Moved On
The Ice Man goes home to his wife and is surprised to learn that she's moved on.
Prehistoric Ice Man
Aired at January 19, 1999 · Season 2 · Episode 18
Kyle falls into a cave. Stan goes to rescue him and finds an ice man and the two then fight for praise. Dr. Mephisto discovers that the ice man has been frozen since 1996. The ice man is exhibited, after which the fighting Kyle and Stan free him. The ice man tries to get back to his family, but finds out that he has a man who has no time. Meanwhile, the government has its own plans to use the iceman in their plot against Sweden.
Clips from episode "Prehistoric Ice Man"
Below you will find 13 short, funny fragments of this episode that were published by South Park Studios.
Mind of a Child
Dr. Mephesto discovers that the Ice Man is still alive. He decides that they need a child to communi...
New Best Friend
Still fighting over who really discovered the Ice Man, Kyle and Stan declare that they're no longer ...
What's in a Name?
Kyle and Stan argue about who discovered the Ice Man, while the denizens of South Park fight over wh...
Best Friends Again
The Ice Man escapes to Des Moines. Kyle and Stan resume their best-friendship, leaving Cartman to ge...
Ice Man Set Free
Both Stan and Kyle break into Dr. Mephesto's lab in order to free the Iceman. While they plan to fig...
Eddie Bauer
While thawing the body, Dr. Mephesto concludes that the Ice Man has been frozen since 1996.
Tourist Attraction
The Ice Man is held in a habitat simulating the year 1996. He is turned into a money making, tourist...
Des Moines
Larry tries to re-freeze himself rather than cope with the realities of 1999. Kyle discoversa place ...
The Ice Man Go-eth
The Crocodile Hunter catches the Ice Man on the train. After jams his thumb in Larry's butthole, he ...
The Ice Man Hunter
As Stan and Kyle start their fight, the Crocodile Hunter begins tracking down the Ice Man.
The Ice Man
Kyle falls into a hole. When Stan goes to rescue him, they discover a man frozen in ice.
The Crocodile Hunter
Crocodile Hunter shows the boys the best way to learn about 12-foot crocodiles is to stick your thum...
