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South Park
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| Title: | Weight Gain 4000 |
| Episode Number: | 3 |
| Season: | 1 |
| Season Episode #.: | 3 |
| Production Number: | 102 |
| Original Airdate: | Wednesday August 27th, 1997 |
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Cartman wins an environmental essay contest, but Wendy suspects that he cheated. The town learns that Kathie Lee Gifford will visit South Park to present Cartman's award live on television, which causes Mr. Garrison to seek revenge upon her for something she did to him in the past. As the town prepares for Kathie Lee's arrival, Cartman tries to get in shape for his television appearance.
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| | •Trey Parker (1) | voiced | Stan Marsh, Eric Theodore Cartman, Herbert Garrison, Officer Barbrady, Terrance, Timmy, Ned Gerblanski, Satan, Randy Marsh, Various | | •Matt Stone | voiced | Kyle Broflovski, Kenny McKormick, Gerald Broflovski, Pip Pirrup, Jesus, Jimbo Kearn, Phillip, Saddam, Various | | •Mary Kay Bergman | voiced | Wendy Testaburger, Liane Cartman, Sheila Broflovski, Sharon Marsh, Mrs. McKormick, Mayor McDaniels, Ms. Crabtree, Various |
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| Cartman: Dolphins, Eskimos, who cares? It's all a bunch of tree-loving hippy crap!
| Cartman: (singing) I'm gonna be on television. I'm gonna be on television!
Stan: We don't believe for a minute that you won that contest fairly, fat boy.
Cartman: Oh, stop defending your girlfriend for writing about some stupid fish.
Stan: Dude, dolphins aren't stupid. They're intelligent and friendly.
Cartman: Intelligent and friendly on rye bread with some mayonnaise.
| Mr. Garrison: Yes, I need a gun.
Jimbo: Would this be for hunting, home protection, or other?
Mr. Garrison: Other.
Jimbo: All righty then!
| Kyle: Cartman, you're such a fat ass that when you walk down the street people go 'God damn it, that's a big fat ass!'
Cartman: No they don't, you jealous weakling.
Man: God damn, that's a big fat ass!
Cartman: Hey!
| Kyle: Hey Stan, did you see that rainbow this morning?
Stan: Yeah, it was huge.
Cartman: Heh, I hate those things.
Kyle: Nobody hates rainbows.
Stan: Yeah, what's there to hate about rainbows?
Cartman: Well, you know, you'll just be sitting there, minding your own business, and they'll come, marching in and crawl up your leg and start biting the inside of your ass. And you'll be all like, 'Hey, get out of my ass you stupid rainbows!'
| Mr. Garrison: Hello, Officer Barbrady.
Officer Barbrady: Nice gun!
Mr. Garrison: Thanks. Is there someplace in town where I can get a good, clear shot, er, view of Kathie Lee?
Officer Barbrady: Hmmm. Y'know, I think the book depository would be a good bet!
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| Mr. Hat disappears and reappears several times when Stan and Wendy are trying to convince Mr. Garrison not to shoot Kathie Lee.
| Wendy's gloves disappear sometimes when she is searching through the papers.
| Mr. Garrison buys the wooden trim version of the rifle from Jimbo. When he's talking to Officer Barbrady it's the standard version, and when he's in the book depository it's the wooden trim version again.
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| Mr. Garrison: You talkin' to me?
In Jimbo's Guns, Mr. Hat looks at several choices, staring in the mirror and asking, "You talkin' to me?" He is re-enacting a scene from Martin Scorsese's 1976 film Taxi Driver. In the film mentally unstable character Travis Bickle (Robert De Niro) speaks these lines.
| Officer Barbrady: Hmmm. Y'know, I think the book depository would be a good bet!
Officer Barbrady suggests that Mr. Garrison might get a good, clear "view" of Kathie Lee from the book depository. In 1963 assassin Lee Harvey Oswald shot President John F. Kennedy from the sixth floor of a book depository in Dallas, Texas.
| Mr. Garrison: I would have gotten away with it if it weren't for those meddling kids.
At the end of the episode, Mr. Garrison attributes his failure to kill Kathie Lee and subsequent capture to "meddling kids." Almost every episode of Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! ended with the villains uttering the same lament.
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