In tonight’s South Park episode, titled The Poor Kid, Cartman struggles in the absence of Kenny, the poorest kid in school. Here’s a clip below. Speaking of the ‘have-nots’ – after tonight, we will have not another South Park episode for a solid 4 months, because this, my friends, is the season finale. Booo! Now it’s time to start saving up for a trip to NYC to see The Book of Mormon.

Four first-year animators at l’Ecole des Gobelins directed this new animated short, titled My Bloody Lad, about a boy who gets a zombie for his birthday. Working under the team name of DeadWalter, Cyrille Chauvin, Guillaume Dousse, Thibaud Petitpas and Pierre Rutz produced the video in about a month in conjunction with the team at Wizzprod°.

Pixar has revealed a :30 second peek at the latest Toy Story production – a short film titled Small Fry. In this installment, which will hit the big screen ahead of The Muppets next February, we find Buzz Lightyear in a sticky situation at a fast food restaurant.

Jon Link and Mick Bunnage, the team behind Modern Toss, have hatched a new animation, titled Business Mouse. Le Singe Media managed the animation, with Tom Matuszewski leading the way. The dialog features some thick accents, so turn up the speakers.

Studio AKA director Kristian Andrews helmed this animated spot for methproject.com. It’s a bitter pill, but this stark window into an addict’s life sure captures your attention. Bernadette is one of 6 total PSAs in the collection:

ABC’s 2009 holiday special Prep & Landing performed well for the network, notching a 5.8 rating, and then at awards time, the half-hour piece snagged an Annie award and a number of Emmys. So it should come as no surprise that ABC is rolling out a sequel, titled Prep & Landing: Naughty vs. Nice. On December 5th, ABC brings back Wayne and Lanny, who are tasked with yet again saving Christmas. Here’s a trailer for the film Kevin Deters wrote and directed.

The last few years have seen The History Channel diverge from their roots, broadcasting series like UFO Hunters and The Nostradamus Effect. Tonight’s South Park episode takes a look at this curious programming trend in A History Channel Thanksgiving. Here’s a clip, in which we see a series that re-imagines the meeting of the pilgrims and the native americans as more of an Avatar style war of the worlds.