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Cancelled
Original Air Date: 03.19.03
Stan, Cartman, Kyle and Kenny find out that planet Earth is just one big intergalactic reality show and it's about to be cancelled.
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Krazy Kripples
Original Air Date: 03.26.03
Jimmy and Timmy pull together a group of people like themselves and call their new club the "Crips".
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Toilet Paper
Original Air Date: 04.02.03
Cartman convinces the boys to "toilet paper" their teacher's house, but Kyle is overwhelmed with guilt.
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I'm a Little Bit Country
Original Air Date: 04.09.03
The boys join some anti-war protesters because it's a free pass out of school for the day.
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Fat Butt and Pancake Head
Original Air Date: 04.16.03
One of Cartman's body parts becomes famous overnight and rivals the popularity of another superstar.
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Lil' Crime Stoppers
Original Air Date: 04.23.03
After they return a missing doll to a little girl, the police department recognizes the boys' efforts and officially names them, "junior deputies."
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Red Man's Greed
Original Air Date: 04.30.03
The citizens of South Park are being forced off their land to make way for a new super highway after owners of the Three Feathers Indian Casino acquire the town.
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South Park Is Gay
Original Air Date: 10.22.03
The town of South Park celebrates the new, hip metro-sexual craze.
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Christian Rock Hard
Original Air Date: 10.29.03
When the other boys kick Cartman out of their band, he pulls his own group together to make music for Jesus.
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Grey Dawn
Original Air Date: 11.05.03
With South Park's senior citizens behind the wheel, more than a few farmer's markets have been mowed down. Unwilling to surrender their driver's licenses, the elderly fight back.
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Casa Bonita
Original Air Date: 11.12.03
Kyle chooses Stan, Kenny and Butters to celebrate his birthday at Casa Bonita. When Cartman finds out he's not invited, he arranges for Butters to conveniently go "missing".
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All About the Mormons?
Original Air Date: 11.19.03
A Mormon kid moves to South Park and it's up to Stan to kick his ass. But when Stan and his dad meet their new Mormon neighbors, they become fascinated with how genuinely nice they are.
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Raisins
Original Air Date: 12.10.03
After Wendy breaks up with Stan the boys take him to "Raisins", a local restaurant known for its great chicken wings and hot girls.
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It's Christmas in Canada
Original Air Date: 12.17.03
The town decides to cancel Christmas and take up a collection when Ike's Canadian birth parents show up unexpectedly and want their baby back.
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Butt Out
Original Air Date: 12.03.03
After singing and dancing representatives from an anti-smoking campaign rap about the dangers of smoking, the kids at South Park Elementary realize how cool it really is and take up the habit.
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nall *713* Butt Out After Representatives from the anti-smoking campaign do their song and dance for the children of South Park Elementary, the boys take up the nasty habit. reply
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codeguruj Re: *713* Butt Out It's obvious that the creators of South Park are smokers. Smoking kills and has no silver lining. When I see someone smoking, I see a drug addict with a syringe sticking into their veins. People should be allowed to smoke in special smoke boxes where nobody can see, hear or smell them. My manager is a smoker and when he comes to my desk to talk me, his breath smells so bad that I get heartburn and literally want to vomit. Smokers are drug addicts. reply
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Hayley B Re: *713* Butt Out I keep humming to the cigarette song when it comes to this episode.
"With a hidey lidey lidey and a hidey lidey lay
We work and we make cigarettes all hidey lidey day
So folks can get a breaky from their stressful lidey lives
And relaxy with the cigarettes we make all day and night"
That and that guy who behaves like a vampire (the one that gives Cartman a poison cupcake). He would just come in memory and then I would wonder if he is a vampire or not. reply -
jewish pride Re: *713* Butt Out It's obvious that the creators of South Park are smokers. Smoking kills and has no silver lining. When I see someone smoking, I see a drug addict with a syringe sticking into their veins. People should be allowed to smoke in special smoke boxes where nobody can see, hear or smell them. My manager is a smoker and when he comes to my desk to talk me, his breath smells so bad that I get heartburn and literally want to vomit. Smokers are drug addicts.
no, they are not smokers
i've heard them speak about this episode in an interview and their argument for it is really that some of the anti smoking laws being made are being a bit extreme and, even though its obviously not healthy, people should try to be a bit more tolerant of it, specially because there are people who have to work hard about 12 hours a day and their moment of relaxation is a cigarette break, taking it away from them sounds kind of cruel, like cartman says "It's like, smoking brings a lot of people just a little bit of joy and, and you get to take that away from them. You are so awesome!" (lol!)
im pretty much the anti smoker myself but i get their point, there's way too much intolerance of smokers in usa
very funny episode btw, love the first part where they actually start smoking because of the butt out group and their fear to become like them hahhaha reply -
Hayley B Re: *713* Butt Out
very funny episode btw, love the first part where they actually start smoking because of the butt out group and their fear to become like them hahhaha
I love that part too. It's like 'da hell I would ever want to be like you' towards that "Butt Out Group". reply -
Tokyo Joe Re: *713* Butt Out I am 59 and enjoy most South Parks, but this one on smoking was really bad. When you are 15 years old you think nothing will ever hurt you and the last thing you care about is 50 years into the future.
My former wife's mother and father were big smokers, and they both died before they turned 60. He died at his desk from a brain bleed, and she died struggling for breath from emphysema, which is slow suffocation. My ex-wife smoked at least a pack a day starting at age 14 and would tell me "Everybody dies, and you have to die SOME way." She died at age 53 from a combination of smoking-related diseases -- a bad heart, several mini-strokes, and lung problems.
Compare that to my father who quit at age 43 and is now about to turn 91. (But two of his brothers, both smokers, died of cancer decades ago.)
This is all true. Believe it or don't. It's YOUR life and the only one you will get. reply -
Pip Tweek Re: *713* Butt Out Very good points.
There are a lot of teenagers who watch SP and that song from the tobacco company may send the message that smoking is no big deal: "and if I die of cancer when I'm 80 I don't care; who the hell wants to be 90 anyway."
It's not like that. reply -
BRMBug Re: *713* Butt Out My maternal grandmother had a similar situation. She smoked several packs a day from the time she was a teenager until in her mid 60's, when she developed emphysema. She was on all kinds of inhalers and crap from then on. And she was on oxygen full time the last 5 years of her life, which weren't really that great.
On the opposite side of the spectrum, and family, my Dad's aunt drank and smoked a couple of packs a day from her teens up into her late 70's. She only stopped because she developed an ulcer. She'll be 86 in December. reply -
JohnHorn Re: *713* Butt Out If you plan on being so cruel as to die young I think I’m allowed to tell that person not to have children. reply
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superiorsavior Re: *713* Butt Out Like this episodes lampshade hanging from kyle :p
Cartman got his comupance, and we got to see some good differences between him (who thinks everything is a competiton and can't see that others have different goals, and is altogether rather more naive than he appears) and kyle. The boys did seem like assholes to cartman but i suppose he deserved it as usual :p
While the arguments were siplified I think the show made a good point that all the attention on smoking that anti-smoking campaigners (who are distinctly NOT cool) give makes young people want to smoke more. The big-tobacco arguments are rare to hear so the show kinda strawmanned them, but when you do hear them they end up in truther terirory. The willie wonka style factory tour was absurd, but no more so than the big-tobacco conspiricy theories. I didn't get weather they were trying to be sarcastic or not with the "without tobacco most of our black friends..." joke XD
The message of this episode that I agreed with the most was that everything we do for enjoyment (eating, drinking, smoking) is going to be detremental to our health, and as there's no point in living unles we enjoy our lives, we might as well smoke. Now WHY anyone would enjoy smoking is beyond me, but some people really do seem to enjoy it.
That said, passive smoking isn't the lie they put it forth to be, that was as bad as the anti-"manbearpig" episodes. Passive smoking is a fact, though I apriciate their attack on anti-smoking's use of emotional pleas. The way they acted like smoking only hurts those who smoke simplified the argument, though it was mostly just a joke. I also disagreed with the 'personal resposability' message, couldn't disagree more In fact, but this is still one of the episodes that fits together best, and the jokes worked well even if you disagree with the message as i did.
Part of our gcse english exam was an essay on smoking and weather it should be banned, I got an A for parroting the message of this episode, so thanks Butt out!
Smokers are drug addicts.
And you're not? You're addicted to hundreds of chemicals in your food, physically and mentally, which are detremental to your health. Smoking is an unhealthy addiction, but people only hurt themselves when they smoke. It's people with this smokers (and drug addicts in general) iz teh evil attitude who make me want to smoke (though i don't smoke) because they're illogical emotional fools who cling to a life THEY WILL LOOSE. I agree, smoking should be confined to certaina areas, but there should be no law saying your establishment is not one of those areas. If you don't want to work for a pro smoking company, don't.
You will die, and Soon! You're more likely to be hit by a car, you may have a stroke, to fall dead from aheart attack, to develop genetic cancer, than to die of smoking related illnes. Live while you can and let others live the way they want to. It's illogical to expand your life at the expense of living it, when you could very well die of one of these other reasons before you expierience these added years of father misery. reply -
GrandTheftAutoHater Re: *713* Butt Out Tobacco and alcohol have torn my family apart. My mother, Lana, is the youngest of 12. Three of her brothers smoked and drank, and none of those three lived to age 60. I've tried my best to avoid eating fast food, the successor to tobacco, and so far that's gone extremely well. Lana smokes between 12 and 40 cigarettes daily. I fear she'll be dead by 2029 (age 65 for her) if she doesn't quit soon. As for me, I've long since promised myself never to light up a cigarette. Yes, I fear death, but it's mainly because I live for the future (though I can't predict it). 1 in 5 students in my college smokes, and it's always getting in my face. I feel like I'm the only one who doesn't have first-hand smoking in my destiny. reply
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Savage11811 Re: *713* Butt Out Great episode, and for those that think this is a Pro-smoking episode, they are very very wrong, since the show has different angles that not everyone will pick up on. Its more or less about how anti-smokers tend to go overboard and how they treat other smokers.
I don't smoke myself, and I see it as a drug, but I'm not an extreme anti-smoker, although I'm very pro when it comes to smokers not being allowed to smoke in the vicinity of non-smokers. Where I live, such a law exists, forbidding smokers from smoking in public places like restaurants, pubs, even taxi's unless they get the permission of the driver.
Now a smoker might look at this law and say, "WTF! That's not fair, its my choice to smoke and I should be allowed to do it anywhere I please"...
Well, as a non-smoker, its also my choice to be able to sit down in a public place, and not have to breath in the contaminated air from a cigarette! It may not be as damaging as puffing away on the cig itself, but it certainly doesn't help when it comes to the smell and secondary effects.
So such law's are created to provide an equal ground for both parties, and I really can't fathom anyone who is against such things.
Some would also say that smoking is a choice, well in some cases, yeah, and in others, no. Smokers that I know don't go around and say, "I love this, .... This is a great habit to pick up"... No, nearly all of them want to quit, and we all know we'd be better off without the tobacco industry. It may provide jobs, and gives a boost to the economy, but at the expense of tempting the taste buds of other people.
Someone made an argument that we all consume drug addicting substances, such as food, junk food, chemically ridden plates of god knows what. Yep, we also use different shampoo's which has as much chemicals in it than a toxic swamp filled with farting toads...
However, there's a fine difference between food, and yes, even junk food (in reasonable quantities) compared to cigarettes and alcohol, in which cigarette's is basically an exhaust pipe in which you put your mouth too and suck in the fumes, while alcohol is a substance in which we consume in either to have a "Good time", compared to the accepted products that we deem as "essentials".
Anyhow, rant over ...
All you have to wonder is how unusual it is for us to create substances in which do more harm than good... reply -
BigPelf Re: *713* Butt Out This episode isnt about wheather or not smoking is bad for you but wheather people have the right to CHOOSE to smoke. if people wanna smoke, they should be able to. If they get cancer, then they can only blame themselves but it still should be there choice. not governments or rob reiner.
Great episode reply -
Juventin Controversial I one enjoyed it very much, great episode, not the one to show kids. Second hand smoke is a pain in a butt...
4.3/5 **** episode.
well done. again...and again... reply -
Lord Karma Re: *713* Butt Out I thought that this thread was about the area code for Houston Tx.. which is also 713... guess not reply
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DaBird Re: *713* Butt Out It's interesting that South Park provides the other side of the issue like this. I agree with the fact that people need to be informed about the health risks associated with smoking. Still, some of these campaigns seem to go a bit too far.
About a year or so ago, there were these "Sunny Side of Truth" PSAs that aired on networks aimed at teens and tweens. Anyway, some of the campaigns seemed to go a bit too far. I know it was supposed to be a tongue-in-cheek type of thing, but some of those PSAs were just harsh. In one of these, "Tough Love", these two actors are standing in the street and one of them says "These tobacco must really hate us or something." The other actor then asks "Well, what if it's just tough love?" The two actors then sang and danced along to a little tune about how "tough love's the best love". At one point, an animated character flies in front of the screen and cheerily sings "'cuz nothing builds your character like watching a loved one die!" I couldn't help but wonder how that would affect someone who actually had lost a loved one to a smoking-related disease.
Here's the link to that ad, in case you're interested:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhwH04Hl_G4&feature=related reply