The episode where we are lead to believe Cancer Man is responsible for the assassinations of JFK and Martin Luther King, as well as fixing sporting events and killing aliens. Despite the nature of the plot, this is a light hearted and enjoyable episode which probably shouldn’t be taken too seriously. Although if Barack Obama is ever killed, I know who I’m blaming.
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