Major Boobage

About Major Boobage

"Major Boobage" is episode 1203 (#170) of the animated series South Park. It was broadcast on March 26, 2008. The episode is inspired by the 1981 Canadian film Heavy Metal, and includes references to various rumored drug crazes, the experiences of Anne Frank's family during World War II, and Eliot Spitzer's 2008 prostitution scandal. This is the first episode of South Park to be rated TV-MA LSV (in the United States).[citation needed]

Mr. Mackey lectures the kids on the dangers of choking themselves to get high, as well as other methods that are becoming popular. In response, Kenny attempts to get high off choking himself. Butters mentions that his cousin from Florida told him about "getting high off of cat pee". This is a reference to the slang terminology, "cat piss", used to describe the potent stench of some varieties of marijuana. The other children don't believe him until Mr. Mackey states that it is true that a concentrated form of cat urine which male cats use to mark their territory in the presence of other male cats can cause one to get "really, really high" when inhaled. Mr. Mackey immediately regrets giving the kids this information.

Excited, the boys go to Cartman's house and confirm it for themselves, by having Cartman's cat, Mr. Kitty, squirt urine in Kenny's face. Kenny experiences a drug trip inspired by the 1981 film Heavy Metal, driving a rocket-powered, t-topped 1979 black Pontiac Trans Am through space and encountering a woman with large breasts similar to the protagonist in Heavy Metal. At the height of the trip, as he is about to bathe with her, Cartman manages to pin him to the ground and bring him back into reality, where he was running around and removing his clothing. Angered, Kenny violently attacks Cartman until Stan and Kyle stop him, suggesting that they should permanently abstain from using cat urine.