Meanwhile, a subplot involving Stan, Kyle, Kenny, and Butters sees the group trying to capitalize on the KFC craze by selling their own fried chicken out of a food truck. Hilarity ensues as they encounter a series of mishaps, including a disastrous attempt to recreate the KFC secret recipe.

The story follows two main plotlines after Colorado passes a law banning fast-food restaurants in low-income areas, leading to the closure of every KFC in the state: Randy Marsh's Story

: In a different episode (Season 9, Episode 6, "The Death of Eric Cartman"), Cartman famously eats the skin off every piece of chicken in a family bucket, leading the other boys to ignore him.

While Randy is "bouncing" around town on his oversized testicles to the tune of Bob Marley’s "Buffalo Soldier," Eric Cartman is dealing with a crisis of his own: Kentucky Fried Chicken has been banned in Colorado. He quickly climbs the ranks of an illegal fried chicken ring, a storyline that serves as a brilliant Scarface parody . Why It Works: The Satire Behind the Scenes

KFC famously did not sue or complain about the episode. In fact, the brand saw a spike in social media mentions. As the saying goes, there is no such thing as bad publicity.

. It is the third episode of Season 14 and originally aired on March 31, 2010. Episode Summary

The episode poked fun at how easily people were obtaining medical marijuana cards in Colorado for "questionable" reasons. Fast Food Bans:

: In "Medicinal Fried Chicken," Cartman goes through intense "withdrawals" and eventually visits a clinic that dispenses KFC gravy like methadone.