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South Park
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| Title: | Canada on Strike |
| Episode Number: | 171 |
| Season: | 12 |
| Season Episode #.: | 4 |
| Production Number: | 1204 |
| Original Airdate: | Wednesday April 02nd, 2008 |
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Canada has had enough. Lead by the World Canadian Bureau, the country enters a long and painful strike in hopes the rest of the world will meet their demands. As a result of the strike, the boys are not able to see new episodes of their favorite comedic duo, Terrance and Phillip. It's now up to them to help Canada and end the strike.
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| Stephen Abootman: Look guy, we have to stay strong. If you don't stand with your fellow Canadians.. then you are rats!
Terrance: Don't call me a rat, buddy.
Stephen Abootman: I'm not your buddy, friend.
Phillip: He's not your friend, guy.
Stephen Abootman: I'm not your guy, buddy.
Terrance: He's not your buddy, friend.
Stephen Abootman: I'm not your friend, guy.
| Kyle: Yeah, but you know, I learned something today. We thought we could make money on the Internet. But, while the Internet is new and exciting for creative people, it hasn't matured as a distribution mechanism to the extent that one should trade real and immediate opportunities for income for the promise of future online revenue. It will be a few years before digital distribution of media on the Internet can be monetized to the extent that necessitates content producers to forego their fair value in more traditional media.
Stan: ..Yeah.
| Stephen Abootman: (on TV) When you think of Canada, what's the one thing that comes to mind?
Cartman: Gayness!
(The students laugh)
Stephen Abootman: That's right, spirit. What is it that makes Canada so important?
Craig: Nothing!
(the students laugh again)
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Whilst the boys wait in line to receive their Internet money, they meet up with other famous Internet stars. Shown above, in order, are:
- Afro Ninja
- Tay Zonday (best known for the song "Chocolate Rain")
- Chris Crocker
- Gary Brolsma (best known as the Numa Numa Guy)
- Star Wars Kids
- Jay Maynard (best known as the Tron Guy)
Other famous Internet stars that appear in the episode are Dramatic Gopher, Back Dormitory Boys, Laughing Baby, and the Sneezing Panda.
| I Fart Huckabees:
The Terrance and Phillip episode is called "I Fart Huckabees." This is a parody of the film I Heart Huckabee (2004), directed and produced by David O. Russell.
| YouToob:
The boys video is uploaded on a site called YouToob. This is a parody of YouTube, a popular video uploading site that was recently bought by Google.
| In the episode, the country of Canada is on strike. This is a reference to the Writer's Guild of America strike. The boys end up watching endless re-runs of the Terrance and Phillip show: no new episodes are being made because Terrance and Philip are Canadian. During the Writer's Guild Strike, most TV-shows were on hold. Also, in the episode, the World Canadian Bureau is called the WGA, short for the Writer's Guild of America.
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