#CompletelyShameless
Randy finds a solution to help everyone go shame-free.
Aired at October 20, 2015 · Season 19 · Episode 5
Cartman is in PC Principal's office crying after receiving negative comments for his appearance in a picture he posted online of himself wearing only underwear and lifting weights. PC Principal suggests having another student filter out negative comments on Cartman's social media accounts and printing out only the positive comments to Cartman. Cartman agrees and asks Kyle, Wendy, and Butters to filter out the negative comments. Principal gives Kyle and Wendy two weeks of detention when they refuse, but Butters, fearful of being grounded by his parents, agrees.
Below you will find 19 short, funny fragments of this episode that were published by South Park Studios.
Randy finds a solution to help everyone go shame-free.
Butters gives Cartman his edited social media report.
PC Principal recruits Butters for even more social media editing.
Randy teams up with fellow Americans for an even more impressive commercial about the price of shami...
Butters is overwhelmed by all his social media work.
Butters freaks out and has a total meltdown at school.
PC Principal tries to find someone to filter through Cartman's social media.
While sifting through social media, Butters is confronted by Reality.
A touching commercial about charity shaming in grocery stores.
Randy buys groceries for his upcoming charity fundraiser.
At checkout, Randy finally decides to make a donation.
Randy brings backup to fight against charity shaming.
Steven Seagal gives the students a presentation about fat shaming. Afterwards, Butters' is recruite...
The Shameless America Charity Event gets an unexpected visitor.
After being body shamed, Cartman opens up to PC Principal.
Randy is humiliated again at Whole Foods.
Cartman, PC Principal, Randy, Demi Lovato and Steven Seagal perform a touching musical number.
While checking out at Whole Foods, Randy is asked to make a donation to help feed hungry kids.
Randy tries to check out at Whole Foods, but the clerk keeps asking him one question.