Oh my God! They saw Kenny!
Fans of the Comedy Central hit show “South Park” went wild after the show revealed Kenny’s face for the first time in over a decade.
In the episode, which aired last Tuesday during the show’s 26th season, Kenny is seen briefly without his iconic orange hoodie during a montage where he and Cartman dream of opening a restaurant.
The appearance of the character without his hoodie shows him with perfectly-styled blonde hair. The legendary cartoon character also dons a pair of aviator-style shades and a t-shirt that reads “restaurant owner.”
The last time that fans were treated to a look underneath Kenny’s hoodie was in 2012 during South Park’s 16th season.
Kenny’s appearance sent the internet into a frenzy.
Several Twitter users equated the experience to “seeing a unicorn.”
“Soo we just not gonna talk about how you see Kenny’s face in the new south park,” tweeted one user.
The brief appearance of the character showed his perfectly-styled blonde hair while donning a pair of aviator-style shades and a t-shirt that read “restaurant owner.” Comedy Central
The last time that fans were treated to a look underneath the iconic hoodie was in 2012 during South Park’s 16th season. Comedy Central“Nice to see Kenny’s uncovered face with his blonde hair,” said another user.
“Kenny’s face being exposed for 0.5 seconds in the newest episode brings joy to my simple life,” chimed in a third person.
“I don’t think non-sp people realize just how much of a huge deal it is when we actually get to see Kenny’s face,” gushed one die-hard fan. “It’s such a rare occurrence that we may as well be seeing a unicorn, but better. LOOK HOW CUTE HE IS.”
This recent appearance of Kenny’s face is the 12th time the full character has been seen since the show began in 1997.Comedy Central
In the episode, which aired last Tuesday during the show’s 26th season, Kenny is seen briefly without his iconic orange hoodie during a montage. Comedy CentralThis recent appearance of Kenny’s full face is the 12th time the character’s mug has been seen since the show began in 1997.
The controversial show has repeatedly made headlines since it aired — and not everyone is a fan.
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