Editing Red Sleigh Down (section)

===Description===
It's Christmastime in South Park and the townspeople have all gathered for the annual lighting of the South Park Christmas Tree.  Before it's lit, however, Jimmy offers up his rendition of "The Twelve Days of Christmas" which takes all episode for him to sing.

Meanwhile, Cartman is nervous -- he desperately wants the new Haibo robot doll for Christmas, but he's been so naughty he fears he won't get it.  In order to "balance the books" fast, he attempts to perform an act of almost unbelievable niceness: bringing Christmas to Iraq. 

With the help of Mr. Hankey and his Poo Choo Express, Cartman and the boys travel to the North Pole to recruit the help of Santa.  Overcome with the spirit of the season, Santa signs on and loads his sled with presents for the Iraqi children.  But while delivering presents over Baghdad, Santa's sleigh is shot down by a shoulder-fired missile.  He is then taken prisoner and tortured.

Horrified, the boys and Mr. Hankey seek out Jesus, who joins them in their fight to recapture Saint Nick.  They return to Baghdad, guns blazing, and rescue Santa.  Just before they can get away, however, Jesus is gunned down and dies.  In keeping with Jesus' last wish to "not let them take away our Christmas spirit," Santa bombs Baghdad with special missiles that explode with festive items that decorate Iraq for Christmas.  

Santa drops the boys off in South Park, where Jimmy has just finished singing his song.  Santa lights the town tree and gives each of the boys Haibo robot dolls, which ultimately pisses Cartman off -- seeing that the other boys have them too, he now thinks they are  "worthless and gay." 

Suddenly, in a memorable South Park Christmas moment, Kenny walks into the scene.  He's been missing since Season 5's "Kenny Dies," where he died "for good" from a terminal illness.  After saying he's just "been hanging out," the boys accept his presence as if nothing ever happened, and they walk off together feeling like things are finally back to normal.