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Mr. Hankey's Christmas Classics (1999)
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"South Park" (1997)Original Air Date:
1 December 1999 (Season 3, Episode 15)Plot:
Mr. Hankey hosts a collection of Christmas songs sung by South Park characters. more | add synopsisUser Comments:
THE best Christmas special ever, period!...for any show:) moreCast
(Episode Credited cast)| Trey Parker | ... | Postman Singer / Mr. Hankey / Man on Portaloo / Eric Cartman / Stan Marsh / Satan / John F. Kennedy / James Stewart / Mr. Mackey / Mr. Garrison / McCormick's Host / Santa (voice) | |
| Matt Stone | ... | Kyle Broflovski / Gerald Broflovski / John Kennedy's Son / Jesus / Kenny McCormick (voice) | |
| Mary Kay Bergman | ... | Children / Shiela Broflovski / Shelly Marsh (voice) (as Shannen Cassidy) | |
| Isaac Hayes | ... | Chef (voice) | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Tom Vogt | ... | The Frizzie | |
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This episode ends with a montage of some of the more known Mary Kay Bergman characters and then they all appear with the boys and Mr. Hankey. They had the show end this way as a tribute to Mary who had died in November, right after finishing the recordings for this episode. moreGoofs:
Continuity: Cartman takes one of the stars above the middle hump on the back of the sofa, but the one shown missing soon after is the one to the left. moreFAQ
What is the third song sung and by whom?What is the nineth song sung and by whom?
Do rats take Kenny McCormick's corpse after he dies in this episode?
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I'm on my "South Park" rerun mode and nostalgia came rushing in as I rejoiced once again over this 3rd season SP episode. To put it lightly, this X-mas special is pure genius and not even Trey Parker and Matt Stone managed to outdo themselves ever again.
But how can anyone hold that against them, this episode alone has more die-hard laughter material than most TV sitcoms can muster in their best season. The first time I saw it I distinctly remember gasping for air because I was laughing so hard, and my sister peed her pants. To this day, on every 24th of December, while I decorate the Christmas tree the majority of the songs play in the background. I guess I'm post-modern;)
Kick-ass!...one of my all-time favourite SP episodes