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The townspeople witness an alarming demonstration of what happens to the body when a person eats gluten, South Park decides to go gluten free.

Cartman calls Stan a sissy; Randy has a very big secret, but the pressure of keeping such a huge secret proves to be very difficult.

Everyone is trying out the latest trend in transportation thanks to Timmy's idea to raise money to attend summer camp; however, his success makes him enemies.

Everyone in the town of South Park is on edge following a scandalous invasion of privacy after Cartman and Butters find a drone and take it for a drive.

Stan becomes addicted to the Terrance and Phillip mobile game; meanwhile, Terrance and Phillip are feeling bad about the money they're making.

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.

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.

Leslie is set up on a blind date by Ann, but the night does not go as well as she hoped; an old friend of Ann's causes feelings of insecurity in Mark.

Leslie attempts to impress her boyfriend by hosting a dinner party at her house, but things take a comical and chaotic turn for the worse.

Leslie tries to stop a deal promoting health bars that she discovers are unhealthy; Mark reluctantly agrees to help Tom move out of his house.

Leslie and her boyfriend set out to find her mom's old flame for a Valentine's reunion; Andy is unsure about an upcoming gig at a senior center.

Jim is forced to leave Michael in a gas station bathroom; Erin and Dwight go on a search for Michael; Pam's artwork spawns a captioning contest.

Michael makes everyone uncomfortable with his public displays of affection; Jim and Pam face complications after lunch; a treasure hunt is ruined by Andy.

Michael is finally ready to unveil his action movie to his coworkers and love interest, but their reactions could create a problem.

Michael's best friend hopes to find a desk job at the office; after his computer freezes yet again, Andy battles with Pam to get a new computer.

The office decides to hold a garage sale in the warehouse; Michael goes to Oscar, Ryan, Jim and Pam for advice on how to ask Holly to marry him.

Everyone hopes to make a good impression on the new manager, but Andy finds himself typecast, and Jim and Pam worry they have come on too strong.

Michael prepares for his departure and hosts a seminar to train the new host for the Dundie Awards; Erin struggles with her dislike of her boyfriend.

Michael hopes to have a drama free day in order to say his goodbyes to his coworkers; Deangelo and Andy scramble to keep the biggest clients.

Michael hopes to have a drama free day in order to say his goodbyes to his coworkers; Deangelo and Andy scramble to keep the biggest clients.

Dwight decides to take over as acting manager, and during his reign he employs draconian tactics in the office; Gabe tries to win Erin back.

When an investment banker finds himself facing a prison sentence, he turns for help to the man who washes his car in order to prepare him for the transition.

A group of former teammates gathers to pay homage to their late basketball coach and relive some of their glory days without acknowledging the passage of time.

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A group of former teammates gathers to pay homage to their late basketball coach and relive some of their glory days without acknowledging the passage of time.

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.

The President-elect takes a trip back to his hometown for a special visit.