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+ | Gordon was one of the discriminated children in the episode "[[Ginger Kids]]". When [[Eric Cartman|Cartman]] was tricked into believing he was a Ginger, he recruited Gordon and other Gingers to join a Pro-Ginger rally. Eric Cartman started a pirate crew in "[[Fatbeard]]" Gordon was rejected by Cartman. Gordon's biggest role was in "[[Dances with Smurfs]]". While reading the morning school announcements, Gordon was attacked and murdered by a jealous husband. Who believed he was the 40 year old truck driver having an affair with his wife. |
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Revision as of 00:35, 21 August 2012
Gordon Stoltski was a third grade ginger kid who used to do the morning announcements for South Park Elementary, until he was killed by a man who confused him for another individual.
Background
Gordon was one of the discriminated children in the episode "Ginger Kids". When Cartman was tricked into believing he was a Ginger, he recruited Gordon and other Gingers to join a Pro-Ginger rally. Eric Cartman started a pirate crew in "Fatbeard" Gordon was rejected by Cartman. Gordon's biggest role was in "Dances with Smurfs". While reading the morning school announcements, Gordon was attacked and murdered by a jealous husband. Who believed he was the 40 year old truck driver having an affair with his wife.
Appearance
Gordon is a typical ginger with pale white skin, freckles around his eyes, exaggerated red lips, and red curly hair.
Prominence
- "Ginger Kids" - Debut appearance
- "Fatbeard"
- "Dances With Smurfs" - Final appearance, as a cameo.
References
- ↑ "South Park" Ginger Kids (TV episode 2005). IMDb.com.
- ↑ "South Park" Fatbeard (TV episode 2009). IMDb.com.
- ↑ "South Park" Dances with Smurfs (TV episode 2009). IMDb.com.
See Also
Template:South Park children