History Recap / SouthParkS19E9TruthAndAdvertising

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: The gentrification of South Park makes it too expensive for the Marshes to live there anymore. Even if they don't go to Whole Foods anymore, everything else is way too expensive, as apparently a Beef Bowl at City Wok costs 10 dollars now.

* GilliganCut: While trying to research PC Principal, the boys become mesmerized by the ads, culminating with them taking an interest in an ice cream ad, with the scene abruptly switching to them hanging out at an ice cream parlor. Later on, when Principal Victoria and her group enter the mysteriously abandoned PC frat house and find Leslie and PC Principal's State Farm ad, their attempt to investigate the ad immediately switches to them at the same shoe store the boys were at earlier on.

* NotMeThisTime: It's implied that the PC Fraternity was up to nothing in this episode due to mysteriously disappearing, with Randy even pointing out there's always someone there. Making everything the news said about their intent to be propaganda.

** The name of the GECIO representative from the previous episode is revealed to be Brian Boyt.

* HeroesGoneFishing: The ads' main strategy is to simply distract anyone who's getting too close to finding out their plans; they manage to do this to the boys twice and the adults at the end.

* NeverMyFault: Near the beginning of the episode, Randy tries blaming TheMan for all the changes around town despite the fact he was responsible for a majority of it. It's not until his interrogation by Mr. Garrison, Principal Victoria, and Caitlyn Jenner that he's forced to admit his involvement in South Park's gentrification, though he still insists that he thought it could be contained.

'''Cartman''': FIGHT!\\

'''Cartman''': FIGHT!

-->'''Kyle''': That's very Cartman of you.\\
'''Stan''': I am ''not'' a Cartman!\\
'''Kyle''': Yeah, you are!\\
'''Stan''': [[BorrowedCatchphrase Fuck you, Kyle!]] [[TalkToTheFist *punches him*]]

!Truth and Advertising contains examples of:

* RealityEnsues: The gentrification of South Park makes it too expensive for the Marshes to live there anymore. Even if they don't go to Whole Foods anymore, everything else is way too expensive, as apparently a Beef Bowl at City Wok costs 10 dollars now.

!Sponsored Content contains examples of:

'''Mr. Garrison:''' Cait, we're ''so'' gonig to win the primaries.\\

* NeverMyFault: Randy blames TheMan for all the changes despite the fact he was responsible for a majority of it. Mr. Garrison, Principal Victoria, and Caitlyn Jenner force him to admit it later on.

* CassandraTruth: The newsmen warn Jimmy that ads always lie and deceieve, but he refuses to listen due to his attraction to Leslie.

* GilliganCut: While trying to research PC Principal, the boys become mesmerised by the ads, culminating with them taking an interest in an ice cream ad, with the scene abruptly switching to them hanging out at an ice cream parlor. Later on, when Principal Victoria and her group enter the mysteriously abandoned PC frat house and find Leslie and PC Principal's State Farm ad, their attempt to investigate the ad immediately switches to them at the same shoe store the boys were at earlier on.

'''Mr. Garrison:''' Cait, we're ''so'' gong to win the primaries.\\

* NeverMyFault: Randy blames TheMan for all the changes despite the fact he was responsible for a majority of it.

'''Butters:''' Well Token was all like...

-->'''Butters:''' So Clyde said to Token, "Why don't you open a bank account with your mouth so I can deposit my dick in it?"\\