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Even some adults fear Mysterion so i guess that probably the older kids do too meaning Kenny could be 'The toughest kid in school'. Stan - most mature among the four friends (maybe grade) - Stan has held a long term relationship with Wendy since he was 8 years old.
- Eric Cartman. Is Eric Cartman both the best — and the worst — character in television history? The argument could certainly be made successfully in either camp, and this endless stirrer of controversy is an easy choice for the very best character of "South Park."
- Butters Stotch. At times, everyone in "South Park" feels hardened by all of their experiences, and many kids at South Park Elementary run the risk of feeling disillusioned by the crushing disappointment of the world around them.
- Randy Marsh. Go figure: the most immature parent in "South Park" is also a brilliant geologist. Randy has experienced a meteoric rise on the show, becoming more and more involved, and it's fair to say that Randy is now as integral to the show's success as the four main kids.
- Kyle Broflovski. Kyle Broflovski is one of the very best characters in "South Park" — and television in general. Kyle is fascinating because even though he always tries to abide by his moral code and do what he believes is right, it often results in him being a sort of villain.
- Kenny McCormick. Oh my God! We chose Kenny! Sure, Kenny isn't as mouthy as Stan or Kyle, and when he speaks he's rarely understood. He's not as laugh-out-loud funny as Cartman, either, but the boy who used to be a simple punchline — originally, he died every episode, and gets away with uttering obscenities by mumbling — has, over the years, turned out to be the most heroic "South Park" character of them all.
- Butters. "Woo loo loo, I got some apples. Woo loo loo, you got some too..." For Leopold "Butters" Stotch, the familiar song isn't just a pastime. It's a declaration of character.
- Officer Barbrady. More recent episodes of "South Park" show Park County's police force being commanded by Sergeant Yates, a violent bigot who likes to frame innocent Black men and cheer on female sexual predators.
- Mr. Garrison. By most metrics, Mr. Garrison is a truly terrible person. Misogynist, racist, homophobic, vain, selfish, delusional, and not particularly smart, he's quite possibly one of the worst people ever put in charge of an elementary school class.
- Eric Cartman. He's fat. He's rude. He's racist. He's anti-Semitic. He is one of the worst people on Earth. And because of all of that, Cartman the best character on South Park.
- Randy Marsh. By day, he's a boring geologist, but the rest of the time, he's a renaissance man of the first order. He's a guitar player, TV chef, Obama supporter, medical marijuana advocate, the pop singer Lorde, weed farmer, mall security guard on Black Friday, little league baseball brawler, online porn addict, novice World Of Warcraft player, Princess Leia, and most importantly, Stan's father.
- Stan Marsh. If you had to pick one "main" character on South Park, it would probably have to be Stan Marsh. Stan and his family are more consistently the center of episodes than any other characters on the show.
- Butters. For some reason, there are people that hate Butters Stotch. It makes no sense, as his character is consistently one of the funniest on the show.
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The boys must embrace the latest fad to hit South Park Elementary or risk their status as the coolest kids in school.
During lunch, Butters Stotch announces he's going to see High School Musical 3 again. The boys question what this is and realize they're clueless about the newest fad. Several fourth-graders and a third grader named Bridon Gueermo begin singing in the cafeteria in said fashion. After watching the movie, the boys immediately hate it, and vow never to become a part of it. Eric Cartman decides to commit suicide by inducing carbon monoxide while sleeping under his mother's car with the engine turned on, but fails since the hybrids "don't do the trick anymore".
The next day at school, the boys find everyone singing again in class, and Stan Marsh fears that his girlfriend Wendy Testaburger is becoming very close with Bridon because they are close together during songs. He confronts Wendy, who tells him that he's being ridiculous and that she wouldn't leave him because Bridon could be with any girl he wanted. Stan is still uneasy, believing that Bridon will develop a crush on Wendy. He talks to Bridon in hopes of directing him away from Wendy, and finds out Bridon would prefer to play basketball instead of singing. However, Bridon's overly flamboyant theater-crazed metrosexual father refuses to allow him to play a "sissy" sport. Stan convinces Bridon to stand up for himself, but Bridon's father slaps his mother after she suggests Bridon should be allowed to play basketball. Mr. Gueermo's very weak flamboyant slaps are depicted as a painful deterrent.
Stan prods Bridon to try out with the basketball team anyway by going up to Mr. Garrett, but Bridon's father finds out and drags him away. Stan reports this to Child Services, but Bridon's father slaps them until they flee. Later, Bridon tries to run away, but his father stops him and threatens to slap him. In retaliation, Bridon punches his father in the nose, and his mother (never realizing that it was an option) begins beating his father senseless as well. The next day, Bridon plays at a basketball game and does well; his father, however, enjoys the musical aspects and choreographed cheering.
Meanwhile, Kyle, Cartman, and Kenny are hanging out with an unpopular boy named Scott Malkinson, who is ridiculed by fellow students for no particular reason other than his lisp and diabetes. At school, the kids try to persuade Stan to sing again, but instead of performing a modern impromptu pop song, he sings off-key versions of old folk songs, making a fool of himself. Despite having vowed against it, Stan then decides to join the trend and studies the High School Musical series intensively. The boys try to convince him otherwise, reminding him of their vow, but he counters by explaining that things are changing and that Butters is now more popular than they are.
1.Elementary School Musical (Season 12, Episode 13). southparkstudios.com.
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Mar 26, 2008 · The boys must embrace the latest fad to hit South Park Elementary or risk their status as the coolest kids in school.
