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Peter Thiel takes Cartman to Washington as the birth of the Antichrist nears.

While helping Stan build a car for the Boy Scout's Pinewood Derby race, Randy begins to obsess over the car's design and works deep into the night.

Cartman convinces Butters and a small gang of boys to run away from their homes in South Park and live with him as pirates on the infamous Skull Island.

When Ike is haunted by dead celebrities, Kyle and the boys hire professional ghost hunters to investigate the Broflovski house for paranormal activity.

The boys make fun of Butters when they discover he has made it to fourth grade without kissing a girl, so he becomes determined to get his first.

After attending their very first WWE match, the boys feel called to become professional wrestlers, so they decide to join the school wrestling club.

Stan and his family spend his birthday at the Denver Aquarium where they plan to swim with the dolphins, but the Japanese show up and ruin everything.

When noisy bikers suddenly show up in South Park, the boys refuse to let them ruin the weekend, so they throw down the F word and fight back.

Cartman is chosen to do morning announcements at school and becomes the new voice of change by targeting student body president Wendy Testaburger.

When Stan's dad takes the boys to a local water park, the fun-filled day turns into a deadly disaster as shocking events begin to signal the end of the world.

The group shares their future plans with one another before receiving unfortunate news about Mayor Gunderson; Ron reels over the loss of his beloved barber.

Before business hours at the parks department, the gang gathers in order to reminisce about their time together there as many of them are leaving Pawnee behind.

Before business hours at the parks department, the gang gathers in order to reminisce about their time together there as many of them are leaving Pawnee.

The deputy director of a small town Parks and Recreation department organizes a meeting to address grievances of a dangerous and unsightly pit.

Leslie and her team go door-to-door to get support and invite people to the town hall meeting; Tom uses some questionable forms of recruitment.

Leslie invites a reporter to do a story on her park project, then needs Mark's help to stay on message; Tom kisses up to his boss.

Leslie attempts to ingratiate herself with a group of male government workers; Andy formulates a secret plan to surprise Ann when she returns from work.

While at a banquet to honor her mother, Leslie discovers what it takes to get what she wants in the political arena; Tom and Mark bail to try and pick up women.

Erin has a hard time trying to make the Halloween party at the office exactly how Andy and Robert California want; Jim and Pam debate whether ghosts are real.

Dwight takes it upon himself to help with overall office efficiency by installing a doomsday device that will get them all fired if they find too many slip-ups.

When Pam takes maternity leave, she has Dwight try to prove that Jim finds her temp attractive; Robert California asks to join Andy, Darryl and Kevin's band.

Attempting to motivate and inspire everyone in the office, Andy decides to take them on a field trip to Gettysburg; those who stay behind brainstorm for ideas.

Robert California brings his wife into the office and tries to find a position in which she can work; Dwight opens up a gym inside the building.

Andy shoots for the best holidays ever by trying to fulfill the wishes of everyone in the office; Robert California seeks solace through drinking.

Andy desperately searches for a way to follow through with his goal of doubling office sales; Dwight visits Sabre headquarters for an opportunity.

After Robert decides to sell his mansion following his divorce, Kevin convinces him to have an office pool party; Erin tries to make Andy jealous.

In prison for driving intoxicated, a former pro football player is approached by the warden to form a team of convicts to play the guards in a friendly match.

A slacker pretends to adopt a five-year-old boy in a misguided attempt to prove to his girlfriend that he is ready for responsibility.

The town of Quahog is thrust into a debate about removing the statue of a local hero when Brian, working as a journalist, exposes his racist history.

Lois decides to walk out on the family when they don't help her with the Christmas shopping, which leaves the rest of the family to save the holiday themselves.

Peter is asked to volunteer as a nurse after he avoids getting sick during a bad flu season; Brian faces an identity crisis when he takes a genealogy test.

Brian spends time with his new girlfriend's son; Peter, Quagmire and Cleveland decide to go for a ride in a classic Corvette Joe just bought without asking him.

Peter and Chris become motivated to start their own memorabilia business; Stewie worries about the effects of aging and gets plastic surgery.

Stewie constructs a robot in Peter's visage to eliminate Lois after she tried to feed him broccoli, but he soon finds his life in lethal danger instead.

Stewie experiences a domesticated life with his mail order Ukrainian wife Peter and Chris develop an intense fixation on free breakfast food from hotel buffets.

Lois grows tired of feeling unappreciated and come up with a plan to tap into her devious side and win an award at her favorite coffee shop for "Best Customer."

Brian discovers a microchip that has information about his previous owners from before he was adopted by the Griffins, which prompts him to find them.

Meg and Chris are left at home by themselves when Lois and Peter are invited to live in an apartment complex for millennials by a couple from Stewie's school.

Meg is confronted by a scandal involving college admissions; Brian dedicates himself to becoming healthier.

After given permission to read a controversial book at school, Stan, Cartman, Kyle and Kenny are inspired to write a contentious novel of their own.

Cartman's favorite fried chicken restaurant is closed down and replaced by a store that sells medicinal marijuana to people with a physician's reference.

Kyle accidentally becomes friends with the wrong person on Facebook, so Cartman and the boys completely desert him and leave him with no friends.

Jimmy and Timmy head off to summer camp with all their handicapable friends, where they work hard to become champions of an annual competition.

Despite his doubts about making it to the top, Cartman becomes determined to do whatever it takes to race in the NASCAR circuit, with Butters as his pit boss.

New Jersey begins to take over the country one state at a time, but when the Jerseyites seek to conquer South Park, Randy and the boys take a stand.

Stan and Mr. Mackey deal with their hoarding addictions, which allows Stan to see what it was like for Mr. Mackey in the fourth grade at South Park Elementary.

Stan gets left behind when Randy becomes overly obsessed with the Food Network, which leads Sharon to run away with a new interest of her own.

Kyle finds himself trapped as an unwilling participant in a grotesque new technological innovation developed by Apple founder Steve Jobs.

South Park Elementary's Special Education department decides to begin an annual comedy award ceremony, and Jimmy is given the opportunity to serve as host.

When the Prince of Canada decides to take a bride, baby Ike becomes obsessed with his native country's Royal Wedding along with the rest of Canada.

Cartman becomes outraged when the school reveals the penis sizes of all the children at South Park Elementary on a bulletin board.