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Stan's dad becomes a social outcast for saying "the N-Word" on national television, but Michael Richards and Mark Furhman come to his rescue. And Cartman has a run-in with a little-person teaching sensitivity training at the elementary school. Written by
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Trivia
Principal Victoria has a picture of her and Rosie O'Donnell on her bookshelf. Rosie O'Donnell is the aunt of one of the kindergarteners.
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Goofs
During the bonus round on Wheel of Fortune, the letters provided before Randy picked his four letters (three consonants and one vowel) were "RTSL and E" and Randy ended up choosing the "N" along with his letters which he picked. In reality, Wheel of Fortune provides the letters "RSTLNE"; therefore, the "N" is already included with the letters that the game provides for the player during the bonus round.
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Quotes
Stan Marsh:
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about what his dad said on Wheel of Fortune]
Dude, its okay. My dad apologized to Jesse Jackson and he accepted it.
Token:
Jesse Jackson is not the Emperor of black people!
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Soundtracks
"Down with The Sickness"
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I love this episode of South Park. Partially because it features Token (I love the fact that his name is Token because he is the "token" black character). Partially because it puts an interesting twist on a real issue and the rest of me loves Jesse Jackson moving his ass up and down telling Mr. Marsh to apologize...oh yeah, and the Disturbed song "Down With The Sickness" when Cartman is fighting the little person. To be totally honest, I came on here just so I could find out who did that song so I could iTune it when I get home. *guilty smile* I love when Stan tells Token that it's cool because his dad apologized to Jesse Jackson and Token was like "Jesse Jackson is not the emperor of black people!!" And Stan's like "...he told my dad he was." And what really makes that part funny is the fact that Stan seems so confused by it all. I freakin love this show and I love this episode.