'South Park' Boys Need Al Gore's Help, But First They've Got to Apologize for That 'ManBearPig' Episode (Video)

On this Wednesday’s episode of “South Park,” the boys need Al Gore’s help. They’ve just got to apologize for that “ManBearPig” episode first.

Catch a sneak peek for the “Time to Get Cereal” episode via the video above. Is ManBearPig back in the sleepy Colorado town?

Here is Gore’s “South Park” Universe bio, straight from the show’s site:

The former Vice President of the United States from 1993 to 2001, Al Gore has largely faded into obscurity since his presidential loss to George W. Bush. In a bid to stay politically relevant, the former Democrat has dedicated his life to warning people about the greatest threat to the human race… Manbearpig. Spreading awareness, giving presentations and speeches, studying the enemy, and of course, doing whatever it might possibly take to kill him, even if meddling kids get in the way. The only reason anyone pretends to take Gore seriously is they don’t think he has any friends.

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And here is the same wiki’s list of episodes the Gore character has appeared in:

“The Red Badge of Gayness” (Season 3, Episode 14)
“ManBearPig” (Season 10, Episode 6)
“Imaginationland”, Episode III (Season 11, Episode 12)
“200” (cameo in Season 14, Episode 5)
“201 “(cameo in Season 14, Episode 6)

Wednesday’s episode is the sixth installment of Season 22.

“South Park” airs Wednesday nights at 10/9c on Comedy Central.

11 Leprechauns in Movies and TV for St. Patrick's Day, From 'Finian's Rainbow' to 'South Park' (Photos)

"The Luck of the Irish" (1948) Tyrone Power plays a reporter who travels from Ireland to New York, with a leprechaun at his side as a servant and guide.
"Darby O'Gill and the Little People" (1959) This Disney film, which marked one of Scotsman Sean Connery's first major Hollywood roles, focused on an Irish caretaker's attempt to capture the king of the leprechauns.
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"Bewitched" - The Leprechaun (1966) Of course the witches of Bewitched encountered other magical creatures on the long-running sitcom.
"Finian's Rainbow" (1968) Francis Ford Coppola directed this musical fantasy, starring Fred Astaire as an Irishman who steals a leprechaun's pot of gold and emigrates to the U.S.
"Twilight Zone" - The Leprechaun Artist (1986) This Season 1 episode of the 1980s reboot follows three teenagers who catch a leprechaun and are granted three wishes.
"Getting Lucky" (1990) In an Aladdin-like twist, a leprechaun in a beer bottle grants a teen three wishes -- including a date with the hot cheerleader, of course.
"Leprechaun" series (1993-) Warwick Davis played an evil leprechaun in the first film in the slasher-horror franchise.
"The Luck of the Irish" (2001) A teenager (Ryan Merriman) battles an evil leprechaun for a gold charm in this Disney movie.
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"South Park" - Imaginationland (2007) After Cartman bets the gang that he's seen a leprechaun, they do in fact find one -- who warns them of a terrorist threat.
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"The Simpsons" - many episodes Leprechauns have been recurring characters throughout the series' run.
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"Red Clover"/"Leprechaun's Revenge" (2012) This Syfy movie, which had multiple titles, stars Billy Zane as a sheriff battling a killer leprechaun.
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"The Luck of the Irish" (1948) Tyrone Power plays a reporter who travels from Ireland to New York, with a leprechaun at his side as a servant and guide.

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