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The Canadians celebrate their greatest victory.
Aired at April 1, 2008 · Season 12 · Episode 4
When Canadians go on strike, Kyle, Cartman, Stan, and Butters post a video on "YouToob" of Butters singing Samwell's song "What What (In the Butt)" to raise money so that new Terrance and Phillip cartoons will air. The clip is an instant hit but the boys are forced to wait in line at the "Colorado Department of Internet Money". The other YouTube celebrities begin to argue about who is the most famous and most of them end up killing each other. As a result, the boys end up being first in line and they receive 10 million "theoretical dollars", one for each viewing of the "YouToob" video.
Below you will find 15 short, funny fragments of this episode that were published by South Park Studios.
The Canadians celebrate their greatest victory.
The boys grow tired of Terrance and Phillip reruns and realize the Canadian strike must end.
Ike hits the picket lines in support of his Countrymen.
The boys present Stephen Abootman with the theoretical money they made on the internet.
Kyle learns a valuable lesson and shares his insights on the Internet.
The students of South Park Elementary learn about Canadian Appreciation Day.
The strike situation worsens when The Danish show up to take the place of the striking Canadians.
The Canadians reward Stephen Abootman for representing them in the strike.
Stephen takes his case to the world economic leaders and tries to get Canada more money, from the In...
The boys create an Internet video they hope will end the strike.
The citizens of Canada have had enough mocking, and are ready to sing about it.
The boys grow tired of Terrance and Phillip reruns and realize the Canadian strike must end.
The boys try to collect their Internet income at the Department of Internet Money.
The Internet stars battle it out for theoretical dollars.
Butters new song becomes an internet sensation.