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| + | |name = PC Babies |
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|appearance = "[[The Problem with a Poo]]" |
|appearance = "[[The Problem with a Poo]]" |
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|race = Caucasian |
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| + | |relation1 = '''Father''' |
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| + | |relativename1 = [[PC Principal]] |
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| ⚫ | The '''PC Babies |
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| + | |relation2 = '''Mother''' |
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| + | |relativename2 = [[Strong Woman]] |
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| ⚫ | }}The '''PC Babies''', '''Riley, Bailey, Harper, River,''' and '''Emory''', are the children of [[PC Principal]] and [[Strong Woman]] after they had intercourse in "[[Splatty Tomato]]". In episodes, they are used as a device to reference the [[Wikipedia: Generation Snowflake|Snowflake Generation]]; young adults who are very politically correct and offended easily. |
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| + | ==Appearance== |
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| + | The PC Babies are quintuplets with dirty blonde hair. They all wear Oakley sunglasses with polarized lenses similar to their father. |
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| + | As their name suggests, the PC Babies have inherited their father's political correctness, albeit to a much greater degree. They have a tendency to cry at anything even slightly offensive, or sometimes for no reason at all. |
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==Trivia== |
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+ | *During "[[Buddha Box]]" the group have a[[PC Babies (song)| mock intro sequence]] which parodies the 2018 ''[[Wikipedia:Muppet Babies (2018 TV series)|Muppet Babies]]'' opening sequence, which is given the idea of a new intro replacing the Tegridy Farms opening used in the first six episodes of [[Season Twenty-Three]]. |
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*"[[The Problem with a Poo]]" - Miss Strong Woman struggles to look after them on her own and refuses to allow PC Principal to act as a father figure to them. |
*"[[The Problem with a Poo]]" - Miss Strong Woman struggles to look after them on her own and refuses to allow PC Principal to act as a father figure to them. |
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+ | *"[[Buddha Box]]" - Both parents fall out while the babies protest on their own. Ultimately all become much more of a family albeit in secret. |
| + | *"[[Bike Parade]]" - One of their songs is heard on the radio. They are later seen at the bike parade with their parents. |
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| + | *"[[Band in China]]" (mentioned only) - Have became a band and got their biopic which made over 100 million USD. |
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| + | *"[[Board Girls]]" - Get upset by gender stereotypes on tv and later Hug PC Principal knowing they grown up. |
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| + | *"[[Basic Cable]]" - Their show appears during the random streaming series scene. |
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| + | SPPWP - 00215.png|The babies soon after birth. |
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| + | SPPWP - 00227.png|Initially, the parents struggle with their roles when in public. |
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| + | BuddhaBox33.png|PC Babies cry over the two genders bathroom. |
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| + | BuddhaBox70.png|Strong Woman and PC Principal leave [[South Park Elementary]] with their children. |
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| + | BoardGirls25.png|The babies watch their father confronting [[Heather Swanson]] in "[[Board Girls]]". |
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| + | BoardGirls75.png|The PC Babies with their parents at the end of "Board Girls". |
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| + | [[es:Bebés PC]] |
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| + | [[zh:政确宝宝]] |
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[[Category:Characters]] |
[[Category:Characters]] |
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[[Category:Minor characters]] |
[[Category:Minor characters]] |
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[[Category:Male characters]] |
[[Category:Male characters]] |
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[[Category:Female characters]] |
[[Category:Female characters]] |
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Revision as of 16:35, 4 April 2020
The PC Babies, Riley, Bailey, Harper, River, and Emory, are the children of PC Principal and Strong Woman after they had intercourse in "Splatty Tomato". In episodes, they are used as a device to reference the Snowflake Generation; young adults who are very politically correct and offended easily.
Appearance
The PC Babies are quintuplets with dirty blonde hair. They all wear Oakley sunglasses with polarized lenses similar to their father.
Personality
As their name suggests, the PC Babies have inherited their father's political correctness, albeit to a much greater degree. They have a tendency to cry at anything even slightly offensive, or sometimes for no reason at all.
Trivia
- During "Buddha Box" the group have a mock intro sequence which parodies the 2018 Muppet Babies opening sequence, which is given the idea of a new intro replacing the Tegridy Farms opening used in the first six episodes of Season Twenty-Three.
Prominence
- "The Problem with a Poo" - Miss Strong Woman struggles to look after them on her own and refuses to allow PC Principal to act as a father figure to them.
- "Buddha Box" - Both parents fall out while the babies protest on their own. Ultimately all become much more of a family albeit in secret.
- "Bike Parade" - One of their songs is heard on the radio. They are later seen at the bike parade with their parents.
- "Band in China" (mentioned only) - Have became a band and got their biopic which made over 100 million USD.
- "Board Girls" - Get upset by gender stereotypes on tv and later Hug PC Principal knowing they grown up.
- "Basic Cable" - Their show appears during the random streaming series scene.
Gallery
The babies soon after birth.
Initially, the parents struggle with their roles when in public.
PC Babies cry over the two genders bathroom.
Strong Woman and PC Principal leave South Park Elementary with their children.
The babies watch their father confronting Heather Swanson in "Board Girls".
The PC Babies with their parents at the end of "Board Girls".