December 5, 2024 • 44 mins
To kick of Privy Christmas, we take a trip back to South Park for the next episode featuring everyone favorite holidy turd, Mr Hankey. Things aren't great in Hankey household, and the boys need to save South Park, so what better way to enjoy than watching the episode along with us!
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>> Hunter Hoover (00:02):
His wife has a very clear drinking problem. I don't
think shes happy in their marriage.
They're also pieces of crap.
Welcome back to Privy.
Privy is a podcast about
(00:23):
bathrooms recorded
from my home bathroom. I'm your
host Hunter Hoover and I love
bathrooms. Happy
Privy Christmas everyone. It's our
month long celebration of the holiday season brought
to you by the bathroom Mat. Here's what I'm going to
(00:44):
say. Bathroom mats pretty great.
The bathroom mat has a purpose
on those cold nights. You know, it's
blustery, the wind's blowing, it's
howling. At the point of this episode's
record, we just survived what was called a
cyclone bomb. Never heard of it. Not sure it's
real, but it's, it's pretty much the wind blew really
(01:07):
hard and it got kind of cold and windy and rainy.
And on those cold nights, those blustery evenings
when you wake up in the middle of the night and level two
tummy grumble, your toesies get
cold when you're on minute 20 of sitting
on the pot and there's no mat between your feet
and the floor. So. So the bathroom
(01:27):
mat exists for a purpose. The trouble
is is the mat lands. You know, it gets thrown
in the wash or for some reason,
God only knows like
the, the bathroom mat gets moved and it's sitting
away from where it ought to live, around the bottom of the
toilet or at least at the feet section of the
toilet where it can keep my toesies warm.
(01:50):
Now you get ice toes in the middle of the night,
you get little, you get little frost bitten little
nubbins and it's no good.
And I think there's a market
for a heated bathroom mat
like the ones that go around the toilet. Heated bathroom
mats Tmtmtm.
(02:11):
In these colder months they need something between
our hoofies and the bathroom floor. The bathroom
floor is a cold floor. It's probably the
coldest floor in the house in my opinion. It just
is cold. You got to keep the
joints and the toes warm in the cool
of the evening. They do a number on them,
(02:32):
the temperatures dropping. And as we
begin December and a month of Privy Christmas,
we have a number of fun discussions for you. We've
had a couple of mystery guests in years
past and you know, I'm
hoping that it stays calm this year. I kind of,
you know, it's been nice hearing from Santa and
Mrs. Claus, but, but this privy Christmas I kind of
(02:55):
just, I kind of want to just remain calm.
Keep it low key and
I'm hoping, fingers crossed,
I'M finally going to get to bring to you
privies hunters privy top
10 holiday treats. @ long
last it's
(03:15):
cooler. And uh, and one thing we
do every year on Privy Christmas
is, is we have a.
We discuss and we look at and we just
really revel in the.
The beauty that is one of everyone's
most beloved holiday characters
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to m. Do. So to kick off
privy Christmas 2024,
we got to take another trip back to the town
of south park to explore the
next installment of Mr. Hany's story,
which is brought to us via the south
park episode called A Very
(03:56):
Crappy Christmas
in the Past. For, for our look
at Mr. Hanky for the year, uh, uh,
we've discussed an ongoing controversy
around Mr. Hanky and, and another
seemingly anthropomorphic piece of
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crap. Uh, and I'm not talking about our pre.
No, uh, name Nutty the
Friendly Nutty the Friendly Dump. Now
it's all but squash. Like this controversy is all
but squash. The creator of Mr. Hanky has
(04:39):
said that the claim that Mr. Hanky is simply a
copy and paste of Nutty the Friendly Dump is
patently false. They're obviously completely different
ideas. Totally original IPS.
When we met Mr. Hanky,
the nutty controversies maybe one of the diff.
More difficult things that the town of south park is faced.
(05:00):
They've been through it. The town of south park, they've faced some
adversity, but nothing could be quite as
detrimental to their town as the Nutty
controversy. And what
we find when we look at the Nutty
controversy is whatever Nutty the Friendly
Dump had going on, which is by the way,
his name. I don't call him that.
(05:22):
God called. That's his God given name.
Nutty the Friendly Dump. First name
Nutty, middle name the Friendly,
last name Dump. If you don't understand
my, my go here. But whether
he's the source material for Mr.
Hany, Mr. Hanky has truly
become so much m more than Nutty the Friendly
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dog. When we met Mr. Hanky on his first
time out, it's kind of hard to tell if it's
like if, if Mr. Hanky's just like a figment of
one of the boys in South Park's brain or
if he's like really there,
that was what I struggle with. And it's not until we
find out that some character named Chef knows
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all about Mr. Hanky as well that that we
begin to get a feel like, oh, like this
is a character. Now I must
also admit, and this is one of the facets
of of my watch
of Mr. Hanky is
I. I have never seen south
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park other than the handful of
episodes that I've watched. For
our little tour of Mr. Hanky, I have
no knowledge of South Park. So in
my world, Mr. Hanky is
like the most pivotal core character to the
world of South Park. Turns out
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some guy named chef knows Mr. Hanky as
well. And then when we see Mr. Hanky
again the following season, we find out that
Mr. Hanky lives in the sewers
underneath south park and that he has
cool electric wizard powers. So that's
pretty neat. He's like the brown
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turd wizard that every story always
wanted, you know. In that
same season on the TV playing in the mall,
we see an episode of in the episode
Merry Christmas Charlie Manchion, a
TV show depicting
a kind of Mr. Hanky
version of a Christmas classic in the same in
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in the vein and style of the
Grinch. So
not only is Mr. Hanky a pivotal and
core character to the world of south park,
we see the lore around Mr. Hanky has
become much more than just his
origin.
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In his third real appearance,
Mr. Hanky last year we observed him
taking on the role of DJ Sl
host, wherein he highlights a
number of what I'm going to call alternative
holiday classics, which we covered at length in
last year's episode. Mr. Hanky
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is an established member of the south park
world, but he also exists
in his own world. The Mr.
Hank verse. He is in many
ways a uh, south park celebrity, but he's
also, he's kind of like Iron man
where like Iron man in Iron
Man's stories meets real life people that
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exist in real life. But Iron Man's not real.
Like Mr. Hanky meets real life people,
interacts with him, but he also has his own Mr.
Hanky universe. He's a South
park celebrity. I'm going toa tell
you this year
for uh, our Mr. Hanky special,
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we are going to be looking at season
four, episode 17, which is the next
appearance of Mr. Hanky and it's called A
very crappy Christmas. On what I'm
calling here at Privy Christmas is our
Mr. Hanky for calling turds Christmas
extravaganza. Watch along. And in our
extravaganja we're going to be doing our first ever
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watch along video for the podcast
for online purposes and of like not
wanting to get sued. Um, um, I could do
some shady. So here's the thing. There's ways
to like do shady, shady
dealings and, and you like. Oh, you
play the video up here. Oh look at it and you like make it
a little opaque and stick a weird
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whatever the top of that. I'm not playing games. Like we're not playing
this over. We're not doing any copyright infringement. What
this is gonna be is I'm going to do my best
to give you some live commentary
of a very crappy Christmas. Now, um,
um, for those who are, who are interested in
watching along with us at home, uh, uh,
(10:01):
I will let you know when it, when it's time to start us
off. Um, but if you have an HBO
Max subscription, you're going to want to
navigate u uh, to,
to season four,
episode 17
of of south park on HBO Max.
Now you might be able to find this
(10:22):
episode on YouTube and I'll look and see if it's out there. If it is,
I might post it in the thing below. Um
um, and, and
again I'm not trying to skirt. We're not playing
games with, with oh you know, all
Hoover. Um, he showed it on there. This is
purely going to be a watch long so if you would like to join
me to watch this
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video together
and we might put some screens and some stills up
later, uh, we don't know. But if you want to join me
in watching a very crappy
Christmas together, pause this
episode or don't and you just hear me watch the episode or
you can skip ahead like I don't
know, like 20ish minutes. If you skip ahead
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20 minutes you'll get to the synopsis and where we we really
unpack the world of Mr. Hanky after we
watch it together. But, but if you want to watch it together with us,
pause the episode. Now
go get your episode
ready, ready to fire up. Um um.
And then I'm go going toa give us a countdown on when to start
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it. So pause the episode.
And now if you, if you have
your episode ready, u uh, pull it
up and you can hit play. And
three, two,
one.
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All right. Characters and events. All celebrity voices
are impersonated. I feel like the
south park intro has gotten different. They're in
fourth grade. That's baffling for their language.
Um, um, oh yeah,
they feature Mr. Hanky in the intro. I have to go back
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and no, I don't want to do that because that kind of ruins the whole thing.
But like I, I haven't. Do they
put Mr. Hanky in the intro regularly also? They've
just got like live action stuff and this he's on, he's
Jewish.
Okay. He put milk and
cookies on the toilet.
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This little brother'name's Ike and he just ate a cookie right off the
toilet seat. What an animal. What? What a
raging animal. Yeah.
Aw. Uh. They're just waiting in eager
expectation for Mr. Hanky.
Mr. M. Hanky always shows up. He always
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does. It's the most
stereotypical Jewish parents that you've ever seen
in your entire life. Just unbelievably
stereotypical.
Man, they're really letting the awkward set in for Mr.
Hanky. He's taking a while to get there.
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Wonder why his little brother's drawn that way. He's got like a
weird eggh head that like separates in
half.
What the heck?
M. There's cockroach in the toilet.
Gross. Yuck. I hate roaches.
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Flippin roached, dude. I roaches are awful.
My family in Florida, they have roaches. They freak me out.
They'll scurry away. No way.
All his parents carried him to bed. He missed it.
The cookies are gone.
It's a roach. The roach ate the cookies.
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So d
All right. They snuck out in the middle of the night. Classic fourth
grade move. Kids. Don't. Don't do that. He's in
his underwear. The.
The one in the orange suits in his underwear. It's too good.
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He's just in the snow in his underwear.
You might get some germs if you're walking in pieces.
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There he is. Mr. Hankies arrived.
They're just standing in turds
and talking to a turd.
It's kind of confusing.
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Oh, Mr. M. Hanky's married. That's fun. Oh,
she's drunamk.
He can't get it right.
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He o.
He's a little bit, uh, different.
Oh, the nuggets are going up to spread Christmas
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cheer.
Mr. Hanky's wife's
kind of awful.
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It's a beautiful home.
Those walls are not soundproof.
She's pretty drunk. Like
for a turd. She does not hold her uphone.
Uh,
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nobody. Everybody's got ear muffs on
these days. It would just be like people walking around
AirPods.
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Nobody's buying stuff for Christmas. Joe Biden's
present. Everything's too expensive.
Everybody'sick at Christmas.
No,
you're not sick of Christmas and drinking winter spiced
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Cranberry Sprite?
Mhm. He kick him in the netuts.
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They did Charlie Brown.
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Oh, here we go.
Cool. They're gonna make their own like cartoon. That's
awesome.
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The spirit of Christmas. Oh my gosh. What was Snoopy
doing? That was just for a brief second, but
Snoopy looked like he was murdering Charlie Brown.
It's a terrifying sight.
We got a boost the Christmas spirit so people buy
presents. That seems to be the goal here. So
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that's cheap. 300 bucks for an
animated short. These boys are. These boys
are go getters. I'd say sign them
up.
Nowadays 4th graders would take 300 bucks and go blow it
on V bucks and prime sports energy
drinks. O Mr. Hanking. His wife
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are fighting again. This
mhm.
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Mr. Hanke's wife just absolutely just raised
earth. Him so funny.
Absolutely roached.
Who the flip is Butters?
This keyid looks like a dweeb.
(20:32):
Okay, not bad.
M.
It looks exactly like him. He's like. Oh, it kind of looks like
a
nobody wants you in the film, Butters. Y Yep, there it is. They told him
no good. What the heck
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is cow day? There is south park like big on
cows? Oh,
Butters is getting perverted. Oh,
dear lord. Nope. No sir.
Again. Yeah, Butters. See, this is why you Nobody's hanging out with
you, Butters. You're weird,
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Cornwallis. Hanky needs to get in the Christmas
spirit.
You'dang right you do. Like,
Mr. Hanky's wife's kind of awful.
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She makes fun of his digit a lot too. Like
Mr. Hany have a wiener.
It would seem that Mr. Hanky has a wiener. This might
be. This might be big Mr.
Hanky information that we're
getting here.
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It's facts. He is crap by
definition.
Oh, they're gonna start singing. Here we go.
Hey, there's the cows.
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The, uh, song is reaching in many ways.
Oh, the bear got him a snack.
(22:53):
Oh yeah, there's a big bear pile right there. He
just freshly skied it. Remember,
bears digestive trackact is is
unique. We talked about that. This last groundhogs o
giraffe poop. Wonder if giraffees got anything cool going on.
Why are we in the Serengeti?
It's so random.
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Oh, yep, just a. Just a very,
very straightforward frontal view of a woman taking it down. Thank
you for that, Mr. Hanky.
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Cornwallis really hit puberty right there.
Like he locked it down. That. That
musical number took a huge turn.
My dudes really like bringing
out the pipes there. Oh, look. Oh,
it's. It's like Lion King.
Oddly. O the bird just took a dump in the middle of the Lion
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King number.
All right.
Don't eat any hard peas.
Oh, gosh'so. Uh,
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supposed to sing Hanukkah songs.
Dradle, dreidele drele.
Ooh, they're going for it.
It's just them fighting and the guy thinks
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that'that's the story.
Um.
Oh, do you think this, like so he's like
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describing this process of animation. Do
you think that this is how the people that make south park
actually do this every time they make an episode? Because that
has. That is an endeavor. Like they're really going
for it.
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They sent the turd to do a clean up crew.
Oh yes.
Is she ever not just totally
scotched?
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South park just goes for it. Oh, no.
Just. Oh gosh.
Just draws a smile on the homeless
guy with pooh. That's disgusting.
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Screw you guys. I think the fat one might be my
fav Fav itite.
Ooh, another musical number. Here we go. Here we go. Big
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fan.
Huh? Huh?
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Why did they animate his face to look like the old, like
Frosty cartoon guy? That was
weird.
He's pretending to do the voice of the fat kid.
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Oh no. They just ran over the one
kid. Does he
die every episode of South Park? I feel like that. I feel
like he died last year.
Or I've seen that kid die in south park before. That
is, that is not great. Why would they
keep doing that? Oh, here we go. Okay, they're gonna show the movie. Here
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we go. This is what, this is what they've been working so
hard for. The fat ones Back
partman.
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The spirit of Christmas.
It'not bad for fourth graders.
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It's not going well. Oh, Mr. Hanky.
Oh gosh, Mr. Hanky. Quit
touching the. The projector.
You're pissing everybody off. Mr. Hanky, come on.
Everybody's leaving. You're, you're losing them.
Um,
there's like crap on the wall.
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Why is this lady s hair green?
You'born with that hair color.
Mhm.
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There'a cigarette box in Mr. Hingys room.
Why does Mr. Hanky have a sailor's hat
on? He usually has a Christmas hat. I wonder why does he have
a sailor's hat?
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The hex, Albert Poo Dinger.
Oh, the music's coming back. Here we go. We're gonna save
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Christmas. Maybe. Oh, they're shorts playing.
It's working out, huh?
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Mr. Hany's wife. Just a piece of work.
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Christmas is about presents. M u.
Uh, okay, here we go.
Okay.
That dude's a pervert. Guaranteed.
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This lady with the green hair is making me angry.
Oh, everybody's going to buy crap for each other for
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Christmas. Okay, they
saved it.
It's probably how the creators of south park
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felt after they had some success. They're like, oh, we got to make
this again. They're like oh, dear lord. Oh,
and the dead kid. Oh well. And the
credits are rolling. All right, let's end
it.
Well, that was
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something else. Thank you for joining us. If you're, if
you're jumping back in, if you, if you didn't watch through the episode with
us. Welcome back. I want to give my final thoughts.
So pretty much
the premise here, Mr. Hanky doesn't show up for Christmas
mostly because the spirit of Christmas has faded.
Uh, and he also seems to not
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show up due to some family trouble. Um,
his wife has a very clear drinking problem. I
don't think she's happy in their marriage.
They're also pieces of crap as Mr. Hanky
Duallyie notes throughout the episode. And
so he's going to try to teach his kids some
lessons about Christmas.
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They uh, go to boost the Christmas spirit.
U and their, their humor gets very meta.
They try to make a holiday,
uh, ah, animated holiday episode featuring
themselves, which is ironic because they're
starring in a holiday
animated episode featuring themselves. Uh uh,
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and remember there, there is this very blatant
message of consumerism. Um, and, and I
think that's on purpose. And we're gonna get to that in just a second.
And
I've only seen four or five episodes of South
Park'm I'm still worried for
the boy that dies every episode. I don't even know it'the name, but
I'm pretty sure I've seen this kid die at least two or three times now.
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Uh, ah, it's very funny. Uh, uh, Cartman I think
is becoming my favorite. The fat one. I don't know if his name's
Cartman. Um, um, all I know is Cartman's fat and
Kyle's a Jew. That's what I have learned and
gathered from my and Mr. Hanky's A Christmas
loving turd. And I think
in a very Crappy Christmas
featuring Mr. Hany. Uh, uh, I think the
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creators of south park are doing some of the truest
form of satire where they are
saying the quiet part about Christmas out
loud. Like every, every year,
like every Hallmark special and every Christmas movie
and every. They're all trying to make it like, oh, the true
meaning of Christmas. And, and while
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I do not believe that Christmas is about presents, it is
not. Um, um, I and I don't think that the, the
creators of south park truly believe that either.
I think they are making just the most purest
satirical, uh,
commentary on American
consumerism culture by like,
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no, nobody's buying stuff. We have to
turn this ship around. We have to get people
to go buy crap because it's
Christmas.
Like, can it be Christmas without spending money? Is
kind of the implicationelf Park. It's very
funny. Um, um, very satirical. But
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there, but there's some great things to take away and some little
nuggets of, of background that we're gonna
walk away with in this episode.
First is this, this is the first time that we have
seen Mr. Hanky's family, which is, which is kind of
fun. I'm um, big fan of Cornwallis. Big fan
of whatever the, the one that has the peanut stuck in
(36:50):
his head. Um, um, he's a little special.
Ah. Also, I loved the Charlie Brown,
like, nod to Charlie Brown Christmas and all of these
little like Christmas animated shorts that they, that
they brought into this episode about Christmas
animated shorts. It's very funny. Um, um, but
inside the episode of south park,
there's a couple pieces of South Park's history. And I, I'mnna
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be honest, I had to kind of go look into
this a little bit before I watched the
episode. Uh, uh, because I
found it when I was looking up the timeline for it, Mr.
Hanky and I was like, oh, that's interesting. And I started to read about
this. So the first episode of South
park debuted in 1997.
Listener, if you're not born yet, welcome. Uh,
(37:35):
uh, leave us a comment in the thing
or shoot us an email or do whatever you need to do.
Let us know that you're a Gen Z baby. Uh,
uh, but, but before south park
was South Park, south
park was kind of
the spirit of Christmas.
Trey Parker and Matt Stone are
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the satirical minds behind South Park. Trey
Parker was influenced by Monty Python. He began
writing plays and other things since grade school.
And he was always kind of one of those dream
big, see the big picture, make the big picture
happen type of kids. Uh,
Matt Stone grew up in Texas, where his dad
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insisted that if he's going to study music or tv,
he also asked to study mathematics. And
so this pursuit for a
job and a career brought mat and
trade to the University of Colorado in Boulder,
Colorado. And, and while in school, they
along with another friend, Ian Harding, founded a
production company named the Avenging
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Conscience. Now where's this going in the company?
They began using the cut out
paper animation style. We see
the boys of south park animating with
this style in the episode we just watched.
But it is also the animating style that, that
Matt and Trey use
in making south park. Fans of south
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park, they're going to recognize this form of animation
Their first work of animation was two short
holiday specials called the Spirit of
Christmas. Now if you just watched a very crappy
Christmas with us, the title Spirit of
Christmas will stand out because in the episode,
the boys of south park make
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a Christmas special to play for the town to get them to go
by crap called the Spirit of Christmas.
In the Spirit of Christmas. The first Spirit of
Christmas was subtitled Jesus Verseus Frosty
and it was released in 1992. Uh
uh, and this gained them attention by the
film department or school. Their short film, uh, uh, uh uh.
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The character who would later be known as Eric
Cartman, um, um, from south park is named
Kenny, uh uh. And he dies. So like there's a
little swap on that. But after this they
went on to make a full length film. So they made the
Spirit of Christmas Part one. And then they went on to make
a full length indie film about a cannibal
prospector and a questionable adult film made
(40:08):
for Japan. I don't know. But after moving
to Hollywood, they gained attention from Fox executive
Brian Grayn, who gave Parker and
Stone a check to produce, ah, a video greeting they could
send to their friends. They took the
money, it was about a thousand bucks, not 300, I would
note, and they made the video greeting. And
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this video greeting was the sequel to the Spirit of
Christmas. The Spirit of Christmas Part 2,
subtitled Jesus vs Santa.
This second short film released in
1995 and and it depicted
established depictions of
characters in the setting of South Park.
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In this version. Again, this is two years before the
first episode of south park hits the air.
The characters are named as they are commonly known
from the TV show. The short films
become the Spirit of Christmas, then the characters in
it become the basis for the
animated series South Park. In
fact, after the Spirit of Christmas 2
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went viral, even though going viral wasn't
even a thing that you really did back then, the
duo Trey and Matt decided to make
a TV show out of some of their characters. Now
we discussed this part on our Original look at Mr.
Hany, but the festive holiday turd is what kept
Fox from biting on south park,
(41:31):
where it was taken up by Comedy Central
instead. Many of the
scenes that the boys play
for the town to boost the spirit of
Christmas are taken from the
original spirit of Christmas to Jesus
versus Santa. And it is a bulk of what
the boys submit to boost the Christmas
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spirit and help Mr. Hanky save
Christmas. It's an interesting look
at the history of south park that the
creators took and put into
this holiday special for Mr. Hanky
that not only gives us more information about Mr. Hanky and
his family. Um, um. But also gives
us some interesting looks at some of
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the earliest parts of the south park
history. The more I learn about Mr.
Hanky, the more I feel like I come to
understand how much he is interconnected to the
identity of what south park really
is.
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Thank you all for, for joining us for our, for our
first episode of privy Christmas. Mr.
Hanky, for calling turds a, uh, Christmas
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No grunting in the bathroom. Keep the grunting out of it. As coach
Mikey last month and now as
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always, don't forget to flush.
His wife has a very clear drinking problem. I don't
think shes happy in their marriage.
They're also pieces of crap.
Welcome back to Privy.
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Privy Christmas everyone. It's our
month long celebration of the holiday season brought
to you by the bathroom Mat. Here's what I'm going to
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say. Bathroom mats pretty great.
The bathroom mat has a purpose
on those cold nights. You know, it's
blustery, the wind's blowing, it's
howling. At the point of this episode's
record, we just survived what was called a
cyclone bomb. Never heard of it. Not sure it's
real, but it's, it's pretty much the wind blew really
(01:07):
hard and it got kind of cold and windy and rainy.
And on those cold nights, those blustery evenings
when you wake up in the middle of the night and level two
tummy grumble, your toesies get
cold when you're on minute 20 of sitting
on the pot and there's no mat between your feet
and the floor. So. So the bathroom
(01:27):
mat exists for a purpose. The trouble
is is the mat lands. You know, it gets thrown
in the wash or for some reason,
God only knows like
the, the bathroom mat gets moved and it's sitting
away from where it ought to live, around the bottom of the
toilet or at least at the feet section of the
toilet where it can keep my toesies warm.
(01:50):
Now you get ice toes in the middle of the night,
you get little, you get little frost bitten little
nubbins and it's no good.
And I think there's a market
for a heated bathroom mat
like the ones that go around the toilet. Heated bathroom
mats Tmtmtm.
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In these colder months they need something between
our hoofies and the bathroom floor. The bathroom
floor is a cold floor. It's probably the
coldest floor in the house in my opinion. It just
is cold. You got to keep the
joints and the toes warm in the cool
of the evening. They do a number on them,
(02:32):
the temperatures dropping. And as we
begin December and a month of Privy Christmas,
we have a number of fun discussions for you. We've
had a couple of mystery guests in years
past and you know, I'm
hoping that it stays calm this year. I kind of,
you know, it's been nice hearing from Santa and
Mrs. Claus, but, but this privy Christmas I kind of
(02:55):
just, I kind of want to just remain calm.
Keep it low key and
I'm hoping, fingers crossed,
I'M finally going to get to bring to you
privies hunters privy top
10 holiday treats. @ long
last it's
(03:15):
cooler. And uh, and one thing we
do every year on Privy Christmas
is, is we have a.
We discuss and we look at and we just
really revel in the.
The beauty that is one of everyone's
most beloved holiday characters
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to m. Do. So to kick off
privy Christmas 2024,
we got to take another trip back to the town
of south park to explore the
next installment of Mr. Hany's story,
which is brought to us via the south
park episode called A Very
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Crappy Christmas
in the Past. For, for our look
at Mr. Hanky for the year, uh, uh,
we've discussed an ongoing controversy
around Mr. Hanky and, and another
seemingly anthropomorphic piece of
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crap. Uh, and I'm not talking about our pre.
No, uh, name Nutty the
Friendly Nutty the Friendly Dump. Now
it's all but squash. Like this controversy is all
but squash. The creator of Mr. Hanky has
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said that the claim that Mr. Hanky is simply a
copy and paste of Nutty the Friendly Dump is
patently false. They're obviously completely different
ideas. Totally original IPS.
When we met Mr. Hanky,
the nutty controversies maybe one of the diff.
More difficult things that the town of south park is faced.
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They've been through it. The town of south park, they've faced some
adversity, but nothing could be quite as
detrimental to their town as the Nutty
controversy. And what
we find when we look at the Nutty
controversy is whatever Nutty the Friendly
Dump had going on, which is by the way,
his name. I don't call him that.
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God called. That's his God given name.
Nutty the Friendly Dump. First name
Nutty, middle name the Friendly,
last name Dump. If you don't understand
my, my go here. But whether
he's the source material for Mr.
Hany, Mr. Hanky has truly
become so much m more than Nutty the Friendly
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dog. When we met Mr. Hanky on his first
time out, it's kind of hard to tell if it's
like if, if Mr. Hanky's just like a figment of
one of the boys in South Park's brain or
if he's like really there,
that was what I struggle with. And it's not until we
find out that some character named Chef knows
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all about Mr. Hanky as well that that we
begin to get a feel like, oh, like this
is a character. Now I must
also admit, and this is one of the facets
of of my watch
of Mr. Hanky is
I. I have never seen south
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park other than the handful of
episodes that I've watched. For
our little tour of Mr. Hanky, I have
no knowledge of South Park. So in
my world, Mr. Hanky is
like the most pivotal core character to the
world of South Park. Turns out
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some guy named chef knows Mr. Hanky as
well. And then when we see Mr. Hanky
again the following season, we find out that
Mr. Hanky lives in the sewers
underneath south park and that he has
cool electric wizard powers. So that's
pretty neat. He's like the brown
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turd wizard that every story always
wanted, you know. In that
same season on the TV playing in the mall,
we see an episode of in the episode
Merry Christmas Charlie Manchion, a
TV show depicting
a kind of Mr. Hanky
version of a Christmas classic in the same in
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in the vein and style of the
Grinch. So
not only is Mr. Hanky a pivotal and
core character to the world of south park,
we see the lore around Mr. Hanky has
become much more than just his
origin.
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In his third real appearance,
Mr. Hanky last year we observed him
taking on the role of DJ Sl
host, wherein he highlights a
number of what I'm going to call alternative
holiday classics, which we covered at length in
last year's episode. Mr. Hanky
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is an established member of the south park
world, but he also exists
in his own world. The Mr.
Hank verse. He is in many
ways a uh, south park celebrity, but he's
also, he's kind of like Iron man
where like Iron man in Iron
Man's stories meets real life people that
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exist in real life. But Iron Man's not real.
Like Mr. Hanky meets real life people,
interacts with him, but he also has his own Mr.
Hanky universe. He's a South
park celebrity. I'm going toa tell
you this year
for uh, our Mr. Hanky special,
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we are going to be looking at season
four, episode 17, which is the next
appearance of Mr. Hanky and it's called A
very crappy Christmas. On what I'm
calling here at Privy Christmas is our
Mr. Hanky for calling turds Christmas
extravaganza. Watch along. And in our
extravaganja we're going to be doing our first ever
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watch along video for the podcast
for online purposes and of like not
wanting to get sued. Um, um, I could do
some shady. So here's the thing. There's ways
to like do shady, shady
dealings and, and you like. Oh, you
play the video up here. Oh look at it and you like make it
a little opaque and stick a weird
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whatever the top of that. I'm not playing games. Like we're not playing
this over. We're not doing any copyright infringement. What
this is gonna be is I'm going to do my best
to give you some live commentary
of a very crappy Christmas. Now, um,
um, for those who are, who are interested in
watching along with us at home, uh, uh,
(10:01):
I will let you know when it, when it's time to start us
off. Um, but if you have an HBO
Max subscription, you're going to want to
navigate u uh, to,
to season four,
episode 17
of of south park on HBO Max.
Now you might be able to find this
(10:22):
episode on YouTube and I'll look and see if it's out there. If it is,
I might post it in the thing below. Um
um, and, and
again I'm not trying to skirt. We're not playing
games with, with oh you know, all
Hoover. Um, he showed it on there. This is
purely going to be a watch long so if you would like to join
me to watch this
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video together
and we might put some screens and some stills up
later, uh, we don't know. But if you want to join me
in watching a very crappy
Christmas together, pause this
episode or don't and you just hear me watch the episode or
you can skip ahead like I don't
know, like 20ish minutes. If you skip ahead
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20 minutes you'll get to the synopsis and where we we really
unpack the world of Mr. Hanky after we
watch it together. But, but if you want to watch it together with us,
pause the episode. Now
go get your episode
ready, ready to fire up. Um um.
And then I'm go going toa give us a countdown on when to start
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it. So pause the episode.
And now if you, if you have
your episode ready, u uh, pull it
up and you can hit play. And
three, two,
one.
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All right. Characters and events. All celebrity voices
are impersonated. I feel like the
south park intro has gotten different. They're in
fourth grade. That's baffling for their language.
Um, um, oh yeah,
they feature Mr. Hanky in the intro. I have to go back
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and no, I don't want to do that because that kind of ruins the whole thing.
But like I, I haven't. Do they
put Mr. Hanky in the intro regularly also? They've
just got like live action stuff and this he's on, he's
Jewish.
Okay. He put milk and
cookies on the toilet.
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This little brother'name's Ike and he just ate a cookie right off the
toilet seat. What an animal. What? What a
raging animal. Yeah.
Aw. Uh. They're just waiting in eager
expectation for Mr. Hanky.
Mr. M. Hanky always shows up. He always
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does. It's the most
stereotypical Jewish parents that you've ever seen
in your entire life. Just unbelievably
stereotypical.
Man, they're really letting the awkward set in for Mr.
Hanky. He's taking a while to get there.
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Wonder why his little brother's drawn that way. He's got like a
weird eggh head that like separates in
half.
What the heck?
M. There's cockroach in the toilet.
Gross. Yuck. I hate roaches.
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Flippin roached, dude. I roaches are awful.
My family in Florida, they have roaches. They freak me out.
They'll scurry away. No way.
All his parents carried him to bed. He missed it.
The cookies are gone.
It's a roach. The roach ate the cookies.
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So d
All right. They snuck out in the middle of the night. Classic fourth
grade move. Kids. Don't. Don't do that. He's in
his underwear. The.
The one in the orange suits in his underwear. It's too good.
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He's just in the snow in his underwear.
You might get some germs if you're walking in pieces.
(14:50):
There he is. Mr. Hankies arrived.
They're just standing in turds
and talking to a turd.
It's kind of confusing.
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Oh, Mr. M. Hanky's married. That's fun. Oh,
she's drunamk.
He can't get it right.
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He o.
He's a little bit, uh, different.
Oh, the nuggets are going up to spread Christmas
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cheer.
Mr. Hanky's wife's
kind of awful.
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It's a beautiful home.
Those walls are not soundproof.
She's pretty drunk. Like
for a turd. She does not hold her uphone.
Uh,
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nobody. Everybody's got ear muffs on
these days. It would just be like people walking around
AirPods.
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Nobody's buying stuff for Christmas. Joe Biden's
present. Everything's too expensive.
Everybody'sick at Christmas.
No,
you're not sick of Christmas and drinking winter spiced
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Cranberry Sprite?
Mhm. He kick him in the netuts.
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They did Charlie Brown.
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Oh, here we go.
Cool. They're gonna make their own like cartoon. That's
awesome.
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The spirit of Christmas. Oh my gosh. What was Snoopy
doing? That was just for a brief second, but
Snoopy looked like he was murdering Charlie Brown.
It's a terrifying sight.
We got a boost the Christmas spirit so people buy
presents. That seems to be the goal here. So
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that's cheap. 300 bucks for an
animated short. These boys are. These boys
are go getters. I'd say sign them
up.
Nowadays 4th graders would take 300 bucks and go blow it
on V bucks and prime sports energy
drinks. O Mr. Hanking. His wife
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are fighting again. This
mhm.
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Mr. Hanke's wife just absolutely just raised
earth. Him so funny.
Absolutely roached.
Who the flip is Butters?
This keyid looks like a dweeb.
(20:32):
Okay, not bad.
M.
It looks exactly like him. He's like. Oh, it kind of looks like
a
nobody wants you in the film, Butters. Y Yep, there it is. They told him
no good. What the heck
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is cow day? There is south park like big on
cows? Oh,
Butters is getting perverted. Oh,
dear lord. Nope. No sir.
Again. Yeah, Butters. See, this is why you Nobody's hanging out with
you, Butters. You're weird,
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Cornwallis. Hanky needs to get in the Christmas
spirit.
You'dang right you do. Like,
Mr. Hanky's wife's kind of awful.
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She makes fun of his digit a lot too. Like
Mr. Hany have a wiener.
It would seem that Mr. Hanky has a wiener. This might
be. This might be big Mr.
Hanky information that we're
getting here.
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It's facts. He is crap by
definition.
Oh, they're gonna start singing. Here we go.
Hey, there's the cows.
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The, uh, song is reaching in many ways.
Oh, the bear got him a snack.
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Oh yeah, there's a big bear pile right there. He
just freshly skied it. Remember,
bears digestive trackact is is
unique. We talked about that. This last groundhogs o
giraffe poop. Wonder if giraffees got anything cool going on.
Why are we in the Serengeti?
It's so random.
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Oh, yep, just a. Just a very,
very straightforward frontal view of a woman taking it down. Thank
you for that, Mr. Hanky.
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Cornwallis really hit puberty right there.
Like he locked it down. That. That
musical number took a huge turn.
My dudes really like bringing
out the pipes there. Oh, look. Oh,
it's. It's like Lion King.
Oddly. O the bird just took a dump in the middle of the Lion
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King number.
All right.
Don't eat any hard peas.
Oh, gosh'so. Uh,
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supposed to sing Hanukkah songs.
Dradle, dreidele drele.
Ooh, they're going for it.
It's just them fighting and the guy thinks
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that'that's the story.
Um.
Oh, do you think this, like so he's like
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describing this process of animation. Do
you think that this is how the people that make south park
actually do this every time they make an episode? Because that
has. That is an endeavor. Like they're really going
for it.
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They sent the turd to do a clean up crew.
Oh yes.
Is she ever not just totally
scotched?
(26:43):
South park just goes for it. Oh, no.
Just. Oh gosh.
Just draws a smile on the homeless
guy with pooh. That's disgusting.
(27:17):
Screw you guys. I think the fat one might be my
fav Fav itite.
Ooh, another musical number. Here we go. Here we go. Big
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fan.
Huh? Huh?
(27:58):
Why did they animate his face to look like the old, like
Frosty cartoon guy? That was
weird.
He's pretending to do the voice of the fat kid.
(28:29):
Oh no. They just ran over the one
kid. Does he
die every episode of South Park? I feel like that. I feel
like he died last year.
Or I've seen that kid die in south park before. That
is, that is not great. Why would they
keep doing that? Oh, here we go. Okay, they're gonna show the movie. Here
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we go. This is what, this is what they've been working so
hard for. The fat ones Back
partman.
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The spirit of Christmas.
It'not bad for fourth graders.
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It's not going well. Oh, Mr. Hanky.
Oh gosh, Mr. Hanky. Quit
touching the. The projector.
You're pissing everybody off. Mr. Hanky, come on.
Everybody's leaving. You're, you're losing them.
Um,
there's like crap on the wall.
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Why is this lady s hair green?
You'born with that hair color.
Mhm.
(30:27):
There'a cigarette box in Mr. Hingys room.
Why does Mr. Hanky have a sailor's hat
on? He usually has a Christmas hat. I wonder why does he have
a sailor's hat?
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The hex, Albert Poo Dinger.
Oh, the music's coming back. Here we go. We're gonna save
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Christmas. Maybe. Oh, they're shorts playing.
It's working out, huh?
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Mr. Hany's wife. Just a piece of work.
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Christmas is about presents. M u.
Uh, okay, here we go.
Okay.
That dude's a pervert. Guaranteed.
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This lady with the green hair is making me angry.
Oh, everybody's going to buy crap for each other for
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Christmas. Okay, they
saved it.
It's probably how the creators of south park
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felt after they had some success. They're like, oh, we got to make
this again. They're like oh, dear lord. Oh,
and the dead kid. Oh well. And the
credits are rolling. All right, let's end
it.
Well, that was
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something else. Thank you for joining us. If you're, if
you're jumping back in, if you, if you didn't watch through the episode with
us. Welcome back. I want to give my final thoughts.
So pretty much
the premise here, Mr. Hanky doesn't show up for Christmas
mostly because the spirit of Christmas has faded.
Uh, and he also seems to not
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show up due to some family trouble. Um,
his wife has a very clear drinking problem. I
don't think she's happy in their marriage.
They're also pieces of crap as Mr. Hanky
Duallyie notes throughout the episode. And
so he's going to try to teach his kids some
lessons about Christmas.
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They uh, go to boost the Christmas spirit.
U and their, their humor gets very meta.
They try to make a holiday,
uh, ah, animated holiday episode featuring
themselves, which is ironic because they're
starring in a holiday
animated episode featuring themselves. Uh uh,
(34:42):
and remember there, there is this very blatant
message of consumerism. Um, and, and I
think that's on purpose. And we're gonna get to that in just a second.
And
I've only seen four or five episodes of South
Park'm I'm still worried for
the boy that dies every episode. I don't even know it'the name, but
I'm pretty sure I've seen this kid die at least two or three times now.
(35:05):
Uh, ah, it's very funny. Uh, uh, Cartman I think
is becoming my favorite. The fat one. I don't know if his name's
Cartman. Um, um, all I know is Cartman's fat and
Kyle's a Jew. That's what I have learned and
gathered from my and Mr. Hanky's A Christmas
loving turd. And I think
in a very Crappy Christmas
featuring Mr. Hany. Uh, uh, I think the
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creators of south park are doing some of the truest
form of satire where they are
saying the quiet part about Christmas out
loud. Like every, every year,
like every Hallmark special and every Christmas movie
and every. They're all trying to make it like, oh, the true
meaning of Christmas. And, and while
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I do not believe that Christmas is about presents, it is
not. Um, um, I and I don't think that the, the
creators of south park truly believe that either.
I think they are making just the most purest
satirical, uh,
commentary on American
consumerism culture by like,
(36:09):
no, nobody's buying stuff. We have to
turn this ship around. We have to get people
to go buy crap because it's
Christmas.
Like, can it be Christmas without spending money? Is
kind of the implicationelf Park. It's very
funny. Um, um, very satirical. But
(36:30):
there, but there's some great things to take away and some little
nuggets of, of background that we're gonna
walk away with in this episode.
First is this, this is the first time that we have
seen Mr. Hanky's family, which is, which is kind of
fun. I'm um, big fan of Cornwallis. Big fan
of whatever the, the one that has the peanut stuck in
(36:50):
his head. Um, um, he's a little special.
Ah. Also, I loved the Charlie Brown,
like, nod to Charlie Brown Christmas and all of these
little like Christmas animated shorts that they, that
they brought into this episode about Christmas
animated shorts. It's very funny. Um, um, but
inside the episode of south park,
there's a couple pieces of South Park's history. And I, I'mnna
(37:12):
be honest, I had to kind of go look into
this a little bit before I watched the
episode. Uh, uh, because I
found it when I was looking up the timeline for it, Mr.
Hanky and I was like, oh, that's interesting. And I started to read about
this. So the first episode of South
park debuted in 1997.
Listener, if you're not born yet, welcome. Uh,
(37:35):
uh, leave us a comment in the thing
or shoot us an email or do whatever you need to do.
Let us know that you're a Gen Z baby. Uh,
uh, but, but before south park
was South Park, south
park was kind of
the spirit of Christmas.
Trey Parker and Matt Stone are
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the satirical minds behind South Park. Trey
Parker was influenced by Monty Python. He began
writing plays and other things since grade school.
And he was always kind of one of those dream
big, see the big picture, make the big picture
happen type of kids. Uh,
Matt Stone grew up in Texas, where his dad
(38:18):
insisted that if he's going to study music or tv,
he also asked to study mathematics. And
so this pursuit for a
job and a career brought mat and
trade to the University of Colorado in Boulder,
Colorado. And, and while in school, they
along with another friend, Ian Harding, founded a
production company named the Avenging
(38:40):
Conscience. Now where's this going in the company?
They began using the cut out
paper animation style. We see
the boys of south park animating with
this style in the episode we just watched.
But it is also the animating style that, that
Matt and Trey use
in making south park. Fans of south
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park, they're going to recognize this form of animation
Their first work of animation was two short
holiday specials called the Spirit of
Christmas. Now if you just watched a very crappy
Christmas with us, the title Spirit of
Christmas will stand out because in the episode,
the boys of south park make
(39:24):
a Christmas special to play for the town to get them to go
by crap called the Spirit of Christmas.
In the Spirit of Christmas. The first Spirit of
Christmas was subtitled Jesus Verseus Frosty
and it was released in 1992. Uh
uh, and this gained them attention by the
film department or school. Their short film, uh, uh, uh uh.
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The character who would later be known as Eric
Cartman, um, um, from south park is named
Kenny, uh uh. And he dies. So like there's a
little swap on that. But after this they
went on to make a full length film. So they made the
Spirit of Christmas Part one. And then they went on to make
a full length indie film about a cannibal
prospector and a questionable adult film made
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for Japan. I don't know. But after moving
to Hollywood, they gained attention from Fox executive
Brian Grayn, who gave Parker and
Stone a check to produce, ah, a video greeting they could
send to their friends. They took the
money, it was about a thousand bucks, not 300, I would
note, and they made the video greeting. And
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this video greeting was the sequel to the Spirit of
Christmas. The Spirit of Christmas Part 2,
subtitled Jesus vs Santa.
This second short film released in
1995 and and it depicted
established depictions of
characters in the setting of South Park.
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In this version. Again, this is two years before the
first episode of south park hits the air.
The characters are named as they are commonly known
from the TV show. The short films
become the Spirit of Christmas, then the characters in
it become the basis for the
animated series South Park. In
fact, after the Spirit of Christmas 2
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went viral, even though going viral wasn't
even a thing that you really did back then, the
duo Trey and Matt decided to make
a TV show out of some of their characters. Now
we discussed this part on our Original look at Mr.
Hany, but the festive holiday turd is what kept
Fox from biting on south park,
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where it was taken up by Comedy Central
instead. Many of the
scenes that the boys play
for the town to boost the spirit of
Christmas are taken from the
original spirit of Christmas to Jesus
versus Santa. And it is a bulk of what
the boys submit to boost the Christmas
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spirit and help Mr. Hanky save
Christmas. It's an interesting look
at the history of south park that the
creators took and put into
this holiday special for Mr. Hanky
that not only gives us more information about Mr. Hanky and
his family. Um, um. But also gives
us some interesting looks at some of
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the earliest parts of the south park
history. The more I learn about Mr.
Hanky, the more I feel like I come to
understand how much he is interconnected to the
identity of what south park really
is.
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Thank you all for, for joining us for our, for our
first episode of privy Christmas. Mr.
Hanky, for calling turds a, uh, Christmas
extravaganta watch extravaganza. Watch
along. I hope you enjoyed. I hope you enjoyed
the show. Thank you again for being here. As always. Leave us a
rating, a review. The five star options are preferred
and those ratings and reviews go to help other people find the show. If
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you're a fan of south park or if you think a friend would find
this interesting, share this show with a friend. Share it with three
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us know if you liked it. Maybe we'll, maybe we'll do something like this
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donate a couple dollars to the Wounded warriors and Living Water
International as a reminder to keep pooping in the free world. That
free world was not always free. And to work
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it. Leave us a rating and review. We'll get those out there. You
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Randy Bowless. Um, um. Go check those out.
Thank you guys so much for being here. I hope you are kicking off
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your holiday season in style. Happy
Privy Christmas. Thanks to Kevin and Poddtington for the use of their
music this week. This brings us to the end of another episode
of Privy. Keep pooping in the free world. Own your
stank.
No grunting in the bathroom. Keep the grunting out of it. As coach
Mikey last month and now as
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always, don't forget to flush.
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