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I noticed it too, Stans becoming a bit more self centered and thoughtless in his actions. In Butterballs he felt bad because everyone started hating him, but he still tried to blame other people for his failures. At least in this episode he owned up to it, but it was alittle too late to do anything about it.

True, but that's kind of how Stan's always been. He's never owned up to his faults until it's too late. He's like Eric in the way he obviously does not like to get in trouble. While Kyle learns early on it's best to fess up, Stan and Eric hide it away for as long as possible. Stan doesn't want to get in trouble, be grounded, be hated, be found out. Two Days....Tomorrow showed that he waits and waits until the very last possible moment to fess up.

So I can't get annoyed at him for that. But c'mon Stanley, you have your friends back now. For some reason your parents are happy together again. Be happy too and let's have relationships return to normal. You told Kyle you loved him, now show it.

I think that next week, we can see an episode where Kyle and Wendy (and maybe Kenny) will say something about Stan. Like how he's becoming more of a dick and also how he has jacked it TWICE in San Diego.

Also, I wanted to see his douchy side, and when I saw it I laughed. Hard.

*hoping this will come true on Sunday*

It might be interesting to Stan to go through the transformation into a complete assh*le, and have an episode or two dealing with the results of this new mindset on his relationship and friendships, then have him discover the negative effects of this and return to the more caring old Stan.

So in other words, he's that cliche jock assh*le...which actually seems about right.

I think what we're seeing here with Stan, he makes mistakes like everybody else.

He's often seen as a caring, selfless individual, which he is a lot of the time.

But people slip up, and tend to cover their asses when their mistake goes wrong. Sometimes you learn from it, other times you don't.

Stan has learned from some of his mistakes in the past. In this case, he didn't learn from the mistake in Butterballs and ended up jacking it in San Diego again.

Fame especially. When you start to become famous, often times you get more occupied with it and forget more important things, this is what I believe happened here, and in Butterballs.

This last thing, he basically saw an opportunity to make everyone happy, and get something out of it (5th Gen iPod Nano) but it didn't work out at all, and everything fell ontop of him.

When Kyle was about to pass out, his unselfish side started to jump out when he was begging Kyle to "wake up.", wanting to tell Kyle what he did at that moment, but then another opportunity to possibly fix the problem came up, and that fell through as well.

Stan is not a selfish assh*le, but he's no angel either. Same goes for everybody else.

Cartman is the most selfish assh*le of them all, but even he has a soft side (Cats)

I love the idea of Stan going into some sort of transformation. His friends taking note he just isn't the same after he turned 10 even though he's not a cynical bore anymore, he's becoming selfish. So they help him out with it somehow, and in the end we do get caring old Stan back. It will tie into some continuity with YGO and AB. Because Stan does not come off to me as a cocky jock even when older. He's always been a sweet, sensitive kid and I see this as who he is for the rest of his life. It's fun ya to see Stan a dick, but he's done it a few times already, time for old Stan again.

Yeah. He's been acting like a self-centered jerk lately. Hopefully he'll return to his old disposition in 16B.

Nicely said. I have enjoyed Stan's self-centered ways since we never do see it. But now that we have I think we would all want that caring little boy back. I want his 'I learned something today' back more than anything. :/ I know he's not an angel and sometimes I admit, I forget that. He just has a problem of not saying what needs to be said at the right moment. He doesn't like getting in trouble and if he does find a way out, he'll take it.

But let's bring back that 'over-sensitive animal lover' as Cartman puts it, next week, or in 16B shall we?

I like his caring side. I want it back as much as you do, but I can't expect it. I can only hope.

I hope he goes back to his sensitive, animal-lover, caring self again. I simply love his sweet side; it brings out the sweetness and generous in him.

I know. I would absolutely love a Stan and animals episode sometime this season! I love when they go back to what his true passion is.

Lol dudes i just registerd on this website this cartoon so damn cool !I think they should make more episodes about Stan and Kyle and less Cartman !

your totally right stan's temper is getting shorter but thats what makes him even more awesome! before he was to sensitve and didn't really yell alot unlike kyle but now he's gotten tougher