off. This episode is a series classic. This is one of the best episodes in South Park history.moreless

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  • Cartman, Kyle, Stan and Kenny meet a young boy named Blanket who's father is a spoof of Michael Jackson. The father is unaware of what Blanket needs and Kyle, Stan and Kenny try to protect him from the dangers of what his father could do to him.moreless

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    By DC-Dude, Mar 02, 2008 Report Abuse
    This was actually a very good episode. It is one of my personal favorites, and it gives a good laugh. It is also cool how they can fit sad music into an episode like that. My eyes were glued to the screen. The characteristics of Mr. Jefferson are very scary yet hilarious to watch, including the "Got your nose!" part! The episode seemed longer than the actual time it was, but maybe it was just me! The character of Blanket is very mysterious and you just have to feel sorry for him at some points. We still see Cartman's classic character in this episode. Overall, I give it a 10/10!moreless

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    • In the end when Mr. Jefferson is chasing the boys but gets cornered by the cops, the Stotches are seen walking out of a house that isn't theirs. Edit
    • When Cartman plays the crane game at Mr. Jeffersons there are Chinpokomon toys in it from the episode of the same name. Edit
    • The way the Sergeant came home to his wife and yelled at her but then explained to her why is like how Cartman did the same thing to his mom in in Lil' Crime Stoppers. Edit

  • Notes

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    • A few hours before the episode aired, there was breaking news that Michael Jackson was indicted on child molestation charges. Edit

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    • Gerald Broflovski: So, Mr. Jefferson, did I hear you say you moved here from Kentucky? Mr. Jefferson: Kentucky. Yes. Randy Marsh: I heard people saying you were from Illinois. Mr. Jefferson: No. They're ignorant. That's ignorant. Edit
    • Mr. Marsh: (knocks on door) Stan, time to get up for school. (partially opening the door) Stan? (fully opens the door) What the...Mr. Jefferson! Mr. Jefferson: (wakes up) Oh, ooh! We were just having a slumber party. Mr. Marsh: Mr. Jefferson, this is highly inappropriate! Mr. Jefferson: Inappropriate? No. You're being ignorant. They're my friends. You see, I don't have a childhood, so I'm really just a child myself. Here, everything's okay. I want you each to have $100! Mr. Marsh: Wow! I'm gonna buy that new sports coat I've been wanting. Mr. Jefferson: Come on, Blanket. We gotta go home and feed the animals. Goodbye Friends! Edit
    • Cartman: Mr. Jefferson? It's your best friend in the whole wide world, Eric Cartman! Mr. Jefferson, we're going to sleep-over tonight, remember? (inside Mr. Jefferson's house) Mr. Jefferson: No, Dr. Nelson, I'm telling you. You have to fly here right now, my nose came off again! I know you live in California I'll pay for your plane ticket! But I'm falling apart. I need some more of that cream and the injections! I need to look young again! Oh, I'm melting! (outside Mr. Jefferson's house) Kyle: All right, thanks a lot for helping us, dude. Kenny: Yeah sure, whatever. Stan: You just gotta pretend you're Blanket until we can get the real Blanket somewhere safe. Kenny: Aren't I too big to be Blanket? Kyle: I don't think Mr. Jefferson pays enough attention to his son to notice, come on! (inside Blanket's room) Stan: Blanket, you in here? Blanket: Hi, guys! Kyle: Shh! Blanket, we're going to take you away for a little while, okay? Blanket: You are? Oh, thank you, thank you, thank you! Stan: (To Kenny) Alright dude, get in his bed. Kenny: Alright, but you guys owe me for this. Stan: Dude, whatever, at least you finally get to do something. Edit

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    • Urban Legend: The scene where Mr. Jefferson is in his room calling his plastic surgeon, we see a statue of a clown. Its possible that its a reference to the urban legend where a baby-sitter finds a clown statue, which turns out to be a pedophile, thats either in the parents' or children's room. Edit
    • The Jeffersons: The title of this episode is in reference to the hit TV show The Jeffersons, which ran from 1975 to 1985. Edit
    • The Sound of Music: Cartman talks about the town not needing Austrians.(see Quotes). This episode was shown after "The Passion of The Jew," where we learn that Cartman is a Nazi. This quote is referring to the 1965 classic film "The Sound of Music," when a naval captain refuses to join Hitler's navy. The Captain was Austrian, and that is what Cartman is referring to. Edit

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