[Hugin]

Sounds like he’s lumping a few recent episodes together. I saw the Whole Foods one where they gentrify the slummy part of town that Kenny lives in. They build a whole upscale business/residential/art district around his little cracker box house.

[SoothingDave]

Yes, if you read the article, he is clearly talking about the theme of the entire season.

[mmichaels1970]

I saw the Whole Foods one where they gentrify the slummy part of town that Kenny lives in.

Whole Foods has become the hub of the progressive mentality in future episodes. This past week, the parents were proud because they only had Whole Foods in town for a week and they already have their first gay kid.

[tanknetter]

It’s not just lumping a few episodes together.

This entire season of South Park is being driven by an overall plot arc of political correctness and it’s ramifications.

There are no individual stand-alone episodes, they all tie into each other and into the common theme and arc. All the episodes need to be looked at as a common whole to understand the message.