|
[A WSPK Channel 2 news
anchorman appears]
|
| Anchor: |
Fighting the frizzies at 11. |
|
[Intro. Mailman Timmy, tall
and lanky with a very long cheek, walks into view] |
| Mailman Timmy: |
We've all heard of Rudolph and his shiny nose,
And we all know Frosty, who's made out of snow.
But all of those stories seem kind of… gay
'Cause we all know who brightens up our holiday. [twirls]
|
|
[Robert T. Pooner Presents
Mr. Hankey Chrismas Classics] |
| Mailman Timmy
and Kids: |
Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo
|
| Mailman Timmy: |
Small and brown, he comes from you.
|
|
[A Collection of 10 Holiday
Songs] |
| Mailman Timmy
and Kids: |
Sit on the toilet; here he comes!
|
| Mailman Timmy: |
Squeezin' 'tween your festive buns.
[A boy dances on his ass on the
toilet]
A present from down below,
[Timmy dances with some kids]
Spreading joy with a |
| Mailman Timmy
and Kids: |
[the kids wave] Howdy Ho!
|
| Mailman Timmy: |
[a kid holds up a Hankey X-ray] He's seen the love
inside of you, 'cause
|
| Mailman Timmy
and Kids: |
[Timmy leads them] He's a piece of poo!
|
| Mailman Timmy: |
Sometimes he's notty [a girl holds a drawing],
sometimes he's corny [she shows the next drawing].
He can be brown or greenish brown [Timmy holds two sheets of
construction paper].
|
| Kids: |
Mmm-hmm. |
| Mailman Timmy: |
But if you eat fiber on Christmas Eve,
He might come to your town.
[a boy has made a Hankeyman and added smudges of real
poo] |
| Mailman Timmy
and Kids: |
Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo
|
| Mailman Timmy: |
He loves me, I love you.
Therefore, vicariously he loves you |
| Boy: |
[about to crap behind some bushes] I can make a Mr.
Hankey, too! [craps] |
| Mr. Hankey: |
[pops out from behind the bushes] HOWDY HO!
I'm Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo.
Season's greetings to all of you.
Let's sing songs and dance and play
[moves in between two kids and holds hands
with them]
Now, before I melt away
[hops onto Timmy and kisses his cheek]
Here's a game I like to play:
[skips onto every open mouth]
Stick me in your mouth and try to say,
|
| All: |
"Howdy ho ho, yum yum yum."
|
| Mr. Hankey: |
Christmas Time has come!
|
| Girl 1: |
Sometimes he's runny.
|
| Boy 1: |
Sometimes he's firm.
|
| Girl 2: |
Sometimes he's practically water.
|
| Man on Porto
Potty: |
[opens the door]
Sometimes he hangs off the end of your ass
And won't fall in the toilet
'Cause he's just clinging to your sphincter
And he won't drop out and so you …shake you ass around
And try to get it to drop into the toilet
And finally it does… [Timmy closes the door]
|
| Mailman Timmy
and Kids: |
[Mr. Hankey now leads them] Mr. Hankey, the Christmas
Poo
|
| Mailman Timmy: |
Christmas leaves; he most leave too. [Santa lands with
reindeer]
|
| Mailman Timmy
and Kids: |
[Mr. Hankey hops on and waves good-bye. They
wave good-bye back]
Flush him down, but he's [slowing] never gone!
[nornal. Santa takes off] His smell and his spirit ling-er on!
|
| Kids: |
Howdy Ho!
|
|
[Mr.
Hankey is now shown seated on an armchair next to the crackling
fireplace. Next to him is a small table with a gifts on it. Behind him
is a Christmas tree with gifts at its base]
|
| Mr. Hankey: |
Howdy-ho,
folks. We're gonna do somethin' a little bit different tonight. Instead
of our normal thing, we're just gonna sit back and enjoy some holiday
songs. And if ya don't like it, well, I guess you can suck my tiny
little balls. So let's start off with a festive Channukah song, sung by
my favorite Jewish person in the whole world. |
|
[The Broflovski house, decorated
for Channukah. A dreidel spins on the living room rug. Kyle and Ike
warch it spin and fall]
|
| Kyle: |
Okay, Ike. You're my little brother, so I have to show
you how to celebrate a Channukah. [picks it up] This is called a
dreidel. You spin it and see where it lands. And you sing this song:[begins
to dance]
I have a little dreidel; I made it out of clay.
And when it's dry and ready, with dreidel I shall play. Hoh,
Dreidel, dreidel, dreidel, I made you out of clay.
Dreidel, dreidel, dreidel, with dreidel I shall play.
[gives the dreidel to Ike.
Cartman walks in] |
| Cartman: |
Hey, what the hell are you doing?!
|
| Kyle: |
Oh! Hey Cartman. We're playing dreidel; do you wanna
try?
|
| Cartman: |
Sure. [takes it and walks up to the camera. Kyle sways
to the song]
Here's a little dreidel that's small and made of clay.
But I'm not gonna play with it, 'cause dreidel's freakin' gay.
|
| Kyle: |
[stops] Hey, shut your mouth, fatass!
|
| Cartman: |
[moves to block Kyle from view. Kyle moves to the other
side of the
screen to be seen. They go back and forth like this for a while]
Jews… play stupid games
Jews… that's why they're lame.
|
| Kyle: |
Dreidel, dreidel, dreidel,
|
| Cartman: |
Jews…
|
| Kyle: |
I made you out of clay. |
| Cartman: |
play stupid games.
|
| Kyle: |
Dreidel, dreidel, dreidel,
|
| Cartman: |
Jews…
|
| Kyle: |
with dreidel I shall play.
|
| Cartman: |
that's why they're lame.
|
| Stan: |
[Enters] What's going on? …Oh, it's that
Channukah thing
|
| Cartman: |
It's sooo amazing! [shows the dreidel to Kyle] You spin
this thing on the ground and it goes 'round and 'round. I could watch
it aaall day!
|
| Stan: |
Let me try. [takes it and spins it on the rug]
I'll try to make it spin.
It fell; I'll try again.
|
|
[together. Cartman remains
still between Stan and Kyle as Ike dances on the sofa behind them]
|
| Kyle: |
Hoh, Dreidel, dreidel, dreidel, I made you out of clay.
|
| Stan: |
I'll try to make it spin.
|
|
|
| Kyle: |
Dreidel, dreidel, dreidel, with dreidel I shall play.
|
| Stan: |
It fell; I'll try again.
|
|
[together, alternate
with Cartman. Cartman walks behind the sofa, then pops up from the
back. Above him is a string of Stars of David. Stan keeps
trying…]
|
| Kyle: |
Hoh, Dreidel, dreidel, dreidel,
|
| Stan: |
I'll try
|
|
|
| Cartman: |
Jews…
|
|
|
| Kyle: |
I made you out of clay.
|
| Stan: |
to make it spin.
|
|
|
| Cartman: |
play stupid games.
|
|
|
| Kyle: |
Dreidel, dreidel, dreidel,
|
| Stan: |
It fell;
|
|
|
| Cartman: |
Jews…
|
|
|
| Kyle: |
with dreidel I shall play.
|
| Stan: |
I'll try again.
|
|
|
| Cartman: |
that's why they're lame.
|
|
|
| Kyle: |
Hoh, Dreidel, dreidel, dreidel,
|
| Stan: |
I'll try
|
|
[Cartman takes a Star of David
down from the string and carries it out front]
|
| Cartman: |
Jews…
|
|
|
| Kyle: |
I made you out of clay.
|
| Stan: |
to make it spin.
|
|
|
| Cartman: |
play stupid games.
|
|
|
| Kyle: |
Dreidel, dreidel, dreidel,
|
| Stan: |
It fell;
|
|
|
| Cartman: |
Jews…
|
|
|
| Kyle: |
with dreidel I shall play.
|
| Stan: |
I'll try again.
|
|
|
| Cartman: |
that's why they're lame.
|
|
|
| Sheila: |
Hello, boys!
|
| Kyle: |
Hi, Mom!
|
| Sheila: |
Oh, how
precious! You boys are all playing dreidel. Now, you know that dreidel
is a time-honored tradition for the Hebrew people.
|
| Cartman: |
Yes, we know, Ms. Broflovski. It's so very interesting.
|
| Sheila: |
Now when you learn to make the dreidel spin [spins
herself]
You'll know our people always win.
Keep spinning: Learn
|
| Cartman: |
Jews…
|
| Sheila: |
to make the dreidel spin [spins herself]
|
| Cartman: |
play stupid games.
|
| Sheila: |
You'll know [high kick]
|
| Cartman: |
Jews…
|
| Sheila: |
our people always win.
|
| Cartman: |
that's why they're lame. [Gerald enters]
|
| Kyle: |
Oh, hi Dad.
|
| Gerald: |
Hello, everybody. Say, can I join in?
|
| Kyle: |
Sure.
I have a little dreidel; I made it out of clay.
And when it's dry and ready, with dreidel I shall- everybody!
|
|
[together, alternate with
Cartman. All five break into song and dance. The boys dance in figure-8
form]
|
| Kyle: |
Dreidel, dreidel, dreidel,
|
| Stan: |
I'll try
|
| Sheila: |
Now when you learn
|
| Gerald: |
Courtney Cox,
|
|
|
| Cartman: |
Jews…
|
|
|
| Kyle: |
I made you out of clay.
|
| Stan: |
to make it spin.
|
| Sheila: |
to make the dreidel spin [spins herself]
|
| Gerald: |
I love you.
|
|
|
| Cartman: |
play stupid games.
|
|
|
| Kyle: |
Dreidel, dreidel, dreidel,
|
| Stan: |
It fell;
|
| Sheila: |
You'll know [high kick. Gerald holds her]
|
| Gerald: |
You're so hot
|
|
|
| Cartman: |
Jews…
|
|
|
| Kyle: |
with dreidel I shall play.
|
| Stan: |
I'll try again.
|
| Sheila: |
our people always win.
|
| Gerald: |
on that show.
|
|
|
| Cartman: |
that's why they're lame.
|
|
[All now dance in place]
|
| Kyle: |
Hoh, Dreidel, dreidel, dreidel,
|
| Stan: |
I'll try
|
| Sheila: |
Keep spinning: learn
|
| Gerald: |
Courtney Cox,
|
|
|
| Cartman: |
Jews… |
|
|
| Kyle: |
I made you out of clay.
|
| Stan: |
to make it spin.
|
| Sheila: |
to make the dreidel spin
|
| Gerald: |
I love you.
|
|
|
| Cartman: |
play stupid games.
|
|
|
| Kyle: |
Dreidel, dreidel, dreidel,
|
| Stan: |
It fell;
|
| Sheila: |
You'll know
|
| Gerald: |
You're so hot
|
|
|
| Cartman: |
Jews…
|
|
|
| Kyle: |
with dreidel I shall play.
|
| Stan: |
I'll try again.
|
| Sheila: |
our people always win.
|
| Gerald: |
on that show.
|
|
[The others stop singing, but
continue dancing]
|
| Gerald:: |
Courtney Cox, I love you. [Kyle stops and stares at
Gerald]
You're so hot [Sheila stops, then Stan] on that show.
|
| Kyle: |
Dad? [Cartman stops]
|
| Gerald: |
Courtney Cox,
|
| Kyle: |
Dad.
|
| Gerald: |
I- huh? [stops singing]
|
| Kyle: |
We're singing about a dreidel.
|
| Gerald: |
[stops dancing] …Oh, sorry.
|
| Sheila: |
We'll talk about this later, Gerald!
|
|
[together, alternate
with Cartman, resume song and dance. Kyle is up front. Left: Cartman,
Ike, and Gerald. Right: Stan and Sheila]
|
| Kyle: |
Hoh, Dreidel, dreidel, dreidel,
|
| Stan: |
I'll try
|
| Sheila: |
Now when you learn
|
| Gerald: |
Courtney Cox,
|
|
|
| Cartman: |
Jews…
|
|
|
| Kyle: |
I made you out of clay.
|
| Stan: |
to make it spin.
|
| Sheila: |
to make the dreidel spin
|
| Gerald: |
I love you. |
|
|
| Cartman: |
play stupid games.
|
|
[Front: Sheila. Left: Stan and
Kyle. Right: Cartman, Ike, and Gerald]
|
| Kyle: |
Dreidel, dreidel, dreidel,
|
| Stan: |
It fell;
|
| Sheila: |
You'll know
|
| Gerald: |
You're so hot
|
|
|
| Cartman: |
Jews…
|
|
[Front: Cartman. Left: Ike and
Gerald. Right: Kyle and Sheila. Center: Stan]
|
| Kyle: |
with dreidel I shall play.
|
| Stan: |
I'll try again.
|
| Sheila: |
our people always win.
|
| Gerald: |
on that show.
|
|
|
| Cartman: |
that's why they're lame.
|
|
[Front: Gerald. Left: Stan and
Sheila. Right: Cartman, Ike, and Kyle.]
|
| Kyle: |
Hoh, Dreidel, dreidel, dreidel,
|
| Stan: |
I'll try
|
| Sheila: |
Keep spinning: learn
|
| Gerald: |
Courtney Cox,
|
|
|
| Cartman: |
Jews…
|
|
[Front: Stan. Left: Cartman
and Gerald. Right: Ike, Kyle, and Sheila]
|
| Kyle: |
I made you out of clay. |
| Stan: |
to make it spin.
|
| Sheila: |
to make the dreidel spin
|
| Gerald: |
I love you.
|
|
|
| Cartman: |
play stupid games.
|
|
[Front: Ike. Left: Kyle and
Stan. Right: Gerald and Cartman. Center: Sheila]
|
| Kyle: |
Dreidel, dreidel, dreidel,
|
| Stan: |
It fell;
|
| Sheila: |
You'll know
|
| Gerald: |
You're so hot
|
|
|
| Cartman: |
Jews…
|
|
[big finish. Kyle steps
forward. Left: Stan and Sheila. Right: Cartman and Gerald. On the sofa
back: Ike. Some more dancing ensues]
|
| Kyle: |
with dreidel I shall play.
|
| Stan: |
I'll try again. |
| Sheila: |
our people- know our people always win.
|
| Gerald: |
on that show.
|
| Cartman: |
that's why they're lame.
|
|
[Ike releases the dreidel,
which spins successfully. The camera zooms in, only to see it fall.]
|
|
[Back at the armchair…]
|
| Mr. Hankey: |
Woohoo!
Golly, that sure was fun. But now, for our next song, hold on to your
bootstraps, 'cause we're gonna descend down into Hell!
|
|
[Hell.
Flames abound here, but an ashen plain is seen with a little campfire
on it. Hitler, shown in shades of gray, is on his knees in front of the
fire, crying. Before him is a tree stand, but there's no tree in it.]
|
| Adolph: |
O Tannenbaum, O Tannenbaum,
wie treu sind deine Blätter.
O Tannenbaum, O Tannenbaum,
[little Hitler is lifted up to put a star atop the
Christmas tree]
wie treu sind deine Blätter.
De grünst nicht nur zur Sommerzeit,
[little Hitler beans a Jewish boy down
with a snowball]
Nein, auch im Winter, wenn es schneit.
[Little Hitler looks at trees, and
has visions of
marching soldiers. He salutes.]
O Tannenbaum, O Tannenbaum,
wie treu sind deine Blätter.
[live Nazi footage is superimposed on the
fire. Hitler
breaks down] |
| Satan: |
[walks up] Hey, Hitler. [turns to face him] What's the
matter, little guy?
|
| Adolph: |
Oh, oh Satan, der tannenbaum, wie treu sind deine
Blätter. |
| Satan: |
Awww, you don't have a Christmas tree?
|
| Adolph: |
…nur zur Sommerzeit, nein, auch im Winter,
wenn es schneit.
|
| Satan: |
[the damned appear around him] Well, I tell you what:
Maybe we'll have ourselves a little Christmas, right here! Come on,
everyone, gather 'round!
String up the lights and light up the tree.
[…and the man tied
to it]
We're gonna meke some reverly!
Spirits are high, so I can tell,
[two of the damned stand up and dance]
It's Christmas Time in hell.
Demons are nicer as you pass them by.
[passes them in front of Azrael's
Toys]
There's lots of demon toys to buy.
The snow is falling, and all is well.
[a volcano behind the store erupts]
It's |
| with demons: |
Christmas Time in hell!
|
| solo: |
There goes Jeffrey Dahmer with a festive Christmas ham.
[Dahmer walks
out of a meat store and into the house
next door]
After he has sex with it, he'll eat up all he can.
And there goes John F. Kennedy caroling with his son.
[they stop by to sing
with him] |
| with the
Kennedy men: |
Reunited for the holidays. God bless us, everyone!
|
| with the
damned: |
Everybody has a happy glow!
Let's dance in blood and pretend it's snow.
|
| solo: |
Even Mao Tse Tung is under the spell
[Mao is making a snow angel] |
| with choir: |
It's Christmas Time in hell!
|
| solo: |
Adolph, here's a present for you-u! [hands him a
present]
|
| Adolph: |
Oh? [opens the gift] Ein tannenbaum! [hugs it]
|
| Satan: |
Yhehes, ein tannenbaum.
|
| Females: |
Aaa-aaa!
|
| Satan: |
God cast me down from heaven's door
[hops into a mining car and moves.
Two demons man the
front car]
To rule in hell forevermore.
But now I'm kinda glad that I fell, |
| with choir: |
'Cause it's Christmas Time in hell!
|
| with males: |
Here's a rack to hang the stockings on
[…the type of rack
with a man stretched out
on it] |
| with females: |
We still have to shop for Genghis Khan [seen]
|
| solo: |
Michael Landon's hair looks swell. [as always]
|
| with choir: |
It's Christmas Time in hell!
|
| solo: |
There's Princess Diana holding burning mistletoe
Over poor Gene Siskel's head; just watch his weenie grow.
[She does hold the mistletoe;
Gene takes her down and
makes love to her] |
| with choir: |
For one day we all stop burning, and the flames are not
so thick.
[a demon turns down the flames]
All the screaming and the torture stops as we wait for Ol' Saint
Nick! So,
[Satan sets some cookies on a small table; a demon
brings him an armchair]
String up the lights and light up the tree.
[with him are Mao, Gene, Diana,
JKF Sr. and Jr., and
Dahmer]
We're damned for all eternity.
Bur for just one day all is well.
It's Christmas Time in hell!!! |
| solo: |
Gather close together and make it quick!
We gotta make room for Andy Dick.
[shows the picture] |
| with choir: |
[slowing, takes away the set] Wake his mother and ring
the bell. It's
[three demons dress Satan in a green cape and Santa cap] |
| Satan and
males: |
[normal, on an altar] Christmas Time…
|
| Females: |
Christmas Time… [demons carry Christmas
ornaments]
|
| Males: |
Christmas Time… [other fly up with angel
wings]
|
| Females: |
Christmas Time… [others dance around a
burning tree]
|
| Satan and
males: |
Christmas Time… [Satan on the stage. In
front of him…] |
| Females: |
Christmas Time… [one demone flies up and
left]
|
| Males: |
It's Christmas Time… [one flies up and right]
|
| Females: |
Christmas Time… [one flies straight up]
|
| All: |
It's Christ-mas Time In hell!!!!
[the damned form circles around two trees. Demons hover
around Satan]
|
| Bailey: |
[walking by] Merry Christmas, movie house!
|
| Satan: |
Brrrrrrroom! [Demons fly away] |
|
[The anchorman reappears]
|
| Anchor: |
Fighting the frizzies at 11.
|
|
[Star Wars lettering: "Mr.
Hankey's Christmas Classics"]
|
| Kids: |
Howdy-ho!
|
|
[Mr. Mackey's house. He really
decorated for the holidays. He comes out dressed as a bell]
|
| Alone: |
Uh.
Hark, hear the bells, sweet silver bells.
All seem to say, "Ding-dong, m'kay."
|
|
[a floating Mackey head
appears to the upper right]
|
| Center: |
Christmas is here, bringing good cheer
To young and old, meek and the bold
|
| Right: |
Ding Dong
Ding Dong
|
|
[a second Mackey head appears
on the lower left]
|
| Center: |
Ding dong ding-dong, that is their song
With joyful ring, all caroling
|
| Left: |
Ding Dong
Ding Dong
|
| Right: |
Ding Dong
Ding M'kay
|
|
[three Mackeys appear in
split-screen]
|
| All: |
One seems to here words of good cheer
From everywhere filling the air.
|
|
[a fourth Mackey, playing
Scrabble, jons the other three, but sings his own part]
|
| Centers and
Right: |
O, how they pound raising their sound
O, here and there telling their tale
|
| Left: |
O, wail
Telling their tale (daily now)
|
|
[all four, dressed as bells,
are in front of the house]
|
| All:: |
Daily they ring while people sing
Songs of good cheer. Christmas is here.
|
|
[the four Mackeys are now
small bells on a Christmas tree.]
|
| Center 1: |
Merry Merry Merry Merry Christmas
Merry Merry Merry Merry Christmas
|
| Center 2: |
Ding dong ding-dong, that is their song
With joyful ring, all caroling
|
| Right: |
Ding Dong
Ding Dong ding-
|
| Left: |
Ding- Can you hear them?
Ding- Can you hear them?
|
|
[the four appear normal in
front of the house, then at the Scrabble table]
|
| Left: |
On, on they send, on without end,
Their joyful tone to every home
|
| Right: |
Ding Dong
Di-ing m'kay.
|
| Centers: |
Ding Dong
Di-ing
|
|
[one Mackey bell is alone in
front of the house]
|
| Center: |
Hark, hear the bells, sweet silver bells.
All seem to say, "Ding-dong, m'kay."
|
| Right: |
Dong_____________
__________
|
| Left: |
Dong_____________
____m'kay.
|
|
[all four Mackey bells appear,
then Mr. Mackey is alone]
|
| Left: |
On, on they send, on without end,
Their joyful tone to every home
|
| Right: |
M'kay M'kay___________
|
| Center: |
M'kay_________________
|
|
[the small Mackey bells appear
one by one on the tree, then the four appear in front of the house]
|
| All:: |
Ding dong ding-dong, m'kay___
|
|
[one Mackey bell remains]
|
| Center: |
M'kay.
|
|
[Back at the armchair…]
|
| Mr. Hankey: |
Well,
that was a nice little song, wasn't it? But let's not forget that for
some people Christmas is about the birth of Jesus. So now, here's a
more serious Christmas song sung by Eric Cartman.
|
|
[The town of Bethlehen. Cartman
is superimpsoed on it. He's in formal wear.]
|
| Cartman: |
And
O Holy Night, the stars are brightly shining
[The Star of the Nativity appears,
then the Three Wise
Men]
It is the night of our dear Savior's b-b-bir-birth
[The Nativity and Cartman
are seen in the background,
Formal Cartman vanishes]
O Holy Night, the- something something distant.
[Formal Cartman before a starry
sky]
It is the night with the Christmas trees and pie.
[Present-day Cartman finishes
decorating the tree,
helps himself to a pie]
Jesus was born, and so I get presents.
[Little Drummer Cartman stands before
the manger scene, Present-day Cartman is seen tearing into his gifts back
at home.]
Thank you, Jesus, for being born. (Wo-o-o-o-o)
[back at the manger, Little Drummer
Cartman turns to
look at Baby Jesus.]
Fall (Fall) [four angels appear behind Formal Cartman]
On your knees (On your knees) [Cartman falls on his knees]
And hear (Can't you hear)
The angels'…something (Voices)
O night (O night) [Present-day Cartman tosses in bed, which is covered
in candy canes]
Divine (Divine)
[Formal Cartman] The night
When I get presents (O-o)
[at the manger, Little Drummer Cartman takes the gifts
meant for Jesus]
O night (O o-night) [loads them up on his camel, with other presents]
Divine! [Present-day Cartman rips into more presents at home]
[Formal Cartman] O night (Ooo-ooo)
O night divine! [Little Drummer Cartman leads the gift-laden camels
away]
Oh. Ch. |
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[Back at the armchair…]
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| Mr. Hankey: |
Well, oh boy, that was a super song! And now, let's
hear from the school teacher, Mr. Garrison.
|
|
[South Park Elementary. Class is
in session. Mr. Garrison has drawn a world map on the board.]
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| Mr. Garrison: |
Okay,
children, let's take our seats. Today we're going to learn how
different cultures around the world celebrate the holiday season.
|
| Class: |
[flatly] Awww.
|
| Kenny: |
(What?!) |
| Mr. Garrison: |
Now, pay attention. Ahem…
I heard there is no Christmas in the silly Middle East
[points it out]
No trees, no snow, no Santa Claus; They have different religious
beliefs
They believe in Muhammad, and not in our holiday.
[shows some Arabic
writing]
And so, every December I go to the Middle East and say,
[tosses the
picture away]
[In the Middle East]
Hey there, Mr. Muslim, Merry Fuckin' Christmas!
Put down that book the Koran, and hear some holiday wishes
[rips the
Koran out of the Muslim's hand and dresses
him up as a tree]
In case you haven't noticed, it's Jesus's birthday
[removes the veils of two
women, who turn out ugly]
So get off your heathen Muslim ass and fuckin' celebrate.
[sticks a candy
cane in the man's house]
There is no holiday season in India, I've heard.
[pulls down a chart
showing India's demerits.]
They don't hang up their stockings, and that is just absurd.
[Stan and
Kyle look at each other and shrug]
They've never read a Christmas story, they don't know what Rudolph
is about.
[holds up a book: "The Night Before Christmas"]
And that is why in December I'll go to India and shout,
[In India,
next to a swami sitting on a bed of nails]
Hey there, Mr. Hinduist, Merry Fuckin' Christmas!
Drink eggnog and eat some beef, and pass it to the Missus.
[gives beef
to one man, pours eggnog on another]
In case you haven't noticed, it's Jesus's birthday.
[wraps a few people
in Christmas lights]
So get off your heathen Hindu ass and fuckin' celebrate.
[passes out
wreaths]
Now, I heard that in Japan everyone just lives in sin.
They pray to several gods and put needles in their skin.
[on the chalkboard,
a drawing of a Japanese man with
needles stuck into him]
On Decemer 25th all they do is eat a cake.
And that is why I go to Japan and walk around and say,
Hey there, Mr. Shintoist!,
Merry Fuckin' Christmas!
God is gonna kick your ass, you infidelic pagan scum.
In case you haven't noticed, there's festive things to do.
[throws some straw
on the musicians]
So let's all rejoice for Jesus, and Merry Fuckin' Christmas to you
[knocks
down the Shintoist and dumps gifts on him, and
wraps others in lights]
[dressed as Santa, dances around the class]
On Christmas Day, I travel around the world and say,
"Taoists, Krishnas, Buddhists, and all you atheists, too!
Merry Fuckin' Christmas to you."
[Mr. Hat claps]
Uh uh thank you, Mr. Hat. |
|
[The anchorman reappears]
|
| Anchor: |
Frizzies at 11.
|
|
[Star Wars lettering: "Mr.
Hankey's Christmas Classics"]
|
| Kids: |
Howdy-ho!
|
|
[A happy Shelley Marsh plays
piano for Stan and Kyle, but…]
|
| Shelley: |
I saw three ships come sailing in
On Christmas Day, on Christmas Day
I saw three ships come sailing in
[Stan sticks out his tongue and wiggles his
hands on
his ears]
On Christmas Day, in the morning.
[Kyle pulls the ends of his lips apart and
goes
cock-eyed]
And what was in those ships, all three?
[Stan starts to slurp on his figners,
then the boys
chuckle]
On Christmas Day, on Christmas Day
And what- [turns and points at them] Shut up, turds! [silence]
-was in those ships all three
On Christmas Day, in the morning?
The Virgin Mary and Christ were there
[Stan mimics Shelley with exaggerated
expression, Kyle
stifles a laugh]
On Christmas Day, on Christmas Day
[Kyle cracks up]
The Virgin Mary and- Shut up, TURDS! [The boys cover their mouths. Kyle burps]
-Christ were there
On Christmas Day, in the morning.
Let us all rejoice, amain,
[Stan pulls his cap over his face, Kyle flaps
his ear
flaps]
On Christmas Day, on Christmas Day
[the boys burst our laughing]
And let- [walks to the boys]
I told you to shut up! [Stan burps]
[back at the piano] -us all rejoice, amain,
On Christmas Day, in the morning.
[the boys make faces again]
Shelley is starting to get pissed
[the boys begin to chuckle]
On Christmas Day, on Christmas Day
[the chuckle get louder]
Shelley got up and killed the turds
[the laughs roll out]
On Christmas Day, in the MORNING! [picks up the piano…]
|
| Stan: |
AAAA! […and slams it down on the boys. She
walks away.]
|
|
[Back at the armchair…]
|
| Mr. Hankey: |
Golly,
that sure was swell. I'd say my Christmas special is going
super-fantastic. Well, now it's time to hear from perhaps the two most
important people of the whole season.
|
|
[McKemick's Night Club. Tonight:
Jesus and Saint Nick. A man goes towards the club. ]
|
| Emcee: |
Hello, everyone, and welcome to McKemick's. Now, please
put your hands together and welcome… Saint Nicholas and
Jesus Christ. [Jesus and Santa enter on stage, and the audience claps]
|
| Santa: |
Hello, everybody!
|
| Jesus: |
[waves] How are you all doing tomight?
|
| Santa: |
You know, Jesus, there've been so many songs written
about us over the years. |
| Jesus: |
That's right, Santa, and we love each and every one of
them. Like this one.
Joy to the world, for I have come.
Let earth receive Me!
Let every heart prepare Me room. [gets some applause]
|
| Santa: |
And heaven and nature sing…
|
| Jesus: |
And heaven and nature sing…
|
| Santa: |
And heaven and nature sing… |
| Jesus: |
And heaven and na-
|
| Both: |
And heaven and heaven and nature sing.
|
| Santa: |
You know, Jesus, that is a nice song, but I
like… this one:
Up on the housetop reindeer pause
Out comes good old… me. [get some applause]
Down through the chimney with lots of toys
All for the little ones' Christmas joys
|
| Both: |
[sway together]
Ho ho ho! Who wouldn't go?
Ho ho ho! Who wouldn't go? |
| Santa: |
Up on the housetop, click click click.
Down through the chimney with good old… me.
|
| Jesus: |
He he hoo, get away! [pushes him away]
|
| Santa: |
Go away??
|
| Jesus: |
Get away.
|
| Santa: |
Where away?
|
| Jesus: |
[gets some applause]
Away in a manger, no crib for My bed
That's where cute little old Me lay down My sweet head.
The stars in the sky (Santa: Ooooo)
|
| Both: |
Looked down where I lay.
|
| Jesus: |
Cute little eight-pound me (Santa: Oo-oo)
|
| Both: |
asleep in (Santa: on) the hay.
|
| Jesus: |
[gets some applause and sings upbeat]
O come, all ye faithful, joyful and triumphant
O come ye to Bethlehem to see-ee Me…
|
| Santa: |
Here's one, Jol-
|
| Jesus: |
Hark, the herald angels sing, Glory-
|
| Santa: |
Hey, it's my turn.
|
| Jesus: |
-to Me!
Silent Night,
|
| Santa: |
Uh.
|
| Jesus: |
Holy Night
|
| Santa: |
Santa Cl- em
|
| Jesus: |
All is calm, all is bright
'Round yon Virgin, Mother and Me.
|
| Santa: |
Saint Nicholas…
|
| Jesus: |
Holy Me, so tender and mild.
Sleep in heavenly peace.
[slowing] Sleep in heavenly peace.
|
| Santa: |
Okay, Jesus. Here's one you might remember:
Her name is Rio and she dances on the sand
Just like that river twistin' through the dusty land.
|
| Jesus: |
Uh. Santa, Santa, Santa, that's not a Christmas song,
bud. Ah… ah-
|
| Santa: |
I know, but
there's, like, 300 Jesus Christmas songs and only four fucking Santa
ones! It's not fair! Just do it yourself! I'm leaving. [walks off the
stage]
|
| Jesus: |
Aw, come on, Santa. You can't leave.
|
| Santa: |
Aw, fuck you, Jesus!
|
| Jesus: |
But Santa… The weather outside is frightful
|
| Santa: |
[offscreen] Aw. |
| Jesus: |
But the fire so delightful
|
| Santa: |
[returns to the stage] Well, since I've no place to go.
|
| Both: |
Leett it snow, let it snow, let it snow. [more applause]
|
| Jesus: |
It doesn't show signs of stoppin'.
|
| Santa: |
But I brought some corn for poopity poppin'.
|
| Jesus: |
The lights are turned way down low, so
Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow.
[Santa: Snow… snow…snow.] |
| Both: |
The fire is slowly dyin',
|
| Santa: |
And, my dear, we're still good-bop-be-byein',
|
| Jesus: |
But as long as you love me so,
|
| Both: |
[they dance and hold hands, then Jesus twirls
him. Santa spins off the stage]
Let it snow, let it snow,
|
| Jesus: |
let it snow___________________________!
|
| Santa: |
[slides back on stage on his knees]
Her name is Rio and she dances on the sand!
[the club claps enthusiastically. The pianist winks at
the duo and
points at them. Jesus points back, and Santa holds up a thumb]
|
|
[The anchorman reappears]
|
| Anchor: |
Fighting frizzies at 11.
|
|
[Star Wars lettering: "Mr.
Hankey's Christmas Classics"]
|
| Kids: |
Howdy-ho!
|
|
[A toilet bowl. Mr. Hankey is
floating on the water there.]
|
| Mr. Hankey: |
Well,
I guess that's about the end of my Christmas album. Gosh! It was so
nice hangin' out with you all again. Well, I guess if there's
just… one
thing I have left to say, it would be this:
Have yourself a merry little Christmas
May your heart be light
From now on, our troubles will be out of sight.
Have yourself a merry little Christmas
Make the Yuletide gay. [hops out of the bowl]
From now on, our troubles will be miles away.
[hops onto a ham as a family of
four looks on, leaves
his mark, then hops onto his armchair]
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| with boys: |
[In the next scene Stan, Kyle, Cartman, and
Kenny join him. Clips of Wendy, Sheila, the Mayor, Ms. Crabtree, and
Liane follow.]
Here we are as in olden days,
Happy golden days of yore.
[The females join Stan and Kyle: Wendy, Shelley,
Sheila, Liane, Mrs. McCormick, Nurse Gollum, Principal Victoria, the Mayor,
Sharon,
and Ms. Crabtree.]
Faithful friends who are dear to us
[Cartman strokes Mr. Kitty. Stan
and Kyle decorate the
chandelier]
Gather near to us once more.
[Mr. Hankey hops onto Santa's shoulder as Jesus
looks
on] |
| The Boys: |
Through the years we all will be together
[the boys embrace shoulders
and stand united]
If the Fates allow.
[the chandelier drops on Kenny and the others back
away, shocked] |
| Mr. Hankey: |
Hang a shining star above the highest bough.
[Kyle lifts Mr. Hankey
up to do this. Sharon hugs and
kisses Stan. JFK and Hitler approach the fireplace and embrace] |
| with boys: |
And have yourself a merry little Christmas now.
[Some of the characters
in the other songs come in and
smile:
Sheila, Gerald, Ike, Mr. Mackey in a bell, Satan, Jimmy
the mailman
Jesus, Santa, Hitler, Mr. Garrison in Santa outfit, and
Shelley.
Kyle climbs down from the ladder with Mr. Hankey in
hand and
stands with Stan and Cartman, and rats rush in to chew
on Kenny.] |
| Cartman: |
[takes Mr. Hankey from Kyle] Time to go, Mr. Hankey.
|
| Mr. Hankey: |
Goodbye, everybody, [Cartman flushes him down] and
Merry Christmas! [Stan and Kyle join Cartman to see Mr. Hankey be
flushed away.]
|
| Kyle: |
[into the toilet bowl] Bye, Mr. Hankey. See you next
year.
|
|
[The camera zooms back from a
pink house not seen before.]
|
|
[The anchorman reappears]
|
| Anchor: |
And now, fighting the frizzies. [begins to box what
looks like a frizzy monster.]
|
|
[End of Mr. Hankey's Christmas
Classics. "Dreidel, Dreidel, Dreidel" plays as the anchor and the
frizzy monster continue to box and the credits roll.]
|
| Anchor: |
Come on! Kick my ass! [he and the monster continue
boxing] |