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Band in China

Episode aired Oct 2, 2019
TV-MA
22m

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8.5/10

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Randy sees an opportunity for Tegridy Farms in China; Stan starts a band to work out his frustration over having to move away from South Park and scores a hit, but China interferes.Randy sees an opportunity for Tegridy Farms in China; Stan starts a band to work out his frustration over having to move away from South Park and scores a hit, but China interferes.Randy sees an opportunity for Tegridy Farms in China; Stan starts a band to work out his frustration over having to move away from South Park and scores a hit, but China interferes.

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Trey Parker

Stan Marsh
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Matt Stone

Kyle Broflovski
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April Stewart

Sharon Marsh
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Mona Marshall

Linda Stotch
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Winnie the Pooh
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Ben Rausch

Lee Way Lan

Prisoner
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Trivia
The two songs that Crimson Dawn play are both real songs by real Death Metal bands.The first, played at the fair, is Useless Sacrifice by Death Decline and the second, the one they're rehearsing in the barn, is A Second Skin by Dying Fetus.

Goofs
When stowing his luggage, Will Barton's jersey is missing his last name on the back, even though LeBron James and James Harden have their names on their jerseys.

Quotes
Stan Marsh: Anybody who would betray their ideals, just to make money in China, isn't worth a lick of spit.

Connections
Featured in The Normies: South Park Reactions: South Park - 23x2 Band in China - Group Reaction (2019)

Soundtracks
South Park (theme song)
Music by Primus
Lyrics by Trey Parker and Matt Stone
Performed by Les Claypool, Trey Parker and Matt Stone

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Featured review

10/10

One of the best South Park episodes in a long time

This episode is perhaps the most accurate description ever made of the corporate hypocrisy of big media companies, especially Disney.

By one side, they try to masquerade themselves as super-progressive and all that jazz, but once profits are at risk, they are more than willing to throw all the "woke" causes they supposedly support under the bus.

Nowadays is not only companies the ones doing this, but also celebrities as well.

The John Cena apology is a sad, pathetic example of that.