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After hucking a rock at "Token" - South
Park's only minority student - Cartman is pursued by the FBI for committing
a hate crime and lands in juvenile detention hall. As Cartman adjusts
to life on the inside, he gradually befriends his cellmate, "Romper
Stomper," who, although rough and tough on the outside, also misses
his mommy. Meanwhile, the boys help their convicted friend smuggle cigarettes
so he can break free and join his friends in the third annual "Gauntlet
Sledding Race." |
| Originally Aired |
12th April 2000 |
| How Kenny Dies |
Crushed by bricks, meant to be Cartman test dummy, after flying off
sled |
| Guest Starring |
Adrien Beard (Voice of Token Williams/ Token's Dad) and Dee Dee Green
(Voice of Unknown) |
Mini Commentary |
Download here |
| Trivia |
- The tattoo of a tear on Romper Stomper's face is from the 1990 film "Cry-Baby," starring
Johnny Depp, where the main character can only cry out of one eye.
In the movie he goes to jail and gets a "lonely tear" tattooed
to his face.
- When Cartman tries to escape with his cellmate, this is a parody
of the 1983 film "Bad Boys".
- Cartman runs from the police because he is in danger of going to
Juvenile Hall. Kenny and and Cartman attempt to outrun the cops in
Kenny's Go Go Action Bronco; a spoof of the televised chase
of the white Bronco that carried O.J. Simpson.
- Kyle and Stan speak Pig Latin when they try to give Cartman the cake
with the nail file in it. Pig Latin words are formed by saying the
last syllable a word first, followed by the first part of the word
with "ay" added to the end. So "break" becomes "eak-bray" and
prison becomes "ison-pray."
- When Cartman enters the prison, the theme for the HBO television
series Oz is playing.
- Cartman is announced as Prisoner 24601. This is the same number given
to the hero, Jean Valjean of Victor Hugo's "les Miserables."
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