In fact, 'Stunning and Brave' made a lot of very good points for both sides of the PC argument.

For me, the guttural laughs were few and far between, but it was still a very smart premise for an episode. Cartman's Tom Brady-inspired storyline and Kyle's struggle with calling Caitlyn Jenner a 'stunning and brave hero' made for some timely references amidst their new foe's constant need for tolerance. The dynamic between PC Principal and the boys turned out to be one of the more enjoyable aspects of the episode. And it wasn't just the theme it was also personified by an all-new character, PC Principal, who came in to replace Principal Victoria after a 'Hot Cosby' scandal. As with every South Park season premiere, creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker had a wealth of new topics to choose from: Deflategate, Caitlyn Jenner, Bill Cosby, 'Whip/Nae Nae' - and while all of these things were addressed at one point or another in this week's episode, the overarching theme here was much bigger: political correctness. To me, this summed up 'Stunning and Brave' to a tee. While watching tonight's new South Park episode, I was reminded of an old adage from my college days: 'You shouldn't call a fraternity a 'frat.' Would you call your county a c-' well, you know.

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