It's Christmas in Canada is the name of the fifteenth episode of the seventh season of South Park. It aired December 17, 2003. It is noteworthy for its inclusion of the capture of Saddam Hussein, even though the episode aired merely three days after Saddam was captured.
The Broslofski family is celebrating Hanukkah. Kyle's dad notes the togetherness of his family members, and says that nothing can break the Broslofski family apart.
Ironically, immediately after that is said, something intended to break up the Broslofski family occurs. The Canadian parents of Ike, who was adopted into the Broslofski family, show up and say that they want Ike back. They say this is legal due to the new laws made by the prime minister of Canada.
Kyle's dad, who is a lawyer, takes the matter to court, but in the end, the court cannot overrule the law. Ike leaves with his Canadian parents.
Everyone is saddened by the loss of Ike. The citizens of South Park decide to be brotherly to the Broslofskis, and instead of spending money of Christmas gifts, they will give the money the Kyle's dad to help further his lawsuit.
The thought of no presents makes the children of South Park upset. Cartman, who is extremely angry about this, swears loudly and promises to beat up Kyle.
The boys decide to go to Canada and get Ike back themselves. That way, the people of South Park won't have to use their money to help out the Broslofskis. They take an airplane ride to Canada by flying on City Airlines, run by the man who owns the local City Wok.
The rest of the episode is a parody of The Wizard of Oz. They land in Canada, and meet a group of Canadians, who act, look, and sound like munchkins.
The Wicked Witch is played by a guy named Scott, who is called a dick. Scott, who hates Americans, openly says he will stop them from getting to the Prime Minister.
To get to the Prime Minister, the boys must travel down the road in Canada (there is only one road in Canada). The Canadians send them down the road with a song.
On the road, the boys meet people who are plagued by the new Prime Minister's laws. These people include a Canadian Mountee, who is forced to ride a sheep instead of a horse, French Canadians, who can no longer drink wine, and a fisherman, who can no longer sodomize his children.
When the boys reach the Prime Minister's palace, an annoying person denies them access, but then cries when he hears their tragic tales, and lets them in. They see the Prime Minister, who is a gigantic floating head.
Scott comes in with Ike and his parents, and explains the situation. The Prime Minister refuses to let Ike go back to America, and kills Kenny with some sort of heat vision.
Kyle notices a curtain in the corner. He pulls it back to reveal...Saddam Hussein, with a beard and hiding in a spider hole. Yes, the new Prime Minister was actually Saddam Hussein, which explains all the pointless evil laws.
Since Saddam is revealed to be the Prime Minister, this nullifies all of the laws he made. Ike goes back to Kyle, and they all head home. However, they can't make it home before Christmas, so they spend Christmas in Canada.
Cartman, who is mad about missing Christmas, attempts to fight Kyle. After Kyle hits him lightly, Cartman starts to cry heavily, and loses the fight.
The episode ends with Stan sighing and saying that maybe they'll have a Christmas adventure the next year.Plot Synopsis
