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In order to get out of school, the boys enter an anti-war demonstration. Not really knowing what they're protesting for, Mr. Garrison decides to teach the boys a lesson by making them write an essay about our founding fathers. Cartman, (being the lazy assh*le that he is) says that studying is way too much for a nine-year-old to handle and decides to cook up a crazy scheme in order to get out of it. With a crashing boulder, and electrocution Cartman finally gets what he wants... a flash back.

I have learned nothing from this episode at all.

Good episode, I felt so identificated with Cartman when he's trying to concentrate on reading the book to do the work and absolutely failing

can anyone tell me what the song's name is, cartman sings while killing this messenger guy during his flashback?

RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE. LOL

Well, the answer is coming 2 years later, but hopefully it helps the next person to wonder:

It was the Dawson's Crreek theme song, "I Don't Want to Wait" by Paula Cole.

She's also well known for "Where Have All the Cowboys Gone".

Does anyone know if Muhammad is supposed to be in the choir at the end of this episode?

The rest of the Super Best Friends are there. But I can't seem to find Muhammad.

I'm thinking either

- I'm completely missing him,
- they scrubbed him out,
- they put something over him, or
- he wasn't in it at all (which would be the oddest option).

Thx.

1. No, there is no Muhammad amongst his fellow SBFs in the choir. My guess is that he went AWOL and missed the party to have a wild gay orgy with Saddam and Satan in hell. If it's not the case, then where are all those deserters hiding???

2. Even though I have no idea whether the Muhammad thing is just a blooper or a sign of censorship, I know the real blooper comes right after the words "one hundred episodes" with fireworks going off, when we see an extra Joseph Smith standing next to David Blaine in the 2nd row from the top. The other Joseph Smith can be seen to the right of the alien visitor. Say whatever you want, but two Joseph Smiths are a little over-the-top even for a fucked up choir like this one, unless… one of them actually IS Muhammad, disguised as the Mormon prophet this time.

He was when it first aired. In the third row from the top, it was...

Towelie, Dr. Mephesto, Man with No Face, a Jackovasaur, Excalibur sorcerer, Jared, Hat McCullough, Sally Struthers, Krishna, Mr. Ose, Muhammad, Mr. & Mrs. Thompson, Lao Tse, (time machine guy with glasses), two Marklars, ???, Wendy, Starvin' Marvin

Here on the site, Buddha has replaced Muhammad. :/

Hmm! On the site as well as on the DVD then, because both versions are completely identical.

And so that's where it all really started…

(Will, if you are interested: the blond-haired character standing between the two Marklars and Wendy is none other than the 2nd nerdy "time machine guy with glasses," as you call them.)

Hmmm... I guess I'm wrong and it was Buddha all along. But sometimes changes are made between Wednesday and Saturday. If I can find the original airing and Muhammad is in there, then that's what happened. The Saturday airings are what end up on the DVDs.

(i was gonna mention calling them by the names they called each other, but then i realized that they both called each other 'pizza face'. :/)

Anyway,
I've never enjoyed the ending of this one. Always felt it was too campy, even for South Park. I know that's what they were going for, but... I mean, really?
I did however enjoy the animation of 1776. I thought it was an interesting choice not to give the people typical South Parkien features.

How is Jimbo considered a hick by Randy? Rn't they brothers? If Jimbo is Stan's uncle.... then how r Randy or Sharon different from Jimbo?

Ah the good ole days when the boys were innocent and cartman pronounced *nazi* *naisey*.
Goood times good times..

I'm a little bit country I am... And I'm a lil' bit Rock 'n Roll!