South Park
I Need Coffee
Season 2 E 17 • 12/16/1998

Harbucks opens next to Tweek Bros. The committee was so moved by the presentation that they decide to help Mr. Tweek.

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South ParkS2 E16
Charlie Manson

Being in a house full of Cartmans is Kyle's worst nightmare. It only gets worse when Uncle Howard busts out of jail and brings Charles Manson home with him.
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01:24

South ParkS2 E16
Special Report

Uncle Stinky puts his foot down when Cartman asks if someone will drive him and his friends to see Mr. Hankey at the mall. A news bulletin announces Charlie's escape.
12/09/1998
01:04

South ParkS2 E16
Off to the Mall

Grandma pays Cartman ten bucks to look after Cousin Elvin. Charlie Manson hotwires grandpa's car and takes the kids to the mall.
12/09/1998
00:28

South ParkS2 E16
Stan's in Trouble

Stan's parents can't believe he went to Nebraska without their permission and told everyone they were dead.
12/09/1998
00:27

South ParkS2 E16
The Grinchy Poo

Charlie wants people to understand that he is the epitome of fear and terror, who also happens to be a sucker for Christmas specials.
12/09/1998
01:06

South ParkS2 E16
The Children Riot

When the kids discover that the Mr. Hankey at the mall is a fake, they start a riot.
12/09/1998
00:49

South ParkS2 E16
Cartman Family Standoff

The police swarm the Cartman family residence and order Charlie Manson to come out. Uncle Howard's not going back to jail without a fight.
12/09/1998
00:41

South ParkS2 E16
Stan's Parents Show Up

Charlie Manson doesn't envy Stan when the crisis he's created is interrupted by Mrs. Marsh, who has arrived in Nebraska and is really pissed.
12/09/1998
00:32

South ParkS2 E16
Thoughts and Reflections

Back in the Nebraska State Penitentiary, Charlie's cellmates aren't impressed when he shares his new book with them.
12/09/1998
02:02

South ParkS2 E17
COFFEEE

The boys and Tweek drink a lot of coffee. Mr. Tweek comes in with a report he wrote for them. The gnomes show up, but Tweek is the only one who sees them.
12/16/1998
01:36

South ParkS2 E17
I Need Coffee

Harbucks opens next to Tweek Bros. The committee was so moved by the presentation that they decide to help Mr. Tweek.
12/16/1998
01:20

South ParkS2 E17
Camel Joe

The town protests Harbucks, as Postem panics and tries to appeal to the kids. Mr. Tweek informs Postem that the town will vote on the issue.
12/16/1998
01:34

South ParkS2 E17
Current Events In South Park

Mr. Garrison tells the class that the school board may fire him. He decides to make the class present reports on current events and splits them into two groups.
12/16/1998
01:29

South ParkS2 E17
Tweek Bros.

John Postem from Harbucks tries to buy Mr. Tweek's coffee shop. Mr. Tweek refuses, but Postem makes it clear that the bidding war is not over.
12/16/1998
00:52

South ParkS2 E17
Underpants Gnomes

Tweek tells the boys that they should do their presentation on the Underpants Gnomes. The boys don't believe they exist, so he vows to prove it.
12/16/1998
01:30

South ParkS2 E17
Tweek's House

The boys go to Tweek's house to see the gnomes. Mr. Tweek tells them to do their presentation on the subject of corporate takeover.
12/16/1998
00:49

South ParkS2 E17
The Presentation

Using Mr. Tweek's report, the boys give a presentation. The South Park Committee is blown away, and Mr. Garrison's job is saved.
12/16/1998
01:31

South ParkS2 E17
Prop. 10

The mayor agrees to let the town vote on whether or not Harbucks should be shut down. The gnomes reappear, but only Tweek sees them.
12/16/1998
01:08

South ParkS2 E17
South Park Town Hall meeting

The boys and Tweek go on a talk show to debate John Postem. They argue their side poorly, but somehow, end up winning.
12/16/1998
01:22

South ParkS2 E17
You Hate Children

The first advertisement promoting Prop. 10 is unveiled. Mrs. Tweek feels that the boys are being used, and she calls out her husband.
12/16/1998
00:29

South ParkS2 E17
Toto

For voting day, the mayor invites the band Toto to play and the boys to give a speech. The boys are worried.
12/16/1998