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1. The episode begins with Danish Olympic gold medalist Freja Ollegard, whose breast cancer awareness website was attacked by trolls on the internet, appearing on a TV show, claiming that "trolling has a tragic effect on innocent people." Which of these was the name of the show, which might remind you of a German model?
2. The police appear at Gerald's doorstep the next day, leaving Gerald terrified. However, the police are not there to get him into trouble, but rather, to ask if he knows Eric Cartman and his whereabouts. Which social network, which has a blue bird as its logo, did Cartman quit?
3. After a short scene with Stan and his dad (Randy) having a conversation, we see Hillary Clinton, then-candidate for President of the United States, preparing for the debate with her advisers, who tell her to respond to her opponent, Mr. Garrison, with "my opponent is a liar and cannot be trusted."
Which journalist, known for being an anchor at NBC, was the moderator of the first presidential debate, both in "South Park" and in the real Trump/Clinton debate?
4. The debate begins with the moderator asking Mr. Garrison how he would deal with ground troops in Syria. Instead of answering the question, he goes on a rant about how he has no idea what he's doing and Americans should elect Clinton. Instead of taking advantage of this opportunity, Clinton blindly follows the advice from before the debate and says "my opponent is a liar and cannot be trusted."
Upon wasting such an opportunity, Clinton's advisers become visibly frustrated, and one of them exclaims: "she is such a ________ ________" Which of these answers completes the sentence, and is a joke "South Park" has used in the past?
5. When the debate is over, we go back to South Park Elementary, where PC Principal is talking to the students about Cartman's decision to leave social media. He warns that if nothing is done about trolling, there will be more students like Eric "wandering the hallways with no connection to the rest of the world." We then see Cartman walking in the hallway with his head down, wearing a black shirt that reads "__________'s Life Matters."
Which of these characters, who is one of the only recurring African-American characters in "South Park", completes Cartman's shirt?
6. In the next scene, Randy goes into a bar and claims he cannot understand how the polls show more people are considering voting for one side over the other. He then starts talking to a supporter of Mr. Garrison, in order to understand the reasoning behind his decision. Whose father is Randy talking to?
7. At another rally, Newt Gingrich is seen introducing Garrison to a cheering crowd as "the next President of the United States." Garrison is visibly sad, saying he doesn't know what he's doing, is scared and clueless. As Randy sees this, he begins to sympathize with Garrison. In which state, known as the Sunshine State, does Gingrich say the rally is being held?
8. At Skeeter's Bar, Gerald asks the bartender to turn up the volume when he hears Freja Ollegard was the victim of extreme trolling once again. However, this time something is different, in what the CNN anchor describes as a "vicious turn." What happened to Freja Ollegard?
9. As Gerald leaves the supermarket and heads to his car, he finds a note on his windshield that says "I know who you are." Immediately after reading this, he panics and activates a protocol to get rid of all evidence of his trolling. How does he call this method, "protocol ________"?
10. For the last scene of the episode, we see Cartman and Heidi eating at a burger place that looks very similar to McDonald's. Heidi asks Cartman if he is dipping his french fries in a type of sauce, to which Cartman replies "yeah, it's the best dude, try it." Which sauce is Cartman using to dip his french fries?
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