EDIT

Episode Summary

Chef has a new woman enter his life, and he no longer has much time to spend with the boys. He then decides to marry her and get a new job, leaving the school cafeteria to be run by other employees of South Park Elementary. The boys soon discover that the soon-to-be Mrs. Chef is actually an evil Succubus that intends to devour Chef's soul once they get married and set out to stop her.moreless
8.8
out of 10
EPISODE RATING: Great
286 votes
  • Your Rating: 10
    "Perfect"
  • Your Rating: 9.5
    "Superb"
  • Your Rating: 9
    "Superb"
  • Your Rating: 8.5
    "Great"
  • Your Rating: 8
    "Great"
  • Your Rating: 7.5
    "Good"
  • Your Rating: 7
    "Good"
  • Your Rating: 6.5
    "Fair"
  • Your Rating: 6
    "Fair"
  • Your Rating: 5.5
    "Mediocre"
  • Your Rating: 5
    "Mediocre"
  • Your Rating: 4.5
    "Poor"
  • Your Rating: 4
    "Poor"
  • Your Rating: 3.5
    "Bad"
  • Your Rating: 3
    "Bad"
  • Your Rating: 2.5
    "Terrible"
  • Your Rating: 2
    "Terrible"
  • Your Rating: 1.5
    "Abysmal"
  • Your Rating: 1
    "Abysmal"
Rate It
  • 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

  • perfect

    10
    "Perfect"
    In this episode, Chef has found happiness with a new woman, and the boys do not like her. They later learn, from Mr. Garrison, that the woman is a 'succubus', a demon sent from Hell in a woman's body. The boys try to help Chef when it is revealed he and the woman plan on marrying. Will they figure out a plan to stop the evil succubus and save their friend?

    Good episode. The "three fifty" recurring thing was one of those things that was funny each time it came up, which is rare for me, the "You aren't fooling anyone!" line from Mr. Hat was funny, as was the overall plot. Pretty good episode and a personal favorite of mine. 10/10, A+, perfect episode methinksmoreless

    DO YOU AGREE?

    0 0
  • "I need about threefiddy"

    10
    "Perfect"
    This episode is ok until Chef's parents came into the picture. Before Chef's parents came into the picture, there were a few funny parts like Cartman with the eye doctor. Once Chef's parents appear, that's when the episode really shines. The parents were no doubt the best part of the episode by far. That's one thing I love about South Park, they do something very funny, then a few minutes later it comes back, and again. Then out of the blue, it happens and it leaves you cracking up. The storyline was ok, but South Park has had much better. I highly reccomend this episode to anyone because it's not racist or sexist in anyway, and I know people hate some people due to the racial and religious comments. So go out and watch this episode!moreless

    DO YOU AGREE?

    0 0
  • "Hold on naw, I'll see if I got three-fitty."

    9.0
    "Superb"
    This episode was great!! I loved Cartman's eye doctor always calling him his "little piggy," the way Cartman looked when he got his new pair of glasses (which were stapled to his head so he couldn't take them off), the vision test was hilarious, Chef's parents and their "three-fitty," and I agreed with the plot line completely! In this episode, Chef gets a girlfriend who takes him away from his friends, his job, and even changes the fact that he likes to "make sweet love down by the fire" (now, he likes to just stay up all night and "talk"). Anyway, the boys find out that his new girlfriend is what we call a "Succubus," an evil mythical creature who takes men away from everything they know and drains their "life force" eventually killing them, and the boys take it on themselves to save Chef. VERY VERY funny episode and is no doubt a classic.moreless

    DO YOU AGREE?

    0 0
  • The Succubus

    7.0
    "Good"
    I enjoy the South Park episodes that concentrate on one member of South Park and I think that I love the ones that concentrate on many other different characters all together with a loose plot, which I think are just really entertaining. ; D Now this episode focuses on Chef and Cartman's journeys with his opticianist and his need for glasses (plus the constant bullying). This episode also contains silliness and monsters at the end which brightens up the attitude and the atmosphere and makes you laugh. Impressively written story, Season 3 is getting off to a great start.
    ;D Good.moreless

    DO YOU AGREE?

    0 0
  • "I need about treefiddy..."

    9.9
    "Superb"
    Here is my review for this funny episode of "South Park" that is on my mind today. It is called "The Succubus", and it's an episode I remember seeing on TV for the first time. Anyway, it is about Chef quitting his job at the school and the four boys (Stan, Kyle, Cartman, and Kenny) learn why: he has a girlfriend named Veronica, whom the boys never knew about. The boys believe that there's something they don't like about her, so they decide to talk to Chef about her at his new workplace. Afterwards, Chef promises to play baseball with the boys to show that he is still their friend. But then, they began waiting all night and they talk to him again. They then learn that Chef forgot because he is going to get married to Veronica. The next day at school, the boys ask about Veronica to Mr. Garrison, and he tells them that she is actually a succubus (a creature from Hell sent to suck the life out of a man). When the boys try to tell Chef about Veronica, he was very busy and they meet Chef's parents, who begin telling all kinds of stories about how they encountered the Loch Ness Monster and how he kept begging them for "treefiddy" (which is short for "three dollars and fifty cents"). The boys then talk to Veronica as she visits them and they quickly learn that she really IS a succubus as she leaves. They try to tell everyone including Chef, but no luck. They then look up some information about the succubus' weakness, and they learn that, in order to destroy her, they need to sing her song (the one she sings with Chef) backwards. At the wedding, the boys attempt to perform the song and Veronica reveals her true form. Luckily, they save Chef and he goes back to his old job at the school. This episode has lots of jokes about Cartman's visit to the optometrist and what happens to him throughout halfway of the episode. I even liked all the stories that Chef's parents told everyone they talk to, which is also what made it hilarious to watch. Easily considered by fans of "South Park" one of the best episodes of Season 3.moreless

    DO YOU AGREE?

    0 0

Trivia, Notes, Quotes and Allusions

See All
  • Trivia

    ADD TRIVIA
    • Chef's parents tell the kids that The Loch Ness Monster asked them $3.50 but if Nessie lives in Scotland, surely she would not ask for dollars as they are not used anywhere in the UK. Nessie would have asked for sterling. Edit
    • During the scene when the Succubus is being sent down the hole in the church Kenny's body is missing from under the bench. Then moments later when Eric is asking if Kenny is alright Kenny's body returns but it is not where it was before. Edit
    • Chef's first initial and his last name is on his cubicle name tag it reads J. Mc ELROY Edit
  • Notes

    ADD NOTES
    • This episode is occasionally referred to as "Chef's Mama". Edit
    • This is the only episode where Kenny actully dies twice and dies and comes back to life in the same episode. During the scene where the kids are waiting at the bus stop to play ball, The first day scene shows the kids, then it's night and Kenny is dead with rats over him. Then It's morning and he's alive again. He later dies from the Succubus. Edit
    • First appearance of Chef's parents; their names are Thomas and Nellie. Edit
  • Quotes

    ADD QUOTES
    • Cartman: Hey dudes. (Kyle, Stan and Kenny laugh) Cartman: (Sarcastically) Heheheh, look at Cartman and his stupid glasses. Heheheh. Kyle: Dude, just take them off. Cartman: I can't, they're stapled to my head. (Kyle, Stan and Kenny laugh again) Cartman: I hate you guys. Edit
    • Stan: We can't fall asleep. We gotta nail that song. You got the tape recorder, Cartman? Cartman?? (taps him) Kyle: He's asleep. Wake up fat ass! Cartman: What what what? Stan: Goddamnit! You can't fall asleep. Cartman: I wasn't sleeping, I was just thinking really hard! Edit
    • Eye Doctor: All you have to do is read the letters. Can you see the letters? Cartman: Yes. Eye Doctor: All right, read them out for me. Cartman: (reading from the card) I AMA LITTLE PIG E. Hey! That does it! Mom! Eye Doctor: No, no that was just a weird coincidence. I did not know how that happened. (reads the card) I AMA LITTLE PIG E. Oh, what are the odds of that. Edit
  • Allusions

    ADD ALLUSIONS
    • The Shining: At Chef's workplace a sign can be seen that says 'All work and no play makes Jack an ideal employee.' this is a reference to the film 'The Shining' Edit
    • The Lord of the Flies: Cartman's optometrist repeatedly calls him Piggy. This is a reference to the character Piggy from LOTF who had a similar weight problem and pair of glasses. Like Piggy, Cartman hates this nickname, though Piggy never got nearly as threatening as Cartman did. Edit
    • Mr. Derp: Matt and Trey most likely named Mr. Derp from the word they use when they do something dumb...like say hit themselves on the head with a hammer. In their 1998 film BASEketball you can hear Matt say "derp" after leaving Cindy's room with her mom's vibrator. Edit
More
Less