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Stan's got a new dog-named Sparky. Stan proclaims his pet to be the toughest dog on the mountain. Though while Stan thinks his dog is ready for fighting, Sparky proceeds to hump Sylvester like a little bitch. The other boys taunt Stan about his gay dog and Sparky runs away to find someone who will love him for who he is.

Is it just me, or is the credits song just the theme from Orgazmo? "Now you're a man / a man man man"

Also, I think Sparky (the gay dog) is exclusive to this episode... not sure though.

I'd like to find just the audio clip of "Loving You" and the closing credit music...
I think that Sparky was just in this episode.

Didn’t Stan jerk the Sparkster’s fireman in Proper Condom Use?

Yep. They also shaved fur off of him to glue on Butters in Good Times With Weapons.

This was my first episode I watched of South Park back then.

I rewatched not to long ago. I just wanted to randomly say. Clyde has changed so much since then.

I forgot he was the little boy that said "Omg! What is he doing to my dog?!" and then "Make him stop!"

Episodes like this REALLY make me miss Ned and Jimbo.

I never knew this to be true or not, but I'd assumed Trey Parker played the piano in that rendition of "Loving You," I saw a short clip of him playing once and he had the same Elton John-inspired technique.

Th subplot to blow up the mascot really made that episode for me.

I know this episode used to be different in some parts. The singer whose voice hit the high note to detonate the explosives at halftime used to be Frank Stallone, Sylvester Stallone's brother. Since this is the first season and I haven't watched it in a while I wonder why they made a switch. I can almost tell that at certain times Jimbo's voice was dubbed over to say Richard Stamos John Stamos' brother instead of Frank Stallone. I think the singer was re-animated as well because he used to have black hair. Now I know this is from a long time ago but one great big piece of evidence to its veracity is this: John Stamos doesn't have a brother, and Sylvester Stallone does have one named Frank who was being satirized for having a lame music career.

Trey and Matt I have to ask why the change, especially when you don't seem to bow to outside pressure? Was there a lawsuit, or did you drop it because Stallone asked you to? I would guess the latter because Stallone seems like a cool guy, possibly a friend being more conservative in hollywood.

Just wondering...love the site

I love SP because they are Gay friendly, and like Cheff once said "children their is a big difference between Gay people and Mr. Garrison" I have a small crush on Mr. Slave!!

Liked the part when Stan was like:

Stan: now don't be gay sparky! Don't be gay

when he was teaching his dog tricks. And Kyle was funny when he was on the field... Idk why or how but he was.

has anyone noticed that kennys number is 13

Ah sick what is he doing to that dog

Lol, one very cool episode, despite I hate Gay people... Sorry for all the gay people on this site but...

Great episode, Stan was so cute in it. And I just love Big Gay Al! I am very happy they stopped focusing the show on Jimbo and Ned and instead focus on Stan's actual parents. I find Jimbo and Ned stories boring and unfunny. :/ I actually skipped over their scenes together in this one.

So 3/4 of it?
I like this episode too, but mostly because of jimbo and ned. They're a laugh riot in my book.
By the way, Stanluv, how is it that whenever one of us posts we end up in an argument?