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Something You Can Do with Your Finger 

Something You Can Do with Your Finger
South Park episode

Will Cartman finally realize his dream of making $10,000,000 by starting a boy band?
Episode no. Season 4
Episode 56
Written by Trey Parker
Production no. 409
Original airdate July 12, 2000
Season 4 episodes
South Park - Season 4
April 5, 2000December 20, 2000
  1. Cartman's Silly Hate Crime 2000
  2. The Tooth Fairy Tats 2000
  3. Quintuplets 2000
  4. Timmy 2000
  5. Pip
  6. Cartman Joins NAMBLA
  7. Cherokee Hair Tampons
  8. Chef Goes Nanners
  9. Something You Can Do with Your Finger
  10. Do the Handicapped Go to Hell?
  11. Probably
  12. 4th Grade
  13. Trapper Keeper
  14. Helen Keller! The Musical
  15. Fat Camp
  16. The Wacky Molestation Adventure
  17. A Very Crappy Christmas

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"Something You Can Do with Your Finger" is episode 56 of the Comedy Central series South Park. It originally aired on July 12, 2000.

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Plot synopsis

In a dream, Cartman sees himself and the rest of the gang becoming the next big boy band to sweep the nation, earning them (or, at least, him) the admiration of thousands of beautiful women and $10,000,000, his pursuit of which becomes a running plot line over the following few episodes. Convinced that his dream is a message from God, Cartman corrals Stan, Kyle, Kenny and eventually Wendy (since all boy bands must have five members) into making a band called Fingerbang. Cartman believes that the term refers to the action of pretending one's hand is a gun; it seems that only Kenny knows the actual definition, but no-one else believes him. The boys and Wendy attempt to secure a gig at the mall but must first evade two ornery mall security guards by causing a stampede.

Stan's father inexplicably throws a fit when he discovers what his son is up to and forbids him to take part in the band. It is eventually revealed that he was once in a famous boy band ("The Ghetto Avenue Boys") back in the 1980s. He dropped out of high school and left his friends and family behind to pursue this fame. Although initially wildly successful, the band was quickly replaced due to its members' getting "too old". Deep in debt and properly shamed, Randy was forced to sell his possessions and return home with the remainder of his earnings to complete his education.

After a heart-to-heart, father-to-son conversation, however, he agrees to let Stan play, deciding that his son has to make his own mistakes in order to learn. The two rush to the mall for the gig, where Cartman is desperately stalling for time while they try to find a replacement for Stan.

Stan and Randy arrive in the nick of time — just in time, in fact, for Kenny to be crushed by an elevator, reducing their numbers once more to four. Randy gallantly steps in to replace Kenny and perform the song. When one of the few remaining listeners asks for an autograph afterwards, the group realises that, what with all this "fame" that they have acquired, they will never be able to live normal lives. They promptly break up the band.

Censorship

In syndication, a shot of Cartman's mom urinating into a cup during a clip from a pornographic movie featuring Mr Mackey, which accidentally finds its way onto the audition tape with which Cartman and his band wins reluctant favour with the eccentric mall manager,[1] is removed. The syndicated version leaves in Wendy's audition for the band but mutes out the first part of "contaminated water" (sounds like Cunt-aminated) with a loud, piano-chord sound effect.

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Notes

  1. ^ The mall manager is played by Marcus Vaughn, a friend of Parker and Stone who appeared in Parker's film Orgazmo as a "stunt cock".citation needed


Preceded by
Chef Goes Nanners
South Park episodes Followed by
Do the Handicapped Go to Hell?
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