Season 4 Episode
- Season 4 Death Of The Fast Food Salad Bar
- Season 4 Why Nothing Else Tastes Like McDonalds Fries
- Season 4 How Bad Is Red Meat For You, Really?
- Season 4 Is There Actually Fruit In A Fruit Roll-Up?
- Season 4 How Kevin Hart Tried (And Failed) To Make Fast Food Healthy
- Season 4 Why Did We Stop Snapping Into Slim Jims?
- Season 4 How Fruity Pebbles Kept The Flintstones Alive
- Season 4 The Incredible Rise And Disastrous Fall Of TGI Friday's
- Season 4 Why Cool Whip Isn't Really Whipped Cream
- Season 4 Secret Spin-Off Restaurants You Never Knew Existed
- Season 4 Everything That Went Wrong With Subway
- Season 4 How A Domino's Pizza Mascot Caused A Hostage Situation
- Season 4 How The Creators Of South Park Saved Their Favorite Restaurant
- Season 4 The Well-Deserved Death Of The Ice Cream Truck
- Season 4 Does Anyone Still Wanta Fanta?
- Season 4 What Actually Is Blue Raspberry?
- Season 4 Is 7-11 Food Really That Bad?
- Season 4 How America Ruined Sushi
- Season 4 Are These Hollywood Hot Dogs Worth Over $10?
- Season 4 The Insanely Rapid Rise Of Raising Cane's
- Season 4 What Really Happened To McDonald's Fried Apple Pie
- Season 4 Which Ginger Ale Is The Definitive Ginger Ale?
- Season 4 How Is AriZona Iced Tea So Cheap?
- Season 4 The Real Reason Eggs Are In EVERYTHING We Eat
- Season 4 Why Are Eggs So Expensive Right Now?
- Season 4 Why Did We All Start Hating Guy Fieri?
- Season 4 Episode 27
Weird History Food - Season 4 Episode 13 How The Creators Of South Park Saved Their Favorite Restaurant
0.00 13 minutes Back in 2003, South Park premiered an episode about an outlandish Mexican restaurant with cliff diving, puppet shows and even a full-on cave system. For most people outside the Colorado area, it was their introduction to Lakewood local legend, Casa Bonita.
The real-life, kid-focused plaza de comida has been lovingly described as “so bad, it's good,” and for 50 years has dazzled families with live entertainment, charming attractions and even fire breathers, before it became a violation of fire code. About the only thing people do not remember fondly was the food - that is, until South Park stepped in and saved it!
