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Cartman and Kenny mistake a colon infection for their menstrual cycles, prompting Kyle to lie about "getting his period" and Stan to ingest hormone pills so he will not feel left out. Meanwhile, Jesus plans a New Years' party and is worried God will not be there.

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Cartman and Kenny mistake a colon infection for their menstrual cycles, prompting Kyle to lie about "getting his period" and Stan to ingest hormone pills so he will not feel left out. Meanwhile, Jesus plans a New Years' Year's party and is worried God will not be there.



* IHaveThisFriend: Stan is anxious to [[ItMakesSenseInContext get his period because his friends already have.]] He tells Chef that he has this friend who is upset because everyone already got their period. When Chef asks if he means his sister Shelly or his girlfriend Wendy, Stan says the identity of the person is irrelevant. He then talks to Dr. Mephesto about puberty and asks what happens if someone never went through it. Mephesto wants to know who never went through puberty, so Stan tells him his dad. He explains that's why he's there as his dad is too embarrassed to show up; Dr. Mephesto says he can't blame him.

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* IHaveThisFriend: Stan is anxious to [[ItMakesSenseInContext get his period because his friends already have.]] have]]. He tells Chef that he has this friend who is upset because everyone already got their period. When Chef asks if he means his sister Shelly or his girlfriend Wendy, Stan says the identity of the person is irrelevant. He then talks to Dr. Mephesto about puberty and asks what happens if someone never went through it. Mephesto wants to know who never went through puberty, so Stan tells him his dad. He explains that's why he's there as his dad is too embarrassed to show up; Dr. Mephesto says he can't blame him.
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* TheyKilledKennyAgain: Kenny dies as a result of shoving a tampon up his ass because of his colon infection near the end of the episode; while it's likely the tampon would've triggered [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toxic_shock_syndrome Toxic Shock Syndrome]], which itself could've killed him, he actually dies because it causes such waste backup that, as the doctor puts it, his organs ruptured like a septic tank.

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* TheyKilledKennyAgain: Kenny dies as a result of shoving a tampon up his ass because of his colon infection near the end of the episode; while it's likely the tampon would've triggered [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toxic_shock_syndrome Toxic Shock Syndrome]], which itself could've killed him, he actually dies because it causes such waste backup that, as the doctor puts it, his organs ruptured like a septic tank.episode.
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* TheyKilledKennyAgain: Kenny dies as a result of shoving a tampon up his ass because of his colon infection near the end of the episode; while it's likely the tampon would've triggered [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toxic_shock_syndrome Toxic Shock Syndrome]], which itself could've killed him, he actually dies because it causes such waste backup that, as the doctor puts it, "his organs ruptured like an old septic tank".

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* TheyKilledKennyAgain: Kenny dies as a result of shoving a tampon up his ass because of his colon infection near the end of the episode; while it's likely the tampon would've triggered [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toxic_shock_syndrome Toxic Shock Syndrome]], which itself could've killed him, he actually dies because it causes such waste backup that, as the doctor puts it, "his his organs ruptured like an old a septic tank".tank.
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* TheyKilledKennyAgain: Kenny dies as a result of plugging tampons up his ass because of his colon infection near the end of the episode.

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* TheyKilledKennyAgain: Kenny dies as a result of plugging tampons shoving a tampon up his ass because of his colon infection near the end of the episode.episode; while it's likely the tampon would've triggered [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toxic_shock_syndrome Toxic Shock Syndrome]], which itself could've killed him, he actually dies because it causes such waste backup that, as the doctor puts it, "his organs ruptured like an old septic tank".
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* AssShove: Because the boys are so seriously lacking in basic biology that they think they can get periods, Kenny shoves a bunch of tampons up his butt to absorb the flow. [[TheyKilledKennyAgain This winds up killing him.]]

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* AssShove: Because the boys are so seriously lacking in basic biology that they think they can get periods, Kenny shoves a bunch of tampons tampon up his butt to absorb the flow. [[TheyKilledKennyAgain This winds up killing him.him when he forgets to take it out.]]
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* TruthInTelevision: Stan takes a bunch of hormones obtained from Dr. Mephesto because he's insecure about not having hit puberty yet. He takes all the pills at once and wakes up the next morning with facial hair, a deeper voice...and titties. One of the side effects from excessive amounts of synthetic testosterone is gynecomastia, the development of breast tissue on males caused by the body producing excess estrogen to maintain homeostasis. It's common among bodybuilders due to excessive steroid use.

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* TruthInTelevision: Stan takes a bunch of hormones obtained from Dr. Mephesto because he's insecure about not having hit puberty yet. He takes all the pills at once and wakes up the next morning with facial hair, a deeper voice...and titties. One of the side effects from excessive amounts of synthetic testosterone is gynecomastia, the development of breast tissue on males caused by the body producing excess estrogen to maintain homeostasis. It's common among commonly developed by bodybuilders due to their excessive steroid use.
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* TruthInTelevision: Stan takes a bunch of hormones obtained from Dr. Mephesto because he's insecure about not having hit puberty yet. He takes all the pills at once and wakes up the next morning with facial hair, a deeper voice...and titties. One of the side effects from excessive amounts of synthetic testosterone is gynecomastia, the development of breast tissue on males caused by the body producing excess estrogen to maintain homeostasis.

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* TruthInTelevision: Stan takes a bunch of hormones obtained from Dr. Mephesto because he's insecure about not having hit puberty yet. He takes all the pills at once and wakes up the next morning with facial hair, a deeper voice...and titties. One of the side effects from excessive amounts of synthetic testosterone is gynecomastia, the development of breast tissue on males caused by the body producing excess estrogen to maintain homeostasis. It's common among bodybuilders due to excessive steroid use.
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** Someone speculates that boys have started sticking tampons up their asses because they saw the Music/BackstreetBoys do it.
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** The townspeople feel entitled by the sense of importance about the turn of the millennium, demanding Jesus show them God. When God doesn't turn up at the concert, despite Jesus not even promising it, the townspeople throw a tantrum about being gipped and prepare to ''crucify Jesus a second time''.

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** The townspeople feel entitled by the sense of importance about the turn of the millennium, demanding Jesus show them God. When God doesn't turn up at the concert, despite Jesus not even promising it, the townspeople throw a tantrum about being gipped misled and prepare to ''crucify Jesus a second time''.
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: The hormones Mephesto gives Stan are labelled "Take one". He takes one out of the jar and swallows the rest, causing ill side effects.

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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: The hormones Mephesto gives Stan are labelled "Take one". He takes one out of the jar and swallows the rest, causing ill triggering multiple side effects.
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'''Original air date:''' 12/29/1999
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* AssShove: Because the boys are so seriously lacking in basic biology that they think they can get periods, Kenny shoves a bunch of tampons up his colon. [[TheyKilledKennyAgain This winds up killing him.]]

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* AssShove: Because the boys are so seriously lacking in basic biology that they think they can get periods, Kenny shoves a bunch of tampons up his colon.butt to absorb the flow. [[TheyKilledKennyAgain This winds up killing him.]]



* DaddyDidntShow: God doesn't show up to Jesus' New Years Eve party. However it was to teach him that he needs to be able to depend on himself and not ask Him for help every time there's a problem. When Jesus realizes this, God shows up.

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* DaddyDidntShow: God doesn't show up to Jesus' New Years Year's Eve party. However However, it was to teach him that he needs to be able to depend on himself and not ask Him for help every time there's a problem. When Jesus realizes this, God shows up.



* PottyFailure: Rod Stewart can't hold it in when ever he has to go.

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* PottyFailure: Rod Stewart can't hold it in when ever whenever he has to go.



* TakeThat: Music/RodStewart is depicted as so old and decrepit that he can barely talk above a mumble, it sound like he's moaning in pain whenever he tries to sing, and he can't stop pooping himself.

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* TakeThat: Music/RodStewart is depicted as so old and decrepit that he can barely talk above a mumble, it sound sounds like he's moaning in pain whenever he tries to sing, and he can't stop pooping himself.

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* AssShove: Because the boys are so seriously lacking in basic biology that they think they can get periods, Kenny shoves a bunch of tampons up his colon. [[TheyKilledKennyAgain This winds up killing him.]]



* DaddyDidntShow: God doesn't show up to Jesus' New Years Eve party. However it was to teach him that he needs to be able to depend on himself and not ask him for help every time there's a problem. When Jesus realizes this, God shows up.

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* DaddyDidntShow: God doesn't show up to Jesus' New Years Eve party. However it was to teach him that he needs to be able to depend on himself and not ask him Him for help every time there's a problem. When Jesus realizes this, God shows up.



** The Aesop of the episode involves Stan and Jesus believing that praying to God constantly should get answers. While Jesus eventually realises that is not how life works, Stan is still upset and wastes the town's one question asking why God wouldn't give him his period.
** The townspeople feel entitled by the sense of importance about the turn of the millenium, demanding Jesus show them God. When God doesn't turn up at the concert, despite Jesus not even promising it, the townspeople throw a tantrum about being gipped and prepare to ''crucify Jesus a second time''.
* {{God}}: He appears in this episode, and he's depicted as...quite a bit different than most portrayals of Him.

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** The Aesop of the episode involves Stan and Jesus believing that praying to God constantly should get answers. While Jesus eventually realises realizes that is not how life works, Stan is still upset and wastes the town's one question asking why God wouldn't give him his period.
** The townspeople feel entitled by the sense of importance about the turn of the millenium, millennium, demanding Jesus show them God. When God doesn't turn up at the concert, despite Jesus not even promising it, the townspeople throw a tantrum about being gipped and prepare to ''crucify Jesus a second time''.
* {{God}}: He appears in this episode, and he's He's depicted as...quite a bit different than most portrayals of Him.



* NewYearHasCome: Jesus Christ and the entire town await the arrival of God on New Year's Eve 1999, as a way of making his dad proud of Him Jesus invites everyone to spend New Year's Eve in [[VivaLasVegas Las Vegas]], meanwhile Cartman and the other boys are convinced that they just got their periods [[spoiler: which later turns out to be a colon infection]]. God ''does'' finally arrive and allows the townspeople to ask one question, which is asked by Stan who asks why he's the only one who isn't getting his period, God points out to Stan that biological males can't have periods, only females can.

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* NewYearHasCome: Jesus Christ and the entire town await the arrival of God on New Year's Eve 1999, as a way of making his dad proud of Him him. Jesus invites everyone to spend New Year's Eve in [[VivaLasVegas Las Vegas]], meanwhile Cartman and the other boys are convinced that they just got their periods [[spoiler: which later turns out to be a colon infection]]. God ''does'' finally arrive and allows the townspeople to ask one question, which is asked by Stan who asks why he's the only one who isn't getting his period, period. God points out to Stan that biological males can't have periods, only females can. can.
* PottyFailure: Rod Stewart can't hold it in when ever he has to go.



* TheyKilledKennyAgain: Kenny dies of his colon infection near the end of the episode.

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* TakeThat: Music/RodStewart is depicted as so old and decrepit that he can barely talk above a mumble, it sound like he's moaning in pain whenever he tries to sing, and he can't stop pooping himself.
* TheyKilledKennyAgain: Kenny dies as a result of plugging tampons up his ass because of his colon infection near the end of the episode.
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: The hormones Mephesto gives Stan are labelled "Take one". He takes one out of the jar and swallows the rest, causing ill side effects.


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* EntitledBastard:
** The Aesop of the episode involves Stan and Jesus believing that praying to God constantly should get answers. While Jesus eventually realises that is not how life works, Stan is still upset and wastes the town's one question asking why God wouldn't give him his period.
** The townspeople feel entitled by the sense of importance about the turn of the millenium, demanding Jesus show them God. When God doesn't turn up at the concert, despite Jesus not even promising it, the townspeople throw a tantrum about being gipped and prepare to ''crucify Jesus a second time''.


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* LaserGuidedKarma: It almost seem subverted when the town's almost murderous spoiled tantrum over God not showing is met with God actually showing. Only for Stan to then waste their one question to God on something ridiculous. In turn the townspeople beat up Stan offscreen for his selfishness.

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* RealityEnsues: Stan takes a bunch of hormones obtained from Dr. Mephesto because he's insecure about not having hit puberty yet. He takes all the pills at once and wakes up the next morning with facial hair, a deeper voice...and titties. One of the side effects from excessive amounts of synthetic testosterone is gynecomastia, the development of breast tissue on males caused by the body producing excess estrogen to maintain homeostasis.


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* TruthInTelevision: Stan takes a bunch of hormones obtained from Dr. Mephesto because he's insecure about not having hit puberty yet. He takes all the pills at once and wakes up the next morning with facial hair, a deeper voice...and titties. One of the side effects from excessive amounts of synthetic testosterone is gynecomastia, the development of breast tissue on males caused by the body producing excess estrogen to maintain homeostasis.
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** For the period plot, Stan is basically Margaret (hasn't gotten a period and is the center of the plot), Kenny is Janie (the nice quiet one), Kyle is Gretchen but with traces of Nancy (a friend who is faking his "period" to be included), and Cartman is Nancy without faking his "period" (a bad friend who patronizes anyone different than he is).
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* ShoutOut: A very obvious one to Literature/AreYouThereGodItsMeMargaret mainly with the "period" plot (though the period is question is actually a colon infection) but also traces of Jesus questioning his relationship with God similar to the titular Margaret feeling trapped with her religious pressures.

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* ShoutOut: A very obvious one to Literature/AreYouThereGodItsMeMargaret mainly with the "period" plot (though the period is in question is actually a colon infection) but also traces of Jesus questioning his relationship with God similar to the titular Margaret feeling trapped with her religious pressures.
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* DaddyDidntShow: God doesn't show up to Jesus' New Years Eve party. However it was to teach him that he needs to be able to depend on himself and not ask him for help everytime there's a problem. When Jesus realizes this, God shows up.

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* DaddyDidntShow: God doesn't show up to Jesus' New Years Eve party. However it was to teach him that he needs to be able to depend on himself and not ask him for help everytime every time there's a problem. When Jesus realizes this, God shows up.


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* ShoutOut: A very obvious one to Literature/AreYouThereGodItsMeMargaret mainly with the "period" plot (though the period is question is actually a colon infection) but also traces of Jesus questioning his relationship with God similar to the titular Margaret feeling trapped with her religious pressures.
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* RecycledAnimation: As a way of saving time and money, frames from "[[Recap/SouthParkS3E16MrHankeysChristmasClassics Mr. Hankey's Christmas Classics]]" are used; for instance, the scan of the colon infection is the x-ray scan from Mr. Hankey's intro song.

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* RecycledAnimation: As a way of saving time and money, frames from "[[Recap/SouthParkS3E16MrHankeysChristmasClassics "[[Recap/SouthParkS3E15MrHankeysChristmasClassics Mr. Hankey's Christmas Classics]]" are used; for instance, the scan of the colon infection is the x-ray scan from Mr. Hankey's intro song.
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* DaddyDidntShow: God doesn't show up to Jesus' New Years Eve party. However it was to teach him that he needs to be able to depend on himself and not ask him for help everytime there's a problem. When Jesus realizes this, God shows up.
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* EarlyBirdCameo: Butters' father can be seen in the crowd outside of Jesus' house.
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* TheCameo: A [[Recap/SouthParkS3E4Jakovasaur Jakovasaur]] can be seen in the news in France.

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* TheCameo: A [[Recap/SouthParkS3E4Jakovasaur [[Recap/SouthParkS3E4Jakovasaurus Jakovasaur]] can be seen in the news in France.
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* TheCameo: A [[Recap/SouthParkS3E4Jakovasaurs Jakovasaur]] can be seen in the news in France.

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* TheCameo: A [[Recap/SouthParkS3E4Jakovasaurs [[Recap/SouthParkS3E4Jakovasaur Jakovasaur]] can be seen in the news in France.
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* TheCameo: A [[Recap/SouthParkS3E4Jakovasaurs Jakovasaur]] can be seen in the news in France.
* ContinuityNod:
** Cartman, Kenny and Kyle gather for their "period meeting" in Cartman's clubhouse which he and Kenny built-in "[[Recap/SouthParkS2E12Clubhouses Clubhouses]]".
** Jesus has a picture of himself and Santa performing their duet from the previous episode.
** [[Recap/SouthParkS2E5ConjoinedFetusLady Chinese dodgeballers]] can be seen in the news in China.


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* RecycledAnimation: As a way of saving time and money, frames from "[[Recap/SouthParkS3E16MrHankeysChristmasClassics Mr. Hankey's Christmas Classics]]" are used; for instance, the scan of the colon infection is the x-ray scan from Mr. Hankey's intro song.
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* IHaveThisFriend: Stan is anxious to [[ItMakesSenseInContext get his period because his friends already have.]] He tells Chef that he has this friend who is upset because everyone already got their period. When Chef asks if he means his sister Shelly or his girlfriend Wendy, Stan says the identity of the person is irrelevant. He then talks to Dr. Mephesto about puberty and asks what happens if someone never went through it. Mephesto wants to know who never went through puberty, so Stan tells him his dad. He explains that's why he's there as his dad is too embarrassed to show up; Dr. Mephesto says he can't blame him.

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* NewYearHasCome: Jesus Christ and the entire town await the arrival of God on New Year's Eve 1999, as a way of making his dad proud of Him Jesus invites everyone to spend New Year's Eve in [[VivaLasVegas Las Vegas]], meanwhile Cartman and the other boys are convinced that they just got their periods [[spoiler: which later turns out to be a colon infection]]. God ''does'' finally arrive and allows the townspeople to ask one question, which is asked by Stan who asks why he's the only one who isn't getting his period, God points out to Stan that biological males can't have periods, only females can. * RealityEnsues: Stan takes a bunch of hormones obtained from Dr. Mephesto because he's insecure about not having hit puberty yet. He takes all the pills at once and wakes up the next morning with facial hair, a deeper voice...and titties. One of the side effects from excessive amounts of synthetic testosterone is gynecomastia, the development of breast tissue on males caused by the body producing excess estrogen to maintain homeostasis.

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* NewYearHasCome: Jesus Christ and the entire town await the arrival of God on New Year's Eve 1999, as a way of making his dad proud of Him Jesus invites everyone to spend New Year's Eve in [[VivaLasVegas Las Vegas]], meanwhile Cartman and the other boys are convinced that they just got their periods [[spoiler: which later turns out to be a colon infection]]. God ''does'' finally arrive and allows the townspeople to ask one question, which is asked by Stan who asks why he's the only one who isn't getting his period, God points out to Stan that biological males can't have periods, only females can.
* RealityEnsues: Stan takes a bunch of hormones obtained from Dr. Mephesto because he's insecure about not having hit puberty yet. He takes all the pills at once and wakes up the next morning with facial hair, a deeper voice...and titties. One of the side effects from excessive amounts of synthetic testosterone is gynecomastia, the development of breast tissue on males caused by the body producing excess estrogen to maintain homeostasis.

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* NewYearHasCome: This episode is set on New Year's Eve, 1999.
* RealityEnsues: Stan takes a bunch of hormones obtained from Dr. Mephesto because he's insecure about not having hit puberty yet. He takes all the pills at once and wakes up the next morning with facial hair, a deeper voice...and titties. One of the side effects from excessive amounts of synthetic testosterone is gynecomastia, the development of breast tissue on males caused by the body producing excess estrogen to maintain homeostasis.

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* NewYearHasCome: This episode is set Jesus Christ and the entire town await the arrival of God on New Year's Eve, 1999.
Eve 1999, as a way of making his dad proud of Him Jesus invites everyone to spend New Year's Eve in [[VivaLasVegas Las Vegas]], meanwhile Cartman and the other boys are convinced that they just got their periods [[spoiler: which later turns out to be a colon infection]]. God ''does'' finally arrive and allows the townspeople to ask one question, which is asked by Stan who asks why he's the only one who isn't getting his period, God points out to Stan that biological males can't have periods, only females can. * RealityEnsues: Stan takes a bunch of hormones obtained from Dr. Mephesto because he's insecure about not having hit puberty yet. He takes all the pills at once and wakes up the next morning with facial hair, a deeper voice...and titties. One of the side effects from excessive amounts of synthetic testosterone is gynecomastia, the development of breast tissue on males caused by the body producing excess estrogen to maintain homeostasis.
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* RealityEnsues: Stan takes a bunch of hormones obtained from Dr. Mephesto because he's insecure about not having hit puberty yet. He takes all the pills at once and wakes up the next morning with facial hair, a deeper voice...and titties. One of the side effects from excessive amounts of synthetic testosterone is gynecomastia, the development of breast tissue on males caused by the body producing excess estrogen to maintain homeostasis.



* TitleDrop: Done by Jesus, asking God for advice.

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* TitleDrop: Done by Jesus, asking God for advice.advice.
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Cartman and Kenny mistake a colon infection for their menstrual cycles, prompting Kyle to lie about "getting his period" and Stan to ingest hormone pills so he will not feel left out. Meanwhile, Jesus plans a New Years' party and is worried God will not be there.

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* {{God}}: He appears in this episode, and he's depicted as...quite a bit different than most portrayals of Him.
* NewYearHasCome: This episode is set on New Year's Eve, 1999.
* TheyKilledKennyAgain: Kenny dies of his colon infection near the end of the episode.
* TitleDrop: Done by Jesus, asking God for advice.

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