"Cartoon Wars Part II" is the fourth episode in the tenth season of the American animated television series South Park. The 143rd episode of the series overall, it first aired on Comedy Central in the United States on April 12, 2006.

"Cartoon Wars Part II" is the fourth episode of Season Ten, and the 143rd overall episode of South Park. It aired on April 12, 2006.[1] It is the second part of a two-parter that began with "Cartoon Wars Part I". After leaving Kyle injured on the side of the road, Cartman races to the...

Apr 12, 2006 · Cartoon Wars: Part 2: Directed by Trey Parker. With Trey Parker, Matt Stone, Jane Bussmann, Jonathan Kimmel. Cartman finds an unlikely ally in his quest to cancel Family Guy; The people of South Park bury their heads in sand pits to avoid watching the episode.

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Oct 19, 2005 · Eric Cartman has frozen himself in an attempt to make his three-week wait for a Nintendo Wii pass quickly. A freak accident landed him over 500 years in the future and now, he's stuck in a Godless world on the brink of war with no Nintendo Wii. Stan Marsh has hit rock bottom.

Apr 12, 2006 · After leaving Kyle injured on the side of the road, Cartman races to the headquarters of "Family Guy" determined to put an end to the show once and fo…

When he's finally allowed to see the Fox executives, Cartman pretends to be a crippled Danish child whose father was killed by terrorist violence. His plea to stop the Family Guy episode proves so compelling that he's allowed to speak to the show's "writers."

In the two-part episode "Cartoon Wars", terrorists strike back at Family Guy by creating a badly animated cartoon showing barely animated cutouts of western figures like Tom Cruise, George Bush and Jesus as well as various Americans crudely pooping on each other and the American flag while shouting about how much they enjoy crapping on each ...

This full-length episode is available for purchase. After leaving Kyle injured on the side of the road, Cartman races to the headquarters of "Family Guy" determined to put an end to the show once...

While the manatee tank is one of the more brilliant creations of Matt and Trey, the real joy of this episode is the way it takes the media to task over one-sided censorship and a failure to stand up for free speech.