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* FanonDiscontinuity: Because Chef was such a well-loved character, many fans prefer to ignore this episode's existence for obvious reasons. Not helped by how needlessly brutal and disturbing Chef's death is.
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: Arguably considered to be the most nihilistic of all South Park episodes, even by the show's standards. From its dark subject matter about pedophilia, to Chef's grisly fate at the end, and the fact that the Super Adventure Club (a group of [[WouldHurtAChild child-rapists]]) [[KarmaHoudini don't face any comeuppance for their actions]]. This is one episode that most fans feel uncomfortable watching a second time.
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* NightmareFuel: ''[[CruelAndUnusualDeath Chef's death]]'', period.
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* NightmareFuel: ''[[CruelAndUnusualDeath Chef's death]]'', period. Also counting as NauseaFuel for the same reasons.
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%%Harsher in Hindsight doesn't apply here. It's not an example, for two reasons: 1) that's when the character's death circumstances somehow relate to those of their real-life actor, and 2) everyone dies.
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%%Harsher in Hindsight doesn't apply here. It's not an example, for two reasons: 1) that's when the character's death circumstances somehow relate to those of their real-life actor, actor or actress, and 2) everyone dies.
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* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: The message regarding barely concealed Scientology metaphor of the Super Adventure Club is even blunter than their previous episode on the subject. The "Super Adventure Club" is a fruity club that ruined a "fun guy" and their beliefs are far more absurd and preposterous than the other major religions. Unlike Mormonism and other religions, Stone and Parker make it clear there is nothing redeeming or of value that the "Super Adventure Club" brings.
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'''Kyle:''' You bastards. YOU BASTARDS!!!
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'''Kyle:''' You bastards. YOU BASTARDS!!!bastards... '''''YOU BASTARDS!!!'''''
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** The Cherry on Top: When Chef [[CallBack craps himself in death]], ''[[OOCIsSeriousBusiness Cartman doesn't laugh]].''
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** The Cherry on Top: When After that, when Chef [[CallBack craps himself in death]], ''[[OOCIsSeriousBusiness Cartman doesn't laugh]].''
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* NightmareFuel: '''Chef's [[CruelAndUnusualDeath death]]''', period.
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* NightmareFuel: '''Chef's [[CruelAndUnusualDeath death]]''', ''[[CruelAndUnusualDeath Chef's death]]'', period.
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* AllThereIsToKnowAboutTheCryingGame: Chef dies.
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** The Cherry on Top: When Chef [[CallBack craps himself in death]], ''[[OOCIsSeriousBusiness Cartman doesn't laugh]].''
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* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: Kyle's eulogy for Chef is quite a touching moment, and really shows how much the kids cared about Chef.
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* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: Kyle's eulogy for Chef is quite a touching moment, and really shows how much the kids cared about Chef.
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--->'''Stan:''' Oh my god. They killed Chef.
--->'''Kyle:''' You bastards. YOU BASTARDS!!!
* UncannyValley: Chef's dialogue is actually previous dialogue that's been mixed up really badly making him sound like an edited Youtube video. This might come off as unsettling to some.
--->'''Kyle:''' You bastards. YOU BASTARDS!!!
* UncannyValley: Chef's dialogue is actually previous dialogue that's been mixed up really badly making him sound like an edited Youtube video. This might come off as unsettling to some.
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--->'''Stan:''' Oh my god. They killed Chef.
--->'''Kyle:'''Chef.\\
'''Kyle:''' You bastards. YOU BASTARDS!!!
* UncannyValley: Chef's dialogue is actually previous dialogue that's been mixed up really badly making him sound like an edited Youtube video. This might come off as unsettling tosome.some.
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'''Kyle:''' You bastards. YOU BASTARDS!!!
* UncannyValley: Chef's dialogue is actually previous dialogue that's been mixed up really badly making him sound like an edited Youtube video. This might come off as unsettling to
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* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: Kyle's eulogy for Chef is quite a touching moment, and really shows how much the kids cared about Chef.
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--->'''Kyle:''' You bastards. YOU BASTARDS!!!BASTARDS!!!
* UncannyValley: Chef's dialogue is actually previous dialogue that's been mixed up really badly making him sound like an edited Youtube video. This might come off as unsettling to some.
* UncannyValley: Chef's dialogue is actually previous dialogue that's been mixed up really badly making him sound like an edited Youtube video. This might come off as unsettling to some.
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* NightmareFuel: '''Chef's death''', period.
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* NightmareFuel: '''Chef's death''', [[CruelAndUnusualDeath death]]''', period.
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* TearJerker: Chef's death, and his funeral.
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* TearJerker: Again, Chef's death, and also his funeral.
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* TearJerker: Chef's death, and his funeral.
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* TearJerker: Chef's death, and his funeral.funeral.
** Let's not forget the saddest use of the show's catchphrase.
--->'''Stan:''' Oh my god. They killed Chef.
--->'''Kyle:''' You bastards. YOU BASTARDS!!!
** Let's not forget the saddest use of the show's catchphrase.
--->'''Stan:''' Oh my god. They killed Chef.
--->'''Kyle:''' You bastards. YOU BASTARDS!!!
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%%Harsher in Hindsight doesn't apply here, for two reasons: 1) that's when the character's death circumstances somehow relate to those of their real-life actor, and 2) everyone dies.
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%%Harsher in Hindsight doesn't apply here, here. It's not an example, for two reasons: 1) that's when the character's death circumstances somehow relate to those of their real-life actor, and 2) everyone dies.
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%%Harsher in Hindsight doesn't apply here, for two reasons: 1) that's when the character's death circumstances somehow relate to those of their real-life actor, and 2) everyone dies.
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Note that if the event in question is something inevitable, such as people dying, that's not necessarily this trope. Everyone dies eventually, as far as we know. It would be this trope if the death had some link to how they appeared on screen.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Chef dying in this episode was bad enough, but what makes this more heartbreaking is that his voice actor Isaac Hayes would also die two years after the episode aired and that it was written completely unintentionally.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Chef dying in this episode was bad enough, but what makes this more heartbreaking is that his voice actor Creator/IsaacHayes would also die two years after the episode aired and that it was written completely unintentionally.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Chef dying in this episode was bad enough, but what makes this more heartbreaking is that his voice actor Creator/IsaacHayes Isaac Hayes would also die two years after the episode aired and that it was written completely unintentionally.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Chef dying in this episode was bad enough, but what makes this more heartbreaking is that his voice actor Creator/IsaacHayes would also die two years after the episode aired and that it was written completely unintentionally.
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* HarsherInHindsight: The death of Chef becomes even more painful when his voice actor, Isaac Hayes, passed away 2 years after this episode aired.
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* HarsherInHindsight: The death of Chef becomes even more painful when his voice actor, Isaac Hayes, passed away 2 years after this episode aired.
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"Note that if the event in question is something inevitable, such as people dying, that's not necessarily this trope. Everyone dies eventually, as far as we know. It would be this trope if the death had some link to how they appeared on screen."
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* HarsherInHindsight: Chef's death became this when Creator/IsaacHayes died not long after this episode aired. This also dashed some fans' hopes that he and the creators would eventually make amends and Chef would be written back in.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Chef's death became this when Creator/IsaacHayes died not look after this episode aired, which also dashed some fans' hopes that he and the creators would eventually make amends and Chef would be written back in.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Chef's death became this when Creator/IsaacHayes died not look long after this episode aired, which aired. This also dashed some fans' hopes that he and the creators would eventually make amends and Chef would be written back in.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Chef's death became this when IssacHays died not look after this episode aired, which also dashed some fans' hopes that he and the creators would eventually make amends and Chef would be written back in.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Chef's death became this when IssacHays Creator/IsaacHayes died not look after this episode aired, which also dashed some fans' hopes that he and the creators would eventually make amends and Chef would be written back in.
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* BrokenBase: While the episode got good reviews, the thing is that some considered this episode very bad, due to the horrific death of Chef, and also the episode was played too dramatic and darker than one would expect in South Park, especially by the ending.
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* BrokenBase: While the episode got good reviews, the thing is that some many considered this episode very bad, due to the horrific it too dark for it's own good, most notably how brutal Chef's death of Chef, and also the episode was played too dramatic and darker than one would expect in South Park, especially by the ending.was.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Chef's death became this when IssacHays died not look after this episode aired, which also dashed some fans' hopes that he and the creators would eventually make amends and Chef would be written back in.
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: "You know what you call a Jewish woman's boobs? Jewbs."
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* BrokenBase: While the episode got good reviews, the thing is that some considered very bad this episode, due to the horrific death of Chef, and also the episode was played too dramatic and darker than one would expect in South Park, especially by the ending.
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* BrokenBase: While the episode got good reviews, the thing is that some considered this episode very bad this episode, bad, due to the horrific death of Chef, and also the episode was played too dramatic and darker than one would expect in South Park, especially by the ending.
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* DesignatedHero: In this time, Cartman.
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* CompleteMonster: William Connelly could be a good candidate for this territory, since obsession that he has for turn Jo into a pedophile is played very seriously, even worse, he does it and gets away scot-free. The worst part is that even Cartman, an infant terrible and sociopathic, hates him. While Connelly not wanting to kill the boys, he, however, does not seem to mind psychologically traumatizing children in order to get their "marlocks". While Connelly not wanting to kill the boys, he, however, does not seem to mind psychologically traumatizing children in order to get their "marlocks".
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* BrokenBase: While the episode got good reviews, the thing is that some considered very bad this episode, due to the horrific death of Chef, and also the episode was played too dramatic and darker than one would expect in South Park, especially by the ending.
* CompleteMonster: William Connelly could be a good candidate for this territory, since obsession that he has for turn Jo into a pedophile is played very seriously, even worse, he does it and gets away scot-free. The worst part is that even Cartman, an infant terrible and sociopathic, hates him. While Connelly not wanting to kill the boys, he, however, does not seem to mind psychologically traumatizing children in order to get their "marlocks". While Connelly not wanting to kill the boys, he, however, does not seem to mind psychologically traumatizing children in order to get their "marlocks".
* DesignatedHero: In this time, Cartman.
* MemeticMutation: "And for dessert, how would you children like to suck on my chocolate salty balls?"
* MoralEventHorizon: Connelly crosses when he kidnaps Chef for turn him into a pedophile, again, and finally succeeds.
* NightmareFuel: '''Chef's death''', period.
* TearJerker: Chef's death, and his funeral.
* CompleteMonster: William Connelly could be a good candidate for this territory, since obsession that he has for turn Jo into a pedophile is played very seriously, even worse, he does it and gets away scot-free. The worst part is that even Cartman, an infant terrible and sociopathic, hates him. While Connelly not wanting to kill the boys, he, however, does not seem to mind psychologically traumatizing children in order to get their "marlocks". While Connelly not wanting to kill the boys, he, however, does not seem to mind psychologically traumatizing children in order to get their "marlocks".
* DesignatedHero: In this time, Cartman.
* MemeticMutation: "And for dessert, how would you children like to suck on my chocolate salty balls?"
* MoralEventHorizon: Connelly crosses when he kidnaps Chef for turn him into a pedophile, again, and finally succeeds.
* NightmareFuel: '''Chef's death''', period.
* TearJerker: Chef's death, and his funeral.