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| 2 :01x02 - A Poorly Executed Plan (Apr/11/2001) | | Having made a promise to his frat buddies in college that if he ever became President they could move in to the White House, George quickly has to tell them to leave. They ask for one more night of partying with him, but he has to attend a highly publicized execution, so George has Karl hire an improv-group to act out a fake execution. | | Guest Stars: Stanley G. Sawicki as Guard, Ron Walden as Priest, Chris Borkovec as Officer Smiley, Jonathan Kimmel (1) as Gut Buster #2, Matt Prager as Gut Buster #4, Tom Stern as Gut Buster #5, Anthony Barbieri as Gut Buster #1, Jessica Makinson as Gut Buster #3, Steven Houska as Jankins, Peter Kanetis as Reporter #2, Robert Machray (1) as Moose, Joe Ochman as The Wedge, Michael Chieffo as Thad, Eugene Roche as The Warden, E. J. Callahan as Randle, Ralph P. Martin as Jonesie, Whitey Broughton as Doctor, Victoria Hoffman as Reporter #1 | Director: Jeff Melman
Writer: Trey Parker (1) | | | |
| 3 :01x03 - Eenie Meenie Miney Murder (Apr/18/2001) | | Upon seeing how high his phone bill is, George questions his wife, Laura, to see who she's been calling. Turns out she's hooked on tarot card readings, and George quickly becomes addicted too. Their psychic draws a death card and George begins to fear he is under attack, so he bans all guns in America. An angry mob forms at the White House and George gets a visit from Charlton Heston. | | Guest Stars: Robert Legionaire as Charlton Heston, Chantal Bushelle as Ms. Clea #2, Vickilyn Reynolds as Ms. Clea #3, Daniel Alexander as Secret Service Bobby #2, Eric Lawrence as Secret Service Guy / Secret Service Bobby #1, Kyle McCulloch as Kyle, Juanita Jennings (1) as Ms. Clea | Director: Jeff Melman
Writer: Trey Parker (1), Tony Barbieri | | | |
| 4 :01x04 - S.D.I.-Aye-AYE! (Apr/25/2001) | | George is having trouble getting his TV company to install cable in the White House, so his neighbor Karl offers to wire the cable box for him. While hooking the cable up, Karl connects the wrong wires and causes a temporary power outage. This makes the new S.D.I. layer system installed in the Oval Office fire at Austria, who quickly retaliates. | | Guest Stars: Gabriella Bern as Austrian "Princess", Carolyn Minnott as Austrian "Maggie", Toddy Walters as Tour Guide, Brad Greenquist as Austrian Soldier #2, Alex Boling as Austrian Soldier #1, Madison Mason as Donald Rumsfeld, Guy Siner as Dr. Thomas Klestil | Director: Jeff Melman
Writer: Trey Parker (1), Tom Stern | | | |
| 5 :01x05 - The First Lady's Persqueeter (May/02/2001) | | The White House residents celebrate the twenty-fourth birthday of George and Laura's pet cat, Pun'kin. Unfortunately the cat is very sick and George decides to have it put to sleep. At the same time, Laura begins to think there is something wrong with her because she and George no longer make love. This leads to a misunderstanding as to which pussy needs to go. | | Guest Stars: Dwight Roberts as Puppeteer #4, Don Lewis (2) as Puppeteer #3, Joanne Bloomfield as Puppeteer #2, Greg Ballora (1) as Puppeteer #1, Thomas Fountain as Lead Puppeteer, Frank Maciel as Helicopter Pilot, Chris Borkovec as Officer Smiley, Paul Eric Jerome as Cop #2, Ivan Naranjo as Punanee Chief, Joseph Ruskin as Dr. Jack Kevorkain | Director: Jeff Melman
Writer: Amy Welsh, Trey Parker (1) | | | |
| 6 :01x06 - Mom "E" D.E.A. Arrest (May/09/2001) | | The 100,000,000th drug offender is caught and then brought to the White House. They plan an event to have Laura and George's Mom make the arrest, live on TV. Laura plans and prepares the event, but George's Mom keeps interfering with them. After confronting his mother about letting Laura plan the event, George mistakes the Ecstasy pills they took from the drug offender as aspirin, and the live ceremony is only a few hours away. | | Guest Stars: William Bebow as Tom, David Hussey as Cecil the Anti-Drug Mascot, Jim Jansen (1) as News Reporter, Marte Boyle Slout (1) as Barbara Bush, David NoroÃąa as Ramon | Director: Jeff Melman
Writer: Trey Parker (1), Matt Stone, Kyle McCulloch | | | |
| 7 :01x07 - Trapped in a Small Environment (May/16/2001) | | As protesters gather outside the White House in response to oil drilling in Alaska, Laura sets Karl up on a date with her friend. After Karl falls in love with his new love interest, he admits to having a wife and daughter that he no longer cares for. He also has no interest in his job, making George's life a nightmare, especially when he needs to deliver a speech to the protesters. | | Guest Stars: Valerie Mahaffey as Janet Rove, Akima Castaneda as Kanook-Nook, Venessa Hendrix as Karl's Daughter | Director: Jeff Melman
Writer: Trey Parker (1) | | | |
| 8 :01x08 - Fare Thee Welfare (May/23/2001) | | After losing the Middle East peace treaty, the Vice President, Dick Cheney tells George that he should step down from office before the Senate impeaches him. He accepts and moves out with Laura, but has trouble finding a steady job because he keeps getting fired. Fortunately, he find success wrestling as 'The Mysterious Loser'. | | Guest Stars: Dave Morton (1) as Man, Ian Starks as Student #1, Ian David as Vinnie, Joseph S. Griffo as Wrestler #1, Greg Zerkle as High Power Executive, Frank Novak as Witty G. Banter, George Hertzberg as Yuppie, Mighty Rasta as Kid Spandex, Clayton Landey as Announcer, Christopher Birt as Leron, Edmund L. Shaff as Dick Cheney, Britt Leary as Student, Elena Lyons as Rhoda, Ernest Harden, Jr. as Senator, Shelley Berman as Principal, Kirsten Sara Lindquist (1) as Female Wrestler | Director: Jeff Melman
Writer: Trey Parker (1), Matt Prager | | | |
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