Alanis Nadine Morissette (born June 1, 1974) is a Canadian singer, songwriter, producer, and occasional actress, best known for songs like "Hand in My Pocket", "Ironic", and "You Oughtta Know".
Background
She recorded the song "Stinky Britches" in the episode "Chef Aid", which was originally written by Chef. Later in the episode, Mr. Garrison is seen watching the music video, a parody of the music video of her song "Ironic".
Later, in the episode "Christian Rock Hard", Morissette joins the strike against illegal music downloading.
In "Where My Country Gone?", Cartman tries to convince Butters to ask a Canadian girl out and points out that one of them sort of looks like the singer. Butters quickly expresses his disgusts with the singer, saying "Alanis Morissette is like 80 years old or something!".
Morissette's voice was performed by Toddy Walters. Like several Canadian celebrities, including Tom Green in "Fat Camp" and Justin Bieber in "Coon vs. Coon & Friends", despite being Canadian, she does not resemble the stereotypical Canadian, such as Terrance or Phillip.
Appearance
Alanis has messy, black, mid-arm length hair. She wears mascara as well as red lipstick. She also wears a white coat and black pants.
Personality
She seems to have a lust for money, taking credit for Chef's song in "Chef Aid" as well as joining a strike against music piracy in "Christian Rock Hard".
Trivia
- One of her albums, Naked & Crying, can be seen being thrown into the pile of Canadian merchandise in South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut.
- The Canadian girl that Cartman says looks like Alanis in "Where My Country Gone?" is wearing the same beanie, scarf, jacket and gloves that the singer wore in the music video for her single, "Ironic".
References
- ↑ "South Park" Chef Aid (TV episode 1998). IMDb.com.
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