With the antichrist removed from Jewish Kyle, Santa smashes it with a hammer and saves Christmas. The antichrist has already been born, but the cougars do an abortion on poor Kyle, who had suddenly decided to let the antichrist enter his behind and declares that he will dominate the world. The only way the antichrist can be stopped is by a cougar, and since they are so tiny, they will not be able to fight it off alone, so Stan takes them to an abortion clinic so they can learn to abort the antichrist instead. Stan realizes the terrible thing he has done and vows to protect the cubs and help them get vengeance. The cougar was the only one who could stop them, and now with her dead, they all have a huge inappropriate celebration involving blood.
He brings the body to the woodland creatures, where he realizes they are actually preparing for the birth of the antichrist and not actually Jesus. Of course, nothing goes right, and Stan realizes he's made a grave mistake when two little cubs pop out of a hole in the mountain when he kills their mama. He thinks they are sweet and promises to help them kill the bad cougar so that they will be safe. Stan stumbles upon some woodland critters one day as he's walking through the woods. This is not only one of the most memorable South Park episodes but also one of the most disturbing. Here are some of the biggest disrupters.Īrticle updated by Katie Downey on April 20, 2023 With such an eagerness to disrupt, South Park has consistently come under fire from the censors, and brought upon itself more than enough controversy. With its humor circulating around everyday racism, antisemitism, and blasphemy, atop poop and puke jokes, South Park's sensitivity is the last order of the day (though recent years have found them grappling with changing times, like when they reveal that Token, the only Black kid, is actually named Tolkien after the Lord of the Rings author). Their stories over the last decade or so, when focused, are sharp and critical of pop culture and modern-day society, finding some of the strangest and stupidest routes to parody such things. Where the other adult-oriented cartoons that have been on air for almost as long as South Park ( Family Guy) or even longer ( The Simpsons) have fallen by the wayside in terms of quality, South Park has somehow remained fresh and just as jagged, if not getting better with time. Having evolved past the early days of the one-note gimmick of kids swearing on TV and doing things they shouldn't, South Park has become a cultural touchstone, Warning: This article discusses some crude, mature humor.As a mainstay for such a long time, South Park has constantly been rattling cages with its content ( South Park's very first episode is titled Cartman Gets An Anal Probe, after all).
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