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The citizens discover that Officer Barbrady cannot read, forcing him to go back to school with the boys, while someone starts having sex with chickens.

Kyle starts to panic after learning what will happen to Ike during an upcoming Bris; Mr. Mackey suddenly falls prey to drug and alcohol abuse.

Kyle's mother decides to raise awareness about the school nurse's morbid medical condition; the school dodgeball team heads to International Finals in China.

The boys invent a horrifying monster to get even with Ned and Uncle Jimbo for providing them with false information about Vietnam for a school report.

A bus crash results in a trip down memory lane for its passengers, including some "sticky situations"; Mr. Mackey counsels the kids' parents.

As citizens of South Park prepare for the Fourth of July, a law is declared making fireworks illegal throughout the town, causing the boys to hate summer.

Mr. Hankey implores Kyle to staunch the onslaught of independent filmmakers before they do irrevocable harm to the South Park sewage system.

Cartman's mother develops a secret plan to give all the boys chickenpox by sending them to Kenny's house for a sleepover, but Kyle remains immune.

The boys go on a school field trip to the planetarium, where Cartman starts to act strangely, leading Stan and Kyle to investigate the situation.

The boys build rival clubhouses in hopes of playing a game of "Truth or Dare" with the girls, while Stan deals with his parents' separation.

During the town's annual Cow Days Festival, the cattle are transfixed by a new idol, and a head injury increases Cartman's prowess at bull riding.

After being sued by Capitalist Records for obtaining rights to a song he wrote, Chef is forced to raise money to hire Johnny Cochran as his lawyer.

During Halloween, Sharon Marsh's Aunt Flo returns and gives Stan a present, an evil fish that Stan believes is murdering people throughout the town.

A jittery new classmate is assigned to help the boys draft a school report, but the boy seems more concerned with the theft of his underpants.

Mr. Mackey punishes the boys by making them join an environmentalist choir tour, in which they travel to Costa Rica to try and save the rainforest.

Leslie discovers that her department's budget is about to be cut and she persuades a councilman to make the cuts elsewhere, but her actions affect her campaign.

Leslie's campaign for the 2012 Pawnee City Council finally culminates during the televised debate with her opponent, Bobby Newport; Ron saves a donor party.

During her bus tour on the final day of her City Council campaign, Leslie is shocked to find out that a very important person in Pawnee has passed away.

Election Day has finally arrived and as they wait with Leslie for the results, everyone thinks about how a win or a loss will affect their future.

Two grown men who live with their single parents become step-brothers when their parents marry, and they are reluctantly forced to share a bedroom together.

Fondly remembering the trip he took with his family as a child, Rusty Griswold surprises his family with a vacation to Walley World.

Elaine embarrasses herself at a company party by dancing horribly; George plays a bad seed to attract a girl; Jerry gets caught up in bootlegging movies.

Since being labeled a difficult patient, Elaine cannot find a doctor who will treat her rash; Jerry receives a suspicious package in the mail.

Intimidated by an employee she is supposed to fire, Elaine promotes him instead; Jerry's girlfriend has a mentor; George gives a seminar on risk management.

Jerry receives a barrage of royalty checks from Japan; Kramer escorts Japanese tourists around New York; George is obsessed with a cultish carpet cabal.

Kramer and Jerry switch apartments when a new chicken restaurant puts up a neon sign outside Kramer's apartment; Elaine abuses her company expense account.

George gets sharper the longer he goes without having sex; Elaine's lack of sex dulls her mind considerably; Jerry gets bumped from Career Night.

George is muscled out of a new apartment when a survivor of a shipwreck plays the pity card with the tenant board; Kramer takes dog medicine for a nasty cough.

Kramer gets a rooster as a pet and begins training him for cockfighting; George dates a convict from a woman's prison; Jerry regrets writing a bad check.

George struggles to invent the ultimate comeback to a quip made by one of his sarcastic co-workers; Elaine falls for a mysterious video rental clerk.

While interviewing candidates for The Susan Ross Scholarship, George runs into trouble with a street gang; Peterman decides to buy Kramer's life stories.

The Griffins take the time to reflect on three of their favorite love stories in honor of Peter and Lois' anniversary.

Peter purposefully gets arrested to avoid Thanksgiving with Lois' side of the family; a secret Stewie holds dear to himself is brought to the light.

Meg has an unexpected response while she takes Stewie to meet the mall Santa, an experience with inadvertently horrifies Stewie down to his core.

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.

One of Brian's old friends tries to talk him into getting neutered; Lois defies Peter's wishes and gets a pixie cut, which makes Peter try to out-embarrass her.

Peter gets grounded by Lois for getting a secret credit card, but he forms an escape plan to make a tunnel that leads all the way to The Drunken Clam.

In the future, Stewie enjoys a life of wealth and leisure until Brian throws his retirement plans awry when he delivers news that Peter is dying.

Peter inadvertently becomes a key figure in a movement for racial justice when he is forced to kneel due to constipation during the national anthem.

Peter is forced to work from home due to his uncontrollable sweating; Stewie and Chris make a fake crowdfunding campaign to pay for damage they caused.

The mayor asks Stan's dad to discover why people in the town are randomly bursting into flames; Cartman faces a harrowing, three-day ordeal.

Stan, Kyle and Cartman attempt to determine whether Tweek or Craig is tougher by convincing the two boys to have a fight after school.

Cartman's newfound prehistoric pal irritates the heck out of the citizens of South Park; Ned copes with the loss of his electronic voice box.

The school district goes broke after Cartman and Kyle's dad's sexual harassment lawsuit against Stan leads everyone in the school to get litigious.

Cartman wages war against Stan's sister after she is hired to babysit him on the night of a freak meteor shower; the family cat goes into heat.

A hot tub allows Gerald and Randy's latent homosexual tendencies to bubble to the surface; Stan is forced to spend time with unpopular students.

Kenny, Kyle and Ike suddenly encounter the soap sculpture-obsessed spirit of Moses while attending at a boy scout-like camp for Jewish children.

When the kids of South Park discover a popular Japanese toy, Stan, Kyle, Cartman and Kenny attempt to persuade their parents into buying them their own.

The boys meet a pair of home-schooled kids at the town spelling bee and open their eyes to a wider world that is more dangerous than they imagined.

Stan's grandfather holds the key to defeating the Southern forces after Cartman uses schnapps to transform a military re-enactment into a second Civil War.

The boys travels with their class to the first-ever "Worldwide Recorder Concert" in Arkansas, where Mr. Garrison is forced to confront demons.

Pip meets Estella when he gets a job at the Havesham Estate and is given a chance to go to London, where she plans to use his tears for an evil scheme.