No.10: Pi-Pi’s return. No.09: Cartman’s song ‘The not cool’. No.08: A slap of reference. Will Smith slapped Chris Rock on Oscar. No.07: 'Karen Marsh'. No.06: 'Tegridy farms VS Cussler industries'. A harsh truth of the modern world: quality products release at a slower pace are often drowned out by floods of cheaper and shoddy products. No.05: Mr. Black’s Hike. A crisis in the US housing market where wealthy individuals are buying up homes. No.04: The first ‘Streaming Service’. How out of control his service is, going so far as to lock water molecules behind a paywall and make the highest tier the only commercial free package. No.03: The boys unite.
Certain distributors are signing off on exclusivity deals and licensing agreements. How many times have we seen the same groups of movies and TV shows get de-listed from one platform, just get re-listed on another. No.02:Stan gets an earful. South Park is in a weird spot right now, having sold an exclusivity deal with HBO for the platform to stream all 25 seasons. Paramount, the owners of MTV and Comedy Central, whom South Park studios works with, must not have been too happy about the deal. Could be this scene based o an angry phone call from Paramount? No.01: The boat crafting scene. The business model of streaming services only encourages more greed at a faster rate than the expense of quality. How so? Because no one cares.

PS: Water Commissioner is referred to investigator J.J Gittes in the movie, Chinatown, 1974.