Somebody's gotta be able to produce a tape. Until then, I can't dismiss with what the transcript says, not to mention this:
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the episode "Roosters" brought us the violent death of the Old Man to the tune of Wagner's prelude to "Parsifal" in a truly stunning sequence.
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and the person who thought it should be there in the first place. On top of all that, the inclusion of the shot of the tape recorder with no music playing is downright bizarre. Having never seen the episode when it aired on television I am in absolutely no position to say who's right or wrong, but I believe the evidence that the music was once in that scene warrants some further investigation. I have googled pretty much every combination of "Parsifal", "Wagner", "Roosters" and "Millennium" you could think of. All the evidence that the music played during the actual death sequence is here in this thread.
Don't you ever, EVER compare me to "Family Guy," you hear me Kyle? Compare me to "Family Guy" again and so help me, I will kill you where you stand!
Do you have any idea what it's like? Everywhere I go: "Hey Cartman you must like 'Family Guy,' right?" "Hey, your sense of humor reminds me of 'Family Guy' Cartman!" I AM NOTHING LIKE FAMILY GUY! WHEN I MAKE JOKES THEY ARE INHERENT TO A STORY! DEEP SITUATIONAL AND EMOTIONAL JOKES BASED ON WHAT IS RELEVANT AND HAS A POINT, NOT JUST ONE RANDOM INTERCHANGEABLE JOKE AFTER ANOTHER!
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