September's SOUTH PARK Lineup on CC

Aug 22, 20001 post by 1 posteralt.tv.southpark
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As most of you are aware, the month of August has been set aside for the episodes that win the SOUTH PARK E-LECTION on ComedyCentral.com ... but I found the following episode information on the CC site for the reruns scheduled for September (in instances where the Sat. episode is different than Wed.'s, I've listed all Sat. & Sun. times):

Saturday, Sep 2 10:00PM Late Night Saturday, Sep 2 2:00AM Sunday, Sep 3 11:00PM #108 - Damien - Jesus and Satan fight a battle for spiritual domination which conflicts with Cartmans birthday party

Wednesday, Sep 6 10:00PM #208 - Summer Sucks - A ban on fireworks threatens the 4th of July festivities until the mayor comes up with a plan to put South Park on the map.

Saturday, Sep 9 10:00PM Late Night Saturday, Sep 9 2:00AM Sunday, Sep 10 11:00PM #213 - Cow Days - Its rodeo time in South Park and Stan, Kyle, Cartman and Kenny compete in the Bull riding event.

Wednesday, Sep 13 10:00PM #304 - Tweek vs. Craig - the boys coerce two of their reluctant classmates, Tweek and Craig, into a school yard fight.

Saturday, Sep 16 10:00PM Late Night Saturday, Sep 16 2:00AM Sunday, Sep 17 11:00PM #103 - Volcano - The boys' hunting trip is threatened by activity from a nearby

volcano and a mysterious creature.

Wednesday, Sep 20 10:00PM #104 - Big Gay Als Big Gay Boat Ride - Stans dog explores his sexuality.

Saturday, Sep 23 10:00PM Late Night Saturday, Sep 23 2:00AM Sunday, Sep 24 11:00PM #401 - Cartman's Silly Hate Crime 2000 - Just after the girls of South Park Elementary challenge the boys to a sledding race, Cartman gets himself sentenced to Juvenile Hall for 13 years. Stan, Kyle and Kenny can't beat the girls without Cartman's weight to anchor the sled so they get busy trying to break him out of jail. Meanwhile, Cartman must come to terms with life on the inside.

Wednesday, Sep 27 10:00PM #205 - Conjoined Fetus - South Park citizens help the school nurse deal with a strange medical disorder.

"They think that the best way to feed the birds is to give more oats to the horse." ~~ Joe Lieberman, on the Republican fiscal policies. GORE/LIEBERMAN 2000!