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.
Cleveland gets greedy and turns to cheating, asking Holt to pose as a transfer student, but when he realizes he's been a bad example, he clears his conscience.
Sheila looks at what Gerald has been doing online; Cartman tries to stop scientists from visiting Mars; Kyle and Ike try to protect the world from destruction.
Randy learns what it means to be a Caucasian person in modern society; protestors march the streets while armed with tiki torches and confederate flags.
Professor Chaos uses Facebook to spread misinformation about Coon, and when the boys try to save their reputation, they encounter Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
A variety of entertainers and celebrities die due to a large amount of opiate overdoses, meanwhile Stan may be exposed as the source of the lethal drugs.
PC Principal finds it increasingly difficult to maintain his level of political correctness; Kyle sees things from a different perspective than his friends.
The children of South Park claim to have seen Mr. Garrison prowling around the town; the townspeople are furious that the president is frightening their kids.
Chris unexpectedly becomes homecoming king; but when Meg learns that the cool kids are planning to prank him during the homecoming ceremony, they investigate.
When Brian falls in love with a tech support worker in India, he and Stewie go to India to find her; Peter becomes the center of attention at Joe's bingo night.
Brian and Lois decide to help Chris with his anger by playing sports; Chris surprises his family by becoming a star baseball pitcher, leading Peter to gamble.
Viewers get a behind-the-scenes look at a production week at "Family Guy," as James Woods tours the workings of the show and what it takes to make an episode.
Carter invests in the Pawtucket Patriot brewery and decides to save some money by cutting corners in production, but Peter hears the plan and informs the media.
Peter is asked to step in and play the mall Santa for the time being, until he realizes that Santa can get away with anything and gets drunk with power.
Football player Rob Gronkowski of the New England Patriots moves into the house behind the Griffins and befriends the guys; Stewie takes up beekeeping.
Chris unexpectedly becomes homecoming king; but when Meg learns that the cool kids are planning to prank him during the homecoming ceremony, they investigate.
When Brian falls in love with a tech support worker in India, he and Stewie go to India to find her; Peter becomes the center of attention at Joe's bingo night.
Brian and Lois decide to help Chris with his anger by playing sports; Chris surprises his family by becoming a star baseball pitcher, leading Peter to gamble.
A special relationship between Butters and the Parish Priest develops, so when they go missing, the people of South Park seek help from the Catholic Church.
Mr. Hankey's job as the director of the annual Christmas pageant is threatened by his distasteful behavior; Strong Woman and PC Principal face new challenges.
Butters begins selling a variety of vape pens and fruity-flavored vape accessories; Randy decides to relocate his family to the country and become a farmer.
After Kenny opts out of the Bike Parade, the other boys' chance of winning is threatened; the workers at the Amazon Fulfillment Center continue to strike.
Randy gets in trouble as he pursues an opportunity for Tegridy in China; Stan starts a band to vent his frustration over having to move away from South Park.