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Welp, no bans this time. I didn't expect Matt and Trey to put up a chart like that.

Oh wait, the kids got the wrong idea.

Oh hell...

What they should have done was ask the Japanese to consult them on the subject instead of doing the stupid math. "All you Americans have such a nice big mastodonic penis!" GAW!

I meant in this particular episode. I've seen them make fun of liberals and the left over the years as well as conservatives and the right.

Oh come on, Butters looks cute naked. I'm trying not to sound like a pedophile here, but he's eight years old dude. Who around here hasn't seen a naked eight year old at some point in their life, hell we were all one once.

Butters looks adorable without his clothes and he's a natural nudist, no shame or modesty in front of his mother at all. I was surprised that we saw him full frontal from front and side, but what the hell -- like I said, these kids are eight! Maybe no more than nine! Give the boys some breaks, it's fourth grade, we all went through that sort of thing. Though I think the most I recall was allowing my friends to pull my pants and undies down just for giggles. We were kids for crying out loud. Let Butters "do his homework" and just be happy we've seen someone OTHER than Eric Cartman naked now.

I must admit, just on the same topic, for a few moments there I was wondering if M&T were going to just say the hell with it, go all-out, and make Butters have an erection. When he said "it's coming back out" maybe it's just my sick mind at work but you can't really blame me for it; this is South Park after all, they have "gone there" much worse than giving an eight-year-old an erection. Hell they had a whole episode about it!

No one mentioned the curentnest (<=== is that a word?) of all current events in this episode? Right in the first lines spoken by Butters about Arnold Schwarzenegger?

And the reference from the Psychiatrist's wife to 200/201 to "Mitch Connor"

And another Randy episode: I loved his math equations given to a fourth grade class

And the tea party guy with the tea bags attached to his hat

And Randy's demands, repeating whatever Cartman said: "The Jews!" "f*ck Kyle" <=======Randy saying that

Glad I don't fit into any of those categories. But even if I did, that observation would be null and void.

It was pretty funny. I laughed a few times. I wish it included more of the other kids than Randy, but I guess I should have expected this.

These "kids being kids" episodes are the best. Reminds me of the way the show originally was. I do like the lack of social references. At least compared to many other recent episodes.

I'll give it a 7/10.

Still hasn't come on out online in the west, but as I was desperately reading the comments for tasty sneak peaks I noticed the comments on one-sided jokes. I'm on the left, and I have been made fun of in almost every episode in one way or another - earlier poster listed many of those episodes where it was even the core content of the show. I think the right may just not be as sensitive to the clear mockery of democrats, frequently picked on by Cartman or ironically Mr. Garrison. Colorado is one of the states that are sitting in the middle, so there is not really a dominant political position - which I believe is fairly reflected on the show.

Sometimes I even think that it has too many jokes against the left and almost nothing against the right - so I identify with the sentiment, but from the other side. I think my case is probably stronger for a heavier right-loving south park.

I caught three out of four references you mentioned. (Missed the psychiatrist's wife from 200/201 to Mitch Connor reference, and that's after the initial rewatch.)

Third mediocre episode in a row. The clever SP humor and storylines aren't there. A couple funny moments just like the last couple episodes but overall it was just okay. Still waiting for a truly great episode this season, hopefully we get one before the summer break.

...Wait, what?

Um, okay. I can list more shots at liberals if I work at it, I'm sure. Just in the last few minutes I've thought of Chef's Chocolate Salty Balls and Terrance and Phillip: Behind the Blow as more episodes ripping on liberals and hippies from California. Can you cite some figures of any kind? Maybe list the 'conservative' jokes that outnumber the liberal jokes I listed just off the top of my head?

I beg to differ. If you're mainly referring to Cartman's attitude and views, then I can understand.

Here's the thing, though. South Park doesn't need to ridicule or make fun of right-wing people. They do that to themselves every time they speak up.

Yeah, I like the "kids being kids" episodes too. But this entire episode took a turn once Dr. Marsh first made his appearance. I guess "Dr." for a Ph.D in engineering?

This episode had so much in it, from Arnold Schwarzeneger to Obama (who made an appearance at the end): "Are we ready to f*ck Kyle?" to meet the demands of Randy's group

@ GeminiShamrock: Yeah, when the wife of psychiatrist "Carol" called her husband during Cartman's anger management session, Carol accused her husband of on-line chatting with (was it a 14 year old?) with the user name Mitch Connor Makes me wonder if it was the psychiatrist on-line with the girl or was it our friend Mitch Connor making another appearance? He was in the Vietnam war; now he's in a chat room

Come on, who else could be "Mitch Connor"?

I don't think that was Obama.. If it was his character design has changed dramatically in the last week.

My biggest laugh was probably Cartman ruining the doc's life with a few keystrokes. Dude. One of those things you kind of see coming, but when it exceeds your expectations it's gut-busting.
I also laughed when the "actual doctor of human sexuality" started doing the same sort of ridiculous equations Randy was Awesome.