The Heather Swanson episode was centered around a transwoman because of the issue that gets brought up regarding trans women in sports. You barely hear about trans men in the news and people don’t use them as much for scaremongering as they do transwomen.

It would be nice to see more trans characters in the show though.

They literally had an episode with Garrison playing Trump again this past season.

Did you actually watch the episode? I am totally serious, Did you actually watch it???

This is before the writing improved drastically so had this been written today she probably would have been a more 3 dimensional character.

It Matt and Trey don’t care then why should you?

It’s just South Park. Continuity will sometimes be sacrificed for the sake of comedy…SOMETIMES. Unless you want to argue that maybe the episode takes place in at a different point in the timeline.

I don’t understand what Indians Jones getting raped in that episode has to do with the Panderverse special?

That part of the episode was so good, especially as they were walking to the cabin. I know he does a lot of horrible things, but he didn’t deserve that. It hurt him so much that he didn’t even get revenge nor did he seem to plan on to before Heidi flashed him. He just seemed kind of broken.

What’s even worse is that Kyle, his ‘arch-nemesis,’ was the only one who apologized to him after that. Personally, I wonder if that episode has been affecting the current ones. In Cupid Ye he claims that he was doing that for Stan, but I kinda doubt that. Also, in the Panderverse he only seemed to be calling out for Kyle and in the Covid special he did end up taking a big ‘ole L for him, too.

There’s a lot of people like Cartman out in the US and Canada. You may say no, but the fact that he’s always representing their viewpoint says otherwise…

Yes! It would be so funny to see how the other students see the main 5 and how they feel about the crazy shenanigans that their town gets into to.

What is nuance and the fact that he’s a cartoon character?

That being said he was wrong in the movie and he was able to realize that by the end of it. Also, the entire point was to poke fun at people who feel the way he does. Yet, he’s not always wrong and he’s done a lot do good things, too.

Yeah, all I could think like ‘why not fix it yourself?,’ but then that was the problem…everyone is relying on someone else to do it when they all could learn to do things like that themselves

The shot with Cartman screaming ‘No!!!’ when he saw this was comedy gold!

Tbqh a lot of people were saying that and didn’t mean it. The fact that he is saying it was just so ironic.

It depends on the context and the situation. Sometimes he is right and sometimes Kyle is wrong. Nuance is important!