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A school bully puts Lois at the center of focus with her antics when Lois is given the position of music teacher at Chris and Meg's high school.

The boys struggle with reality after Butters becomes convinced that he is living in a virtual reality, and when he goes rogue, he wreaks havoc.

Kenny excels at Magic: The Gathering; Wendy realizes that Stan's guy friends will always come first after trying to get Stan to pay her attention.

Kyle feels like a new generation is passing him by; meanwhile, the Marsh family is in trouble after Stan spends too much money on "freemium" games.

Kyle wants to create an extravagant televised holiday special, teaming up with some of the best in the entertainment industry; holograms are still on the loose.

Stan, Kyle, Eric and Kenny convey their feelings of respect for transgender television personality and retired athlete Caitlyn Jenner.

Mr. Garrison comes to the conclusion that a wall should be built in order to prevent undocumented immigrants from entering without legal permission.

The residents of South Park, Colo., are faced with the effects of their town's gentrification; Kenny becomes convinced that he should try to find a job.

Cartman believes that he is South Park's preeminent web-based food critic and that his restaurant reviews are better than anyone else's.

Eric Cartman is forced to deal with society's ugly side when he experiences disrespectful situations on the sole basis of his physical appearance.

Cleveland tries to help Holt find someone to spend his life with; Cleveland Jr. and Rallo wait eagerly for the birth of Rallo's pet fish.

Cleveland's attempts to teach Junior responsibility erupt in a father-son feud; Roberta competes with a rich girl and gets more than she bargained for.

Cleveland and Donna go on an overdue honeymoon, but when his friends tag along, Cleveland must choose between them and his wife.

After being mugged at an ATM and injured, Cleveland lets the attention go to his head; Roberta attempts to take advantage of Rallo by lying to him.

Cleveland's new diet has some unexpected repercussions; Quagmire pays a visit to Cleveland in order to deliver some upsetting news.

Cartman starts a new business in South Park called "The Crack Baby Athletic Association," and he invites Kyle to get in the company on the ground floor.

Butters discovers that he has been diagnosed with multiple personality disorder; a psychologist attempts to help Butters figure out what is happening to him.

Stan finds himself acting differently after celebrating his 10th birthday, but his new attitude begins to upset the rest of the boys.

After discovering that he is afflicted with Asperger's Syndrome, Cartman develops a unique way of coping with his ailment that even Kyle and Kenny accept.

After deciding to join the U.S. Border Patrol, Cartman soon begins to realize that he possesses a skill for stopping illegal aliens from entering into America.

The students of South Park Elementary learn that someone has hacked into their phones and emails and is now posting their private information online.

Randy becomes enamored with musical theatre and decides to take Sharon on a trip to New York in order to catch every show that Broadway has to offer.

The kids at South Park Elementary all gang up on Cartman after they are punished due to the fact that he has thrown off the school's physical fitness curve.

After viewing a television special on The History Channel, the boys begin to believe that extraterrestrials were involved in the original Thanksgiving feast.

When Kenny's parents are arrested and sent to jail, he and his siblings find themselves being forced to enter the foster care system.

When a catastrophe results from one of the boys forgetting to put the toilet seat down after relieving himself, a government agency is called in to fix things.

George thinks he had a heart attack, but the doctor tells him otherwise; Elaine is interested in the doctor, while the doctor is interested in her tongue.

Jerry and Elaine discuss whether or not they could have a sexual relationship without jeopardizing their friendship and devise a special system.

Elaine asks to use Jerry's apartment for a baby shower for a woman who used to date George; Kramer sells Jerry on the idea of getting illegal cable.

Jerry, Elaine and George stop for a quick Chinese dinner before seeing "Plan 9 From Outer Space," but circumstances at the eatery make them miss the movie.

George inadvertently gets a busboy fired, and after attempting to rectify the circumstances, he winds up compounding them by losing the busboy's cat.

Physical therapy proves painful for Jerry when his small talk with the therapist leads to a misunderstanding; Jerry uses a dentist note to cover his therapy.

Andy takes Michael out after his girlfriend dumps him; tensions on the planning committee leads to the formation of rival Christmas parties.

Andy takes Michael out after his girlfriend dumps him; tensions on the planning committee leads to the formation of rival Christmas parties.

Michael's insistence upon finding a relaxed, new attitude is quickly tested when a risqué photograph from his recent vacation makes its way to everyone.

Due to a proposal by Andy, everyone in the sales department pairs into teams in order to make sales calls; Dwight attempts to come to Angela's rescue.

Oscar comes back from his extended vacation and considers the possibility of leaving; recent events allow Andy to develop a relationship with Michael.

Michael acts on horrible advice and brings a stripper to a wedding shower being held in honor of Phyllis; Karen talks with Pam about her relationship with Jim.

Phyllis quickly regrets her decision to allow Michael to participate in her wedding after he repeatedly embarrasses her; Pam remembers her own wedding plans.

Ryan asks Michael to come to his business school as a guest speaker; when a bat gets loose inside the office, Dwight goes into combat mode; Pam's art show.

While attending a business party, Michael and Jan admit their relationship, and Jim encounter's Karen's ex-boyfriend; everyone else decides to go to happy hour.

Darryl holds a meeting with Michael to discuss the opportunity for a pay raise; after Pam makes her confession to Roy, Jim is left to deal with the outcome.

Andy returns from anger management with a new outlook on life; Michael and Dwight begin teaching safety lessons to their co-workers to prepare them for danger.

An offensive watermark affects a large shipment of Dunder Mifflin paper and causes commotion in the office; prom invitations were printed on the paper.

Tweek and Craig become the dreamy subjects of delightful illustrations that were drawn by the Asian girls at South Park Elementary.

After deliberating, the residents of South Park come to the conclusion that maintaining a police department is no longer necessary for their community.

Jimmy finds himself in a situation where his concept of journalistic ethics and values is in opposition to the beliefs espoused by PC Principal.

PC Principal's whereabouts are unknown after he vanishes with a pair of students who were enrolled in the fourth grade at South Park Elementary.

South Park residents feel less vulnerable with firearms; the town's gentrification forces Randy to look elsewhere; Kyle enters into a risky alliance.

Mr. Garrison continues his work along the campaign trail while an American Icon helps to give the National Anthem an updated sound.

The boys want to deal with Cartman while a terrorist plans to go international; Kyle's father safeguards his online identity while taking his abuse globally.

Police conduct an investigation when Cartman seemingly vanishes from social media; Gerald continues with his indiscriminate online bullying campaign.

Kyle tries to ease the tension between the guys and girls, but ends up making it worse; the boys finally rally together to make a stand for their rights.

Mr. Garrison offends women during his Presidential rally; the children start looking for Gerald; Gerald tries to prevent Denmark from launching TrollTrace.com.

A hacker targets an entire city in Colorado; Gerald and Cartman are under threat of having their entire past internet activity exposed to the general public.

PC Principal tries to create another opportunity for the boys and girls to come to a peace agreement; Gerald has a personal meeting with the Troll Hunter.