Ep 3. Ike's Wee Wee

In the second season of South Park, episode 3, titled "Ike's Wee Wee," the boys of South Park Elementary encounter a rather unusual problem. Kyle's younger brother, Ike, is experiencing a strange growth that has caused his parents, Gerald and Sheila Broflovski, to become concerned. The growth, as it turns out, is actually his enlarged penis, which has suddenly become much larger than it should be for a child his age. The Broflovski's are horrified and unable to comprehend how to resolve the situation.

Meanwhile, the boys of South Park Elementary are preparing for their school play and Cartman is upset with his assigned role. To make matters worse, Kyle, his best friend, is struggling with the family dilemma concerning Ike's penis growth. In an effort to help, the boys devise a plan to steal a whale's penis, in hopes that they can replace Ike's with it.

As expected, the plan goes awry, and the boys' attempts at resolving the issue only bring more chaos and absurdity to the situation. In the end, the episode serves as a commentary on the absurdity of adult reactions to children's issues, and the ridiculous extremes that some will go to try to "resolve" problems that they do not understand.

As with most episodes of South Park, "Ike's Wee Wee" is full of vulgar humor, irreverent social commentary, and biting satire. The episode tackles a serious issue in a humorous way, highlighting the absurdity of some of our most deeply held beliefs. It also showcases the remarkable ability of the show's creators to take the mundane and turn it into something of comedic value.

With its unique blend of potty humor, clever wit, and biting satire, South Park is perhaps the most successful and enduring animated series of its kind. As the show's second season rolls on, "Ike's Wee Wee" stands out as one of its most memorable episodes, a hilarious commentary on both childhood and adulthood, and the absurdities of our everyday lives.