Swearing off men, Garrison is hit on by a lesbian named Allyson at Curves. Again using Garrison as their avatar into queer spaces, “D-Yikes” is a Season 11 episode that deals with the shuttering a local women’s bar. Two seasons later, Stone and Parker delve back into communities they know nothing about to take aim at lesbians. I’m just a guy with a mutilated penis,” Garrison says. Here the show is espousing the age-old transphobic argument that gender is as immutable a trait as race or even species.īut the most offensive lines (and this is where trans people might want to stop reading) in the episode come from Garrison herself, when she becomes incensed that she can’t get her period or get pregnant. The doctor calls the surgery a “negroplasty,” and later performs a “dolphinoplasty” on Kyle’s father, turning him into a dolphin. Garrison introduces herself to the boys as a woman, Kyle gets the idea to turn himself into a tall black man, so he can play basketball. The camera cuts out of its animated world to show real surgical footage, gawking under a literal microscope at a process that is for many a joyous, affirming, and life-saving surgery. The opening scene begins during Garrison’s surgery, which begins with the doctor explaining the process and technique in great detail, with a mocking tone implying that vaginoplasty is disgusting and ridiculous. Garrison’s Fancy New Vagina” is a landmine of insensitive, triggering, invalidating, and hateful assumptions about transgender people. The first episode in the show’s ninth season, “Mr. “South Park” has been wading into transphobic waters since as early as 2005, when the boys’ teacher Mr.
Even if Meghan and Harry Wanted to Sue ‘South Park,’ They Probably Shouldn’tīut nobody seemed particularly surprised.
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