Major Boobage

Season 12, Episode 3, Aired
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In a South Park homage to the 1981 film, "Heavy Metal", the boys try to help Kenny kick the latest drug craze that has become a hit with schoolchildren across the nation. Once Kenny cheeses, he trips into a world that he can truly enjoy..
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  • April Stewart

    Voice of Liane Cartman; Principal Victoria; Sharon Marsh; Wendy Testaburger; Shelly Marsh; Various Others [ episode 133+ ]

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    Mona Marshall

    Voice of Sheila Broflovski; Linda Stotch; Various Others [ episode 50+ ]

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    Matt Stone

    Voice of Kyle Broflovski; Kenny McKormick; Gerald Broflovski; Pip Pirrup; Jesus; Jimbo Kearn; Phillip; Saddam; Various Others

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  • Cheesin'!

    10
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    By bluecatcinema, Apr 30, 2011 Report Abuse
    Getting high via cat urine: A very unusual topic, even by South Park standards. But it was good of the writers to bring up the more unusual drug practises. I myself can't believe that there are actually people who get high, if not by that, then by similar methods. But enough of the morality lecture, on to the episode itself.

    As always, this episode provided an interesting and hilarious parallel to both historic and current events. The "cheesing" trips were completely surreal; For me, watching Kenny and Gerald duel in the "breastruary" was the highlight of the episode. This episode also stands out for me because of Cartman: For the first time in a long while, the foul-mouthed, racist kid does something purely out of the goodness of his heart. He hides and protects the fugitive cats of South Park, without even asking for some kind of payment. Of course, he completely failed to notice the similarity of the cats' predicament to the jews during the Holocaust, but if he did, he just wouldn't be Cartman.

    All in all, this was a solid episode, and I hope to see more of it's calibre in future.moreless

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  • Kenny gets caught in the latest drug craze and cartman hides cats in his attic.

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    By heylin_prince, Jun 18, 2010 Report Abuse
    This episode is hillairious! It's about the latest drug craze called cheesing where they use a cat to spray urine on yuor face and you end up in a weird world with a lot boobs. (It's a parody of the film Heavy metal. I won't spoil anything else but it's just terrific. Another I liked about the episdoe was that Kenny finally had a significant role in the series since Kwnny Dies which was way back in the 5th season. Until this, he was just simply a background charecter that only had 2 speaking roles and not a lot of screntime as well. and are there complaints... no. This was just a good episode, with outstanding plots, comedy, and charecter development. I recommend it to any fan of south park.moreless

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  • Memorable and Best of Season 12

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    By Southparkfa, Jun 18, 2010 Report Abuse
    In this episode, Kenny experiments with cat urine for a hallucinagenic(Blah) experiment to see how high he can get, a la Heavy Metal. Meanwhile, Gerald (Kyle's dad) works to get cats banned in South Park to avoid these kind of problems. This episode is awesome from the get-go with a great Mr. Mackey scene, and parodys Heavy Metal throughout the episode. While I haven't seen the aforementioned movie before, I will definitly have to look for it now. The funniest parts were the parts with Kenny, who is finally given a bigger role besides death's constant target, and it works well. The part that we learn Gerald's a former "Cheesing" addict is great, and it leads to a hilarious conclusion. Overall, if your a fan of SP then watch this one, as it's a great episode, and the best of season 12. 9.5/10 Amoreless

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  • i felt really sorry for Kenny... and i was also grossed out by this episode, too ...

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    By lil_mizz_krazie, May 08, 2010 Report Abuse
    this episode is wrong in so many level's. OK, the kids of South Park ( One of them including the hard to understand, Kenny. ) get high on cat urine. Cat's are then outlawed and Cartman hides his cat in his attic then eventually gets more cats in his attic. Kenny keeps his cats somehow and ruins his life by getting more high, he looked terrible. Later , Kenny somehow gets to every single cat in Cartman's attic and gets super outrageously high.

    Then, Gerald, Kyle's dad, gets high, thus meeting the same lady that Kenny been seeing while high. then cats are allowed back in South Park, Kenny doesn't decided to do the pee, but decides to get high by ... sniffing flowers. the episode tells you not to get buzzed, i think...

    the episode is bad, I now regret watching it. ( how many times did i say the word "high"? )moreless

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  • I know I love Kenny, but this episode is just ridiculous...

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    By candycane_24, May 08, 2010 Report Abuse
    There are factors here that simply made me disgusted about it.

    1.) Cheesing (I know they can make a better one than that)

    2.) Cat urine (Drug used to cheese)

    It's not cool, nor pitiful, it's disgusting

    3.) Cartman jumped the shark because of those cats

    I'm not used to see Cartman being kind, very out of character.
    It's possible since the loss of Clyde frog I suppose.

    But, there are some parts I liked

    1.) It's about Kenny

    About time they made about him, Go Ken!

    2.) Mixture of 2D and 3D animation

    3.) Satire on Eliot Spitzer

    Never thought of the satire to be that way, but oh well

    4.) the Boy's concern for Kenny

    They actually care for him for once, except in Kenny Dies though.

    5.) Influence on Heavy metalmoreless

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Trivia, Notes, Quotes and Allusions

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    • First appearance by Cartman's cat Mr. Kitty since the season 3 episode "Cat Orgy". Edit
    • For the second time Kenny's mouth is visible through his hood when he vomits. The first was "Pink Eye". Edit
    • There's a hole in the kitchen window at Kenny's house. It's a reference to "The List", in which at the end, a bullet went right through the window and killed Kenny. Edit

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    • International Airdates: Denmark: August 8, 2008 on TV3 Latin America: March 16, 2009 on MTV Latinoamerica Edit
    • This is the first appearance of Cartman's cat, Mr. Kitty, in 9 seasons. Edit

  • Quotes

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    • King: Hold! You cannot yet caress my daughter's awesome boobage. Gerald: Huh? How come? King: There is another suitor. (Kenny shows up) Gerald: What? Get out of here, kid! Kenny: Hey, f**k you! You should be the one leaving! Gerald: You're too young for this stuff! Edit
    • King: I see that you're enticed by my daughter's awesome rocking tits. Kenny: Yeahhh King: Then bathe with my daughter in the fountain of Varnov. Appease the gods by lathering her boobs with soapy suds. Kenny: Okay! Edit
    • Butters: My cousins in Florida says that the kids in their school get high off of cat pee. Cartman: Cat pee? Stan: That's not true, you can't get high off of cat urine, can you? Mr. Mackey: Well, it's not actually cat urine, but male cats when they're marking their territory spray a concentrated urine to fend off other male cats, and that can get you really high. M'kay. Really, REALLY high. M'kay. (Cuts to class staring at Mr. Mackey) Mr Mackey: Probably shouldn't have told you that, just now. M'kay. That was probably bad. Edit

  • Allusions

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    • Schindler's List Cartman's decision to take in cats to protect the from the DEA mirrors Oskar S's decision to protect 1,100 Jews from the Nazis. Also, the scene in which a woman begs Cartman to take in her cat seems to be a reference to a similar scene in which a woman begs Schindler to take in her elderly parents. Schindler and Cartman initially refuse but then relent. Also, the song playing during the "Cartman's List" scene was also played at some point in Schindler's List. Edit
    • JB Whereas this episode is a nod to the Heavy Metal cartoon, the king's daughter has an uncanny similarity to JB from BraveStarr (much more than to Taarna). Edit
    • When Gerald mentions "getting high off fermenting human feces", this is a reference to the hoax hallucinogenic drug Jenkem, said to be a hallucinogenic drug composed of noxious gas formed from fermented human sewage. Edit

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