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HOST: Tonight I have a friend with me here who is, uh, "hooked" ... on "South Park." Jim, when did you first contract the "SP habit"?
GUEST: Three years ago, Ken, I became ... a "queef."
H: A "queef"? Is this a term that ... I don't undestand too much about being --
G: Well, that what we people call ourselves sometimes.
H: "Queefs."
G: Yeah...
H: Well, how did this happen? How did you get into this, this terrible situation that has torn your soul so very far apart?
G: Oh, it was when I started watching ... Mr. Mackey.
H: "Mister Mackey."
G: Well, I got sort of wrapped up the show...
H: Was this a friend of yours?
G: No, he's a fellow that's on "South Park."
H: Oh, I see.
G: I see you don't watch "South Park" very much.
H: Well, I have had other interests, and that's why I -- but we're discussing you.
G: Oh, yeah.
H: "Mister Mackey" was the fellow that put you on this --
G: Yeah, I got wrapped up in the show, Ken. It just, just the sort of thing that made me feel relaxed, and forget my troubles...
H: What, did you start out with, uh, just watching a little bit, huh?
G: Just a little bit. A few hours a day.
H: And then, how much are you watching now?
G: Well, I figure it's about fifteen hours.
H: Fifteen hours, and you, how long do you sleep?
G: Well, I usually get about four or five hours sleep.
H: Oh I see, that leaves fifteen hours that you watch "South Park", and four or five hours that, how long do you work, four or five hours a day?
G: Yeah, when I work.
H: Oh, there are days that you when you don't even work, you just --
G: I can't!
H: Well, why not?
G: I have to watch "South Park"!
H: ....ohhhhhhh. Well, unless --
G: I got a TV set in my car, too.
H: In you car??
G: Yeah.
H: Well, that will have to go right away.
G: Well, they say it's illegal, but, uh, I don't care. I can't miss Kenny dying again. Do you realize I'm missing Mr. Hankey right now?
H: I had no idea, who is this...
G: This is the longest I've been away from a "South Park" episode on TV in two years.
H: "Mister Hankey." Is this some "friend" of yours that you watch "South Park" with??
G: (???) ... He's ON "South Park"!!
H: Well, the same way YOU'RE "on" "South Park"!!
G: He's a character, he's a character on "South Park"!
H: He's a "character on 'South Park'"! What do you mean, he's one of the guys that you're "hooked" with, I mean, you watch him!?
G: Yeah! Yeah!
H: What does he give you?
G: Um, entertainment. Makes me laugh. Makes me forget my worries.
H: Well, you mustn't have any worries at all if you're watching "South Park" fifteen hours a day.
G: Well, that's why I came here. I do, and I don't know just why I have them.
H: What's your problem?
G: I shouldn't have any worries because watching "South Park" makes me happy again, but...
H: What's your problem?
G: ...I'm worried.
H: About what?
G: I watch too much "South Park."
H: If watching "South Park" gives you what you say it gives you --
G: I can feel ... PAIN starting right NOW! I've got to watch an ep!
H: You've "got to watch an ep"??
G: Turn on that television, will you, Ken?
H: No, I, I, that television is, is, uh, not connected to cable. That is not --
G: Turn it on, will you?
H: No, that is not --
G: I'm starting to get ... these PAINS!
H: Listen, I don't care WHO'S on "South Park" right now!
G: OH!! KEN!!
H: There's probably nothing but an old rerun of a George Lucas Christmas Special!
G: I DON'T CARE!
H: It's not worth it!
G: KEN! Turn it on! Please!
H: Listen, read this book!
G: Please!
H: Here. Try this.
G: Turn it on!
H: Here's a "Little Abner" comic book... Mamm--
G: I've just got to get over to that televsion and TURN "SOUTH PARK" ON!!!
H: All right, let me help you...
G: Oh! These pains are too much!
H: ...let me help you, I'll just let you watch for a few seconds. There you are!--
G: .... ahhhh, oh, that's much better.
H: ...all right...
G: Ahhh. Oh, there it is...
H: Oh, to see this ...
G: I don't even, even need the audio, you know, I don't need the audio.
H: ...shameful, shameful.
G: Just the video.
H: Shameful, shameful.
G: Ahh, that's great. Kenny's dead.
H: Ohhhh, there's nothing I can do for you.
G: I feel much better.
H: No, I think you're going to have to give yourself up. You're beyond my treatment. I think that's all you can do, is to just give yourself up.
G: You can turn it off for a minute now, I'll, I'll run right home and watch it. SEE YA LATER, KEN!! [stumbles out]
H: Well, one of the many problems that I face... Well, wait a minute,
I, I think I'll turn "South Park" on myself. My gosh! It's beautiful!
Why, it's crappy animation! And there's an obnoxious fat kid in the
center of the screen! He's got a bag of Cheesy Poofs! And he's got --
...his mom's a slut!!
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