South Park: Bigger Longer & Uncut

A group of young friends including Stan, Kyle, Ike, Cartman, and Kenny wake up with excitement. They decide to head to the local movie theater to watch the latest film featuring Terrance and Phillip, despite some parental warnings.

The boys eagerly arrive at the theater only to be denied tickets for the R-rated film. Determined to see the movie, they decide to enlist a homeless man to act as their adult guardian and buy them tickets.

Finally inside the theater, the boys watch *Asses of Fire*. This experience transforms them, as they leave with a newfound vocabulary that shocks their classmates when they try to use it at school.

The boys' swearing quickly gets noticed by their parents, leading to severe consequences. The parents react strongly and file complaints, sparking a ban on the film they were so enchanted by.

As the boys deal with their newfound language, a serious incident occurs on television when Terrance and Phillip are charged with war crimes during an interview. This leads to outrage in the U.S. and accelerates tensions between America and Canada.

In a bet between Kenny and Cartman, a shocking accident occurs when Kenny attempts to set off a fart. The incident leaves him in the hospital, where a comical heart transplant shortly ends with his demise.

After his unexpected death, Kenny finds himself in Hell, where he meets Satan and Saddam Hussein. Their conversation reveals dark intentions, as Satan discusses impending doom facing the Earth.

On the home front, Kyle's mother, Sheila, rallies a movement named Mothers Against Canada (M.A.C.) in reaction to the unfolding events. While tensions escalate, she aims to assert control over the youth by proposing V-chips.

The conflict between the U.S. and Canada rises to alarming levels, leading to Canada retaliating by bombing U.S. targets. This provokes a declaration of war from President Bill Clinton, further fueling the situation.

Determined to save Terrance and Phillip from impending execution, Stan, Kyle, and Cartman create a audacious rescue plan. They enlist help from their classmates and the eccentric 'Mole' to infiltrate the Canadian stronghold.

As the execution of Terrance and Phillip approaches, the boys' plans are hindered by tight security. Stan and Kyle struggle to distract guards, while Cartman fiercely tackles the alarm system.

In a tragic turn of events, the Mole meets his end at the hands of guard dogs while aiding the boys. His death adds urgency and desperation to the mission as they seek to rescue their beloved characters.

With the execution looming, Stan confronts Sheila regarding her misguided actions during the crisis. He blames her for exacerbating the situation and calls out the need for understanding and cooperation.

As the execution unfolds, Sheila chooses to shoot Terrance and Phillip, fulfilling a dark prophecy foretold by Satan. However, this moment leads to an intense battle between the U.S. and Canadian forces, disrupting the execution.

In a surprising twist, Kenny's sacrifice results in a cosmic reset, transforming everything back to normal. With peace restored, South Park celebrates as old grievances heal and Kenny finds his place among the heavenly beings.