Mr. Mackey comes out and stands in front of a big TV and between two bulky tower speakers: Mr. Mackey: Students, quiet please, m'kay? S12 • E5. Gerald's new law goes into effect and DEA agents round up all the cats. Abootman responds "more money", and when asked where this money should come from he exclaims "the Internet makes lots of money. Kyle approaches the other boys with worries about his brother, but they are too busy watching Terrance and Phillip to care. Despite protests from Terrance and Phillip, Abootman vows to continue the strike. Cartman begins taking in stray cats to save them from the DEA. The boys worry that Kenny has become a cheese addict. South Park. Gerald offers his 'super-lawyer' powers to help rid South Park of cats. When the boys present him their theoretical dollars, Abootman is outraged, and refuses to call off the strike until he feels he has won something. All the other students laugh and ridicule the Canadians (except for Ike, who is the only South Park Elementary student of Canadian descent). A page for describing Recap: South Park S 12 E 4 Canada On Strike. https://southpark.cc.com/video-clips/23wou0/south-park-canada-s-strike-song South Park. No Sympathy: The rest of the world laughed at Canada's national appreciation day, and when Canada went on strike their leaders waited for them to all die from its self-imposed famine so they can use the now vacant territory for land development (Newfoundland was planned to be a theme park). Canada goes on strike and demands more money, but nobody takes the strike seriously. 22:00. South Park. 22:00. Later, Kyle is watching Ike, his adopted brother from Canada, stand outside his house, picketing. Canada on Strike The South Park Elementary school gym, day. Mr. Mackey informs the students that it is Canada Appreciation Day. The boys have have a serious talk with Kenny about his Cheesing. Mr. Mackey comes out and stands in front of a big TV and between two bulky tower speakers: Mr. Mackey: Students, quiet please, m'kay? All the other students laugh and ridicule the Canadians (except for Ike, who is the only South Park Elementary student of Canadian descent). The boys present Stephen Abootman with the theoretical money they made on the internet. With Trey Parker, Matt Stone, Kathryn Howell, Mona Marshall. 04/02/2008 . ... South Park. South Park and all related titles, logos and characters are trademarks of Comedy Partners. Unfortunately, … He plays a video in which Stephen Abootman, President of the World Canadian Bureau (initialism: WGA),[2] asks the students to remember all of Canada's contributions to the world. ", Cartman responds "Gayness!" [3] It goes viral, but in order to claim their money at the Colorado Department of Internet Money, the boys must wait in line behind other Internet video sensations, such as Laughing Baby, Dramatic Chipmunk,[4] Tay Zonday, Afro Ninja, Sneezing Panda, Chris Crocker, Tron Guy, the Star Wars Kid, and Numa Numa. It's "Canada Appreciation Day" and Mr. Mackey shows everyone a video. While Ms. Garrison is off trying to find a way to become the man he always intended to be, Cartman is put in charge of the classroom. It aired on April 2, 2008. Comedy Central. The citizens of Canada have had enough mocking, and are ready to sing about it. Randy makes the boys watch a boring political debate between Obama and Clinton. Directed by Trey Parker. The head of the World Canadian Bureau leads the country into a long and painful strike and the responsibility of brokering a settlement rests with the boys. In C 04/02/2008 . "Canada on Strike" is the fourth episode of Season Twelve, and the 171st overall episode of South Park. Free With Purchase of Equal or Greater Value. and when Abootman asks, "What is it that makes Canada so important? ", Craig replies "Nothing!" Canada goes on strike and demands more money, but nobody takes the strike seriously. 2020 South Park Digital Studios LLC. As you may or may not know, today is Canada Appreciation Day. Canada on Strike The South Park Elementary school gym, day. "; the other delegates try to explain that they cannot give Canada money, but Abootman is insulted, storms out and shouts that the strike will continue. The Canadians celebrate their greatest victory. South Park © 2020 Comedy Partners. Kyle's parents find a cat hidden in his room and are convinced he's on the Cheese. ", Cartman responds "Gayness!" Ike pickets in solidarity with his countrymen and the boys fear for his life, so they step in to broker a settlement with the head of the World Canadian Bureau. However, the boys try to make money for Canada by turning Butters into an Internet video star. Give us some of that money! Canada On Strike. Full Ep. All Rights Reserved. Canada On Strike. When Abootman and his cohorts announce the strike to an assembly of world leaders, the other countries' delegates are confused as to what exactly Canada wants. In a plan to raise money from the Internet, the boys post a video on "YouToob" of Butters singing Samwell's "What What (In the Butt)". Comedy Central. The students have been called to show up there. After realizing that all the Terrance and Phillip episodes are reruns, they attempt to call Steven Abootman to end the strike. The head of the World Canadian Bureau leads the country into a long and painful strike and the responsibility of brokering a settlement rests with the boys. Canada On Strike Season s12 Episode e04 Written By Trey Parker Production Code 1204 Original Air Date 2008-04-02 Episode Chronology The Official South Park Studios Wiki The students of South Park Elementary learn about Canadian Appreciation Day. 04/09/2008. Gerald's been clean for ten years, but can't resist the temptation to Cheese one last time. However, the boys try to make money for Canada by turning Butters into an Internet video star. Mr. Mackey informs the students that it is Canada Appreciation Day and plays a video in which Stephen Abootman, President of the World Canadian Bureau, asks the students to remember all of Canada's contributions to the world. All Rights Reserved. After the citizens of the world fail to acknowledge "Canada Appreciation Day," Canadians everywhere go on strike. Eek, A Penis! In an argument over who is more famous, most of the other Internet celebrities kill each other (the fate of Laughing Baby, Asian Backstreet Boys, and Afro Ninja is never depicted), the boys advance in line, and they receive 10 million "theoretical dollars", which are printed on clear plastic cheques with no monetary value. 2020 South Park Digital Studios LLC. and Craig replies "Nothing!" While on the phone with him, they agree that Canada deserves more money but they do not have any to give. The episode was a criticism of the 2007–2008 Writers Guild of America strike. Mr. Mackey divulges too much information about various ways to get high. All Rights Reserved. The head of the World Canadian Bureau leads the country into a long and painful strike and the responsibility of brokering a settlement rests with the boys. When he asks, "When you think of Canada, what's the one thing that comes to mind? In Canada, Abootman learns of the world's lackluster response to Canada Appreciation Day, and resolves to have the country go on strike, spurring the Canadians to break out into a choreographed song and dance number. All Rights Reserved. South Park and all related titles, logos and characters are trademarks of Comedy Partners. The strike situation worsens when The Danish show up to take the place of the striking Canadians. As a result, people from Denmark flock to the U.S. to take the place of the striking Canadians. Still striking, many Canadians are dying of starvation, and a news report shows that the United States has brought in Danish people to fill their positions. Season 12 E 4 • 04/02/2008. As a punishment, Mr. Abootman and his men are banished by being set adrift on a block of ice. South Park © 2020 Comedy Partners. Canada On Strike. Eek, A Penis! This episode is currently unavailable on South Park Studios. Directed by Trey Parker. After being mocked, Canada goes on strike… The strike is settled, and the boys go home where Kyle gives an extremely verbose speech about the current feasibility of generating revenue on the Internet. With Trey Parker, Matt Stone, Kathryn Howell, Mona Marshall. While Ms. Garrison is off trying to find a way to become the man he always intended to be, Cartman is put in charge of the classroom. Ike hits the picket lines in support of his Countrymen. The boys try to collect their Internet income at the Department of Internet Money. before all the other students laugh and ridicule the Canadians. 04/09/2008. As you may or may not know, today is Canada Appreciation Day. Gerald realizes cheesing just isn't worth it. Cartman : Oh God, I'm bored already. Abootman throws a party to celebrate end of the strike and treats it as a great victory for Canada with Celebration playing, but Terrance and Phillip reveal to the Canadian public that the gumballs and coupons are worth $3,008, whereas Canadians lost $10.4 million by not working during the strike. When he asks "When you think of Canada, what's the one thing that comes to mind? 22:00. The students have been called to show up there. Abootman also asks, "What is it that makes Canada so important?" The boys grow tired of Terrance and Phillip reruns and realize the Canadian strike must end. Kyle convinces the world leaders to give Canada a consolation prize of gumballs and Bennigan's coupons. Kenny volunteers to be the first to try getting high off of cat pee.