Sheila Broflovski

Sheila Broflovski (previously Carol) is the wife of Gerald Broflovski, the mother of Kyle Broflovski and the adoptive mother of Ike Broflovski. She is frequently despised and insulted by Cartman, who calls her a 'bitch' as she usually spoils his misguided fun. In fact, he has even created a song to make fun of her entitled "Kyle's Mom's a Bitch". She is the central antagonist of South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut.

Background

Protests

Upon hearing of anything she finds offensive, Sheila exclaims "What, what, what!", and often starts something up about it. Cartman once noted this happens usually once a month, demanding to know why at the exact same time of the month, she always gets irritated by something, and he always ends up getting screwed by it. Her best-known protests are probably the ones connected to the Terrance and Phillip show.

"Death"

She lobbied with the other parents to have Terrance and Phillip taken off the network (much like the controversy and the protests against the TV show Beavis and Butthead who Terrance and Phillip are based on). Though it succeeded, she caused many lives to be lost when she had protesters take part in suicide attacks on the studio and a worse TV show was put on the air as a replacement, not because of the suicides, but rather the stench of the protester's bodily waste after an outbreak of diarrhea. She was referred to as "Carol" in this episode along with Sharon Marsh.

South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut

She is offended by the influence Terrance and Phillip's antics from their film Asses of Fire had on the children, so she created "MAC" or "Mothers Against Canada" since Terrance and Phillip are Canadian. She does this forgetting that her adopted son Ike is also Canadian.

When Cartman sings a song insulting her in protest, she has a V-Chip prototype installed inside him to give off electric shocks whenever he swore.

Although Sheila meant well in protesting the obscenity for the children's sake, it then lead to a war between United States and Canada.

"Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo"

She was angered at the school nativity - particularly how Kyle was playing Joseph. She forced the play to adopt a non-offensive theme which everybody hated, ultimately provoking a riot in which she beat up Priest Maxi as he was restrained by Gerald.

"Conjoined Fetus Lady"

She was annoyed by the boys making fun of Nurse Gollum because she had the fictional disease "Conjoined Twin Myslexia" (parasitic twin), so she taught them about the disease, but the boys started trying to split their heads open with ice picks to get supposed fetuses out (except Kyle and Kenny, who probably knew better). This resulted in an angry phone call from Sharon.

"Mystery of the Urinal Deuce"

A rare instance where her protest would actually help Kyle. She attempted to protest against Cartman for leading the whole school into believing her son was responsible for 9/11. However, this topic was brushed aside in favor of who defecated in the urinal at school, which happened to be Stan.

Minor Protests

Sheila has been in protests against the Iraq War in "I'm a Little Bit Country" and various others.

Appearance

Sheila wears a midnight blue dress suit with a white shirt and a violet-red skirt underneath. She also wears beige nylons, red lipstick, and gold earrings. Her hair is long and red, much like her son Kyle's, and put up in a beehive. She is overweight and shorter than average height. She speaks with a rather broad Jersey accent. In "It's a Jersey Thing", Sheila reveals that her family lived in Newark, New Jersey, that Gerald impregnated her with Kyle there, and that they moved to South Park two months later. In "Margaritaville", she wore a brown bedsheet in the form of a toga. For special occasions, her outfit is in black and dark grey colors. With her model cleaned up in recent seasons.

When she lived in Jersey, Sheila wore a low-cut yellow tank top with "S Woww" written in the center, grey trousers with lighter grey camo print, two white studded belts, and two necklaces, one looking very similar to the belts and one that is solid black with a white accent. She is also shown with black high heel boots with silver buckles, heavy makeup, and voluminous, teased hair pulled up in a high ponytail.

In the future timeline set in South Park: Post Covid, her hair has faded with some gray highlights. She wears red framed tinted glasses.

To see images of Sheila Broflovski, visit Sheila Broflovski/Gallery.

Personality

Sheila is very protective about her family and has often led huge campaigns against beliefs and other such examples which she believes are unsafe, often going too far in her efforts and steamrolling her son in the process. She was the cause of the America-Canada War and was the leader behind "Mothers Against Canada" (M.A.C.). She also seems to be somewhat nosy, poking into things that are other people's business. For instance, when she found out that Gerald Broflovski and Stuart McCormick used to be friends in high school she arranged a fishing date between the two (which had bad results.) In retrospect, either the relationship between Gerald and Stuart OR the fact that the Broflovskis are from New Jersey may be non-canon, unless Stuart McCormick lived in New Jersey with Gerald prior, or Gerald and Stuart went to high school together in South Park or some other location, before Gerald moved to New Jersey and impregnated Sheila with Kyle.

She is also quite quick to anger when she is challenged, or more correctly when someone tries to tell her she is wrong. An example being that she shot Terrance and Phillip when Kyle told her she was wrong in starting a war with Canada when all he did was go see an R rated movie, in normal episodes when Kyle tries to talk back Sheila raises her voice and gets him into trouble no matter how right he might be to do so.

In the 8th draft of the script for the movie, it is clear that the power of leading M.A.C. went to her head and made her insane to the point where after discovering Ike, Cartman, and Kyle were at the USO show, General Plymkin thinks they are "Canadian Sympathizers" and wanted them executed alongside Terrance and Phillip and apparently she and Cartman's mom were okay with it while Stan and Kenny's mothers were shocked at this act and would have likely turned against Sheila. In the final film, Stan and Kyle’s warnings of what would happen if Terrence and Phillip were executed were instead laughed off by the organizers of the USO show as an excuse not to kill the Canadian duo.

After the war began she went on an insane rant about how perfect her plan is to eliminate "not pretty things" and among other things admitted that Kyle was not born in a hospital. That and she mistook Satan for Alan Dershowitz. This aspect of Sheila's was dropped from the main film as it seemed to be very uncharacteristic of her and to make her more sympathetic as she saw what the war lead to.

However, her over-protective and annoying personality and protests seem to have diminished a lot in recent seasons. The protests could reveal a vulnerability in Sheila in that she may have a fear of people's perception of her as a mother. She also wants to shift blame as seen in "Death", where she wants to protect the children or in the movie, where in one of her songs, "Blame Canada", she states at the end of the song: "We must blame them and cause a fuss/Before somebody thinks of blaming us!"

Kyle even says that whenever he gets in trouble, instead of holding him responsible, Sheila looks for someone else to blame.

Criminal Record

Arson: In "Something Wall-Mart This Way Comes", she burns down 2 stores: Wall-Mart and Jim's Drugs.
First-Degree Murder: In South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut, she shoots and kills Terrance and Phillip after they escaped their planned execution, although these deaths are reversed due to Kenny's sacrifice and Cartman's V-Chip malfunctioning. This would also ironically count as a war crime (she and the army refer to Terrence and Phillip as “war criminals” despite being completely innocent) as she kills two innocent foreign civilians which is a violation of the Geneva Conventions.
Medical terrorism: After Shelley comes down with chicken pox, she and the other parents expose their kids to a chicken pox-infected Kenny, since getting the disease at an older age can be deadly. Kyle later confronts his mother about this.
Attempted Genocide: After the United States declares war on Canada in Bigger, Longer & Uncut, she along with the army decide for “security reasons” to arrest all Canadians living in the United States and have them sent to isolated death camps referred as “happy camps”. This would also count as a war crime as committing genocide is also a violation of the Geneva Conventions.
Inciting War: M.A.C. gains enough influence and support throughout the United States and manage to convince President Clinton to declare war on Canada.
War Crimes: For the attempted genocide of Canadian-American citizens and the killings of Terrence and Phillip, which would both be considered war crimes under the Geneva Conventions.

Family

Similarities and Differences to Matt Stone's Family

Sheila is named after Matt Stone's own mother, and Kyle's family surname is derived from Stone's mother's original maiden name, Broslovski (which was changed to "Belasco" when her ancestors immigrated to the United States). This may explain why the family's name was spelled in various ways early on in the series (e.g., Brosloski, Brovlofski, etc.).

Even though the entire Broflovski family practices Judaism on the show, in real life, Matt Stone's mother is the only Jew in the family (and he has mentioned that he and his sister, Rachel, were brought up agnostic). His sister is the only member of his family who is not represented on the show. This could possibly be because Stan (and in real life, Trey Parker) has a sister and with Matt and Trey considering themselves very similar anyway, for both Kyle and Stan to have a sister would make them far too similar.

Stone claims to have learned phrases and pet names like "bubbe" from his maternal grandparents, who like their daughter, were Jewish.

Gerald Broflovski

Main article: Gerald Broflovski

Gerald is Sheila's husband and the town of South Park's most prominent lawyer. The pair met while in College, and apparently it was Sheila's decision for them to move back to Gerald's hometown of South Park to raise their family. The pair of them seem to have a strong marriage, and aside from a period of Gerald having erectile dysfunction, have never appeared to have any obvious marital problems. However, in "Chef Aid" she cheated on Gerald with Chef and Gerald strangely accepts this adulterous affair. Gerald seems to accept his wife's hard character activism, and often supports her, such as the events of South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut. The pair have one natural born child, Kyle, and either due to the inability to have another or simply a personal decision, adopted Ike. Their sex life is a bit unusual, usually involving roleplay or kinks (which one or both of their sons were unfortunately scarred by).

Kyle Broflovski

Main article: Kyle Broflovski

Kyle is her oldest and only biological son and also one of the main characters. Sheila has unquestionable love for Kyle, who loves equally as much and often defends her a lot, particularly from his friend/foe Eric Cartman. However, even Kyle finds her personality hard to bear at times, as the things she does for him can often cause him grief and social stigmata, such as protesting Terrance and Phillip. As the series has progressed however, Sheila's activism has lessened, making Kyle's relationship with his mother easier to deal with.

Ike Broflovski

Main article: Ike Broflovski

Ike is Sheila's adoptive youngest son from Canada. It also is very clear that Sheila loves him as much as her biological son Kyle, and she often even seems to forget that he is adopted. The reason for adopting Ike is never clear, but it's possible that Sheila was incapable of bearing another child after Kyle—possibly the reason that Kyle gets sick so often. Sheila seems to become upset with Ike when he breaks a window after Kyle plays "Kick the Baby" with him.

Kyle Schwartz

Main article: Kyle Schwartz

Kyle Schwartz is Sheila's nephew. She welcomed him with open arms during his visit to South Park, and even, to make him feel a little more comfortable, promised to address him as "Kyle", and her own son as "Kyle 2".

Cleo Broflovski

Main article: Cleo Broflovski

Cleo is Sheila's deceased mother, who was never seen alive on-screen. She apparently had the surname "Broflovski", as this was the name on her gravestone in the episode "Korn's Groovy Pirate Ghost Mystery". While this is most likely just a mistake, it seems to imply that she and Gerald had the same surname before they were married, which in turn could indicate that they were related and committed incest. Of course, it could also mean that Gerald chose to go by Sheila's name after marriage, instead of the other way around.

Sister

Sheila mentioned in "Mecha-Streisand" that she had a sister to Barbra Streisand by asking for an autograph claiming "her sister would die". This mysterious sister of Sheila's, however, is unnamed and has not made any known appearances.

Video Games

South Park: Chef's Luv Shack

Sheila makes a brief appearance in the minigame called Avalanche.

South Park Rally

Sheila appears in South Park Rally as unlockable character. But, like Scuzzlebutt and Liane, Sheila is not available for Nintendo 64. In Easter Egg Hunt Race, You have to catch the Pot Pie (Golden Cow in PlayStation Version), Located near the Hells Pass Hospital.

South Park: The Stick of Truth

Sheila Broflovski appears in the game as a minor character, remaining inside the Community Center during the entire game. She’ll become the player’s friend on Facebook when they talk to her after completing PTA Problems.

South Park: The Fractured But Whole

Sheila can be found at her home in the game. She plays a role as a boss in the mission "Alternate Universes Collide Again" when Kyle Schwartz calls her after being beaten up by The New Kid. She comes out furiously and decides to attack The New Kid and his selected allies. During her boss fight, if either Kyle is defeated before her, she gets stronger and gets more turns. The music in her boss fight is a remixed version of "Kyle's Mom's a Bitch".

The New Kid can take a selfie with her after her boss fight. She can also be seen at Casa Bonita eating with her family in the expansion pack From Dusk till Casa Bonita and can be selfied with without requirement.

South Park: The Fractured But Whole Enemy
Sheila Broflovski		Information
		Health	300
		Move	1
		Immunities	None
List of abilities
Ability	Range	Effect	Status
Psycho Slaps	Slaps a superhero five times.
Psycho Slaps		34 Damage (Cas.) 68 Damage (Hero.) 85 Damage (Mast.) 119 Damage (Dia.)	None
Jersey Slide	Charges towards a superhero.
Jersey Slide		22 Damage (Cas.) 44 Damage (Hero.) 55 Damage (Mast.) 77 Damage (Dia.)	Knockback (2)

South Park: Phone Destroyer

S-WOW Tittybang is a 5-Cost Legendary Tank of the Mystical theme that sees Sheila as her previous alter ego from "It's a Jersey Thing". When she uses her Charge skill, she will charge herself at the nearest enemy and then make herself a target for enemies, including Headhunters. All of her dialogue is archived audio from South Park: The Fractured But Whole. She has the highest HP stat of any card in the game, with Scuzzlebutt having the second highest.

Prominence

Sheila had a fairly major role in the series early on, but her prominence quickly decreased after Mary Kay's death and the increasing use of Stan's father Randy as the main parent in place of Kyle's mother. She has had a speaking role in every season to date, as well as a major role as one of the main antagonists in South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut and a minor appearance in South Park: The Stick of Truth.

"Weight Gain 4000" - First mentioned. Stan convinces Wendy to come along to Kyle's house, saying his mom will make them tuna fish sandwiches.
"An Elephant Makes Love to a Pig" - Although she did not physically appear, she was briefly mentioned by Kyle, saying that she would not allow him to keep his pet elephant in the house.
"Death" - Her first appearance. She starts her first protest against Terrance and Phillip.
"Starvin' Marvin" - Seen at King Jimmy's Buffet.
"Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo" - She scolds Kyle for claiming that Mr. Hankey really exists. She also demands that everything relating to Christmas be banned from South Park, since Kyle was cast as Joseph in the play despite her family being Jewish.
"Mecha-Streisand" - Sheila was seen trying to get an autograph from Barbra Streisand.
"Cartman's Mom is Still a Dirty Slut" - She was a potential suspect for shooting Dr. Mephesto.
"Ike's Wee Wee" - She and Gerald tell Kyle that he and Ike are not biological brothers.
"Conjoined Fetus Lady" - Forms "Conjoined Twin Myslexia Week".
"City on the Edge of Forever (Flashbacks)" - Seen singing "Runaway, Come Home" with the other parents.
"Chef's Chocolate Salty Balls" - Tells Kyle to hurry up in the bathroom since it is getting close to his bedtime. (Voice only)
"Chickenpox" - Tries to give Kyle chickenpox to make him immune to the disease in the future, since Shelley was 12 when she got it.
"Roger Ebert Should Lay off the Fatty Foods" - Her voice is heard on the Broflovskis' answering machine.
"Cow Days" - Seen on Main Street telling her son to get off the streets due to the running of the cows.
"Chef Aid" - Sheila pays Chef after he has sex with her. Gerald, for some reason, approves of this dishonesty.
"Merry Christmas Charlie Manson!" - Seen waving goodbye to Kyle.
"Rainforest Shmainforest" - Sends Kyle to a tour for rainforests.
"Spontaneous Combustion" - Sheila is frantic because Gerald could not get aroused by her.
"Jakovasaurs" - Seen watching the Jakovasaur JunJun.
"Two Guys Naked in a Hot Tub" - She and Gerald attend the meteor shower party.
"Jewbilee" - Drives Kyle and Kenny to Jewbilee.
"Chinpokomon" - One of the parents getting worried about their children's obsession with Chinpokomon.
"Korn's Groovy Pirate Ghost Mystery" - Dismayed to find out her mother was dug out of her grave.
"Mr. Hankey's Christmas Classics" - Sings "Dreidel, Dreidel, Dreidel" with the boys and Gerald.
"Are You There God? It's Me, Jesus" (cameo) - Seen in a photograph.
"Timmy 2000" - She is among the parents worried about their children's "Attention Deficit Disorder".
"Quintuplets 2000" - She, Gerald, and the other boys' parents watch Cirque Du Cheville.
"Cartman Joins NAMBLA" - Seen in the crowd with the women who are reunited with their sons.
"Cherokee Hair Tampons" - She is fooled by Miss Information and trusts that she will save Kyle's life.
"Chef Goes Nanners" - Seen at City Hall for the flag protest.
"Do the Handicapped Go to Hell?" - She and Gerald try to convince Kyle their Jewish way of life is right, to no avail.
"Probably" - She and the other parents try to convince the kids to come home.
"Helen Keller! The Musical" - Seen watching the Helen Keller Musical play.
"Fat Camp" - Seen at the Cartman Residence.
"The Wacky Molestation Adventure" - She and Gerald are arrested for "molesting" Kyle.
"A Very Crappy Christmas" - She and her husband allow their sons to stay up late to see Mr. Hankey.
"It Hits the Fan" - She and Sharon watch Cop Drama.
"Cripple Fight" - She and Sharon Marsh appreciate Jimmy Valmer's comedy act.
"Super Best Friends" - She tries to make Ike eat his gefilte fish.
"Cartmanland" - She and Gerald are concerned about Kyle's hemorrhoid and loss of faith in God.
"Proper Condom Use" - She and Gerald are among the parents who want the school to teach their kids about sex.
"How to Eat with Your Butt" - Seen spying on the Thompsons at the McCormick Residence.
"The Entity" - Allows Kyle Schwartz to stay at the Broflovski house.
"Here Comes the Neighborhood" - Seen shopping at J-Mart.
"Kenny Dies" - She takes the boys to see Kenny in the hospital.
"Jared Has Aides" - Seen at City Hall watching Jared Fogle about to be hanged.
"Asspen" - She and Gerald accompany their sons, and the Marshes, Cartmans, and Stotches to ski at Aspen, but the parents all get held back by a Timeshare meeting.
"Fun with Veal" - She is one of the parents who are against the boys kidnapping baby cows.
"Child Abduction is Not Funny" - She and Gerald are among the parents who are worried that their children may get abducted.
"A Ladder to Heaven" - She is among the people moved by the boys' ladder to heaven.
"The Return of the Fellowship of the Ring to the Two Towers" - She helps the other parents find the boys after finding out they are in possession of the hardcore porno, Back Door Sluts 9.
"The Death Camp of Tolerance" - She sends Kyle to Devitzen's Tolerance Camp.
"Red Sleigh Down" - Seen at City Hall watching Jimmy sing "The Twelve Days of Christmas".
"I'm a Little Bit Country" - She appears on the side against the war and in the crowd scene.
"Red Man's Greed" - She and the other townspeople protest against the Native Americans bulldozing their town for a super highway.
"South Park is Gay!" - She and the other mothers accept the metrosexual fad, but then they see how it turns men into wusses and proceed to beat up the Queer Eye for the Straight Guy guys.
"Christian Rock Hard" - Visits Kyle at the police station.
"Grey Dawn" - Seen on Main Street with her husband after the old people are rounded up.
"Casa Bonita" - Takes the boys to Casa Bonita for Kyle's birthday.
"Butt Out" - She and the other townspeople believe that the tobacco companies are corrupting their kids and call upon Rob Reiner.
"It's Christmas in Canada" - Sheila refuses to let Ike go with his birth parents.
"Good Times with Weapons" - Seen at the Park County Community Center.
"The Passion of the Jew" - Seen at the synagogue with her husband, listening to Kyle's speech on "The Passion".
"The Jeffersons" - Seen having dinner at the Marshs.
"Goobacks" - Seen helping make the future better for the future humans.
"Douche and Turd" - Seen at South Park Elementary watching Stan cast his vote.
"Something Wall-Mart This Way Comes" - Seen shopping at Wall-Mart.
"Pre-School" - She tells Trent Boyett that Kyle wasn't home at that moment.
"Mr. Garrison's Fancy New Vagina" - She explains to Kyle about transgenderism.
"Die Hippie, Die" - She and the other townspeople beg Cartman to deal with the Hippie problem. She also agrees to force Kyle watch him play with the new Tonka radio-controlled play bulldozer.
"The Losing Edge" - seen at Whistlin' Willy's and watching the boy's baseball game.
"Erection Day" - Seen watching the school talent show.
"Two Days Before the Day After Tomorrow" - Seen evacuating to the Park County Community Center with her family.
"Follow That Egg!" - Seen at the dinner table feeding Ike.
"Free Willzyx" - She is asked about her son by the Sea Park Announcers.
"The Return of Chef" - She and other townspeople celebrate Chef's return.
"Smug Alert!" - She and her family move to San Francisco.
"Cartoon Wars Part I" - Seen in the crowd at the town's meeting.
"Mystery of the Urinal Deuce" - Sheila wants to protest about Cartman accusing Kyle of having been responsible for the 9/11 attacks.
"Miss Teacher Bangs a Boy" - She and Gerald find out from Kyle that Ike is in a romantic pedophilic relationship with his teacher, Ms. Stevenson.
"With Apologies to Jesse Jackson" - Watches Randy's appearance in Wheel of Fortune from Skeeter's Wine Bar.
"Cartman Sucks" - Receives a phone call from Liane, with the latter asking if Kyle has Cartman's explicit photo in possession.
"Le Petit Tourette" - Has Kyle apologize about saying Cartman is faking his Tourette's Syndrome.
"Imaginationland" - Tells Kyle that leprechauns are not real.
"The List" - She tries to convince Kyle that he is not ugly, but to no avail.
"Tonsil Trouble" - Seen at the teachers' lounge and is later seen at Cartman and Kyle's AIDS benefit concert.
"Britney's New Look" - Seen taking photos of Britney Spears, along with many other people.
"Major Boobage" - Seen at the town meeting with her husband.
"Over Logging" - Seen watching the news reports about the Internet.
"Pandemic" - She and the other parents are worried that Craig is a bad influence on their sons.
"About Last Night..." - Watches the victory speech by Barack Obama following the presidential election.
"The Ring" - Attends Kenny's funeral.
"Margaritaville" - She is sadden that Kyle will be in debt for the rest of his life due to paying everyone's debts.
"Eat, Pray, Queef" - Seen at the emergency school meeting.
"Pinewood Derby" - Seen among the residents at the end of the alien test.
"Fatbeard" - She is distraught when she finds out that Ike has run away from home to become a pirate in Somalia.
"Dead Celebrities" - She is concerned that Ike claims to see dead celebrities.
"The F Word" - Attends a court session involving the boys.
"Sexual Healing" - Seen at Kenny's funeral.
"The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs" - She and the other parents praise Butters for his book.
"200" - Seen at the town's meeting.
"201" - Seen in the crowd giving Santa in bear costume to gingers.
"It's a Jersey Thing" - She defends Sharon from angry New Jersey women. She reveals to Kyle that she lived in New Jersey, along with the rest of the townsfolk. She later reveals to Kyle that he himself is partly and technically from New Jersey as he was conceived and carried there. She attempts to comfort him during his stress after learning this.
"Crème Fraiche" - Suggests that Sharon tries the new Shake Weight.
"T.M.I." - Seen at the school meeting with her husband.
"You're Getting Old" - Seen among the parents discouraging the boys from listening to tween wave music.
"Reverse Cowgirl" - She, like the other women, believe that men should put the toilet seat down for woman.
"Jewpacabra" - Seen teaching Eric Cartman about Passover.
"Sarcastaball" - Seen at the PTA meeting with all the other parents.
"Insecurity" - Sheila and Gerald, dressed as a UPS delivery driver, have sex, traumatizing Ike.
"A Scause For Applause" - Seen in the background while Jesus Christ gives his speech.
"Taming Strange" - She talks with Kyle about Ike's "changes".
"Ginger Cow" - She is insulted by Kyle, due to Cartman's blackmail.
"Gluten Free Ebola" - Seen at Park County Community Center for the town meeting on Gluten
"The Cissy" - Seen listening to Gerald being asked by a reporter about Lorde.
"Handicar" - She watches Wacky Races in her robe while eating cereal.
"The Magic Bush" - Attends the Neighborhood Watch meeting.
"#HappyHolograms" - She uses her iPad, while Kyle looks on. She also informs Kyle that Bill Cosby has come to see him.
"The City Part of Town" - Seen at the Whole Foods Market.
"You're Not Yelping" - Asks Gerald if he wants to go with her and Ike to the park and clown school.
"Tweek x Craig" - Seen with her husband at the Yaoi convention.
"PC Principal Final Justice" - Seen at the South Park Gun Show with her husband.
"Skank Hunt" - Seen driving home with Gerald Broflovski from the school assembly.
"The Damned" - Seen at home when Gerald rushes in after destroying his computer. She mentions, she has cooking recipes on the computer.
"Wieners Out" - Tries to buy Gerald a new iPad, and mistakenly convinced that Gerald likes urination during intercourse.
"Douche and a Danish" - Seen at home when Gerald Broflovski and Dildo Shwaggins begin setting up their computers in Gerald's office.
"Fort Collins" - Seen in Gerald's phone's wallpaper, which he trolled as Skankhunt42.
"Oh, Jeez" - Seen trying to convince Secret Service that her husband is not guilty for the things he does online.
"Members Only" - Catches Ike acting as Skankhunt42, and grounds him. She later becomes hysterical, believing that Ike is Skankhunt42.
"Not Funny" - Punishes Ike and Kyle repeatedly for using the internet. Later gets locked in her pantry by her children.
"The End of Serialization as We Know It" - After escaping the pantry, she chases Kyle and Ike out of the house, and visits Laura Tucker at home to look up Ike and Gerald on TrollTrace.com.
"Put It Down" - Seen at the school assembly.
"SUPER HARD PCness" (mentioned) - She is mocked several times by Heidi, who believes that Kyle is acting like her.
"Splatty Tomato" - Seen watching Cartman and Heidi break up.
"Dead Kids" - Seen when Sharon calls the other parents together to speak about school shootings. Later seen when Randy sings.
"The Problem with a Poo" - Watches Mr. Hankey leave South Park.
"The Scoots" - Seen at the Park County Community Center.
"Time To Get Cereal" - Seen in a photo at Kyle's house.
"Nobody Got Cereal?" - Seen in front of Park County Courthouse, waiting for Stan's verdict on the negotiation with ManBearPig.
"Unfulfilled" - Seen protesting against Amazon on the customer's side.
"Mexican Joker" - Gets arrested by the ICE after an anonymous tip from Cartman.
"Shots!!!" - Tries with the other parents to make Cartman get his shots.
"Let Them Eat Goo" - Seen in the town meeting.
"Tegridy Farms Halloween Special"
"Season Finale" - Seen at Sharon's party at Tegridy Farms.
"Turd Burglars" - Plays a prominent role in this episode. She gets a fecal transplant, which is what Laura, Linda and Harriet Biggle steal.
"Christmas Snow" - Loses her "Christmas Spirit" after liquor is prohibited during the holidays, but cheers up after Randy comes up with his Christmas special.
"The Pandemic Special" - Appeared in a Zoom conference with Mr. Mackey and other parents.
"South ParQ Vaccination Special" - Seen taking the trash and calling Kyle.
"Help, My Teenager Hates Me!" - Notices Kyle using her makeup.
"Japanese Toilet" - Invited by Randy for brunch at Tegridy Farms.

Movies

South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut - Established the Mothers Against Canada organization.
South Park: Post Covid - Appears in the Shady Acres retirement home.
South Park: Post Covid: The Return of Covid - Attends a non-fungible token presentation by Victor Chaos.
South Park: The Streaming Wars Part 2 - Attends a court case involving streaming services at the Park County Courthouse.
South Park: Joining the Panderverse - Approaches Kyle when she discovers her credit card is being at Best Buy.
South Park (Not Suitable For Children) - Attends the parent-teacher meeting at South Park Elementary.
South Park: The End of Obesity - Talks with Sharon over the latter's weight loss management.

References

South Park families

Main characters' families
Broflovski Family | Cartman Family | Marsh Family | McCormick Family

Broflovski / Schwartz Family
Cleo Broflovski \| Gerald Broflovski \| Ike Broflovski \| Kyle Broflovski \| Kyle Schwartz \| Murrey Broflovski \| Sheila Broflovski \| Kyle's Elephant

ers Voiced by Mona Marshall]] ers in a Relationship]]

ers Voiced by Mary Kay Bergman]] ers With Multiple Voice Actors]]

[1] "Timmy 2000" on IMDB.

[2] "Death" on IMDB.

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