feared Stan's jealousy would interfere with his parenting abilities and so gave Stan a fake egg while he kept and saved the real one. The two boys reconcile and rush to the governor's office in a taxi, with Kyle calling Mrs. Garrison and telling her their egg is fine and that they are on their way. Horrified, Garrison demands that Jakartha destroys the egg before it reaches the podium. Jakartha tries to shoot the egg and set bombs to blow it up. Stan and Kyle avoid the attacks and reach the podium weary and hurt. The governor inspects the egg and, upon seeing that it is undamaged, announces that same-sex marriage is now legal in Colorado, greatly horrifying Mrs. Garrison and confusing the boys about the entirety of what happened. The episode concludes with Mr. Slave and Big Gay Al marrying. Randy informs that he's proud of the boys for helping spread gay marriage rights, though they have no idea what he meant by that. Wendy then shows up and informs Stan that she's impressed that he'd be a good parent, but Stan informs her that he no longer cares about what she thinks of him, leaving Wendy heartbroken. Reception Alexander Stevenson of NewNowNext.com mentioned the episode (along with other episodes about homosexuality) and claimed it was "A Milestone in Gay Visibility". References External links "Follow That Egg" Full episode at South Park Studios Eggs in culture LGBT-related South Park episodes Television episodes about same-sex weddings South Park (season 9) episodes