( CNN ) -- Bill Cosby probably was n't happy with Wednesday night 's `` South Park . '' For that matter , neither were police officers , the Washington Redskins and mindless tweeters . The long-running animated show 's season finale , featuring a holiday special called `` The Washington Redskins Go F*** Yourself Holiday Special , '' managed to work in the cultural and pop-cultural obsessions of 2014 in a kitchen-sink approach . The episode ostensibly revolved around a generation gap between TV-watching `` grandpas '' ( that is , anybody not glued to his or her own portable screen ) and the hashtag- , YouTube-obsessed younger generation , typified by Kyle Broflovski 's little brother , Ike -- but that was just an excuse to let loose on everyone . For example , there was the South Park police force , which does n't seem to know how to handle African-Americans . Upon being notified that there 's a black man in the police station , the officers ' first reaction is to laugh , as if it 's a setup for a joke . Then they get serious . `` Did you choke him ? '' asks Sgt . Yates . `` Did you shoot him ? '' The joke was later repeated . Kyle has a gentle hashtag , # savethelivingroom , hijacked by television executives , thanks to a visit by Cosby , who tells him about a TV special that 's being put together . The special turns out to be part of a nefarious plot to get everybody across generations watching TV -- zombified by the old electronic hearth . Few things escaped `` South Park 's '' scorn . Iggy Azalea 's buttocks spoke . A Kurt Cobain hologram sang with a shotgun . Tweets filled the bottom of the screen , some wondering the point of the episode . And Cosby sang a version of `` Baby , It 's Cold Outside '' with Taylor Swift , offering her a drink , a reference to the Cosby rape allegations . In the end , as a commentating Cartman threatened to take over the world , the gang turned to Ike and his youthful friends , who sounded distinctly like the `` Peanuts '' crew in `` A Charlie Brown Christmas . '' With the help of a new hashtag , # webelieveinyou , and the real-life YouTube star PewDiePie , everything was returned to normal by the end . Few viewers , obviously aware of `` South Park 's '' bent , took offense . In fact , many approved . `` I think we take for granted how Trey Parker can jam a heap of current issues into a storyline thats a smart and funny # SouthPark episode , '' wrote Brent Veale . `` I love # southpark for ripping on the police for their mistreatment of black people , '' tweeted Dalyxman 's World . `` Oh Lorde , CartmanBrah , dead celebrity holograms , murdering cops , this # SouthPark episode is certainly making # SaveTheLivingRoom happen , '' added Brett Pender . Well , there 's nothing like bringing the Internet together .
`` South Park '' takes on many of 2014 's issues . Bill Cosby makes an appearance ; police get mocked . The episode is about divisions between generations .