South Park Confederate Will Rise Again
The Red Bluecoat of Gayness
| Flavour | s03 |
| Episode | e14 |
| Written By | Trey Parker |
| Production Code | 0314 |
| Original Air Appointment | 1999-xi-24 |
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Contents
- i Story
- 1.1 Description
- 1.2 What I Learned Today
- 1.3 Memorable Quotes
- 2 Characters
- 2.1 Character Debuts
- 2.two Body Count
- iii Locations
- iv Behind The Scenes
- iv.1 Where Did The Idea Come From
- five Pop Culture References
- v.one Shout Outs
- 5.2 Pwn'd
- 6 Bonus Factoids
- 6.one Pointless Observations
- 7 Season three
Story
Clarification
As South Park prepares for its annual reenactment of the Boxing of Tamarack Loma, friction builds between Cartman, Stan and Kyle. On the 24-hour interval of the reenactment, Cartman arrives dressed as Amalgamated commander Robert E. Lee. He bets Stan and Kyle (who fight on the Marriage side) that the S will win the war. If he's correct, they take to exist his slaves for a month. If he's wrong, he's their slave.
Every bit the twenty-four hour period goes on, the Amalgamated reenactors become progressively more drunkard on the event'southward booze sponsor, Jagermen's S'More than Flavored Schnapps. Cartman convinces them to beat the Union reenactors for existent, which they do.
At the party after the battle, anybody gets drunk on schnapps. Soon Cartman convinces them to start a binge across North America, capturing city after city -- in spite of the fact that they're just armed with blanks. Kyle and Stan briefly cease the rampage by stealing the alcohol supply, but Cartman manages to secure more. Shortly everyone is drunk over again and the onslaught continues.
The reenactment troops take Washington, D.C. and forcefulness President Bill Clinton to permit the South to form its ain nation, effectively "winning" the Ceremonious State of war. But at the final moment Kyle and Stan, dressed every bit Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis, reenact the real surrender of the South. The army of drunken pretend soldiers promptly go away.
Information technology seems that Kyle and Stan tin can at present use Cartman equally their slave for a calendar month. However, Cartman cleverly points out that since the North still won, slavery is abolished so they have no merits on him. Disappointed, Stan and Kyle blame and insult Bill Clinton.
What I Learned Today
"You've learned that you can't rewrite history. You lot run into, history is forever and everything happens for a reason. Sure, you can try and change the past, simply ordinarily you kno--"
Cartman ignores Kyle'south oral communication past walking abroad to procure more schnapps for his army and continue his entrada to rewrite history.
Memorable Quotes
- "You tin't just hit a pulsate. You take to beat the shit out of it." (Eric Cartman)
- "I say we accept Topeka!" (Eric Cartman)
- "Not now Stan, I'one thousand pillaging." (Randy Marsh)
- "Male child, this just keeps getting weirder, doesn't it?" (Neb Clinton)
- "Screw yous guys, home." (Eric Cartman)
- "Come up, Kenny. Come up fight for united states of america and I'll make sure you get lots of plunder and womens." (Eric Cartman)
- "Confederate messenger Butters reporting, sir." (Butters Stotch)
- "Dear guys Words cannot express how much I detest you lot guys." (Eric Cartman)
- "Get me more than S'more than Schnapps, I'm gonna exist ill!" (Jimbo Kern)
Characters
Character Debuts
Suzette, the S'more Schnapps spokesmodel.
Trunk Count
Just Kenny, killed by a alarm flare fired by the National Guard. However a number of innocent townspeople in Topeka, Chattanooga, and Fort Sumter are beaten and bludgeoned without mercy by the approaching Southern army.
Locations
Behind The Scenes
When Mary Kay Bergman, who voiced for nearly all of South Park'south female characters, died unexpectedly, this episode had to be written to non involve whatever female characters. Out of respect for Bergman, the South Park staff did not feel like hiring replacements right away. The simply female characters to make an appearance this episode are the Jagermen'due south S'More Schnapps spokesmodel and the schoolteacher in Topeka, both voiced by Trey, and Kenny'southward mom who doesn't speak.
Where Did The Idea Come up From
The episode's title is a play on the Civil War novel The Crimson Badge of Courage by Stephen Crane.
Matt and Trey noticed people take American Civil War reenactments very seriously, events they personally feel indifferent towards. This episode was as well a little bit inspired past the 1993 war film Gettysburg which Matt and Trey panned for beingness dumb and as well long.
Popular Civilization References
Shout Outs
The alcohol sponsor Jagermen's is a parody of Jägermeister, a well known German brand of herbal liqueur (a sweetened version of schnapps).
Cartman writes a letter to Kenny's mother stating that her son was killed at "Cherry-red Hills Funland in Chattanooga." This is a reference to a real underground waterfall and tourist attraction in Chattanooga, Tennessee called Cherry-red Falls.
Cartman blackmails Onetime President Nib Clinton to declare the Confederacy its own nation past maxim, "If y'all practice not meet our demand, we volition be forced to show the video tapes we accept of you with Marisa Tomei." Information technology works. Marisa Tomei is an actress who rose to international prominence with her role in the 1992 comedy film My Cousin Vinny.
Pwn'd
Bill Clinton, whom the boys call a dick at the end.
On Television receiver, the news reporter mentions American vocaliser Courtney Love "was forced to alive off her ain carrion for several days".
Bonus Factoids
Pointless Observations
- This episode began the change in Cartman's vocalization, especially during the bulk of the episode where he speaks using a Southern accent. Trey notes that he couldn't drop the Southern emphasis later on, which helped develop Cartman'southward current accent.
- When the boys pull off Cartman's fake Civil War beard, his scream of hurting is heard on the planet Marklar, which we offset see in "Starvin' Marvin in Space".
- Former Vice President Al Gore has a minor function in this episode with a very different appearance. He becomes more significant and is ridiculed in subsequent episodes like "ManBearPig" and "Imaginationland, Episode Three".
- Afterward Kenny is killed, Grandpa Marsh says "You lot bastards!" instead of Kyle.
Season three
- e1 Rainforest Shmainforest
- e2 Spontaneous Combustion
- e3 The Succubus
- e4 Tweek Vs. Craig
- e5 Jakovasaurs
- e6 Sexual Harassment Panda
- e7 Cat Orgy
- e8 Two Guys Naked in a Hot Tub
- e9 Jewbilee
- e10 Chinpokomon
- e11 Starvin' Marvin in Space
- e12 Korn's Groovy Pirate Ghost Mystery
- e13 Hooked on Monkey Fonics
- e14 The Blood-red Badge of Gayness
- e15 Mr. Hankey'due south Christmas Classics
- e16 Are You There, God? It's Me, Jesus
- e17 World Wide Recorder Concert
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