Ep 6. Over Logging

In the South Park season 12 episode 6 titled "Over Logging", the citizens of South Park are all affected by a massive internet outage that causes panic and chaos in the town. As the episode begins, the residents of South Park are shown addicted to their computers and the internet. They use it for everything from gaming, social media, news, and ordering food. However, when the internet goes out, chaos ensues.

The episode follows the experiences of various characters as they deal with the internet outage. Randy, in particular, becomes obsessed with finding a way to fix the internet. He convinces his family to travel to California to meet with technicians who can hopefully restore the internet. Along the way, they encounter other families who are also traveling to California for the same reason.

While on their way, the Marsh family runs out of gas and gets stranded in the middle of nowhere. They stumble upon a family living off the grid who have no idea about the internet outage. Randy at first is frustrated with their ignorance and tries to convince them to help him fix the internet, but soon realizes he has become too reliant on technology himself. A poignant moment comes when Randy admits to his family that he has never even taken them on a proper vacation because he has always been too focused on his own technology-driven life.

Meanwhile, Cartman finds himself in a situation where he can't communicate with his online friends in his favorite game, World of Warcraft. He becomes desperate to find a way to play and ultimately convinces Kyle to help him build a device that can project the internet onto a public screen so everyone can use it. The device, however, has disastrous consequences, causing further chaos and destruction.

Overall, the episode serves as a commentary on society's reliance on technology and the potential consequences of a massive internet outage. While the episode is humorous and satirical in nature, it also has a poignant and thought-provoking message about the importance of balancing technology with real-life experiences.