In a 2000 interview Trey said that the real life Kenny was the poorest kid in the neighborhood and wore an orange parka that made it difficult for anyone to understand what he was saying. Like many of South Park 's characters, Kenny is based on a real person in this case, a childhood friend of Trey Parker's also named Kenny. 9.1 South Park Let's Go Tower Defense Play!.Kenny died three times in total in Season Thirteen, five times in Season Fourteen, and once in seasons fifteen, sixteen, twenty-one and twenty-two. Throughout the tenth, twelfth, eighteenth, nineteenth, twentieth, and twenty-third seasons, Kenny did not die once. In most of the episodes in the tenth and eleventh seasons, he tends to recede into the background, though this tendency seems to have ended with the Season Eleven finale.

The character was killed off the show in the Season Five episode, ' Kenny Dies', but returned in the following season, at the end of ' Red Sleigh Down' and has since been a regular character however, he now only dies occasionally. He is then upset that his friends never remember him dying, and even kills himself in front of everyone to prove himself. In ' Mysterion Rises' Kenny, who is revealed to be the superhero Mysterion, reveals that he has the power of immortality, in a sense, and that he just wakes up in his bed after having died. He is also easily recognizable for almost always wearing an orange parka, or just having his face hidden, that covers most of his face and muffles his speech. Kenny is most famous for dying in almost every episode in the first five seasons of South Park. He is voiced by Mike Judge in the feature film South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut and Eric Stough in ' The Jeffersons', ' Lice Capades', ' Mysterion Rises', and ' Turd Burglars'. He first appears in the short films both entitled The Spirit of Christmas in 19. His first name is shown on his name tag.Kenneth 'Kenny' McCormick, voiced by Matt Stone, is one of South Park's main characters, along with Eric Cartman, Stan Marsh, and Kyle Broflovski. He looked upset on the one occasion he did appear, but he did not seem to fully understand the situation. He wears a swamp green cap that says 'Yo♥ TACO' on it, a cleaner's outfit, and he is armed with a mop and bucket. He is portrayed as a stereotypical foreign immigrant with stubble and a mustache. He spoke on one occasion in ' The Death Camp of Tolerance'. Venezuela wears a green jacket and cap and has blue trousers with a black belt with a gold buckle. He has been replaced with an unnamed female bus driver in South Park: The Streaming Wars. Venezuela to guilt the perpetrator to confess, telling the children he has to clean up puke with sawdust and only earns six dollars an hour at best with 3 kids at home and a car that barely works. He worked as a janitor at South Park Elementary as seen in ' Mystery of the Urinal Deuce', where Mr. He was shown to be the new school bus driver in Ginger Kids since the death of Veronica Crabtree the previous season. He was shown sleeping on the job with a mop and bucket, making Randy Marsh think he was a wax statue and part of the racial stereotype tour until he woke up.

Venezuela debuted as a janitor at the Museum of Tolerance exhibit of wax statues.

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