Hidden Facts About South Park's "The End of Obesity" Special

Trey Parker actually injects himself with weight-loss drugs during the special, adding a unique touch of realism.

The special begins with a different disclaimer, warning viewers about the real-life injections.

The cereal mascots banding together include Tony the Tiger, Captain Crunch, and the Coco Puffs bird, symbolizing the battle against obesity.

Kyle's decision to help Cartman includes one of the funniest song montages in South Park history, highlighting the absurdity of the health-care system.

Randy joins a group of "MILFs" abusing Ozempic, showcasing the drug’s misuse in unexpected social circles.

The MILFs' desperate pharmacy robbery adds a layer of dark humor to the episode’s narrative.

The special features a high-octane car chase, blending action with satire in classic South Park fashion.

The special critiques the health insurance industry, highlighting the unequal access to weight-loss drugs

The episode parodies body-positivity movements, adding a satirical edge to the storyline.

The special aims to end the long-standing joke of calling Cartman “fat ass,” reflecting a potential shift in the character's portrayal.

Parker and Stone expertly balance thoughtful satire and outrageous comedy, making this special a standout in recent South Park history.