Address the Mess | Comedy Central

From electric cars to beer to bad breath, stand-up comedians think of various alternatives to fuel.

Kurt and Michelle help Address the Mess participants find out what their old electronics are really worth -- which is nothing.

If you're going to give away your electronics, make sure you're prepared to emotionally deal.

Kurt and Michelle learn that small children like to play in trash mazes.

Rob Riggle dons the dystopian feathers and football gear for a Memorial Day battle to the gas pump.

Stephen realizes that global warming does exist -- and the hippies are causing it.

Jason Jones investigates the opposing viewpoint to Al Gore's documentary.

Jon would have loved John Kerry's new book, except there are no pictures.

Jon goes toe-to-toe with global warming skeptic Christopher Horner.

Stephen and Lynn Woolsey debate global warming.

Al Gore warns the students of South Park about a creature who is half-man, half-bear and half-pig.

Al Gore's hunt for ManBearPig takes a turn for the worse in the Cave of the Winds.

Kyle's family moves to San Francisco, where the people are more protective of their enviroment.

San Francisco kids take drugs to deal with their parents' adoration of their own flatulence.

The Beaverton flood brings reports of looting, raping and acts of cannibalism.

Matt and Trey believe smoking pot and listening to music does not change the world.

As the music festival enters Day 6, Cartman develops a plan to remove all hippies from South Park.

Cartman works furiously to disperse the crowd at a hippie music festival that has taken over the town.

The US government gets the help of Sally Struthers in finding Starvin' Marvin.

The boys bring in Starvin' Marvin, a famished Ethiopian child, for Show and Tell.