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California Know-How: Where's the Episode Where Cartman Butchers a Classic?

Hey there, South Park aficionados! Ever get that California dreamin' feeling? You know, sunshine, beaches, and... hordes of flesh-eating homeless people? No? Well, maybe you haven't seen the strangest episode of South Park yet.

That's right, we're talking about Season 11, Episode 7: "Night of the Living Homeless." Buckle up, because this one's a wild ride.

South Park Goes Romero... with a Twist

This episode takes a hilarious (and slightly disturbing) jab at zombie flicks. Instead of the usual brain-munching undead, we've got a homeless apocalypse. The streets are teeming with raggedy folks with a hankering for human flesh... and free cable.

But amidst the chaos, a beacon of twisted brilliance emerges: Eric Cartman, that mischievous little rascal.

Enter Cartman: Mastermind (of Questionable Morality)

Faced with a town overrun by the homeless horde, Cartman hatches a devious plan. His solution? Lure them all to California, of course! Why California? Well, according to Cartman (and his questionable knowledge of geography), it's a homeless paradise.

But how do you lure a bunch of hungry folks across state lines? Song and dance, obviously!

"California Love" Gets Cartman-ized

This is where the magic (or maybe mayhem) happens. Cartman, in all his glory, belts out a hilariously bad rendition of 2Pac and Dr. Dre's iconic "California Love."

Imagine this: Cartman, sporting a backwards baseball cap and way too much swagger, rapping about beaches, babes, and... free dental (because priorities, people). The rest of the boys (Stan, Kyle, and Kenny) just kind of stand there, looking equal parts horrified and impressed.

It's a comedy goldmine, folks. Cartman's butchered lyrics and off-key singing are enough to make you snort milk out your nose.

So, What Did We Learn?

Probably not much about California or the plight of the homeless. But hey, we learned that Cartman will do anything to solve a problem, even if it means weaponizing a rap song. And that, my friends, is a valuable lesson... kind of.

Bonus Fun Fact: This episode also features Cartman skateboarding over a pile of homeless people. Just another day in South Park, I guess.

So, if you're looking for an episode that's equal parts funny, bizarre, and strangely catchy, then "Night of the Living Homeless" is a must-watch. Just be prepared for some Cartman-induced earworms.

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