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"South Park" Cartoon Wars: Part 2 (2006)



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12 April 2006 (Season 10, Episode 4)
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Cartman finds an unlikely ally in his quest to get "Family Guy" off the air: Bart Simpson. He also discovers Fox's surprising secret about the show's writers. | add synopsis
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Cast

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Trey Parker ... Stan Marsh / Eric Cartman / Philip Niles Argyle / News Reporter / President of FOX / Trucker / Additional Voices (voice)

Matt Stone ... Kyle Broflovski / Terrance Henry Stoot / George Bush / Bart Simpson / Additional Voices (voice)

Jane Bussmann ... (voice)

Jonathan Kimmel ... (voice) (as Juan Kimmelini)
Mona Marshall ... Sheila Broflovski / Linda Stotch (voice)
April Stewart ... (voice)
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Trivia:
When Bart Simpson writes "I hate Family Guy" on the wall with chalk, this is a reference to the series "The Simpsons" (1989) in which Bart writes something different on a chalk board in the opening of every episode. more
Quotes:
Trucker: [Dropping Kyle off at the FOX Network studios] I really hope you succeed, kid. I don't wanna see "Family Guy" go off the air. I really like that show.
Kyle Broflovski: I'll do everything I can.
Trucker: I mean, I know it's just joke after joke, but I like that. At least it dosen't get all preachy and up its own ass with messages, you know?
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References "The Simpsons" (1989) more
Soundtrack:
Singin' The Blues (Till My Daddy Comes Home) more

FAQ

How does Kenny McCormick die in this episode?
Is "Cold Age: The Smackdown" a real or fictional movie?
Who was the kid who talked to Eric Cartman while at the "Fox Network" studios and what did the kid say?
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The Conclusion, 24 September 2008
10/10
Author: SouthParkFan92 from Canada(Montreal, Quebec)

*** This review may contain spoilers ***

The beginning of this episode says that the conclusion will not be seen tonight so we can bring you an episode of terrence and philip.This is based on an April fools joke Trey and Matt pulled back in 1998.The season 1 finale had people guessing who Cartman's dad was, however since the premiere was on April fools day, they decided to play a joke and just play a mediocre terrence and philip episode instead(this episode is called "Not Without My Anus" and rarely runs in syndication).But it is not an April fools joke, the T&P episode is supposed to show Muhammad but is censored.They complain to CBC(the channel that owns them) and mention Family Guy showing the show uncensored.The person who runs CBC does not think this will happen.This is a funny conclusion with a surprising secret about the family guy staff.A South park version of Bart Simpson appears as well trying to pull family guy off the air.Meanwhile, the townspeople decide if they put their heads in the sand, they will show that they are not a part of it.This is a funny conclusion.Eventually they decide to show the prophet.The muslims then retaliate...but with their own cartoon mocking America's beliefs!

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