Stan, Kyle and Butters know they just must help a bunch of, extremely cute (their eyes!), baby cows that will become available veal (Cartman's just waiting) quite soon, and when the boys save (with the help of Cartman's mission impossible toy set) the baby cows what's next? What are they going to do with 23 baby cows? What are they going to do when the redneck, I mean rancher asks to the police for his baby cows? Well, they will fight, they will stay in Stan's room with the cows until they get a guarantee that the cows will live. And is certainly a difficult fight, they will be starving until Ms. Cartman (yes, Cartman will be also there) will bring them food, meat including, so there another stage of this episode will begin. This is when we have on one hand the kids who will not stop eating meat, who are there fighting just for those cows (Cartman, obviously, Kyle and Butters) and on the other hand well we have Stan, he won't eat meat again. Soon the FBI will be there to stop the terrorists, the negotiator will be giving weapons, a missile, the announcement that the word veal was officially changed to "little tortured baby cow" and finally the guy that plays Mr. Worf on Star Trek in full makeup (to drive a truck that will take them to the airport where they will take a flight to Mexico) to the kids (Cartman f****** rocks negotiating!). This is a great episode, bizarre, hilarious, you must see it to find out what happens to Stan for stop eating meat! 9.5 out of 10
Something from Trey and Matt's mini commentary: this is a really funny worth hearing commentary. The only PETA thing that ever worked on Stone is veal, he and Parker are big carnivores but Parker has a rule: he doesn't eat babies, no lamb, no veal. Stone is like "is totally inconsistent with the rest of my eating, I eat lamb" and is quite funny since Trey is like "they're little babies too, pretty darn cute". And they also talk about how the episode was going in the direction of being totally anti-eating meat; their stands: you can eat meat just maybe don't eat babies.
Something from Trey and Matt's mini commentary: this is a really funny worth hearing commentary. The only PETA thing that ever worked on Stone is veal, he and Parker are big carnivores but Parker has a rule: he doesn't eat babies, no lamb, no veal. Stone is like "is totally inconsistent with the rest of my eating, I eat lamb" and is quite funny since Trey is like "they're little babies too, pretty darn cute". And they also talk about how the episode was going in the direction of being totally anti-eating meat; their stands: you can eat meat just maybe don't eat babies.