One Man Banned

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This episode reveals that Early, Rusty and Granny, are all banned from Ballmart, they ain't supposed to be at Ballmart's entrance, and that the building has its own Pharmacy.

Not to remain in any shop premises if asked to leave by a member of staff within the county of MerseysideThe two episodes in question - simply titled “200” and “201” - featured offensive jokes at the expense of the prophet Muhammad. Trey Parker and Matt Stone spent much of episode 200 teasing the appearance of Muhammad, which, in the Muslim religion, is a massive, blasphemous no-no. When episode 201 aired, it was heavily-edited to hide Muhammad’s appearance to tamper any potential outrage. Nevertheless, the creators of the show received numerous death threats, and the vocal outage was intense. Clamp has a staggering 111 previous convictions for 233 offences. He was jailed for five years in August after admitting robbery, attempted robbery and possession of a firearm with intent to commit an indictable offence. The album was recorded at The Manor in Oxford, and its success and iconic status was confirmed when music from “Tubular Bells” was used in the hit horror film The Exorcist. Rusty and Granny then disguise themselves as a horse to get the morning-after pills from the store's Pharmacy, saying "neigh" sounds like a horse, also while Rusty sneaks some soda into the bottom end of the disguise, before being caught by Leroy, and they to run away from him, while Leroy grabs out a single ring of orange cords to use as a whip, before a pool lands on them. This then results into a lifetime ban. Milk Bubs are a parody of the candy Milk Dubs, Cranch is a obvious parody of the chocolate candy Crunch, and Lemon Hum Bums are most likely a parody of the candy Bum Bums.

The Banisher is a parody of the Punisher. Glenn is currently now the Banisher, telling when people see this, they know what's up. When he was banned from Ballmart, he states that he can't ban the Banisher, who is the one who bans. The names of candy in the store are; Milk Bubs, Cranch, and Lemon Hum Bums, which all of their almost-favorites. Both Mike Judge and MTV decided to err on the side of caution and removed the episode from rotation completely. Even more, MTV moved the show’s air time from its original 7:00 PM slot to 10:30 PM, and Mike Judge removed any references to fire and arson (one of Butt-head’s hobbies) from future episodes.Early also disguised himself as a horse to steal and burgle Krystal's shrimp, with her telling Bobby and Leroy to stop the horse and Early gets caught by Bobby with all of the shrimp falling out his disguise. Early eats a couple shrimp, stating that the samples are good. However, Stevens, like the best one-man bands featured here, has some way to go to beat the record set by the late Roy Castle. The television star and trumpeter played the same tune on 43 different musical instruments, including the world’s smallest violin, in just four minutes.