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YMMV / South Park S10 E10 "Miss Teacher Bangs a Boy"

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  • Catharsis Factor:
    • Miss Stevenson falling to a gruesome and bloody death after spending the whole episode seducing and raping a toddler.
    • To a lesser extent, Miss Stevenson getting bear maced by Cartman after the past two scenes of no one taking the statutory rape seriously (though Cartman only did it because Ike didn't have a hall pass).
  • Crosses the Line Twice:
    • The relationship between Ms. Stevenson and Ike is indeed portrayed as being sick and appalling. Everybody (sans Kyle, Sheila, Principal Victoria and Mr. Mackey) treating the whole thing as an accomplishment on Ike's part, however, is hysterical satire.
    • The relationship itself: an adult woman being intimate with an underage boy? Sick and Wrong. An adult woman being intimate with a literal toddler? Exaggerated, but not that funny. An adult woman and a toddler in a passionate whirlwind romance with one another? Now it's funny! And like the above, it all serves the satire perfectly.
  • Hilarious in Hindsight:
    • The entire plot of the episode is about an adult woman raping a baby. True to form, raping a baby would become a Running Gag in one of Trey and Matt's other projects (though, mercifully, the act in question is only implied in that case).
    • Six years after this episode premiered, a movie with Adam Sandler titled That's My Boy has a similar premise of a preteen boy having a sexual relationship with his Hot Teacher and almost everyone congratulating him for it, though not without the teacher getting arrested for her actions much like with Miss Stevenson.
  • Memetic Mutation: "Nice..." Explanation 
  • Moral Event Horizon: If Miss Stevenson repeatedly having sex with Ike (who's not only underage and prepubescent but is still technically a baby) wasn't bad enough, trying to flee to Milan with him, and trying to talk him into a suicide pact definitely was.
  • Nausea Fuel: Ike's and Ms. Stevenson's relationship is meant to be utterly repugnant.

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