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Looks like it's "Everyone vs Cartman". I wonder how Cartman is be in this episode. If he does plot revenge, how will he get back at everyone in this episode?

Where is Kyle? Hope Stan has a big part in this. Glad to see that Wendy is in this episode. Hope she has more of a role in this.

Yet another Wendy appearance! So great to see that she's finally getting her dues again this run. As a Wendy fan, I'm actually starting to feel a bit spoiled...

Haha, Cartman screws over the rest of his school by his failure to properly maintain his fitness, just like how greedy Wall Street fat cats screwed over the rest of America by their failure to properly maintain the economy. The only way the comparison can be any more accurate is if he somehow bails himself out of the punishment.

Not to mention that Cartman's self-absorbed personality is a perfect caricature of the Wall Street fat cats...


After a 1-week break with Broadway Bro Down (it has its good parts, but it's just not my type of episode), I'm ready for another great episode of 1509/1510 caliber!

Cartman as the one percent? Well, makes sense.

Wonder how they will pull off their "CNN" fairness in this episode. I am sure it will involve hippies co-opting the movement, and a "I learned something today" bit at the end where they talk about Wall St. being greedy, and the protesters being "crunchy". Like always.

It can get really frustrating sometimes when they dance down the middle every time. However, it would be disingenuous to take the side of the protesters because, oops, they are part of the 1% and it would be equally maddening for them to say "Hey guys, let's take it easy on the ultra rich, okay?" This is one where taking a certain side would be damned if you do, but seeing as how royally the general public was screwed, showing any kind of sympathy for the haves would be insulting.

On the other hand, adding the over weight element is genius. For all we know it could be all about that (considering the title, I doubt it). Symptoms of Heart disease and Type II Diabetes are showing up in young kids when normally it doesn't show up well into your 40s. Could be interesting....

I liked the Broadway episode. Especially because I had a similar argument with my boyfriend about going to see West Side Story with me. If he had taken me who knows....but he didn't. Dick.

Thank god! Wendy has a speaking role.

This episode looks amazing. Maybe we'll catch a Fullmetal Jacket reference? (Soap bars in a pillow case or something?)

I have a bad feeling about this one. I am thinking in a theory, but better keep it for myself

Anyways, the title sounds interesting, I don't know how can end this one, I hope it gets attention of the other kids too. I don't want to see another full-cartman episode.

I wonder if we'll get another Aging Liberal Hippie Douche vs ...crap. Now I can't remember who it was he squared off against, nor what episode it was. (Stupid search bar can't find anything.)

What, Giant Douche vs. Turd Sandwich?

Stoked to see Wendy speak in the preview clip. I hope she backs that up with a prominent role on Wednesday. Hope to see at least Bebe and Red get a line in this one, 1513, and/or 1514. I really do wish Wendy would become a main character, but the chances of that happening are quite faint.

Poor Cartman. This episode has potential to be GREAT!! I hope Kenny and Butters will have more airtime. If not this ep, then at least in the final two shows of S15.

That's what I was thinking, but there's apparently no clip of Liberal Hippie Douche vs. whoever, so I couldn't be sure. (don't quite feel like trying to watch the whole ep to "fact check" myself at the moment)

Bleagh, I have really low expectations for this one.

No, he's thinking of "Goobacks" when an Aging Liberal Hippie Douche is against some redneck fighting over the future immigrants.

I don't have very high expectations for this one. Seems like a lot of Cartman episodes. Hope they beat the crap out of Cartman though!

^^^

"Pissed Off, White Trash, Redneck Conservative" is the one you all speak of.


Using the President's Physical Fitness Test seems like a pretty genius way to comment on the Occupy protests and still have a story about the kids. That's always the line they've got to walk when dealing with current events. Too often they have to rely on 3 minutes worth of TV news segments in order to move the story forward. The less they have to cut to TV-reporter-who-used-to-have-a-funny-name-but-doesn't-anymore, the better for the episode. So if they keep it in South Park, this could be really good.

More superficially, I just love the idea that Cartman is such a fatass that he single-handedly causes the entire school to fail the President's Physical Fitness Test. Now that's a good fat joke.

Since its Cartman .vs everyone else, and Wendy has a speaking role. I wonder if Wendy will beat the crap out of Cartman by herself again, or let other kids join in the fun. Poor Eric.