"South Park" - "Imaginationland: Episode III" Quiz

Answer: Superman cape

Al Gore was showing the officials the video footage from ManBearPig's attack, feeling finally vindicated that his old warning was coming true. Seemingly caught up in his own narcissistic savior-complex, Al Gore wore a Superman cape and made little flying noises with his arms extended in front of him every time he arrived or departed.

Answer: Pope

Cartman had already dressed up as a sultan and a king, so he moved onto dressing in papal robes. He'd also brought an ice cream sundae, which he taunted Kyle would have "extra nuts."

Answer: Santa Clause

Butters tried gamely to do his duty and shut his eyes to try to focus on Santa Clause. Unfortunately, he imagined his own father into existence, who grounded him as he morphed into a deformed monstrosity. Butters tried again and imagined an equally deformed Santa Clause into existence, but after some practice was eventually able to imagine things into existence at will.

Answer: Crest Gel with Tartar Control

The Cavity Creeps were marching through the battlefield chanting, "We make holes in teeth!" Butters imagined a huge tube of Crest Gel toothpaste, which Robin Hood and Perseus then escorted into battle.

Answer: through Sector 2

The General was preparing to order the nuking of Imaginationland when he was warned that there was an "Unauthorized Entry Alert" coming from Sector 2. It was Cartman, who'd come to convince them that imaginary characters were real (he didn't want the court order to be overturned).

Then Kyle broke in the same way to make a similar argument so as to save Stan. The General was understandably confused, asking, "Why is it so easy for children to break into the Pentagon?!"

Answer: Lincoln Memorial

Just like in the movie "Mr. Smith Goes To Washington", Kyle retreated to the Lincoln Memorial to ponder his ineffectiveness in the face of the US government. While there, Kyle received words of encouragement from Stan through his imagination, as well as hearing from Jesus, Luke Skywalker, Superman, Hercules, Captain Crunch, and God.

Answer: more spinach

Popeye was floating through the battlefield inside a bubble and imagined more spinach for Popeye and "an M60 for Jesus." The Council of Nine and Stan looked on from the bridge, feeling hopeful about their chances.

Answer: yes

After Kyle had successfully convinced the government not to nuke Imaginationland, Al Gore came into the room and reactivated the portal, desperate to kill ManBearPig. Everyone in the room was sucked through the portal, along with the bomb, which detonated on impact in Imaginationland and wiped everything out. Luckily, Butters had the presence of mind to re-imagine everything back into existence!

Answer: yes

In Imaginationland, Cartman imagined a double of himself and Kyle and had the imagined Kyle suck on his genitalia. Kyle, watching from the sidelines with the other boys and Imaginationland characters insisted he wasn't actually doing it, but Cartman averred that "we all have the power to make things a reality" and the Mayor confirmed that "whatever you imagine to be real, is real."

Answer: yes

When he woke up after returning home from Imaginationland, his parents knew everything about his adventure from a newspaper report and promptly grounded him. Butters tried to imagine himself un-grounded, but his father informed him, "That only works in Imaginationland! You're grounded!"