Ep 3. Toilet Paper

In this episode of South Park, entitled "Toilet Paper," the town of South Park is thrown into chaos when a shortage of toilet paper grips the community. The episode begins with the boys, along with their classmates, discovering that there is no more toilet paper left at the local grocery store. Soon after, they come to the realization that there is no toilet paper available anywhere in town.

The residents of South Park quickly become desperate, causing a frenzy at the local shops and leading to fights over the last remaining rolls. With no end to the shortage in sight, the boys take it upon themselves to find a solution to the town's toilet paper crisis. They embark on a journey to a nearby farm in search of a certain plant that they believe can be used as a substitute for toilet paper.

Meanwhile, Randy Marsh, Stan's father, becomes obsessed with finding toilet paper for his family. His obsession leads him to explore every possible avenue, from calling in favors from friends to embarking on a black market deal to secure a lifetime supply of the precious commodity.

As the crisis continues, tensions rise and the town becomes increasingly divided over the lack of toilet paper. The episode explores themes of greed, desperation, and the lengths people are willing to go to ensure their own comfort, even at the expense of others.

Despite the absurdity of the episode's premise, "Toilet Paper" touches on some very real issues and human behaviors that are relevant even years after the episode first aired. It remains a classic example of South Park's subversive and irreverent style, using humor to shine a light on the darkest aspects of human nature.