THERE’S A HARLEY FESTIVAL IN “SOUTH PARK" IN AN ALL-NEW EPISODE PREMIERING ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4 AT 10:00 P.M. ON COMEDY CENTRAL NEW YORK, November 2, 2009 – The boys AREN'T GOING TO LET THE HARLEY FESTIVAL BEING HELD IN SOUTH PARK RUIN THEIR WEEKEND in an all-new "South Park" titled, "The F Word," premiering on Wednesday, November 4 at 10:00 p.m. on COMEDY CENTRAL. EVERYONE AGREES THEY'VE had enough of the LOUD AND OBNOXIOUS BIKERS THAT HAVE ARRIVED IN SOUTH PARK. THE BOYS ARE TAKING ON THE HARLEY RIDERS. THEY THROW DOWN THE F WORD AND THE GAME IS ON.
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The Marsh family are spending Stan's birthday at the Denver Aquarium, in close contact with dolphins. The vacation goes bad when Japanese people appear out of nowhere and slaughter all the dolphins in the pool with spears. This happens at several other aquariums, culminating in the killing of the Miami Dolphins football team as they are beginning a game against the Kansas City Chiefs. Stan takes on the cause to save the dolphins and whales from the Japanese. He asks his friends to help but Kyle thinks there is nothing they can do and and Cartman and Kenny do not care at all if the whales live or die.

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After seeing a live WWE Raw professional wrestling event, the boys at South Park Elementary decide to join the school's wrestling team. Finding out that the wrestling taught in schools is quite different from professional wrestling, the boys immediately quit the class, much to the frustration of their wrestling teacher, Mr. Connors. The boys form W.T.F. (Wrestling Takedown Federation), their own backyard wrestling federation. Their performances incorporate characters who have engaged in activities more befitting of adults, such as serving in the Vietnam War and having abortions. Their audience grows quickly, and consists mostly of rednecks who believe the action is real and the dialogue reflects actual events. As its popularity increases, the federation begins to make use of an auditorium, complete with proscenium staging and theater-style lighting. Soon, the events see the performers reciting dramatic monologues more than engaging in wrestling and stunt work.