Episode
South Park: Fat Butt and Pancake Head
Overview
For a report on Cultural Diversity, Cartman chooses to do one on Latinos in the arts with the help of a Jennifer Lopez hand puppet. Later, at the mall, the puppet insists they make a music video, which launches the hand puppet's musical career. There's just one problem, the REAL J-Lo shows up to protest the hand's authenticity.
Details
- Series
- South Park
- Season
- Season 7
- Episode
- Episode 5
- Air date
- 2003-04-16
- Runtime
- 23 min
Episode context
Fat Butt and Pancake Head is Episode 5 in Season 7 of South Park. It aired on 2003-04-16. The runtime is 23 min.
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Episode 4: I'm a Little Bit Country
After participating in a walk-out against the war in Iraq, Mr. Garrison tells the boys they have to write a report on the founding fathers. Cartman decides he's going to figure out a way to flashback to the past and learn all about history first hand.
Episode 6: Lil' Crime Stoppers
The boys are playing "junior detectives," and have to find a kidnapped doll. After a daring rescue, they are taken back to Park County Police Headquarters. Upon their arrival, the Chief makes them "real" junior detectives and gives them their first assignment: breaking up a meth lab. The boys soon learn being real detectives isn't as fun as they thought.
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