John tries to keep a casual love affair alive, while Bob tries to turn a found Super Bowl ring into his ticket to fame and fortune.

John believes that Christmas is a phony time of the year. Instead of embracing the Christmas spirit, he uses getting robbed as vindication for his position.

Chris gets his first car but soon realises what a responsibility it is. While looking for her secret stash of cigarettes, Rochelle comes across Julius's hidden racing form.

Chris decides to take a stand against his mother and refuses to do his household chores. Meanwhile, Mr Omar thinks he's dying and decides to start saying whatever he wants to.

Jeff's chauvinist father, who expects Audrey to wait on him hand and foot, extends his visit after spraining his ankle. Meanwhile, Russell has a one-night stand with a woman who won't leave his apartment.

After getting invited to a cooler party, Jeff and Audrey lie to get out of a dinner they are hosting. Meanwhile, Timmy tries to keep Russell on his best behaviour after he ticks off party-goer, Jerry Rice.

Randy and Sharon start a home renovation show that is threatened by Confederate rednecks. Meanwhile, Cartman grows attached to his Amazon Alexa.

Tweek is freaking everybody out over the North Korea nuke stand-off. Could cupcakes be the answer? Cartman throws a wobbly when his attention-seeking suicide rants are ignored.

Matt Richardson travels back to World War II, while an inebriated Josie Long narrates the tale of Dr Crippen.

Elis James and John Robins discuss the Battle of Waterloo, and Tom Parry tells us about Arthur Conan Doyle becoming a real-life Sherlock.

A woman is furious about her boyfriend's obsession with Red Dead Redemption, and Terrence tries to plan Paris Hilton's wedding.

A late-night comedy series about what set the internet abuzz that day with a game show feel.

The boys are being plagued by the fifth graders and South Park is overrun by pirate ghosts. Nu-Metal band Korn must save the day.

Stan, Cartman, and Kenny are caught up in the latest fad from Japan, a cartoon called Chinpokomon, but what is the secret plan behind the show's anti-American sentiments?

John tries to keep a casual love affair alive, while Bob tries to turn a found Super Bowl ring into his ticket to fame and fortune.

John believes that Christmas is a phony time of the year. Instead of embracing the Christmas spirit, he uses getting robbed as vindication for his position.

Chris gets his first car but soon realises what a responsibility it is. While looking for her secret stash of cigarettes, Rochelle comes across Julius's hidden racing form.