South Park Season 1 Episode 7 Pink Eye

It's Halloween in South Park and the kids are getting into the spirit of things. Cartman has a plan to dress up as Adolf Hitler, while Kyle and Stan opt for a more classic approach with their mummy costumes. Meanwhile, the town is abuzz with news that a satellite fell out of orbit and landed in the local cemetery. Little do they know that the satellite has brought with it a deadly virus that turns people into zombies.

The outbreak starts with Kenny, who returns from the dead as a zombie and starts attacking people. The virus quickly spreads throughout the town and chaos ensues. The boys, along with Chef, try to come up with a plan to stop the outbreak before it's too late. They eventually discover that the only way to stop the virus is to get to the source: the satellite in the cemetery.

As the boys make their way to the cemetery, they encounter hordes of zombies and have to fight their way through. Meanwhile, the adults of the town are having their own Halloween party and are completely oblivious to the zombie outbreak. That is until they themselves turn into zombies and start attacking the children.

The boys finally reach the cemetery and are able to destroy the satellite, stopping the virus in its tracks. The town returns to normal, but not before the boys make a shocking discovery. It turns out that the virus was created by the government as a biological weapon. The boys vow to keep their discovery a secret, knowing that if anyone found out, it could have serious consequences.

In a heartwarming ending, the boys visit Kenny's grave and pay their respects to their fallen friend. Kyle remarks that Halloween will never be the same again, and the boys move on, wondering what adventures await them next in South Park.

Overall, Pink Eye is a classic episode of South Park that perfectly captures the essence of the show. It's equal parts funny and absurd, with plenty of social commentary thrown in for good measure. The zombie outbreak serves as a backdrop for the real story, which is the friendship between the four boys. It's a great example of how South Park can take a premise that could easily be a cheesy horror movie and turn it into something hilarious and poignant.