Wednesday November 9, 2005
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After giving a presentation on 'Ginger Kids' in class, Cartman gets the other students to discriminate against them. To teach him a lesson, Stan, Kyle, and Kenny sneak in to his room and use makeup to give him the appearance of a Ginger. Their lesson is not realized when Cartman begins to rally his fellow Gingers against the other kids.
Read Full Recap » (warning: possible spoilers!)By far my favourite episode hide show
In 'Ginger Kids' episode Cartman makes a presentation on Ginger Kids which influences other kids to admit there secret resentment for Ginger Kids. This then encourages the children to take action against the Ginger Kids and shun them from activities around the school. Cartman is then horrified the next morning to discover that he has become a Ginger kid (a secret prank pulled by Stan, Kyle and Kenny). This episode of South Park was one definitely the funniest episodes ever. My favourite part being Cartmans presentation on Ginger Kids, I can't help but quote it all the time. I encourage anyone who is a fan of South Park to watch it or just anyone whose up for a laugh.
cartman tries to basically destroy the gingers until he becomes one hide show
this was one of the fuinniest things i have ever seen cartman is so funny and because of him i am kinda scared of gingers now i know its just a tv show but what matt and trey have done is great and they should win awesoemness awards for what they do. I mean gingervitis how the hell do you come up with something that funny i just love matt and trey and they hopefully can make it to 15 seasons + that would be great. I still laugh at that episode and i have seen it countless numbers of times i can never get sick of it
Cartman shows his leadership skills again! hide show
I thought this episode had some allusions to race relations with its talk of race supremacy and domination but in reality this is just a plain silly episode. On the DVD commentary, I waited for some inspired political commentary from Matt Stone and Trey Parker, but then just found that Trey Parker was just really freaked out by Ginger Kids! In fact he puts in a line about Asians not having ginger children which he believes in (or so he said on the commentary). It is well-written and funny esp. at the end when Cartman is told that he is not ginger but somehow still turns it around. Kyle's pissed-off reaction is genius as once again Cartman gets away with it.
Cartman at his best (or worst) hide show
This episode was the difinitive reason why I watch Cartman in South Park, along with the episode where he tries to get back at Scott Tenerman. He is the most conniving and manipulating person that I know. If not in real life then at least in South Park. It wasn't drop-to-the-ground funny but it was just such a fantastic story line that I loved the entire episode.
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Of all Cartman’s racial moments, this one is definitely hysterical. He said that ginger kids are hideous, evil, disgusting creatures that have ever walked the Earth. Some who are half-ginger are also known as daywalkers. Kyle wanted to teach the fat ass a lesson Cartman will never forget. By completely disguising him as a ginger kid, Cartman assumes he is suffering from gingervitus. The fat ass has decided to form a huge band of redheads to stand up against the crimination. He starts by sending the gingers after the non-gingers. After the capture, he was about to exterminate Kyle first, but the Jewish boy told Cartman the truth. And then he realizes now it was a big joke just to teach him a lesson. So Cartman has chosen to tell the ginger kids to get along with the non-gingers. Once again, he’s being such a manipulative a**hole.
This is one of the funniest Cartman episodes of South Park ever. I’m glad that I’m not a ginger or half-ginger. The part where someone said that some guy dated a Asian women. I’m also Asian, and I’m proud to be one, too.
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