Ep 10. Major Boobage

In South Park's Year of the Fan, season 1 episode 10 titled "Major Boobage," the beloved animated show takes on the topic of drug use. The episode starts with many of the town's male residents becoming addicted to a new drug that gives them wild and vivid hallucinations. These drug-induced hallucinations involve flying through the air on psychedelic creatures with one rule: "keep both feet on the ground."

As the town becomes more and more immersed in the drug culture, Kyle's father, Gerald, becomes concerned and begins to investigate the effects of the drug. Meanwhile, the boys are dealing with their own addiction to the drug while trying to hide it from their parents.

The drug's effects become so extreme that the boys start to see their entire lives as a cartoon, complete with cat-women and giant monster battles. The only way they can fully experience their drug-induced hallucinations is by putting a blanket over their heads, which then transforms reality into an animated world. This leads to the creation of "major boobage," which is the boys' term for the highly sexualized cat-women they see during their trips.

As the episode progresses, the boys' addiction to the drug becomes more severe, causing them to experience strange side effects. These include Kevin turning into a cat-woman himself and Kenny flying off into the sky, never to be seen again. Meanwhile, Kyle and his father discover that the drug is dangerous and could be lethal.

In an effort to stop the drug's spread, Kyle and Gerald go to the police and alert them to the situation. The police then work to shut down the drug ring, and eventually, the drug is eradicated from the town. As a result, the boys are forced to give up their addiction to "major boobage" and face reality once again.

"Major Boobage" is a hilarious and satirical take on drug culture and the dangers of addiction. The episode features several references to classic cartoons and is especially reminiscent of the 1981 animated film "Heavy Metal." Its ironic sense of humor and clever writing make it a standout episode in the South Park series.