Chickenlover

South Park episode Chickenlover
South Park - Episode 0203 - Original Air Date: 20th May 1998
When Barbrady resigns, anarchy ensues and the boys pitch in to help.
The episode starts with Stan, Kyle, Kenny, and Cartman visiting a book mobile bus. They start to get interested in reading, but after meeting the Book Mobile driver and realizing how weird and annoying he is, they give up on reading, except for Cartman who is intrigued by romance novels.
When Officer Barbrady resigns, anarchy ensues and the boys pitch in to help.
Kenny dies crushed by falling tree during credits.
Originally, in this South Park episode, Cartman was supposed to receive a gun instead of a nightstick and shoot at people, instead of beating them during his stint as a deputy police officer, but Comedy Central's censors were reluctant in showing a child with a firearm. The episode shows Barbrady's signs of illiteracy by having every sign he comes across written in characters belonging to languages which do not employ the Latin alphabet; a "STOP" sign, for example, is distorted into Korean characters from Barbrady's point of view.
Originally, Cartman was supposed to receive a gun (instead of a nightstick) and shoot at people (instead of beating them) during his stint as a deputy police officer, but Comedy Central's censors were reluctant in showing a child with a firearm (despite airing the episode "Volcano" with no qualms).The episode shows Barbrady's signs of illiteracy by having every sign he comes across written in characters belonging to languages which do not employ the Latin alphabet; a "STOP" sign, for example, is distorted into Korean characters from Barbrady's point of view. In the scene when Barbrady attempts to read in Mr. Garrison's class, the first letters in the alphabet above the chalk board read, "Dios Mio han matado Kenny, bastardos" or, in English "Oh my god, they killed Kenny! Bastards!" In the introduction for the South Park: Volume 8 home video, Trey Parker and Matt Stone explain that the title was originally going to be "Chickenfucker" but was changed as Comedy Central censors did not want any profane word that could not be said on television in any of its titles.