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Episode no.	Season 17 Episode 6
Production no.	1706
Original airdate	November 6, 2013
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"Ginger Cow" is the sixth episode of Season Seventeen, and the 243rd overall episode of South Park. It aired on November 6, 2013.

Spoiler warning! Plot details follow.

Synopsis

Religious leaders descend upon South Park to witness a Biblical prophecy that has been fulfilled. Cartman and Kyle are the only two at odds as the world embarks upon a thousand years of peace and harmony.

Plot

The episode begins in the South Park Elementary Cafeteria, while the other students are eating lunch, Eric Cartman comes through the entrance and publicly apologizes to Kyle Broflovski, whom Cartman had ridiculed earlier. Kyle had said that animals could be ginger, and Cartman didn't believe him.

When he shows the other kids the cow he had found, it is clear that Cartman dressed the cow to look Ginger, which only Kyle realizes.

Over the world, people see the small local news story about the cow, which leads many to commit suicide.

The next day, Kyle is called to the Principal's office. There are two rabbis whom Principal Victoria and Mr. Mackey need Kyle to translate. The rabbis reveal that the red heifer, the cow, means that Armageddon is here. Kyle tries desperately to stop this and reveal that it was a prank by Cartman, to no avail.

Later, Leaders of Islam, Christianity, and the Hebrews discuss what is and what is not allowed in the Armageddon until one Muslim suggests the red heifer may mean the end of violence in the Middle East. Everyone else agrees and it's set in stone.

They sacrifice the cow in Israel by dropping it from above.

Once Kyle sees this on television, Cartman comes by and says that he has to tell the truth, but Kyle pleads and begs him not to. Cartman suggests that he won't say anything if Kyle were to, perhaps, insult his mother, which Kyle reluctantly does.

Later, at South Park Elementary, Kyle is now Cartman's servant. He even forces himself to ask Cartman to fart in his mouth, which Cartman gladly does. Later, in Mr. Mackey's office, Kyle confesses to liking Cartman's farts, in which Cartman walks into the office to give him more farts, confusing Mr. Mackey.

In Jerusalem, The religious leaders make their symbols into one, the Van Halen symbol, ushering in ten years of Van Halen.

In South Park, Stan Marsh, asks Kyle about his love of Cartman's farts and after a less than convincing argument as to why, Stan recruits Kenny McCormick, in order to find out what's going on.

That night, Kyle hallucinates a big, glowing orb that tells him to shave his head and be peaceful about what he is doing, which Kyle does.

The next day, at South Park Elementary, Kyle is again taking Cartman's farts. Stan and even Butters Stotch try to get him to stop, but he doesn't.

Later, Stan tells Kyle that he can suck farts, but he shouldn't be stuck up about it.

In Israel, with Cartman ready to give Kyle more farts, Stan tries to announce that the red heifer was a prank. Kyle stops him and Stan makes up a story of how he saw red heifer come down from the sky. However, the Hebrews from earlier reveal that the prophecy was that a fat kid with a small penis makes a cow look ginger. Even though this is true, Cartman denies it and says that he has a huge penis. Kyle looks depressed as Cartman gives him a desert, a fart with whipped cream and a cherry.