Ep 9. Jewbilee

The South Park season 3 episode 9, titled "Jewbilee," follows the town's Jewish community as they prepare for their annual Jubilee celebration. Kyle, who is Jewish, is excited about the event and starts practicing his dance moves for the traditional hora.

Meanwhile, Stan, Cartman, and Kenny decide to attend the Jubilee to see what it's all about. They are surprised to find out that they are the only non-Jews at the event. They initially feel uncomfortable and out of place but eventually join in the festivities.

As the celebration continues, a group of cultists interrupts the party and tries to convert the Jews to their religion. The cultists, who are wearing white robes and masks, claim to be followers of the ancient Egyptian sun god, Ra. They believe that the Jews are descendants of the ancient Egyptians and should worship Ra instead of their current religion.

The cultists' leader, Moses, tries to convince the Jews to convert by performing miraculous acts. However, the Jews see through his illusions and refuse to join the cult.

In the end, the Jubilee continues with the traditional hora and everyone has a great time. The South Park boys learn a valuable lesson about acceptance and diversity, and Kyle realizes that his Jewish heritage is an important part of who he is. The episode ends with a touching moment between Kyle and his grandfather, who thanks him for being proud of his Jewish heritage.

Overall, "Jewbilee" is a classic South Park episode that uses humor and satire to explore themes of religion, culture, and identity. It's a must-see for fans of the show and anyone looking for a good laugh.