South Park Page #5

Synopsis: The curious, adventure-seeking, fourth grade group of boys, Stan, Kyle, Cartman, and Kenny, all join in in buffoonish adventures that sometimes evolve nothing. Sometimes something that was simple at the start, turns out to get out of control. Everything is odd in the small mountain town, South Park, and the boys always find something to do with it.
Genre: Animation, Comedy
  Won 5 Primetime Emmys. Another 10 wins & 78 nominations.
 
IMDB:
8.7
TV-MA
Year:
1997
22 min
2,792 Views


KYLE:

Bad.

CHEF:

Why bad?

KYLE:

Chef, have you ever had something

happen to you... But nobody believed

you?

CHEF:

Aw, children, children, that's a

problem we've ALL had to face at

some time or another. Here, let me

sing you a little song... It might

clear things up.

Music swells up.

CHEF:

(SINGING)

I'm gonna make love to you woman,

gonna lay you down by the fire - And

caress your womanly body, make you

moan and perspire,

STAN:

Ah Chef, Chef.

CHEF:

Gonna get those juices flowin'

STAN:

Chef.

CHEF:

We're making love gravy, love gravy,

STAN:

Chef!!!!!

CHEF:

Love, love, love.... GRAVY!!!-

STAN:

-CHEF!!

The music stops.

CHEF:

Huh, do you feel better?

KYLE:

No!

CHEF:

Oh, come on children, what can be so

bad? It's Salisbury steak day!

STAN:

Visitors took Kyle's baby brother.

CHEF:

WHAT?!

Chef runs around the counter and kneels down by the kids.

CHEF:

(Whispering)

Well what the hell are you doing in

school, eating Salisbury steak?! Go

find him, dammit!

STAN:

Mr. Garrison won't let us out of

school. He thinks we're making it

up.

CARTMAN:

You ARE making it up!

Just then, Cartman farts another fireball. But this time, a

long, metal object emerges from his ass. It opens like a

robotic eye and looks around.

STAN:

Woa!

CARTMAN:

What?

The eye looks around, blinks, then closes itself and zips

back into Cartman's ass.

KYLE:

That was cool!

Chef spins Cartman around and looks at his ass.

CHEF:

It's some kind of sembiodic

metamorphosis device. This could

mean the visitors want to communicate

with us!

CARTMAN:

Oh, I see, now YOU'RE going to join

in on the little joke, huh?

CHEF:

It's no joke children, this is big!

KYLE:

(pleading)

Please Chef, if I don't get out of

school and get my little brother

back from the aliens, my parents are

gonna disown me.

Chef thinks for a second.

CHEF:

Ah, hold on now... You got to help

the children!

CARTMAN:

You guys sure are going a long way

to try to scare me. I WANT MY

SALISBURY STEAK!!!

Chef pulls the fire alarm.

CHEF:

Fire Drill!!! Fire Drill, everybody

out. Okay children, this is your

chance.

The boys all take off.

STAN:

Killer, thanks Chef.

CHEF:

Man oh man, first contact with the

alien visitors. I've got to get myself

ready...

EXT. LITTLE TOWN - SOUTH PARK

Kids are singing.

KIDS:

We got out of school... No more school

today... We got out of school.

Cartman farts a fire ball.

CARTMAN:

OHHHH - YOU GUYS, MY ASS!! SERIOUSLY.

STAN:

Okay, Cartman, you can stop farting

fire now.

CARTMAN:

I would if I could you son of a b*tch!

KYLE:

Okay, so how do we get my little

brother back?

CARTMAN:

Would you stop going on about your

little brother?! I KNOW it was just

a dream! I KNOW I didn't have an

anal probe! And I KNOW that I'm not

under alien control!!!

Suddenly, there is a loud BZAP!!! Cartman's expression

completely changes.

His eyes widen - and his mouth curls into a false smile.

Strange 30's music starts to play from nowhere and Cartman

starts to sing (although his voice isn't his own)

CARTMAN:

(Singing)

I love to sing-a! About the moon-a

and the Juna and the spring-a! I

love to sing-a!

Stan and Kyle look on, perplexed.

CARTMAN:

About a sky of blue or a tea for

two.

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Matthew Richard "Matt" Stone (born May 26, 1971) is an American actor, animator, screenwriter, television director, producer, singer, and songwriter. He is best known for being the co-creator of South Park along with his creative partner Trey Parker, as well as co-writing the 2011 multi-Tony Award winning musical The Book of Mormon. more…

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