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This is by far one of the best episodes ever and NO this is NOT coming from a Southpark-fan-boy teen. It's dark humor is probably unparalleled by any other episode.

It also features the band Radiohead as guest stars, a rarity in itself.

The plot begins with Eric Cartman, who is conned by an older student, Scott Tenorman, into buying pubic hair (yes that) and Eric is simply outsmarted in every attempt trying to get back at Scott. You might as well think Eric was probably the stupidest kid on earth.

See it to believe it, I'd recommend it especially if you have a thing for plots with twists.

Season Four was when "South Park" really began to come into its own, and by the time Season Five rolled around it was stronger than ever. "Scott Tenorman Must Die" is probably my favorite episode of "South Park." It's absolutely brilliant. This is the episode where Cartman's evil, psychopathic mindset really comes into play.

The ending is a true shocker - I never saw it coming and it's completely unyielding. It really goes all the way. It's some of the sickest stuff I've seen on TV but it's absolutely hysterical. "Let me taste your unfathomable tears of sadness - oh, yes, mm, they're so good!" is probably the best Cartman quote ever.

Wonderful. Just wonderful.

This is one of the best episodes in the history of South Park. It's more shocking than any other episode. First Cartman is the victim of injustice from an older kid, Scott Tenorman.

Scott tricks Cartman into buying his pubic hair, and refuses to give the money back. All of Cartmans attempts to get even with Scott ends in adding to the humiliation of Cartman himself.

But Cartman have a plan that involves the band Radiohead, a gay pony and an armed redneck.

In the end the revenge is more evil and Cartman darker, than you can ever imagine...

In all truth, the most well planned effective and downright scary episode in the history of the show. Every part of the episode is built to come to that awful conclusion. No line or shot is wasted. This is Hitchcockian thriller at it's best. It has the very best line of dialogue ever read in a Southpark episode, Cartman's line, "let me taste the tears of unfathomable sadness" is still something that I use to this day. Excellent use of Radiohead, and the line, "he's got cancer, in his ass" is so well delivered. I hope that they put this episode in a time capsule and send it two thousand years in the future to show how genius television could be, when really applied correctly. God I love this episode. Go on the internets, youtube probably has it and watch it. Right now.

This is my third favorite episode in the show, this is my favorite from Cartman as he is at his best or you could say worst, it's also shows how black Cartman's dark psyche really is. This episode feels like an "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" tale, as its cleverly formatted much like one. And some of its suspense stories involve revenge. Though here it's not good against evil, it's evil against evil.

I really like how Cartman is a character in the episode that is a bit sympathetic and you sort of get behind in his revenge plight. Scott Tenorman is a worthy foe for Cartman as we see like Cartman he's a person that always wants to get his way. He's spoiled rotten to the core, a bit of a grifter as he is conning Cartman and other people for money and just to insult their intelligence. He's unlikeable like with Cartman he's got bigotry of his own but it's in class; as he looks down on people that are in a lower class than him.

There is one scene that is just demonstrates the epidemy of what a scum bag Scott truly is, as he doesn't keep his end of the deal and burns Cartman's sixteen bucks. It was Scott's cruel way of saying, "You and your kind mean nothing to me." And we see Cartman just looking and feeling like crap, but we then see him look up and shout a cry of rage and we hear that thunder and know that thunder is his wrath.

I even like one scene when he arranges a meeting with all the other South Park kids, it's sort of a parody on a lot of those war room scenes and the speeches afterward in the war movies. Of course, no one wants to join in his unnoble cause so he's on his own. Though unfortunately despite his efforts nothing works mainly because Cartman isn't thinking hard enough (at least that what it seems) and sadly is getting thwarted by Scott, which just all the more make me want Cartman to win.

The ending I'll admit I honestly didn't see it coming, well ok like with most episodes from "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" I knew the hammer was going to fall but I just didn't know how hard. But it was both a shocker and blackly funny at the same time and goes with the old Klingon Proverb "Revenge is a dish best served cold"; it is very cold in South Park.

Rating: 4 stars

This is my favorite episode. This episode proves that Cartman is evil. At the end of the episode it was really dark. I learned something after I saw that episode and what I learned was to never F### with Cartman ever again.

I agree this episode was the best episode ever made. It was not that funny but It was just a Dark episode that was a really good episode. Before I saw this episode, I thought The episode Make love not warcraft was the best. Bu when I saw this episode, This episode is my new favriote episode.

If you did not see this episode, You should definitely watch it.

Scott Tenorman Must Die is hailed as the greatest episode of South Park.While I don't think it is the greatest, it is definitely one of the best.Before this episode, Cartman was mostly a spoiled, racist little brat.This episode shows his true evil side, a trait which will be used in later episodes.The episode is about a ninth grader named Scott Tenorman who sells Cartman pubes for $10. Cartman later realizes this was a scam and asks for his money back, however Scott will not give it to him and humiliates him further.Cartman is angry and tries to get revenge on scott by training a pony to bite off his penis.Stan and Kyle warn him, but what they don't realize is that Cartman has another plan up his sleeve! This is a very messed up episode, it is also hilarious and one of the best episodes! Radiohead guest stars.

Everything from pacing, and comedic timing adds up to one hell of a punch line. Somehow the episode contrasts from a typical episode, to one that is so skillfully planned. Just about everything that occurs has some sort of payoff.

That ending left me speechless, then laughing. Highly suggest you watch it.

This is the episode where we finally start seeing Eric Cartman as the hilarious villain protagonist that he really is. The episode starts with Cartman boasting to his friends, Stan, Kyle and Kenny, about how he got his pubes from school bully Scott Tenorman for $10, but his ego is immediately deflated when he learns that pubes are meant to be grown naturally, and thus he was swindled. Cartman goes to Scott and kindly asks for his money back, but Scott denies him a refund. Naturally, this angers Cartman, so he tries several underhanded methods to steal back his money, but Scott outsmarts him every time and even quick-changes him to steal his remaining $6.12, which costs Cartman a ticket to the movies. When Cartman makes one final attempt to trick Scott into giving back his money, Scott agrees to give it back to him, but only if he begs for it by doing a humiliating dance. Cartman does so, but Scott, being the spiteful, lying jerk that he is, doesn't keep up his end of the bargain and BURNS THE MONEY!!!!! As a result, Cartman becomes h***-bent on revenge. Upon learning that one of the best British rock bands in existence, Radiohead, is Scott's favorite band, Cartman plans to humiliate Scott in front of the town by publicly screening an MTV interview with Radiohead, but with the members' voices very obviously dubbed over with his own to make it sound like they're saying they hate Scott. However, immediately afterward, Scott replies by screening a completely unedited video that he somehow secretly filmed of Cartman begging for his money back, and Cartman ends up being the one to get humiliated (Kenny even laughs himself to death over it!). This pushes Cartman's anger to the limits, and eventually, he finally succeeds in getting his revenge in the most dastardly and diabolical fashion you could imagine: he arranges for Farmer Denkins, a crazy redneck with a habit of shooting trespassers on sight, to shoot and kill both of Scott's parents (which succeeds, thanks to Stan and Kyle, like the so-called "friends" they are, selling out his original plan to get Scott's d*** bitten off by a pony belonging to Denkins), grinds their remains up into chili and FEEDS IT TO SCOTT! Then, when Scott starts crying, Cartman brings in Radiohead, in an excellent guest appearance as themselves, to (without knowing the context of the situation) deride Scott for crying. After they leave, we're treated to a hilarious moment of Cartman lapping up Scott's tears while Stan and Kyle, horrified along with the whole town by what just happened, as well as realizing that they seriously underestimated Cartman, agree never to p*** him off again. This episode may be too dark for its own good, but it's a classic. Plus, it gives a very good reason not to bully other kids for your own amusement.

This episode is widely considered the shows best and for very good reason, it's incredibly well crafted. Cartman's attempts to get his money back become so absurd and hilarious and he suffers so much that you genuinely want to see Scott get his comeuppance, this being South Park, Cartman's revenge comes in the form of unspeakable atrocities and the absolute destruction of Scott's mental state. A highlight reel of the best qualities of South Park and a near perfect episode of T. V.

The ending is one of the best moments in the show and one of the funniest things I've ever seen in any media.

The rest of the episode is pretty good too but the ending is the only thing people actually care about, and but ignoring the amazing ending, the episode is fine, but overall not deserving of the top 10 episodes.