However, she also seems to think that the McCormick residence primarily belongs to her, as in " Chickenlover", she says (regarding Stuart): "I want him out of my house! He ain't worth a shit! He can't even hold a fuckin' job!" and yells a similar phrase at him in " Best Friends Forever". Carol does care for Stuart deep down, though, as she was concerned for him when he went ill after consuming a drink mixed with abortion medication, got his nose broken on the John Denver experience, and was molested by the entire NAMBLA Society in " Cartman Joins NAMBLA". She seems to have quite some strength, seeing as when she hits Stuart as well as when she tackled Gerald Broflovski to the ground in " I'm a Little Bit Country". Their fighting often escalates to physical beating, and she once gave him a black eye. Carol often claims that if Stuart would stop drinking and being lazy, and get a job, they might not be so hungry and poor.
She and her husband Stuart McCormick are prone to excessive drinking, and often fight and bicker with one another. To see images of Carol McCormick, visit Carol McCormick/Gallery. Her hair remains similar to the hairstyle she had when she was younger, albeit greying. She is visibly aged, has gained some weight, and wears a dark green sweater with a large stripe design. In South Park: Post Covid, Carol appears as an elderly woman.
Her arms have been straightened, the shirt is no longer angled, and her hair now has fine detail. At events such as funerals, she wears a much more black fancy shirt and dress with a veil.Īt night, she wears a nightshirt with several bunnies on it and pajama pants.Īs of " The Ring", like many other adults, her appearance has been cleaned up, including small subtle changes to her hairstyle, T-shirt, arms and pants. In " Best Friends Forever", it is a solid, but darker green.įor special occasions, she wears a fake fur coat with a red crop top underneath and a red miniskirt, but as of Season Twelve she would wear a dark green blouse and a long gray skirt. When the McCormick's went on the John Denver experience, however, it appeared as a solid green T-shirt. In " Cartman Joins NAMBLA", her shirt had an American flag embroidered on it, accompanied by the phrase "God Bless".
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She has a shadowy patch on her right cheek, which may be a bruise, or simply filth.Ĭarol in her formal attire in " Quintuplets 2000" Her hair is red, and similar in style to Red's, but her bangs go in the same direction as Wendy Testaburger's. The arrow is supposed to point at Stuart, but she is usually standing on the wrong side of him, so it points off in some other direction. Since 2004, her voice has been provided by April Stewart.Ĭarol wears a lime-green T-shirt which usually reads "I'm with Stupid", and dark blue jeans. After Bergman's death, the character was voiced by Eliza Schneider, from 1999 to 2003. Bergman described the character as one of her five favorite voice roles in the series, together with Liane Cartman, Sheila Broflovski, Wendy Testaburger, and Shelly Marsh, also mentioning that she based the voice of the character on a "female version of Bill Clinton". She also says that knitting a sweater is better than molesting children in " The Wacky Molestation Adventure".įrom 1997 to 1999, she was voiced by Mary Kay Bergman. In " Cartman Joins NAMBLA", she is shown knitting when Kenny tells her that he made her favorite drink.
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Coon & Friends", it is revealed that she joined the Cult of Cthulhu for free beer and regrets it because she has to rebirth Kenny every time he dies. They also continue to pray after Kenny has died on a few occasions, and Kenny's funerals, when they occur, are always religious in nature. She yells at Kenny for wanting to miss church in South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut to go watch Asses of Fire while Stuart stood up for the Church in " Red Hot Catholic Love", where they were one of the few families in town that did not convert to atheism. Her family seems to be fairly religious and Roman Catholic, like most of the townspeople.
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