History WesternAnimation / SouthParkJoiningThePanderverse

* SeriesContinuityError: Randy has been shown doing plenty of basic and complex home repairs before. One episode he even had a home renovation show "White People Flipping Houses." That is, if one assumes he's genuinely clueless and didn't just become lazy.

* SeriesContinuityError: Randy has been shown doing plenty of basic and complex home repairs before. One episode he even had a home renovation show "White People Flipping Houses."

** Cartman!Kennedy constantly ordering a "chick" be added to every movie and making her gay (and occasionally adding "and fucking lame!"). This extends to a remake of ''Bambi'' and she even demands it in her food.

* AnAesop: No one enjoys criticism, but you have to learn how to deal with it and deliver it properly. You shouldn't be overly critical or hateful like Cartman or react defensively and negatively like Kathleen Kennedy; otherwise, it'll lead to a lot of problems, and both sides suffer as a result.
** Don't become over reliant on anyone, human or A.I. to do everything for you.

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* BrokenAesop: While the show delivers the moral that criticism should be dealt with and delivered properly with Cartman being hateful in his criticism and Kathleen being defensive and angry towards it, the moral on Kathleen's end has some problems as it is established that she was receiving criticism solely from Cartman and that they were way too vicious and hateful for anyone to accept. Because of that, it made sense for Kathleen to act the way she did, as it sent her into a fit of panic and rage.

** Many items from Disney films can be seen in the interiors of the Disney headquarters (e.g. [[WesternAnimation/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs Snow White]]'s dress, WesternAnimation/{{Cinderella}}'s glass slipper).

* AllegoricalCharacter: Kathleen Kennedy is used as a representative for all of Disney and pretty much Hollywood in general [[{{Misblamed}} (since that's how people treat her)]], the amount of control she has over the company being ridiculously exaggerated, and Cartman represents all [[FanDumb obnoxious fans]] who do nothing but complain about the things they allegedly love and insist that [[PoliticalCorrectnessIsEvil "wokeness is ruining movies"]], he was said to have been single-handedly responsible for every piece of hate mail Kennedy received. The BigBad was a [[CompositeCharacter fusion of the two]] to demonstrate the bitter cycle of doubling down the two create.

* FreezeFrameBonus: Many items from Disney films can be seen in the interiors of the Disney headquarters.

* BothSidesHaveAPoint: The special's two central characters: Eric Cartman and Kathleen Kennedy, are both portrayed as very flawed and going about the wrong way to deliver/deal with criticism. Cartman mostly wrote out of hateful bigotry with very little constructive criticism. Meanwhile Kennedy responded impulsively to Cartman's hate mail instead of ignoring it and ends up taking the easy solution of using the Panderstone. After an argument between the two, they eventually concede that, despite their errors, both of them had a point. Cartman, after learning that his actions only worsened things, admits that it was wrong of him to deliver purely vitriolic and hateful feedback rather than any helpful criticism. Kennedy learns that progress should be fought the hard way without shortcuts and that work's quality and writing should not suffer for the sake of inclusion and diversity. By the episode's end, the two are on friendly terms.

* BrokenAesop: While the show delivers the moral that criticism should be dealt with and delivered properly with Cartman being hateful in his criticism and Kathleeen being defensive and angry towards it. The moral on Kathleen’s end has some problems as it was established that she was receiving criticism solely from Cartman and that the criticisms he was making were way too vicious and hateful for anyone to accept. Because of that, it made sense for Kathleen to act the way she did as it sent her into a fit of panic and rage.

* BrokenAesop: While the show delivers the moral that criticism should be death with and delivered properly with Cartman being hateful in his criticism and Kathleeen being defensive and angry towards it. The moral on Kathleen’s end has some problems as it was established that she was receiving criticism solely from Cartman and that the criticisms he was making were way too vicious and hateful for anyone to accept. Because of that, it made sense for Kathleen to act the way she did as it sent her into a fit of panic and rage.

* ApathyKilledTheCat: PC Principal and Sheila Broflovski just accept that Cartman is suddenly a black woman and don't question it.

* AgeLift: The South Park Elementary kids aren't just {{Race Lift}}ed and {{Gender Flip}}ped like the rest of the Panderverse, they are also randomly turned into teenagers...who are still attending elementary school, in another joke at how silly pandering would be, putting older, Disney-esque teen girl stars as replacements for Elementary School characters.

* AnAesop: No one enjoys criticism, but you have to learn how to deal with it and deliver it properly. You shouldn't be overly critical or hateful like Cartman or react defensively like Kathleen Kennedy; otherwise, it'll lead to a lot of problems, and both sides suffer as a result.

** In Universe 216-B, aka "The Panderverse", the City Wok restaurant is named City Woke instead, which seems like a rebranding to make it more diverse, until you remember how the owner pronounces that first word. [[spoiler:In other words, it's "Shitty Woke".]]

* BothSidesHaveAPoint: The special's two central characters: Eric Cartman and Kathleen Kennedy, are both portrayed as very flawed and going about the wrong way to deliver/deal with criticism. Cartman mostly wrote out of hateful bigotry with very little constructive criticism, while, Kennedy responded impulsively to the hate mail instead of ignoring it and ends up taking the easy solution of using the Panderstone. After an argument between the two, they eventually concede that, despite their errors, both of them had a point. Cartman admits that it was wrong of him to deliver purely vitriolic and hateful feedback rather than any helpful criticism, and Kennedy learns that progress should be fought the hard way and that a movie's quality should not suffer for the sake of diversity. By the episode's end, the two are on friendly terms.

** Fans of Disney/Lucasfilm properties who tend to blame Kathleen Kennedy for everything are mocked in the scene where Randy and the other protesters stupidly blame her for why nobody can do anything anymore.

* StealthPun: The college that the adults try to destroy with catapulted stones looks like a LawyerFriendlyCameo of University of Colorado, Boulder. In other words, [[StartXToStopX they're fighting a Boulder with a boulder]].

* BeyondTheImpossible: Cartman!Kennedy sends her linguini and clams back to the kitchen, telling the waiter she wants the chef to add "A chick and make her gay" to the dish. The waiter is unsure how this can be done, but takes the plate regardless. One can only imagine how this was resolved.

* TechnoBabble: When using the Panderstone one of the Disney execs started talking nonsense ReadingsAreOffTheScale dialogue, which Kyle immediately says "That's why multiverse stories suck!"

* AbusiveParents: Panderverse!Stephen Stotch is just as horrible to Panderverse!Butters as the main timeline's as she tells her that while she's grounded she can't have any fun and orders her to be more miserable!

* AbusiveParents: Panderverse!Stephen Stoch is just as horrible to Panderverse!Butters as the main timeline's as she tells her that while she's grounded she can't have any fun and orders her to be more miserable!