I have ideas. This is one of them.
The Blackest Night has hit the small podunk white trash town of South Park, CO. The dead have risen, and heroes such as Mysterion and Mintberry Crunch are unable to stop the hordes. Now, some of the town's most . . . unique residents have found themselves with power rings of the emotional spectrum. Can they defeat the Black Lanterns of South Park?Yeah, it's probably too obvious to give hope-powered rings to South Park's two most "handicapable" citizens. Originally, Jimmy was brought in to steal Timmy's thunder, to the point where they reenacted the big fight scene in
They Live! (hence the episode's title, "Cripple Fight.") Over time, the stuttering would-be comedian became friends with Timmy, sharing a bond over their unique conditions. While their appearances as spotlight characters in episodes pale to, say, Eric Cartman and Butters Stotch, they manage to hold their own . . . which is impressive for Timmy, since he's usually unable to say anything except his own name.
One more note: Jennifer Weber did this sketch, and she had a t-shirt displaying
the quadratic equation formula with owls in place of "a," "b" and "c." As someone with a degree in math, I thought it was cute.
