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The streets of South Park are like a ghost-town when a giant Wall-Mart lures all the townspeople to the new store with its incredible bargains. Cartman becomes a boy possessed by the power of Wall-Mart and its low, low prices. In order to save their town, Stan and Kyle have to find a way to destroy the ever-expanding superstore while keeping Cartman from stabbing them in the back.

I've said it before, and I'll say it again... Merkin. No um, there used to be this art and framing store chain here in the metroplex called Wall*Mart. I never went in there though.

I used to work in floor-care at WalMart and I couldn't afford to buy half their stuff so Low Prices my ass

this episode was really funny!

i loved the cartman vs kyle bits, how kyle knew all along that cartman would betray them but cartman pretends like he didnt lol

and randy all obsessed with wallmart was excellent!

I like the part where Butters is pretending to be a monster on main street south park. And Cartman's Violin

Wall-Mart is corporate greed. And it's the old people's store where I live. (MB, WPG)

yeah the violin part was really funny lol

i also liked it how when they said "We don't want a wallmart in our town" all the wallmart employees would go all like "who does? what, you think I want to be here? I hate this place but it wont let me leave" lmao

Is anyone reminded of The Simpsons ep where Homer's dad is a greater at some major retail store kina like WalMart and Homer accidentally hurts his dad so Homer has to become a greater their and he gets locked in their at nite with the rest of the employees so they start going crazy and steal stuff

Anyone knows what's the name of the songs South Park people sings when they burn Wall-Mart?
It goes like "Cumba ja my lord Cumba ja"

The episode's title reminds me of the third Harry Potter movie. The song the choir was singing was "Something Wicked This Way Comes". And weren't the movie and this episode released/premiered the same year?

By the way, the song Randy was singing was "Kumbayah". I'm not sure of the spelling though. It's an African folk song, I would think. It's adapted into a campfire song now.

Don't take it from me. I'm just guessing.

I loved the part when the guy committed suicide and then crapped his pants. That was hilarious!

i liked the part after they burned it down the first time.... and it was up again the next day with everyone shopping at it....

I liked the part where the Wall-Mart manager guy screamed and flew through the window on a noose and then his pants flew off and crap sprayed out.

so it’s true.

Wallmart failed to plant it's feelers in my country... because an even bigger, badder company (Tesco) already has this place as it's turf. I hear US Wallmarts are HUGE compared to our biggest ones though.

Love this episode even if it did get a bit preachy and was like, total hypocracy after the Rand-quality message in Gnombs.