Weight Gain 4000 (South Park)

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"Weight Gain 4000 (South Park)"
Cartman: "Yeah, I'm really starting to fill out nicely."
Kyle: "You're not filling out nicely! You're fatter than ever!"
Cartman: "I'm not fat! I'm getting in shape!"
Kyle: "Cartman, you're such a fat ass, that when you walk down the street, people go, "goddamn it, that's a big fat ass"!"
Cartman: "No they don't, you jealous weakling!"
Unnamed man: "Goddamn, that's a big fat ass!"
Cartman: "Hey!"
Series: South Park
Part of Season: 1
Episode Number: 2
Air Date: August 27, 1997[1]
Writer: Trey Parker
Matt Stone
Director: Trey Parker
Matt Stone
Previous episode: "Cartman Gets an Anal Probe"
Next episode: "Volcano"

"Weight Gain 4000" is the second episode of the first season of the American animated television series South Park.

Why It’s Beefcake

  1. Unlike the pilot, "Cartman Gets an Anal Probe", some jokes in it are somewhat funny:
    • Mr. Garrison gives up on trying to kill Kathie Lee Gifford, but Stan immediately reminds him of one of the things she did, causing Garrison to change his mind, stating "The bitch must die!".
    • Cartman's unintelligence results in more funny moments:
      • Although this may be disturbing to some, Cartman gaining weight but thinking that he's, "getting all buff", instead, and still thinking the same way, at the end.
        • Not to mention the quote, "goddamn it, that's a big fat ass!"
      • Cartman believes that whales are unintelligent and that they live in igloos, even though that makes him a hypocrite, as he's unintelligent himself.
    • Chef's somewhat inappropriate song about Kathie Lee Gifford.
  2. In addition to the above, it's overall an improvement from the pilot, as the plot is more interesting, and the episode has better jokes.
  3. Wendy has a lot of character development in this episode.
  4. Mr. Garrison's rivalry towards Gifford is an interesting subplot and has a decent backstory.
  5. It's the first episode to be produced in computer animation, unlike many episodes in blurry quality that couldn't be remastered.
  6. The animation, while not great, is far better than, "Cartman Gets an Anal Probe".
  7. Beefcake, BEEFCAKE!

Bad Qualities

  1. As mentioned on WIB #5, the animation is not that great, but still far better than the animation in, "Cartman Gets an Anal Probe".
  2. As mentioned on WIB #1, Cartman's weight can be disturbing to some.

References

  1. ↑ https://cocatalog.loc.gov/cgi-bin/Pwebrecon.cgi?v1=222&ti=201,222&SEQ=20230111111315&Search_Arg=South%20Park&Search_Code=TALL&CNT=25&PID=j7Myl3wznSj89J1Tr6q7d4HU_HAO&SID=2

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