The Jeffersons

"The Jeffersons'' is episode 117 of South Park, first showing on April 21, 2004.

Synopsis
Michael Jackson, under the assumed name of 'Michael Jefferson', moves to South Park where he gets a little to close to the boys.

Plot
Stan Marsh, Kyle Broflovski, Eric Cartman and Kenny McComick are riding their Big Wheel's when they noticed that someone new has moved into South Park. When they stop to inspect the house a little boy named Blanket comes outside to say hello, and tells them they moved to South Park to escape city life. He invites them inside but they decline, but rethink the offer when Blanket tells them they have Arcade Games inside. They then realize the House is filled with toys and games, and the backyard is a Circus. Michael Jackson (calling himself Michael Jefferson and wearing a fake Moustache) then shows up and greets the boys to his home. He invites them to play with him and climb 'his wishing tree' and bursts out into song. Blanket can't climb up though, and Kyle tries to tell Mr. Jefferson who ignores him. Later that day the four boys go to Stark's Pond where they tell all the kids of Mr. Jefferson and his cool house, and that he has invited everyone over to play.

Kyle begins to notice Mr. Jefferson is neglecting his own son and paying more attention to the other children. Blanket scrapes his knee, and Kyle has to clean it up on his own. Blanket then reveals he is a test tube baby and doesn't have a mom while Kyle is tending to his wound. He starts to feel bad for Mr. Jefferson's son and brings it up with his friends, to which Cartman claims Mr. Jefferson is the best thing ever to happen to South Park and if he screws it up he will rip his balls off with his bare hands.

Stan tells his parents about the Jefferson's and Sharon Marsh decides to invite them over to the Dinner party they are having with Gerald and Shiela Broflovski and Chris and Linda Stoch. The adults try to talk with Mr. Jefferson later that night but proves to be shy, and more comfortable around children. Cartman shows up mad that they are having Mr. Jefferson over without him