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* TheBadGuyWins: ZigZagged. Sheila and the adults manage to get ''Terrance & Phillip'' cancelled, but they're not content with its replacement ''She's the Sheriff'', and they go back to New York to get that show cancelled as well.
* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: As it turns out, the new show that replaced ''Terrance & Phillip'', ''She's the Sheriff'', is just as naughty and offensive to Sheila as its predecessor was.
* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: As it turns out, the new show that replaced ''Terrance & Phillip'', ''She's the Sheriff'', is just as naughty and offensive to Sheila as its predecessor was.
* BrutalHonesty: John Warsog doesn't just say "no" to the adults' demands:
-->'''John Warsog:''' Ladies and gentlemen, my name is John Warsog, I've prepared a statement for you on behalf of the network... Fuck you. Thank you ladies and gentlemen. If there are any questions, you may direct them to that brick wall over there.
-->'''John Warsog:''' Ladies and gentlemen, my name is John Warsog, I've prepared a statement for you on behalf of the network... Fuck you. Thank you ladies and gentlemen. If there are any questions, you may direct them to that brick wall over there.
** This is also the first instance of many we see Kenny save one of his friends' lives despite putting himself at risk, when he takes the time to boost Cartman out of Stan's room through the window instead of going himself. Granted, Death was going for ''him'' so it likely wouldn't have mattered much if Cartman got caught.
** The TV reporters all look shocked when [=Mr. McCormick=] is flung and splattered against the ''Cartoon Central'' building.
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** The adults protest ''Terrance and Phillip'' for making fart jokes, while at the same time making jokes about their diarrhea.
** Grandpa Marsh gets upset when his grandfather [[AccidentalMisnaming calls him "Billy"]], despite doing the same to his own grandson for years.
** Grandpa Marsh gets upset when his grandfather [[AccidentalMisnaming calls him "Billy"]], despite doing the same to his own grandson for years.
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** The adults protest ''Terrance and Phillip'' for making fart jokes, while at the same time making jokes about their diarrhea.
diarrhea. Even Kyle's mom joins in the fun.
** Grandpa Marsh gets upset when his grandfather [[AccidentalMisnaming calls him "Billy"]], despite having been doing the same to his own grandson foryears.years.
* {{Irony}}: What eventually causes the adults to win their case against Cartoon Central is the massive amount of diarrhea they left behind (from the flu which they have been spreading amongst each other during the protest), so they literally combated toilet humor with toilet humor.
** Grandpa Marsh gets upset when his grandfather [[AccidentalMisnaming calls him "Billy"]], despite having been doing the same to his own grandson for
* {{Irony}}: What eventually causes the adults to win their case against Cartoon Central is the massive amount of diarrhea they left behind (from the flu which they have been spreading amongst each other during the protest), so they literally combated toilet humor with toilet humor.
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* {{Jerkass}}: Grandpa Marsh. Since he gave up on life long ago, he deliberately makes himself an insufferable asshole to everyone he encounters, especially Stan. When Stan finally decides to help kill him, he doesn't give him an ounce of sympathy, instead yelling at him to cut to the chase and kill him already. He comes to a JerkassRealization later in the episode thanks to a lecture from his own grandfather's ghost.
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* {{Jerkass}}: {{Jerkass}}:
** Grandpa Marsh. Since he gave up on life long ago, he deliberately makes himself an insufferable asshole to everyone he encounters, especially Stan. When Stan finally decides to help kill him, he doesn't give him an ounce of sympathy, instead yelling at him to cut to the chase and kill him already. He comes to a JerkassRealization later in the episode thanks to a lecture from his own grandfather'sghost.ghost.
** Kyle's mom is an EntitledBitch who has every parent forbid their kids from watching ToiletHumor television, then tries to get ''Cartoon Central'' to ban one of their shows when the kids are caught watching it anyways. Furthermore, her ultimate plan regarding the protesting (aside from chaining herself and other parents to the building) is to slingshot some of the protesters into the building, which coincidentally she never commits to herself.
** Grandpa Marsh. Since he gave up on life long ago, he deliberately makes himself an insufferable asshole to everyone he encounters, especially Stan. When Stan finally decides to help kill him, he doesn't give him an ounce of sympathy, instead yelling at him to cut to the chase and kill him already. He comes to a JerkassRealization later in the episode thanks to a lecture from his own grandfather's
** Kyle's mom is an EntitledBitch who has every parent forbid their kids from watching ToiletHumor television, then tries to get ''Cartoon Central'' to ban one of their shows when the kids are caught watching it anyways. Furthermore, her ultimate plan regarding the protesting (aside from chaining herself and other parents to the building) is to slingshot some of the protesters into the building, which coincidentally she never commits to herself.
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* KarmaHoudini: After killing Kenny, Death is called out by Kyle and then disappears with little fanfare. Justified, as he's TheGrimReaper so taking people is his job.
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* KarmaHoudini: KarmaHoudini:
** After killing Kenny, Death is called out by Kyle and then disappears with little fanfare. Justified, as he's TheGrimReaper so taking people is hisjob.job.
** Sheila also manages to get ''Terrance & Phillip'' pulled and never receives any punishment for all the people who died meaninglessly in order to accomplish her goal.
** After killing Kenny, Death is called out by Kyle and then disappears with little fanfare. Justified, as he's TheGrimReaper so taking people is his
** Sheila also manages to get ''Terrance & Phillip'' pulled and never receives any punishment for all the people who died meaninglessly in order to accomplish her goal.
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* MoralGuardians: The first of many, many {{Take That}}s against them.
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* MoralGuardians: The first of many, many {{Take That}}s against them. The South Park parents are willing to do anything to stop the boys from being influenced by ToiletHumor, even if they have to kill themselves to get a show pulled, ignoring the fact that not being around them anymore will affect them even more than any show will.
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* NotSoAboveItAll: The Grim Reaper not only uses a tricycle, but he also laughs at ''Terrance & Phillip'''s fart jokes.
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* NotSoAboveItAll: NotSoAboveItAll:
** The Grim Reaper not only uses a tricycle, but he also laughs at ''Terrance & Phillip'''s fartjokes.jokes.
** Even Sheila laughs at Liane's poop joke, which makes her a massive [=Hypocrite=] considering what she's protesting against.
** The Grim Reaper not only uses a tricycle, but he also laughs at ''Terrance & Phillip'''s fart
** Even Sheila laughs at Liane's poop joke, which makes her a massive [=Hypocrite=] considering what she's protesting against.
** Death not only takes Kenny's life, he also helps Grandpa Marsh with his quest for suicide by allowing him to talk with his own grandpa's ghost.
** Kenny saving Cartman by boosting him out of Stan's window before Death arrives.
** Sheila is very nice to Liane Cartman throughout the protest, guiding her to the bathroom and [[NotSoAboveItAll bonding over a few poop jokes]].
** Kenny saving Cartman by boosting him out of Stan's window before Death arrives.
** Sheila is very nice to Liane Cartman throughout the protest, guiding her to the bathroom and [[NotSoAboveItAll bonding over a few poop jokes]].
* ProperlyParanoid: A minor example. Later in the episode Sharon assumes Stan called her because he broke something. While that wasn't the reason, a shot of the Marsh' living room shows that Stan and his friends did trash the place while being left unsupervised.
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* ShoutOut: Kyle gives his two cents on Stan's predicament with his grandpa by citing Jack Kevorkian's case of assisting with suicide.
-->'''Cartman:''' Hey, maybe we can get him to kill Kyle's mom!
-->'''Cartman:''' Hey, maybe we can get him to kill Kyle's mom!
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** Kyle gives his two cents on Stan's predicament with his grandpa by citing Jack Kevorkian's case of assisting with suicide.
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--->'''Cartman:''' Hey, maybe we can get him to kill Kyle's mom!
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* TheUnfettered:
** Sheila and the other parents are willing to do anything to get ''Cartoon Central'' to cater to their demands, including committing mass suicide.
** Death is willing to chase the boys across the town with the sole intent to kill Kenny.
** Sheila and the other parents are willing to do anything to get ''Cartoon Central'' to cater to their demands, including committing mass suicide.
** Death is willing to chase the boys across the town with the sole intent to kill Kenny.
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** Kenny coming to school with diarrhea causes him to spread it to Garrison, who then spreads it to most other protestors. The massive amounts of feces that accumulated from that incident is what eventually drives John Warsog to cater and give in to the protestors' demands, getting ''Terrance & Phillip'' cancelled.
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* KnightTemplar: Kyle's mom and the other parents truly believe they're doing the best for their kids by protesting to Cartoon Central. In reality, they're neglecting their kids and almost cause their deaths by cancelling ''Terrance & Phillip''.
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* ParentalNeglect: Stan's parents not only leave him alone with his unstable grandpa on several occasions (even after Stan is caught trying to "kill" him), but also ignore him when he calls screaming about Death coming for him, not even listening to what he's saying.
-->'''Randy:''' Did you turn the heat down?\\
'''Stan:''' Dad, Death is coming!\\
'''Randy:''' Keep the thermostat under 70, and take care of your grandfather ''[hangs up]''.
-->'''Randy:''' Did you turn the heat down?\\
'''Stan:''' Dad, Death is coming!\\
'''Randy:''' Keep the thermostat under 70, and take care of your grandfather ''[hangs up]''.
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* DramaticIrony: The parents wanted to get ''Terrance & Phillip'' cancelled to save their children from its influence. By doing so, not only do they unwittingly put them in danger by leaving them all at Stan's house with Grandpa Marsh to be chased down by Death, but they also indirectly get Kenny killed when Death starts enjoying the show only to throw a fit and kill Kenny when it gets cancelled.
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** Cartman is only driven to attempt to murder Grandpa Marsh when he falsely boasts about humping his mother and his dead great-grandpa's corpse.
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** Cartman is only driven to attempt to murder Grandpa Marsh when he falsely boasts about humping his mother and his dead great-grandpa's great-grandma's corpse.
* FauxHorrific: Stan finally realizes how bad his grandfather has after being subjected to {{Music/Enya}} music.
-->'''Stan:''' I can't take it anymore, this music is terrible, it's, it's cheesy, but lame and eerily soothing at the same time.
-->'''Stan:''' I can't take it anymore, this music is terrible, it's, it's cheesy, but lame and eerily soothing at the same time.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}
-->'''Cartman:''' Just because your mom is a bitch doesn't mean [[WesternAnimation/SouthParkBiggerLongerAndUncut the whole world has to suffer]].
-->'''Cartman:''' Just because your mom is a bitch doesn't mean [[WesternAnimation/SouthParkBiggerLongerAndUncut the whole world has to suffer]].
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* {{Foreshadowing}}
{{Foreshadowing}}: Two for TheMovie
** First when Cartman complains about Sheila cancelling ''Terrance and Phillip'', which she will then do again and cause World War III as a result.
-->'''Cartman:''' Just because your mom is a bitch doesn't mean[[WesternAnimation/SouthParkBiggerLongerAndUncut the whole world has to suffer]].suffer.
** Later when Kyle complains about his insults of his mother, much to Cartman's delight. The next time he does it, Cartman will sing a song about it.
-->'''Kyle:''' I told you not to call my mom a bitch, Cartman.\\
'''Cartman:''' Oh, biiitch. Your—mom—is--a--bi-bi-bii-biittchh.
* ForgottenFallenFriend: After some initial shock, the boys leave Kenny's body to be taken away by a rat, with none of them showing any interest.
** First when Cartman complains about Sheila cancelling ''Terrance and Phillip'', which she will then do again and cause World War III as a result.
-->'''Cartman:''' Just because your mom is a bitch doesn't mean
** Later when Kyle complains about his insults of his mother, much to Cartman's delight. The next time he does it, Cartman will sing a song about it.
-->'''Kyle:''' I told you not to call my mom a bitch, Cartman.\\
'''Cartman:''' Oh, biiitch. Your—mom—is--a--bi-bi-bii-biittchh.
* ForgottenFallenFriend: After some initial shock, the boys leave Kenny's body to be taken away by a rat, with none of them showing any interest.
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* TheGadfly: The moment Cartman sees that calling Kyle's mom a bitch triggers him, he starts doing it again while shaking his ass at him.
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* GruesomeGrandparent: Grandpa Marsh is constantly antagonizing his grandson and trying to force him to kill him, with no regard for Stan's own well-being.
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* KarmaHoudini: After killing Kenny, Death is called out by Kyle and then disappears with little fanfare. Justified, as he's TheGrimReaper so taking people is his job.
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* TookALevelInKindness: Grandpa Marsh after being reprimanded by his own grandpa. Though he's still depressed, he's a lot nicer to his nephew, and gets a lot closer to the "silly grandpa" image Randy and Sharon had of him.
* TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior: When ''Terrance & Phillip'' is cancelled, the boys resort to breathing gas fumes, smoking crack, or watching porno movies.
* TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior: When ''Terrance & Phillip'' is cancelled, the boys resort to breathing gas fumes, smoking crack, or watching porno movies.
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* StrikeMeDownWithAllYourHatred: Grandpa Marsh tries this with Cartman.
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* StrikeMeDownWithAllYourHatred: StrikeMeDownWithAllOfYourHatred: Grandpa Marsh tries this with Cartman.
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* BringMyBrownPants: Kenny has to go to the bathroom to release his bowels three times. Mr. Garrison, the Mayor, and Mrs. Cartman all get infected with his flu as well.
* ComicallyMissingThePoint: Chef when Stan first approaches him with the topic of assisted suicide.
-->'''Stan:''' Chef, is it okay to kill your grandpa?\\
'''Chef:''' You can't kill my grandpa, Stan, he's already passed on.
-->'''Stan:''' Chef, is it okay to kill your grandpa?\\
'''Chef:''' You can't kill my grandpa, Stan, he's already passed on.
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* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: Shelley might be a sadistic BigSisterBully towards Stan, but she gets even angrier at him than usual when she thinks he was going to kill Grandpa.
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* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: EvenEvilHasLovedOnes:
** Cartman is only driven to attempt to murder Grandpa Marsh when he falsely boasts about humping his mother and his dead great-grandpa's corpse.
** Shelley might be a sadistic BigSisterBully towards Stan, but she gets even angrier at him than usual when she thinks he was going to kill Grandpa.
** Cartman is only driven to attempt to murder Grandpa Marsh when he falsely boasts about humping his mother and his dead great-grandpa's corpse.
** Shelley might be a sadistic BigSisterBully towards Stan, but she gets even angrier at him than usual when she thinks he was going to kill Grandpa.
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** Brash and politically incorrect as he is, even Mr. Garrison can't bring himself to give Stan advice on assisted suicide.
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** Brash and politically incorrect as he is, even Mr. Garrison can't bring himself to give Stan advice on assisted suicide. Neither do Chef and Jesus for that matter.
* {{Hypocrite}}: Mr. Garrison tells the boys that toilet humor is inappropriate for them because it doesn't expand their minds. This is pretty rich coming from a teacher who spends most of his working hours spouting his political ideologies to the kids, down to making Stan a homophobe [[Recap/SouthParkS1E4BigGayAlsBigGayBoatRide in a previous episode]].
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* IsTheAnswerToThisQuestionYes: When Stan and Marvin are about to go through with the assisted suicide:
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* IsTheAnswerToThisQuestionYes: When Stan and Marvin his Grandpa are about to go through with the assisted suicide:
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'''Marvin:''' Does the pope crap in the woods?
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* ICannotSelfTerminate: Grandpa Marsh needs Stan to help him kill himself because he's "too damn old" to do it himself. Being bound to a wheelchair doesn't help.
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* PetTheDog: Though Stan and his Grandpa don't have the best of relationships, Stan does try to give him a proper farewell before finally assisting in his suicide, only for him to shut him down.
-->'''Stan:''' Ok, here we go. Bye grandpa, it was nice knowing you!\\
-->'''Stan:''' Ok, here we go. Bye grandpa, it was nice knowing you!\\
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* PetTheDog: PetTheDog:
** When Cartman is about to murder Grandpa Marsh, Stan acts shockingly mature with him, calming him down and offering him some snacky cakes.
** Though Stan and his Grandpa don't have the best of relationships, Stan does try to give him a proper farewell before finally assisting in his suicide, only for him to shut him down.
-->'''Stan:''' --->'''Stan:''' Ok, here we go. Bye grandpa, it was nice knowing you!\\
** When Cartman is about to murder Grandpa Marsh, Stan acts shockingly mature with him, calming him down and offering him some snacky cakes.
** Though Stan and his Grandpa don't have the best of relationships, Stan does try to give him a proper farewell before finally assisting in his suicide, only for him to shut him down.
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* PoliceAreUseless: Officer Barbrady drives up and sees Stan ready to drop a cow on his grandfather Marvin. After a tense moment, Barbrady just says, "Carry on," and drives off.
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* PoliceAreUseless: Officer Barbrady drives up and sees Stan ready to drop a cow on his grandfather Marvin.grandfather. After a tense moment, Barbrady just says, "Carry on," and drives off.
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* ShoutOut: Kyle gives his two cents on Stan's predicament with his grandpa by citing Jack Kevorkian's case of assisting with suicide.
-->'''Cartman:''' Hey, maybe we can get him to kill Kyle's mom!
-->'''Cartman:''' Hey, maybe we can get him to kill Kyle's mom!
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* StrikeMeDownWithAllYourHatred: Grandpa Marsh tries this with Cartman.
-->'''Cartman:''' I would never kill somebody... not unless the piss me off.\\
'''Grandpa:''' Ohh, is that a fact? Well, let me tell you something, Porky. Your mom was over here earlier, and I humped her like a little bitch.\\
'''Cartman:''' What!\\
'''Grandpa:''' That's right.\\
'''Stan:''' Grandpa!\\
'''Grandpa:''' And then, I dug up your great-grandma's skeleton, and had my way with her too.\\
'''Cartman:''' Hey!\\
'''Grandpa:''' Choice piece of ass, your great-grandma.\\
'''Cartman:''' You piece of crap! I'll kill you!\\
'''Grandpa:''' That's the spirit, Tubby.
-->'''Cartman:''' I would never kill somebody... not unless the piss me off.\\
'''Grandpa:''' Ohh, is that a fact? Well, let me tell you something, Porky. Your mom was over here earlier, and I humped her like a little bitch.\\
'''Cartman:''' What!\\
'''Grandpa:''' That's right.\\
'''Stan:''' Grandpa!\\
'''Grandpa:''' And then, I dug up your great-grandma's skeleton, and had my way with her too.\\
'''Cartman:''' Hey!\\
'''Grandpa:''' Choice piece of ass, your great-grandma.\\
'''Cartman:''' You piece of crap! I'll kill you!\\
'''Grandpa:''' That's the spirit, Tubby.
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* SuperSenses: Jesus seems to know the private lives of all his callers, and also overhears Stan saying "goddamit" after he's hung up.
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* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter:
** Randy and Sharon believe that Grandpa Marsh is being dramatic with his constant requests for death, and even leave Stan alone with him at more than one point, even after Stan has come close to accidentally killing Grandpa once.
** Kyle here is naïve enough to watch ''Terrance & Phillip'' in plain view of his mother, thinking that she'll like it too. After the mayhem she causes in this episode as a result to that, he becomes a lot more ProperlyParanoid around her.
** Randy and Sharon believe that Grandpa Marsh is being dramatic with his constant requests for death, and even leave Stan alone with him at more than one point, even after Stan has come close to accidentally killing Grandpa once.
** Kyle here is naïve enough to watch ''Terrance & Phillip'' in plain view of his mother, thinking that she'll like it too. After the mayhem she causes in this episode as a result to that, he becomes a lot more ProperlyParanoid around her.
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* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom:
** Kyle watching ''Terrance & Phillip'' in plain view of his mother, and then telling her that "everybody watches it" as an excuse, causes her to tell all other parents to ban the show for every other kid.
** Stan agreeing to hold a rope for his grandfather (which he then uses to try and hang himself) because he was too invested in ''Terrance & Phillip'' to focus causes all other parents to blame the show for the near-death and protest for its removal.
** The parents getting ''Terrance & Phillip'' cancelled leads to Death (who was avidly enjoying it) to have a fit and kill Kenny.
** Kyle watching ''Terrance & Phillip'' in plain view of his mother, and then telling her that "everybody watches it" as an excuse, causes her to tell all other parents to ban the show for every other kid.
** Stan agreeing to hold a rope for his grandfather (which he then uses to try and hang himself) because he was too invested in ''Terrance & Phillip'' to focus causes all other parents to blame the show for the near-death and protest for its removal.
** The parents getting ''Terrance & Phillip'' cancelled leads to Death (who was avidly enjoying it) to have a fit and kill Kenny.
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* AnAesop: The boys explain that parents shouldn't be out fighting to fix bad things and should instead spend more time with their children, adding that many parents blame television for "corrupting" their children because they expect it to be like a babysitter towards them.
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* AnAesop: The boys explain that parents shouldn't be out fighting to fix bad things and should instead spend more time with their children, adding that many parents blame television for "corrupting" their children because they expect it to be like a babysitter towards them. PlayedForLaughs, since [[TheUnintelligible Kenny]] is the one to deliver the more heavy-handed part of the Aesop.
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* GoshDarnItToHeck: 'Carol' ends up taking offense to certain words ("ho" and "buttmunch") from a rerun of ''She's the Sheriff'', which seem like family-friendly words compared to ''Terrance and Phillip''.
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* GoshDarnItToHeck: 'Carol' Kyle's mom ends up taking offense to certain words ("ho" and "buttmunch") from a rerun of ''She's the Sheriff'', which seem like family-friendly words compared to ''Terrance and Phillip''.
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* HereWeGoAgain: After their protest is over, the parents go back to New York when they see the suggestive content in ''She's the Sheriff''.
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* HereWeGoAgain: After their protest is over, the parents go back to New York to protest when they see the suggestive content in ''She's the Sheriff''.Sheriff''.
* HiddenDepths: Nasty as he usually is, Kenny shows himself to be quite an eloquent speaker. The "hidden" part comes thanks to his thick parka which muffles him, making his speech almost unintelligible.
-->'''Kenny:''' (muffled) You know what I think? Basically, if you let the decision of what you watch stop at the parents' control, then what can you see? It'll stay the same because they'll just get offended although their kids are not delighted with the television series they put on for their kids.
* HopeSpot:
** It initially seemed that Death and the boys were done chasing each other and were going to have fun together watching ''Terrance & Phillip''. Then the show gets cancelled.
** After several protesters sacrifice themselves to get ''Terrance & Phillip'' cancelled, the latest man who was going to be flung sees a chance to live when the president of the network shows up to address the protesters. Eventually, they succeed and the show is taken off the air, but the man is accidentally flung anyway.
* HiddenDepths: Nasty as he usually is, Kenny shows himself to be quite an eloquent speaker. The "hidden" part comes thanks to his thick parka which muffles him, making his speech almost unintelligible.
-->'''Kenny:''' (muffled) You know what I think? Basically, if you let the decision of what you watch stop at the parents' control, then what can you see? It'll stay the same because they'll just get offended although their kids are not delighted with the television series they put on for their kids.
* HopeSpot:
** It initially seemed that Death and the boys were done chasing each other and were going to have fun together watching ''Terrance & Phillip''. Then the show gets cancelled.
** After several protesters sacrifice themselves to get ''Terrance & Phillip'' cancelled, the latest man who was going to be flung sees a chance to live when the president of the network shows up to address the protesters. Eventually, they succeed and the show is taken off the air, but the man is accidentally flung anyway.
* KnowWhenToFoldThem: John Warsog and the rest of ''Cartoon Central'''s executives eventually give in to their protesters when their diarrhea starts stacking up and forcing him and the others to wear gas masks to breath.
* LackOfEmpathy: Stan is not only unable to comprehend why his Grandpa is suicidal, he refuses to help kill him only because it'll get him in trouble.
* LaserGuidedKarma: John Warsog laughs in the face of the protesters who are against one of his shows' ToiletHumor and even shows them his ass, only to get stinked out by the protestors' accumulating diarrhea, meaning that he ended up being defeated himself by ToiletHumor.
* LackOfEmpathy: Stan is not only unable to comprehend why his Grandpa is suicidal, he refuses to help kill him only because it'll get him in trouble.
* LaserGuidedKarma: John Warsog laughs in the face of the protesters who are against one of his shows' ToiletHumor and even shows them his ass, only to get stinked out by the protestors' accumulating diarrhea, meaning that he ended up being defeated himself by ToiletHumor.
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* NegativeContinuity: Despite ''Terrance and Phillip'' getting cancelled by the end, they're back on the air in later episodes. FridgeBrilliance in the YMMV section may explain why.
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* NegativeContinuity: Despite ''Terrance and Phillip'' getting cancelled by the end, they're back on the air in later episodes. FridgeBrilliance in episodes, though considering the YMMV section may explain why.parents weren't happy with its replacement either, they likely allowed it to continue in favor of cancelling "She's the Sheriff".
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* SeriesContinuityError: Stan once again claims to be unable to kill anything, even citing an event from ''[[Recap/SouthParkS1E3Volcano Volcano]]'', ignoring the fact that said episode ended with Stan "overcoming" this and callously shooting Scuzzlebutt in the head, unless it's a SelfServingMemory or was lying to get out of having to kill his grandpa.
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* AndIMustScream: Even though he's more casual about it than one would expect, Great-Great-Grandpa Marsh made his grandson kill him instead of waiting to die of natural causes, and because of this, he's now trapped in limbo for all eternity, unable to fully transcend. At the end of the episode, he talks his grandson out of following in his footsteps.
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* TheGhost: Great-Great-Grandpa Marsh when Death summons him from limbo. Also Kenny at the end, as all three of them disappear into the afterlife.
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* AdultsAreUseless: Even though Stan and the boys had been caught trying to "murder" Grandpa Marsh (on his orders), the adults all blame ''Terrance & Phillip'' (the show they were watching when it happened), and all rally to get it cancelled while leaving all the boys at the Marsh's house ''with the old man they had been accused of trying to murder''. Because of this negligence, Grandpa manages to convince Stan and the others to help him kill himself later in the episode, and had Death not stopped them, they would've succeeded.
* AntiVillain: Death is ruthless and is not above taking children, but he only kills the people he has to kill (meaning Kenny), and actually helps Grandpa Marsh have a JerkassRealization by allowing his own grandfather's ghost to talk to him through limbo. He's also not above putting his mission on hold to share some laughs with the boys over ''Terrance & Phillip'''s humor.
* AntiVillain: Death is ruthless and is not above taking children, but he only kills the people he has to kill (meaning Kenny), and actually helps Grandpa Marsh have a JerkassRealization by allowing his own grandfather's ghost to talk to him through limbo. He's also not above putting his mission on hold to share some laughs with the boys over ''Terrance & Phillip'''s humor.
* EveryoneHasStandards:
** Brash and politically incorrect as he is, even Mr. Garrison can't bring himself to give Stan advice on assisted suicide.
** When asked, Cartman refuses to kill Grandpa Marsh, saying that he could never kill anybody "unless they piss [him] off". This is mitigated when he tries to kill him after he taunts him over apparently having slept with his mother and grandmother.
** Brash and politically incorrect as he is, even Mr. Garrison can't bring himself to give Stan advice on assisted suicide.
** When asked, Cartman refuses to kill Grandpa Marsh, saying that he could never kill anybody "unless they piss [him] off". This is mitigated when he tries to kill him after he taunts him over apparently having slept with his mother and grandmother.
* GuiltByAssociation: Though it was Stan the one holding the rope, Kyle, Cartman, and Kenny are all blamed as well for the "attempted murder", and are made to appear on television after the fact.
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* {{Jerkass}}: Grandpa Marsh. Since he gave up on life long ago, he deliberately makes himself an insufferable asshole to everyone he encounters, especially Stan. When Stan finally decides to help kill him, he doesn't give him an ounce of sympathy, instead yelling at him to cut to the chase and kill him already.
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* {{Jerkass}}: Grandpa Marsh. Since he gave up on life long ago, he deliberately makes himself an insufferable asshole to everyone he encounters, especially Stan. When Stan finally decides to help kill him, he doesn't give him an ounce of sympathy, instead yelling at him to cut to the chase and kill him already. He comes to a JerkassRealization later in the episode thanks to a lecture from his own grandfather's ghost.
* JerkassHasAPoint: Considering Shelley believed Stan was trying to murder their grandfather, her abuse of Stan isn't completely unwarranted here. She even does the rational thing and tells her mother on him, though only ''after'' she has smacked him in the face.
* JerkassRealization: After his grandfather's ghost appears to apologize to him and help him open his eyes, Grandpa Marsh realizes how selfish he had been putting his own grandson in the traumatizing scenario of helping him kill himself, and vows to die of natural causes from then on.
* JerkassHasAPoint: Considering Shelley believed Stan was trying to murder their grandfather, her abuse of Stan isn't completely unwarranted here. She even does the rational thing and tells her mother on him, though only ''after'' she has smacked him in the face.
* JerkassRealization: After his grandfather's ghost appears to apologize to him and help him open his eyes, Grandpa Marsh realizes how selfish he had been putting his own grandson in the traumatizing scenario of helping him kill himself, and vows to die of natural causes from then on.
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-->'''Cartman:''' Just kill him dude, maybe he'll give you some money.
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* DirtyCoward: After Shelley catches them on the act, Stan is quick to try to pin his and his friends' watching of ''Terrance & Phillip'' on Cartman. Somewhat justified, as this is [[BigSisterBully Shelley]] we're talking about, so he would be more terrified of her than usual.
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* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: Shelley might be a sadistic BigSisterBully towards Stan, but she gets even angrier at him than usual when she thinks he was going to kill Grandpa.
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* {{Jerkass}}: Grandpa Marsh. Since he gave up on life long ago, he deliberately makes himself an insufferable asshole to everyone he encounters, especially Stan. When Stan finally decides to help kill him, he doesn't give him an ounce of sympathy, instead yelling at him to cut to the chase and kill him already.
* KidsAreCruel:
** Cartman lashing out at Kyle when his mother gets the other parents to stop their kids from watching ''Terrance & Phillip'', and then calling the latter a bitch despite Kyle's many protests.
** Kyle, Cartman, and Kenny being quick to help Stan kill his Grandpa on his wishes. Notable because it took quite a while for Stan to agree. Stan himself also counts for mostly caring about getting in trouble if he were to kill him.
-->'''Cartman:''' Just kill him dude, maybe he'll give you some money.
* KidsAreCruel:
** Cartman lashing out at Kyle when his mother gets the other parents to stop their kids from watching ''Terrance & Phillip'', and then calling the latter a bitch despite Kyle's many protests.
** Kyle, Cartman, and Kenny being quick to help Stan kill his Grandpa on his wishes. Notable because it took quite a while for Stan to agree. Stan himself also counts for mostly caring about getting in trouble if he were to kill him.
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* PetTheDog: Though Stan and his Grandpa don't have the best of relationships, Stan does try to give him a proper farewell before finally assisting in his suicide, only for him to shut him down.
-->'''Stan:''' Ok, here we go. Bye grandpa, it was nice knowing you!\\
'''Grandpa:''' Uhh, cut the damn rope already!
-->'''Stan:''' Ok, here we go. Bye grandpa, it was nice knowing you!\\
'''Grandpa:''' Uhh, cut the damn rope already!
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* {{Bowdlerization}}: Later airings edit Cartman's line "Kyle's mom is a dirty Jew!" by having the "dirty" in "dirty Jew" bleeped out. Unfortunately, it made the line seem ''more'' vulgar than intended. The DVD version has it edited the same way, while Netflix's print was uncut. As of 2019 and 2020, the line is uncut on the HD remastered version.
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* {{Bowdlerization}}: {{Bowdlerization}}:
** Later airings edit Cartman's line "Kyle's mom is a dirty Jew!" by having the "dirty" in "dirty Jew" bleeped out. Unfortunately, it made the line seem ''more'' vulgar than intended. The DVD version has it edited the same way, while Netflix's print was uncut. As of 2019 and 2020, the line is uncut on the HD remastered version.
** Later airings edit Cartman's line "Kyle's mom is a dirty Jew!" by having the "dirty" in "dirty Jew" bleeped out. Unfortunately, it made the line seem ''more'' vulgar than intended. The DVD version has it edited the same way, while Netflix's print was uncut. As of 2019 and 2020, the line is uncut on the HD remastered version.
* ButtMonkey: Kenny spends most of the episode having to take potty breaks for his explosive diarrhea, and ends up getting chased down and killed by Death, likely for not having died of his flu.
* DeathOfAChild: Kenny is touched and killed by Death in front of the other boys, and later seen as a ghost alongside Stan's great-great grandpa.
* TheDreaded: Death, for understandable reasons. The only person who doesn't fear him is Grandpa Marsh, [[DeathSeeker also for understandable reasons]].
* GrumpyOldMan: Exaggerated with Stan's grandpa, who is bitter and depressed, and constantly calling his grandson Stan things like "ingrate" and "son of a whore" for refusing to end his life.
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* {{Manchild}}: Randy is the only one to laugh at the Terrance & Phillip skit Kyle's mom shows the townsfolk.
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** Randy is the only one to laugh at theTerrance ''Terrance & Phillip Phillip'' skit Kyle's mom shows the townsfolk.townsfolk.
** Death is a more subdued example, having a tricycle and laughing at Terrance & Phillip alongside the other boys. He also throws a hissy fit when they cancel the show.
** Randy is the only one to laugh at the
** Death is a more subdued example, having a tricycle and laughing at Terrance & Phillip alongside the other boys. He also throws a hissy fit when they cancel the show.
* NotSoAboveItAll: The Grim Reaper not only uses a tricycle, but he also laughs at ''Terrance & Phillip'''s fart jokes.
* OhCrap:
** Kenny loses it anytime he has to go to the bathroom, since he has the flu.
** Kyle when ''Terrance & Phillip'' is cancelled, infuriating Death.
* OhCrap:
** Kenny loses it anytime he has to go to the bathroom, since he has the flu.
** Kyle when ''Terrance & Phillip'' is cancelled, infuriating Death.
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* WhyDontYouJustShootHim: Cartman suggests this trope word-from-word to Stan on killing his grandfather, yet Stan shoots it down by wanting the death to look natural.
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* WhenIWasYourAge: A particularly disturbing example. Grandpa Marsh killed his own suicidal grandfather when he was a kid, and is now upset with Stan for not doing the same.
-->'''Grandpa Marsh:''' What has America's youth come to? Kids won't even kill their own grandparents.
* WhyDontYouJustShootHim: Cartman suggests this trope word-from-word to Stan on killing his grandfather, yet Stan shoots it down by wanting the death to looknatural.natural.
* WouldHurtAChild: The Grim Reaper doesn't care if his victim is 8-years-old. He claims whom he has to claim and that's it.
-->'''Grandpa Marsh:''' What has America's youth come to? Kids won't even kill their own grandparents.
* WhyDontYouJustShootHim: Cartman suggests this trope word-from-word to Stan on killing his grandfather, yet Stan shoots it down by wanting the death to look
* WouldHurtAChild: The Grim Reaper doesn't care if his victim is 8-years-old. He claims whom he has to claim and that's it.
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* DeathSeeker: Grandpa Marsh has apparently been this since he turned 77.
* FreudianExcuse: Grandpa Marsh was asked to kill his own suicidal grandfather when he was 8, which messed him up for life, so he asked the same thing from his own nephew when ''he'' got suicidally depressed.
-->'''Great-Great-Grandpa Marsh:''' I was wrong to put you in that position, Billy, just like you're wrong to put Little Billy in it now.
* GenerationXerox: Stan's great-great-grandfather asked his grandson to MercyKill him when he was 8, and now that he's 102 years old, said grandson is asking the same thing of Stan. He also inherited the AccidentalMisnaming from him.
-->'''Great-Great-Grandpa Marsh:''' I was wrong to put you in that position, Billy, just like you're wrong to put Little Billy in it now.
* GenerationXerox: Stan's great-great-grandfather asked his grandson to MercyKill him when he was 8, and now that he's 102 years old, said grandson is asking the same thing of Stan. He also inherited the AccidentalMisnaming from him.
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* HypocriticalHumor: The adults protest ''Terrance and Phillip'' for making fart jokes, while at the same time making jokes about their diarrhea.
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* HypocriticalHumor: HypocriticalHumor:
** The adults protest ''Terrance and Phillip'' for making fart jokes, while at the same time making jokes about theirdiarrhea.diarrhea.
** Grandpa Marsh gets upset when his grandfather [[AccidentalMisnaming calls him "Billy"]], despite doing the same to his own grandson for years.
* ItsAllAboutMe: All Grandpa wants to do is die, and he doesn't care how much he has to traumatize his own grandson to accomplish it. At one point he even locks him in a dark room and forces him to listen to {{Music/Enya}} music as motivation. He also doesn't show any concern for the boys' lives when they're being chased by Death, instead being mad that Death isn't coming for ''him''. His own grandfather, who made the same mistake as him years before, calls him out on this.
-->'''Great-Great-Grandpa Marsh:''' You're so obsessed with ending your life, you're not thinking about what you're doing to ''his''. You must wait to die of natural causes.
** The adults protest ''Terrance and Phillip'' for making fart jokes, while at the same time making jokes about their
** Grandpa Marsh gets upset when his grandfather [[AccidentalMisnaming calls him "Billy"]], despite doing the same to his own grandson for years.
* ItsAllAboutMe: All Grandpa wants to do is die, and he doesn't care how much he has to traumatize his own grandson to accomplish it. At one point he even locks him in a dark room and forces him to listen to {{Music/Enya}} music as motivation. He also doesn't show any concern for the boys' lives when they're being chased by Death, instead being mad that Death isn't coming for ''him''. His own grandfather, who made the same mistake as him years before, calls him out on this.
-->'''Great-Great-Grandpa Marsh:''' You're so obsessed with ending your life, you're not thinking about what you're doing to ''his''. You must wait to die of natural causes.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Upon realizing that his grandson went on to do the same thing he did when he was alive, Great-Great-Grandpa Marsh appeared as a ghost to apologize to him.
* OnlySaneMan: Stan is the only one in his family who knows that his grandfather isn't joking when he says he wants to kill himself.
* SelfServingMemory: Stan claims in this episode that he can't kill his grandfather because he couldn't even shoot a deer in ''[[Recap/SouthParkS1E3Volcano Volcano]]'', when that episode ended with him callously shooting Scuzzlebutt in the head and being initially proud of his achievement.
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* StupidSacrifice: Senseless or not, there SkewedPriorities: Though Stan's constant refusal to kill his grandfather is admirable, his reasoning isn't.
-->'''Stan:''' I'm not gonna kill you, grandpa.\\
'''Grandpa:''' Why not?\\
'''Stan:''' 'Cause I'll get in trouble.\\
'''Grandpa:''' I killed my grandpa when I wasno reason for the adults to immediately resort to flinging themselves face-first into the ''Cartoon Central'' building to cancel a show that they found offensive.your age.\\
'''Stan:''' Leave me alone, grandpa.
-->'''Stan:''' I'm not gonna kill you, grandpa.\\
'''Grandpa:''' Why not?\\
'''Stan:''' 'Cause I'll get in trouble.\\
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** The boys saying that dropping a cow on Grandpa Marsh makes the death "look natural" is possibly a reference to how Kenny got trampled to near-death by cows in ''[[Recap/SouthParkS1E1 CartmanGetsAnAnalProbe]]''
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** The boys saying that dropping a cow on Grandpa Marsh makes the death "look natural" is possibly a reference to how Kenny got trampled to near-death by cows in ''[[Recap/SouthParkS1E1 CartmanGetsAnAnalProbe]]'' ''[[Recap/SouthParkS1E1CartmanGetsAnAnalProbe Cartman Gets An Anal Probe]]''
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** The boys saying that dropping a cow on Grandpa Marsh makes the death "look natural" is possibly a reference to how Kenny got trampled to near-death by cows in ''[[Recap/SouthParkS1E1CartmanGetsAnAnalProbe]]''
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** The boys saying that dropping a cow on Grandpa Marsh makes the death "look natural" is possibly a reference to how Kenny got trampled to near-death by cows in ''[[Recap/SouthParkS1E1CartmanGetsAnAnalProbe]]'' ''[[Recap/SouthParkS1E1 CartmanGetsAnAnalProbe]]''
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* ContinuityNod: Stan says he can't kill his grandfather because "he can't even kill a deer", a reference to "[[Recap/SouthParkS1E3Volcano Volcano]]".
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** Stan says he can't kill his grandfather because "he can't even kill a deer", a reference to"[[Recap/SouthParkS1E3Volcano Volcano]]".''[[Recap/SouthParkS1E3Volcano Volcano]]''.
** The boys saying that dropping a cow on Grandpa Marsh makes the death "look natural" is possibly a reference to how Kenny got trampled to near-death by cows in ''[[Recap/SouthParkS1E1CartmanGetsAnAnalProbe]]''
** Stan says he can't kill his grandfather because "he can't even kill a deer", a reference to
** The boys saying that dropping a cow on Grandpa Marsh makes the death "look natural" is possibly a reference to how Kenny got trampled to near-death by cows in ''[[Recap/SouthParkS1E1CartmanGetsAnAnalProbe]]''
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* MakeItLookLikeAnAccident: A particularly dumb attempt at this. The boys attempt to make Grandpa's death look natural by dropping a ''cow'' on him. He's cool with it, though, as long as he dies.
-->'''Cartman:''' Why don't we just shoot him?\\
'''Stan:''' You dumbass Cartman, it has to look natural, or else we'll all get busted.\\
'''Kyle:''' Yeah, stupid!
-->'''Cartman:''' Why don't we just shoot him?\\
'''Stan:''' You dumbass Cartman, it has to look natural, or else we'll all get busted.\\
'''Kyle:''' Yeah, stupid!
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* MercyKill: What Stan's grandpa asks of him. He eventually gets him to agree, and the boys attempt it by dropping a cow on him.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: [[TheOtherDarrin Phillip was voiced by Matt Stone in this episode, while Terrance was voiced by Trey Parker]]. They would switch roles when the characters were brought back in later stories.
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** [[TheOtherDarrin Phillip was voiced by Matt Stone in this episode, while Terrance was voiced by Trey Parker]]. They would switch roles when the characters were brought back in later stories.
** [[TheOtherDarrin Phillip was voiced by Matt Stone in this episode, while Terrance was voiced by Trey Parker]]. They would switch roles when the characters were brought back in later stories.
* EstablishingCharacterMoment:
** Grandpa Marsh is established frowning during his birthday, bitter over having survived another year.
** Despite previously being established as a respected geologist, Randy is the only adult who laughs at the ToiletHumor of ''Terrance & Phillip'', showcasing his inner {{Manchild}} tendencies which will only become more pronounced as the show evolves.
** Sheila is introduced being outraged at Crass Comedy and ToiletHumor, forbidding Kyle from watching it and getting other mothers to do the same with their kids, much to their outrage.
** Grandpa Marsh is established frowning during his birthday, bitter over having survived another year.
** Despite previously being established as a respected geologist, Randy is the only adult who laughs at the ToiletHumor of ''Terrance & Phillip'', showcasing his inner {{Manchild}} tendencies which will only become more pronounced as the show evolves.
** Sheila is introduced being outraged at Crass Comedy and ToiletHumor, forbidding Kyle from watching it and getting other mothers to do the same with their kids, much to their outrage.
* {{Manchild}}: Randy is the only one to laugh at the Terrance & Phillip skit Kyle's mom shows the townsfolk.
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* NegativeContinuity: Despite ''Terrance and Phillip'' getting cancelled by the end, they're back on the air in later episodes. FridgeBrilliance in the YMMV section may explain why
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* NegativeContinuity: Despite ''Terrance and Phillip'' getting cancelled by the end, they're back on the air in later episodes. FridgeBrilliance in the YMMV section may explain whywhy.
* SenselessSacrifice: At least 14 protesters die via flinging themselves into the ''Cartoon Central'' building with a giant slingshot in their crusade to get the president to take ''Terrance & Phillip'' off the network. In the end, the show ''is'' cancelled, but only because everyone has been soiling themselves due to the stomach flu that had been spreading among the adults, meaning that those people died for no reason, especially the last one who was accidentally flung ''after'' their victory. However, Kyle's mom doesn't get this and celebrates the victory regardless.
* StupidSacrifice: Senseless or not, there was no reason for the adults to immediately resort to flinging themselves face-first into the ''Cartoon Central'' building to cancel a show that they found offensive.
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* SuicideAsComedy: Grandpa's suicidal feelings are played entirely for laughs, particularly since he continues to act like a GrumpyOldMan about it.
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* SuicideAsComedy: Grandpa's suicidal feelings are played entirely for laughs, particularly since he continues to act like a GrumpyOldMan about it. Similarly, the deaths of the parent protestors who flung themselves into the ''Cartoon Central'' building with a giant slingshot are also played for comedy.
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* TheyKilledKennyAgain: TheGrimReaper kills him with [[TouchOfDeath a single touch]].
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* TheyKilledKennyAgain: After a long chase, TheGrimReaper kills him Kenny with [[TouchOfDeath a single touch]].touch]], likely because he should've been killed by his stomach flu, which he somehow managed to survive for most of the episode.
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* {{Foil}}: Grandpa Marsh is one for Kenny. Both are crass individuals whom Death pays a visit, but Grandpa is an extremely old man who [[DeathSeeker is eager to die]] but always manages to survive his predicaments, while Kenny is a child who is cursed to die OnceAnEpisode but still tries to futilely run from his fate whenever he can. For added symbolism, at the end of the episode, Grandpa Marsh wore the exact same touristy attire Kenny himself would wear [[WesternAnimation/SouthParkPostCovid as an adult]].
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* SuicideIsShameful: Grandpa Marsh's grandfather tells him that it's wrong to commit suicide, and that he should wait until he dies of natural causes. Marsh protests that he's been waiting for over 25 years[[note]]At the time of airing, the average life expectancy of men was around 76. Grandpa Marsh turns ''102'' in this episode[[/note]].
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* GoKartingWithBowser: Death and the boys temporarily give up the chase to watch some ''Terrence and Phillip'' together.
* GoshDarnItToHeck: 'Carol' ends up taking offense to the words "ho" and "buttmunch" from a rerun of ''She's the Sheriff'', which seem like family-friendly words compared to ''Terrance and Phillip''.
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* GoKartingWithBowser: Death and the boys temporarily give up the chase to watch some ''Terrence ''Terrance and Phillip'' together.
* GoshDarnItToHeck: 'Carol' ends up taking offense tothe certain words "ho" ("ho" and "buttmunch" "buttmunch") from a rerun of ''She's the Sheriff'', which seem like family-friendly words compared to ''Terrance and Phillip''.
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While the parents of South Park head to New York to protest a TV channel over [[WesternAnimation/TerranceAndPhilip its most vulgar flagship show]], Kenny gets explosive diarrhea (which spreads to the protesters) and Stan, whose 102-year-old grandfather keeps asking him to kill him, tries to get advice over whether it's right to assist someone with suicide.
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While the parents of South Park head to New York to protest a TV channel over [[WesternAnimation/TerranceAndPhilip its most vulgar flagship show]], show, ''Terrance and Philip'', Kenny gets explosive diarrhea (which spreads to the protesters) and Stan, whose 102-year-old grandfather keeps asking him to kill him, tries to get advice over whether it's right to assist someone with suicide.
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While the parents of South Park head to New York to protest a TV channel over [[WesternAnimation/TerranceAndPhilip its most vulgar flagship show, show]], Kenny gets explosive diarrhea (which spreads to the protesters) and Stan, whose 102-year-old grandfather keeps asking him to kill him, tries to get advice over whether it's right to assist someone with suicide.
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* HereWeGoAgain: After their protest is over, the parents to back to New York when they see the suggestive content in ''She's the Sheriff''.
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* HereWeGoAgain: After their protest is over, the parents to go back to New York when they see the suggestive content in ''She's the Sheriff''.
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* TheyKilledKennyAgain: The Angel of Death kills him with a single touch.
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* TheyKilledKennyAgain: The Angel of Death TheGrimReaper kills him with [[TouchOfDeath a single touch.touch]].
