South Park Season 1 Episode 9 Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo

In the ninth episode of South Park's first season, "Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo," the town is getting ready for Christmas and everyone is excited about the upcoming holiday festivities. However, Kyle is feeling left out because he's Jewish and doesn't celebrate Christmas.

One day, while in the bathroom, Kyle hears a voice coming from the toilet. To his surprise, it's Mr. Hankey, a talking and singing piece of feces who claims to be the Christmas spirit of the town. Mr. Hankey becomes Kyle's new friend and tries to convince him that even though he doesn't celebrate Christmas, he can still enjoy the holiday spirit.

While Kyle is dealing with his new friend, the town is also dealing with the controversy surrounding their Christmas play. The play, which is a retelling of the nativity story, causes a stir when Kyle's little brother Ike is cast as Baby Jesus and Mrs. Broflovski demands that he be replaced by a Jewish child.

As the town prepares for Christmas, Mr. Hankey becomes a more prominent figure, and everyone starts to get annoyed with his constant singing and excrement-related antics. Eventually, they all turn against him, and Kyle is left feeling lonely once again.

Overall, "Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo" is a hilarious and irreverent episode that tackles the subject of Christmas from a unique and playful perspective. The humor is crude and sometimes offensive, but it's all in good fun and the show never takes itself too seriously. With its catchy musical numbers and memorable characters, this episode is a must-see for fans of South Park and anyone who enjoys a good Christmas themed story.