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	South Park: Timmy! (2001)
		However, since the Park folks continue to get mileage out of Kenny, a faceless character with unintelligible speech who dies during every show, I probably shouldn’t shortchange their ability to wreak comedy out of Timmy.
		South Park -- where the extraordinary and the unbelievable are just part of everyday life.
		You see, while characters like Butters and Token were totally new to me, I had some awareness of the mentally and physically disabled Timmy.
	www.dvdmg.com /timmy.shtml (2663 words)

	Timmy (South Park) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Timmy is a fictional character that appears on the cartoon series South Park.
		The creators, Matt Stone and Trey Parker, pushed hard for his inclusion however; their basis of Timmy was to show that, though Timmy was different, the other South Park children treated him normally.
		Due to the popularity of the South Park show, Timmy's exclamation "TIMMEH!" soon entered popular culture as an outburst used to describe, chide, or respond to moments of extreme uncoordination, lack of concentration or other losses of logic, sense or reason.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Timmy (670 words)

	The Seattle Times: Arts & Entertainment: Timmy of "South Park" challenges viewers' attitudes about people with disabilities
		Timmy of "South Park" challenges viewers' attitudes about people with disabilities
		Users were invited to vote for "The Greatest Disabled TV Character," and for fans of "South Park," the results offered a pleasant surprise: By a considerable margin, the winner was...
		That this is happening on "South Park" — a series routinely condemned by conservative watchdogs — comes as no surprise to anyone who understands what the show is all about.
	seattletimes.nwsource.com /html/artsentertainment/2002648630_timmy28.html?syndication=rss (866 words)

	eBay - south park timmy, TV, Movie, Character Toys, Posters items on eBay.com
		South Park lords of the Underworld Poster Timmy and the
		South Park TV show 4 Stickers Devil Timmy Cartoon
		South Park Timmy I'm Special T Shirt 2XL
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	South Park Presents Timmy! (2000)
		The terrible tots are up to their similar hi-jinks in three episodes featuring the wheelchair-bound character Timmy.
		Episodes include "Timmy 2000," "4th Grade," and "Helen Keller, the Musical." DVD contains bonus episode "The Tooth Fairy's Tats 2000."
	www.reel.com /movie.asp?MID=132095 (37 words)

	South Park: Timmy! (2001)
		However, since the Park folks continue to get mileage out of Kenny, a faceless character with unintelligible speech who dies during every show, I probably shouldn’t shortchange their ability to wreak comedy out of Timmy.
		South Park -- where the extraordinary and the unbelievable are just part of everyday life.
		The two South Park DVDs released in 2000 - Christmas In South Park and The Chef Experience - both included some decent extras.
	www.dvdmg.com /timmy.shtml (2663 words)

	Bartcop Entertainment - Wednesday, 7 August, 2002
		If you are not familiar with Wolf Trap, it was a farm donated as a National Park where concerts are held in the summer months in the Northern VA area.
		Keiko was captured near Iceland as a young calf and performed in marine amusement parks in Canada and Mexico for almost 20 years.
		Keiko the whale, star of the hit film "Free Willy," is adjusting to life in the wild after years in captivity and now lives with a school of killer whales off Iceland's south coast, scientists said Tuesday.
	www.suprmchaos.com /bcEnt-Wed-080702.index.html (4002 words)

	South Park Studios: BBS: View topic - Cooler Cripple Fight Character
		South Park Studios: BBS: View topic - Cooler Cripple Fight Character
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		Perhaps because he can talk more smack than Timmy can.
	www.southparkstudios.com /fans/bbs/viewtopic.php?t=14381&vote=viewresult&sid=3a290fb04de8ec8c2d5a02f12e6e4b65 (318 words)

	Rockbites: Timmy And The Lords Of The Underworld debut single
		Like most characters and elements in the series, Timmy serves dual comedic and social commentary roles—he’s been targeted by South Park’s singularly incompetent adults to be hidden away lest anyone mock him, and diagnosed with Attention Deficit Disorder and placed on Ritalin.
		Timmy’s character (voice: Trey Parker) proved wildly popular following a planned one time only appearance, leading to a commitment by South Park creators Parker and Matt Stone to include him in every episode.
		Timmy, the ambiguously handicapped eight year old on Comedy Central’s South Park animated series, releases his first CD single with backing band The Lords Of The Underworld on 5 September in the US.
	rockbites.org /newsByMonth/2000August/2000August28-1.html (228 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on South Park - The Complete Fourth Season at Epinions.com
		The Musical is one of the few Timmy based episodes in the fourth Season, and once again delivers, making a strong character out of someone who can only say his own name and that of his pet turkey.
		The kids are quick to follow suit, and soon after every 8-year-old in South Park has ADD is on Ritalin.
		The boys of South Park, who have challenged the girls to a sled race down Phil Collins Hill have to try their best to bust Cartman out of the slammer so that his weight can help them ride down the hill faster.
	www.epinions.com /content_147582455428 (6654 words)

	South Park Presents Timmy! (2000)
		Episodes include "Timmy 2000," "4th Grade," and "Helen Keller, the Musical." DVD contains bonus episode "The Tooth Fairy's Tats 2000."
		The terrible tots are up to their similar hi-jinks in three episodes featuring the wheelchair-bound character Timmy.
	www.reel.com /movie.asp?MID=132095 (37 words)

	Suzanne's and David's Xmas/Birthday List
		Other South Park: Ghouls, Ghosts And Underpants Gnomes, Insults To Injuries, Timmy!
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	www.suzann.com:8080 /wishlist.htm (37 words)

	Disability Studies, Temple U.
		A South Park DVD is perfect for the Timmy fan in your life (and there are a surprising number of us, it turns out).
		At least one of her well-known books, Warrior Scarlet (1958), features a physically disabled main character, a boy in Bronze Age Britain born with a "withered arm." A number of Sutcliff's titles are still in print, and older editions can be found on the bookshelves of many schools and libraries.
		Disability Studies, Temple U. Cool stuff in the world of Geography, Disability Studies, and Educational Leadership.
	disstud.blogspot.com (1506 words)

	DVDork.com - South Park - The Complete Fourth Season Review
		Timmy 2000 — As you can tell, this one introduces a character that took off fairly well, but also showed off how bitter Trey and Matt may have been that they lost the Best Song Oscar to Phil Collins (for a song from Tarzan).
		Quintuplets 2000 — Clearly an episode that made fun of the Elian Gonzalez fiasco from the late 90s, as the boys meet Romanian quintuplets, and deal with their desire to stay in the states, despite their father’s wishes.
		This was a pretty weak episode, but on the flip side, the last that bore the "2000" moniker.
	www.dvdork.com /publish/rbk_sps4.shtml (1525 words)

	Entertainment Today
		Spanning April to December of 2000, these episodes—nipping at the heels as they did of the 1999 movie South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut—count in their rank some of the most stirring, scathing and lewdly brilliant blasts of the entire series.
		First, of course, there’s the debut of TV’s most ebullient handicapped character, Timmy.
		There’s also some fun at the expense of the 2000 national elections as well as the inspired “Hate Crime” episode, which I’m considering burning onto mini-discs and passing out in the midst of passionate policy debates with my fellow wonkish friends.
	www.ent-today.com /reviews/jul04/dvdvideo/dv070204_sp.htm (232 words)

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