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South Park - Episode 9x13: "Free Wyllzyx" (30/12/2005)
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<blockquote data-quote="Richards" data-source="post: 2761002" data-attributes="member: 508"><p>SPOILER SYNOPSIS FOLLOWS:[SPOILER]The kids are at a water park, and Kyle stays behind to talk to the killer whale when the other three go to pet the stingrays. Two park employees use a hidden microphone to make the killer whale "talk" to Kyle, saying his name is Wyllzyx, he's lonely, and he wants to return to his castle on the Moon, where he was captured. Kyle believes it, and convinces the other three kids (who hear the "whale" talking to them via the two prank-playing park employees) that they have to rescue him.</p><p></p><p>The rest of the episode shows the boys rescuing the killer whale from the park, hiding him in South Park while they arrange for transportation to the Moon - finally deciding on the Mexican Space Program, who'll do it for $200 - and getting caught up with the two park employees, the police, and a PETA-type animal rights organization.</p><p></p><p>The episode ends with the kids triumphant, as the Mexican rocket blasts off, tugging the whale on a towline behind it. They're all cheerful, imagining their good friend Wyllzyx "dancing with his wife in his Moon-Palace." The final shot as the credits roll (silently, for once) is a dead whale on the barren surface of the Moon.[/SPOILER]</p><p></p><p>Johnathan</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Richards, post: 2761002, member: 508"] SPOILER SYNOPSIS FOLLOWS:[SPOILER]The kids are at a water park, and Kyle stays behind to talk to the killer whale when the other three go to pet the stingrays. Two park employees use a hidden microphone to make the killer whale "talk" to Kyle, saying his name is Wyllzyx, he's lonely, and he wants to return to his castle on the Moon, where he was captured. Kyle believes it, and convinces the other three kids (who hear the "whale" talking to them via the two prank-playing park employees) that they have to rescue him. The rest of the episode shows the boys rescuing the killer whale from the park, hiding him in South Park while they arrange for transportation to the Moon - finally deciding on the Mexican Space Program, who'll do it for $200 - and getting caught up with the two park employees, the police, and a PETA-type animal rights organization. The episode ends with the kids triumphant, as the Mexican rocket blasts off, tugging the whale on a towline behind it. They're all cheerful, imagining their good friend Wyllzyx "dancing with his wife in his Moon-Palace." The final shot as the credits roll (silently, for once) is a dead whale on the barren surface of the Moon.[/SPOILER] Johnathan [/QUOTE]
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