South Park

[The Orichalcon]

The old thread appears to have disappeared.

New episode this Wednesday. "Make Love, Not Warcraft (http://www.southparkstudios.com/)"
There's a preview over at Southparkstudios.com (just click the episode name.)

I'm looking forward to hopefully a better second half of the 10th season of South Park.

[BlackDragonSoul]

i'll be missing it :( have no cable :cry:

[Brycepops]

Holy shit, I'm going to record this one :D .

[KWarp]

South Park always amuses me.

[Rayza]

Catch up on all the old episodes here:

http://allaboutsp.com/episodes.php

[The Orichalcon]

i'll be missing it :( have no cable :cry:

You can download the episodes legally for free after they air.

[Bren]

This week's episode is going to be awesomely awesome...I can only imagine how many inside-wow jokes will be in it. The preview made me :lol:

[hamburglar]

I don't think I will be able to see it when it airs, but that's not really a problem since I can download it and then watch it at my leisure.

[Fishy]

i'll be missing it :( have no cable :cry:

You can download the episodes legally for free after they air.

May I ask where? On that site you linked to perhaps, 'cause i don't see anything there.

[The Orichalcon]

i'll be missing it :( have no cable :cry:

You can download the episodes legally for free after they air.

May I ask where? On that site you linked to perhaps, 'cause i don't see anything there.

www.getsouthpark.com is the latest place to host them after they air (in connection with www.southparkx.net)

Or you can grab the episodes from a torrent site where they usually pop up quickly. I get all mine from southparkx.net though. They're usually up within an hour or two of it airing.

[Fishy]

A most quick and informative reply. Cheers.

[TheLeviathan]

Ok. So that was probably one of the best South Park episodes I've ever seen. Extremely epic.

[K999]

uber pwnage.

[operawonderdude]

This was definitely one of the funnier episodes I've seen in awhile that's for sure.

:D

"MOM!!...HOT POCKETS!!"

[The Orichalcon]

Was a great episode. Season 10 is back on track.

[Dark_T_Zeratul]

"Gentlemen... We very well may be facing the end of the world... of Warcraft."

[sephfire]

I get the feeling that episode wouldn't have been half as funny for people who haven't played MMORPGs.

Not that I care. I laughed my ass off.

[Airwalker]

I never thought I'd see half of a South Park episode rendered in World of Warcraft.

You can kind of tell that Blizzard had some deal with them. Of course they were probably the ones making the animations. But, Blizzard was tacked everywhere. Product placements!

Funny though!

[OptimusShr]

Another classic South Park.

[sephfire]

"How do you kill that which has no life?"

Beautiful.

[Airwalker]

The sad part is that I understood what they were talking about when they made references to the game.

:( I was such a warcraft Junkie up to a year ago.


"Wait, how do I give an item from one character to another?"

[Ab56 v2 aka Ash]

Is it available in any form other than torrent? Like a streaming vid? My school doesn't give much bandwidth to torrents.

[RamRod]

I like how the antagonist doesn't say a word and hardly shows any emotion at all. Yet, we all know somebody like him, don't we?

[parasoul]

I have liked all but maybe 2 episodes in the entire run of the series. I would put last night's episode in the top 5 funniest.

[Rodin]

This was definitely one of the funnier episodes I've seen in awhile that's for sure.

:D

"MOM!!...HOT POCKETS!!"

The funniest thing about this for me was that I was actually eating a Hot Pocket while playing WoW and watching South Park. :lol:

[I-n-j-i-n]

Red Bull, Cup Ramen, Hot Pockets. Geek food.

[Linkjing Donuts]

Red Bull, Cup Ramen, Hot Pockets. Geek food.
Rockstar

[D-Lux]

I never thought I'd see half of a South Park episode rendered in World of Warcraft.

You can kind of tell that Blizzard had some deal with them. Of course they were probably the ones making the animations. But, Blizzard was tacked everywhere. Product placements!

Funny though!

I have a friend who runs a guild on another server. One of his members is a GM (everyone but the officers are basically oblivious). He had "mysteriously disappeared" for about a month up until the other day. My friend asked where he had been when the guy logged on, and his response was "Filming a South Park episode."

He's apparently the guy who did all the filming for the trailer for the Silithus/EPL outdoor PvP as well as the epic Paladin/Shaman Apple switch parody.

The GM guy has a website and everything, too, so he's definately not a hack.

Back to the topic, the differences between the South Park episode and the actual game were intended, for those who were wondering. If they made everything congruent, there'd be less to talk about with your friends, right?

[watkinzez]

For someone who has never watched South Park, that was still hilarious. Best villain ever.

[Decoy Octopus]

Oh God... I'm currently without a computer and I don't get Comedy Central here in Canada! I still haven't seen the episode!

This is the longest I've gone without seeing a new episode in about five seasons. It's killing me...

[Yeet]

I think the highlight was Cartman shitting all over his mom.

[lazygecko]

And I was drinking coffee when he did that.

[The Orichalcon]

New episode summary is up:

Episode 1009: "Mystery of the Urinal Deuce"
The world’s biggest conspiracy of all time will finally be uncovered when Eric Cartman exposes the true culprit behind the September 11th attacks.

[The Orichalcon]

And new episode aired:

South Park - Mystery of the Urinal Deuce (http://www.southparkx.net/news/1009-mystery-of-the-urinal-deuce-download-now) (Link to episode download)

Probably not the funniest episode, but it was still good. I was waiting to see where they were headed with it and pleased with the ending.

Also, toilet humour. Can't go wrong with that.

[OptimusShr]

I was laughing throughout Cartman's presentation because I have seen Conspiracy Theorists use the same crap to try and prove their point.

[Hellcom]

Didn't get many kicks out of it, until the stupidity of the plot came together at the end. Laughed at the toilet humor though, always good. On a scale of south park goodness, 4/10.

Edit: O yeah, for the last time, though the heat emitted from the fuel is not high enough to cause the steel to melt, it weakens it enough to cause major structural damage, resulting in the collapse of the buildings.

[The Orichalcon]

Edit: O yeah, for the last time, though the heat emitted from the fuel is not high enough to cause the steel to melt, it weakens it enough to cause major structural damage, resulting in the collapse of the buildings.

Yes, three fourths of us know that. :)

[parasoul]

I liked the new 9/11 conspiracy episode of South Park. Every time Mr. Mackey talked I laughed.

[RamRod]

Really? REALLY?

[The Orichalcon]

Really? REALLY?

Yeah, that's pretty much how I was through that scene too. :)

[Airwalker]

They could have found a better Bush voice, in my opinion. At least something stereotypical.

[Ab56 v2 aka Ash]

Bush's voice could've been a joke itself. South Park could easily cast people with Southern accents as it does in many other episodes.

Maybe Bush's voice choice was to make him sound smart enough to pull of such an intricate plot :)

[RamRod]

Bush's voice could've been a joke itself. South Park could easily cast people with Southern accents as it does in many other episodes.

Maybe Bush's voice choice was to make him sound smart enough to pull of such an intricate plot :)

That's exactly what it was. Even better was Donald Rumsfeld and his sinister/funny line about money.

"Beautiful money, bwahahahahaha!"

[Airwalker]

Yeah, I know they meant to do it. It wasn't a jab at the Bush adminstration, it was making fun of the conspiracy theorists.

But, I didn't really like it--didn't seem Bush-esque enough.

[JoeFu]

I thought the episode was brilliant. A conspiracy withing another one. I found it quite humerous.

[Miletus]

Concurred. Excellent episode, and I like the way South Park doesn't make the obvious Bush jokes.

[RamRod]

Yeah, I know they meant to do it. It wasn't a jab at the Bush adminstration, it was making fun of the conspiracy theorists.

But, I didn't really like it--didn't seem Bush-esque enough.

Yeah, I guess it was really only Bush in look and not feel. But, it did remind me of an old SNL skit that was very similar. Reagan was the president and he was, well typical, stupid Reagan..........until just the important people where left in the room (cabinet, top military brass, etc.). Then, Reagan turned into a hard-nosed, smart tactician. He would then switch back if anybody else came into the room. Played pretty well by Phil Hartman.

[Anorak]

They never actually referred to him as Bush though, did they? The episode will hold up better in the future if they don't mention exactly which president they're referring to, and if the character is just a symbol. I'm positive they've broken this 'rule' in the past though.

[RamRod]

They never actually referred to him as Bush though, did they? The episode will hold up better in the future if they don't mention exactly which president they're referring to, and if the character is just a symbol. I'm positive they've broken this 'rule' in the past though.

I'm pretty sure they meant Bush. He called Cheney by name. Rummy and Condi were there as well.

[Terrisare]

They never actually referred to him as Bush though, did they? The episode will hold up better in the future if they don't mention exactly which president they're referring to, and if the character is just a symbol. I'm positive they've broken this 'rule' in the past though.

it was definatley Bush, especially with the Cheney hunting reference and Condi behind him.

[The Orichalcon]

Last night's episode, Hell on Earth 2006 (http://www.southparkx.net/episodes/1011-hell-on-earth-2006), was great. The Steve Irwin part might've been too soon, but it was a tribute in that South Park style.

[parasoul]

I thought the most recent Hell on Earth episode was hilarious. My favorite was the 3 Stooges stuff with the serial killers. I wish they had done some sort of 2-part episode so I could have seen the 3 Stooges thing for a full episode or something.

However, as funny as it was, I thought Drawn Together was better last tonight. The mummy bears with sharkheads was one of the funniest things I've ever seen and so was Spanky putting his newborn child in the sausage machine.

[RamRod]

Last night's episode, Hell on Earth 2006 (http://www.southparkx.net/episodes/1011-hell-on-earth-2006), was great. The Steve Irwin part might've been too soon, but it was a tribute in that South Park style.

That's the thing about South Park; they are quick to jump on any part of pop culture. I remember the South Park movie actually having lines from Episode I...which was released the next year. Matt and Trey saw the line in a early trailer and revised the movie to have the line.

[The Orichalcon]

Last night's episode, Hell on Earth 2006 (http://www.southparkx.net/episodes/1011-hell-on-earth-2006), was great. The Steve Irwin part might've been too soon, but it was a tribute in that South Park style.

That's the thing about South Park; they are quick to jump on any part of pop culture. I remember the South Park movie actually having lines from Episode I...which was released the next year. Matt and Trey saw the line in a early trailer and revised the movie to have the line.

Yeah, the Jarjar binks line. One of the people in "Operation Human Shield" in the South Park movie said "Is the people gonna die??" like JarJar says in Episode 1.

Also, apparently the Steve Irwin reference offended a lot of people here. But God knows why.
http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,20654302-2,00.html

I sincerely hope they don't ban the episode.

[Smoke]

Last night's episode, Hell on Earth 2006 (http://www.southparkx.net/episodes/1011-hell-on-earth-2006), was great. The Steve Irwin part might've been too soon, but it was a tribute in that South Park style.

That's the thing about South Park; they are quick to jump on any part of pop culture. I remember the South Park movie actually having lines from Episode I...which was released the next year. Matt and Trey saw the line in a early trailer and revised the movie to have the line.

Not surprising considering that it doesn't really take them long to create an episode. The WoW one took about a month to complete, and others have been done faster.

[The Orichalcon]

Last night's episode, Hell on Earth 2006 (http://www.southparkx.net/episodes/1011-hell-on-earth-2006), was great. The Steve Irwin part might've been too soon, but it was a tribute in that South Park style.

That's the thing about South Park; they are quick to jump on any part of pop culture. I remember the South Park movie actually having lines from Episode I...which was released the next year. Matt and Trey saw the line in a early trailer and revised the movie to have the line.

Not surprising considering that it doesn't really take them long to create an episode. The WoW one took about a month to complete, and others have been done faster.

AWESOM-O took 3 days apparently.

[genghisdani]

I am quite enjoying how this season is shaping up. Of particular note of course was "Make Love, Not Warcraft", but all the rest really are maintaining what makes South Park, South Park.

[The Orichalcon]

People keep getting offended over the Steve Irwin thing. Really irritates me.

I'm arguing with someone on a forum who said the south park creators only put Steve Irwin in the episode to "boost their ratings". :? This person hasn't even watched the episode. How do you argue against an ignorant claim like that?

Gee I feel so sorry for the Irwin's that are copping this crap. Where is the compassion?? I am really upset how there are sick people out there, making fun of Steve Irwin's death !!

Why can't people see that this was a tribute, not a mockery.

http://img136.imageshack.us/img136/1610/steveirwinsouthparkxt0.png

[Audity]

Except he's depicted as being from Hell. Kind of hard to see that it's a tribute from that.

[The Orichalcon]

Except he's in Hell. Kind of hard to see that it's a tribute from that.

It's a running gag in South Park's world. They've long since maintained the in-joke that only Mormon's go to Heaven. Everyone else goes to hell. You even see people like Gandhi and Jesus down there at times.

[Decoy Octopus]

I ordered a computer from Dell this past week so hopefully I'll have it in the next week or so. Then I'll be able to actually watch these new episodes and participate in this discussion.

The world is so cold without South Park...

[Hellcom]

Except he's in Hell. Kind of hard to see that it's a tribute from that.

It's a running gag in South Park's world. They've long since maintained the in-joke that only Mormon's go to Heaven. Everyone else goes to hell. You even see people like Gandhi and Jesus down there at times.

Except Saddam Hussein. Going to heaven is a punishment for anyone who isn't a Mormon. Satan didn't like Saddam because he bullied him and was not a kind lover. So he sent him to heaven, his eternal punishment being forced to make macaroni sculptures. So it's a good thing he went to hell.

[The Orichalcon]

Except he's in Hell. Kind of hard to see that it's a tribute from that.

It's a running gag in South Park's world. They've long since maintained the in-joke that only Mormon's go to Heaven. Everyone else goes to hell. You even see people like Gandhi and Jesus down there at times.

Except Saddam Hussein. Going to heaven is a punishment for anyone who isn't a Mormon. Satan didn't like Saddam because he bullied him and was not a kind lover. So he sent him to heaven, his eternal punishment being forced to make macaroni sculptures. So it's a good thing he went to hell.

Exactly. So going to hell in South Park isn't necessarily a bad thing.

[Airwalker]

Nintendo Wii!!!

[JoeFu]

Rofl, this episode was so messed up.

[Ninja-san]

Sea otters!

[KakTheInfected]

My cousin told me to turn it on, but I don't have cable...boo.

[Ab56 v2 aka Ash]

Wasn't that great. I'm hoping next week redeems this!

[The Orichalcon]

My God, what the hell was going on. I can't wait to see... Part 1? :?

For anyone who wants to see it, download it from here:
http://www.southparkx.net/episodes/1012-go-god-go-part-ii

[RamRod]

FUCK MY MONKEY HOLE!!!

[RamRod]

Ok, so last night's season finale was all sorts of fucked up. So, you know, typical South Park.

[The Orichalcon]

Yeah, kind of a strange way to end the season.

They just won't leave poor Steve Irwin alone!

[parasoul]

Season finale was hilarious, even though no lessons were learned at all. It was a great mockery of Mighty Ducks and all those other typical sports movies.

[Airwalker]

"OK, according to every sports movie ever made, we should be able to win this one"

[Calpis]

Okay, I vote the last episode to be the most depressing and messed up episode ever. Come on, the kid dies.

[Ab56 v2 aka Ash]

What'd you expect? He had cancer :x

There actually was a message in this episode: reality > faith.

[The Orichalcon]

I think the message was more to do with there being two teams in every game and sometimes you have to be the loser, in spite of how much you want/need to win.

[Decoy Octopus]

I just noticed that this thread was on the verge of being purged. I figured I'd save it since I was too late to save my original thread.

So, yeah... South Park.

Why is it this thread only stays alive while the episodes are airing. There's tonnes of things we could talk about in the off season.

...I just can't think of any.

[DarkPoinko]

We could always start up a rousing discussion of Woodland Critter Christmas! :)

[The Orichalcon]

I'm watching the Go God Go episodes again. They're really good.

of the christmas episodes, Red Sleigh Down is probably the best.

[Decoy Octopus]

Zuh..? Red Sleigh Down? Really? I suppose it has such brilliant scenes such as Jimmy singing The Twelve Days of Christmas and Jesus being turned inside out by a shotgun blast.

Still, I consider Woodland Critter Christmas to be the pinnacle of South Park Christmas goodness.

Hell, as long as nobody says that Trapped In The Closet is the best of anything, I'm quite willing to accept their opinion.

[Blake]

Woodland Critter Christmas is probably the most fucked up of anything on TV. It's brilliant.

[RamRod]

Woodland Critter Christmas is probably the most fucked up of anything on TV. It's brilliant.

Agreed. That episode totally threw me for a loop the first time I watched it.

[parasoul]

Woodland Critter Christmas is probably the most fucked up of anything on TV. It's brilliant.

Agreed. That episode totally threw me for a loop the first time I watched it.

I laughed all the way through the commercial break after the blood orgy the first time I saw that episode. It's one of my favorites.

[Decoy Octopus]

Everyone aware that South Park Season 11 begins on Wednesday? And that Season 9 is on DVD Tuesday?

It's about time this thread get active again!

[Subz1987]

This weekend was awesome.

3 hours for 3 days of the best South Park cartoons

[Decoy Octopus]

South Park. Season 11. Tonight!

The episode synopsis:

1101 - With Apologies to Jesse Jackson

New cases of people using the “N” word are on the rise. While the citizens of “South Park” must contend with the widespread use of the racial slur, Cartman fights a midget.

[SoloGamer]

Niggers !

[vega12]

That was a great start to what will hopefully be another great season!

[hamburglar]

Holy shit that episode was amazing. Ironically enough, I just wrote a sociology paper about color blindness in media and half of my paper was on South Park and how it breaks the norm. Man, if only this episode aired last week, I would have had so much more to work with.

[The Orichalcon]

Good episode. I was thinking "Niggers" for that puzzle at the beginning too. I couldn't think what else it could possibly be.

[Faduger]

Good episode. I was thinking "Niggers" for that puzzle at the beginning too. I couldn't think what else it could possibly be.


me too, but that just made it damn damn funny

[OptimusShr]

That episode ROCKED. I was hoping they would go into the whole thing about black people using "nigga" but still enjoyable.

[Decoy Octopus]

Good episode. I was thinking "Niggers" for that puzzle at the beginning too. I couldn't think what else it could possibly be.
You and me both. I guess we're just hopeless racists.

Honestly, though, how often do we ever refer to anyone as a "nagger"? And, beyond that, no one ever uses it in plural form.

[tyler_lucero]

"Words are like bullets...!"
Bullets kill people, right?

[I-n-j-i-n]

The episode actually brings up a great point in that the way deferred versions of the actual word can become the new slur. Like saying "N-word" instead of the actual word all the time, hence the "N-word" actually becomes the new curse instead.

Touché, Trey and Matt.

[parasoul]

Funniest parts for me were:

1. Wheel of Fortune thing at the beginning of course
2. When Token said, "Jesse Jackson is not the emperor of black people!"

[Emanon]

Funniest parts for me were:

1. Wheel of Fortune thing at the beginning of course
2. When Token said, "Jesse Jackson is not the emperor of black people!"


Jesse Jackson told my dad he was...

[Strike911]

why did I laugh and not stop laughing when Cartman was laughing at the midget in his "little suit." hahahaha.

The whole episode was funnier than any of the other Southpark episodes I'd seen in a while.

[OptimusShr]

Honestly, though, how often do we ever refer to anyone as a "nagger"? And, beyond that, no one ever uses it in plural form.

I don't think I've ever heard anyone say nagger or naggers in my life. This might make an interesting survey.

[Tai_Zidek]

I actually thought naggers first, thinking that it was going to be said, and niggers would be the answer.

[Emanon]

That was easily one of the best episodes I've seen in a long time.

[sephfire]

It's an incredible feat keeping a show fresh after ten seasons. I'm not joking when I say Matt and Trey are two of my heroes.

[Decoy Octopus]

It's an incredible feat keeping a show fresh after ten seasons. I'm not joking when I say Matt and Trey are two of my heroes.
I second that.

If you had told me I would still be watching South Park in 2007 some nine years ago, I would have thought it impossible. It didn't seem like the show could have a long shelf life. But Matt and Trey have managed to change the show with the times and kept it current, relevant, clever, and entertaining.

The Simpsons, by comparison, were a pale shadow of their former self by seasons 10 and 11.

[Kiyosuki]

What I think gives this show its incredible longevity is how fast and easilly Matt and Trey can get an episode out there right on the heels of when a topic is still very hot, because SP episodes are relatively easy to make in comparison to other animation.

Its also of course, because they're so tongue in cheek with so many of the topics they openly throw out there. When it comes to animated comedic satire I'll always love the Simpsons best, but no one can touch South Park when it comes to satire on current events. Not even close. Its gotten it into its own kind of art.

You could argue yeah, that its mostly shock value. You can't argue against that too much, but just because it is shock value doesn't mean its any less relevant depending on the topic.

There was a story on CNN about this past episode, glad to see some people understand not to take the context of the episode by surface value alone.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=9AoyYLhgKq4

[chrono26]

that episode was an istant classic. i didnt even know you could say that word like that on tv untill i saw chappell's show. so i knew it was only a matter of time before south park made some kinda episode using it. and, as expected, its hilarious and somehow educational and moving all at once.

[Decoy Octopus]

Anyone remember when Mr. Garrison used the word 'nigger' at the end of the Season 05 episode, Here Comes The Neighborhood?

Mind you, in a great use of comedic timing, the episode ended mid-word... but it was there nonetheless.

[The Orichalcon]

Anyone remember when Mr. Garrison used the word 'nigger' at the end of the Season 05 episode, Here Comes The Neighborhood?

Mind you, in a great use of comedic timing, the episode ended mid-word... but it was there nonetheless.

"At least we got rid of all them damn ni-"
*Credits*

That episode was just as great. :)

[parasoul]

Anyone remember when Mr. Garrison used the word 'nigger' at the end of the Season 05 episode, Here Comes The Neighborhood?

Mind you, in a great use of comedic timing, the episode ended mid-word... but it was there nonetheless.

That is one of my favorite moments in the series. That, and in the same episode: "T...for...time to leave?" when looking at the burning cross on the lawn.

[Decoy Octopus]

Synopsis for Wednesday, March 14th's episode:

1102 - Cartman Sucks

Butters has to go to a special camp where they “pray the gay away”.


Doesn't really tell us a whole lot, does it?

[OptimusShr]

Pray the gay away? Oh God, this is referring to the crazy bastards that shout "God hates fags!" etc. Oh boy this is going to piss someone off.

Not me though I hate those bastards.

[parasoul]

So, about tonight's episode...

When Butters' dad came through the door while Cartman had his dick in his mouth it was the hardest I have ever laughed at a TV show.

[Decoy Octopus]

I thought Cartman Sucks was an all right episode. There weren't any glaring problems. I just found that I wasn't laughing so much... I was smirking at jokes... but not laughing...

[OptimusShr]

The ending had me in tears. And Butters speech had me shouthing "Amen brotha!" at my TV.

[Decoy Octopus]

Synopsis for Wednesday's Episode:

1103 - Lice Capades

Airdate: 2007-03-21

An infestation of head lice plagues South Park Elementary. When Garrison refuses to name names, Cartman finds a way to detect who has lice so they can make fun of the unfortunate kid.

[Decoy Octopus]

Thoughts on the episode?

I loved the Lice World subplot. I always enjoy it when Matt & Trey take an episode into a bizarre realm of satire/farce.

[vega12]

I love the variety present within the South Park series sometimes. This was one of those episodes where I didn't really laugh out loud at all, but was grinning the whole time. I really enjoyed it a bunch!

[parasoul]

I thought tonight's episode was good, but not great. I enjoyed it all the way thru tho. The Thing-style blood testing nearly had me in tears though. So stupid...

[Kiyosuki]

It was one of the better animated SP episodes I've seen in a while, but the episode itself as a story was just ok.

[OptimusShr]

I busted out laughing at the very end.

[Blake]

I couldn't stop laughing whenever the main lice character said "Babeh."

[Raenok]

I couldn't stop laughing whenever the main lice character said "Babeh."

I liked that red-haired girl louse that came with him, though. Stupid Vice President being greedy...

At least he got his just desserts, though.

And yes, I too laughed at the end.

[chrono26]

the main lice guy's voice was too annoying, but kinda funny. cartman was great in this one though. "there's a way to find out who had sick-ass head cooties. and i'm gonna find it" lol. not a bad episode at all.

[The Orichalcon]

The episode was all right. But Travis had a REALLY annoying voice.

[ILLiterate]

Great episode, the thing referrence was fantastic, and I loved the way Travis talked

[Decoy Octopus]

The episode was all right. But Travis had a REALLY annoying voice.
I can't help but think that was intentional.

[K999]

Is it just me or was there a small reference to the movie "300" towards the end of the episode? Or perhaps the movie "Gladiator"?

[Ab56 v2 aka Ash]

Preview for Tonight's Episode:

Hillary Clinton is in town for a big campaign rally. Cartman follows a lead on a possible terrorist attack.

Cartman suspects the new Muslim student is behind a terrorist threat in an all-new "South Park" entitled, "The Snuke," premiering on Wednesday, March 28. The clock is ticking as the citizens prepare for Hillary Clinton's big campaign rally. Every minute counts as Cartman uses his own methods to interrogate the suspect. But could the plan to target Hillary Clinton be just the tip of the iceberg?

Sounds like this'll be good.

[Decoy Octopus]

Preview for Tonight's Episode:
Oh... I guess I never got around to posting that this week. Thanks.

Yeah, I am quite looking forward to this episode (not that I'm ever not looking forward to an episode...)

[Decoy Octopus]

Mayor McDaniels is still alive..?

I always thought she died in Die Hippie, Die. Wikipedia says "Later in the same episode she was seen alive with a bandage around her head stained with blood." I don't remember that...

[Calpis]

Yeah, I remember that episode. I always wondered why they just brought her back like that.

[I-n-j-i-n]

They copied 24 to a tee and that was pretty funny in itself. Too bad the entire thing didn't have the strong rhetorical punchline the show is famous for. But still cute with the British thing.

And they name dropped so many internet blog/social/search sites. I bet that's what the actual crime investigators do anyway. Which was a funny revelation.

[Blake]

I think the Southpark episode this week was awesome. It was hilarious how Stan acted as Clowie (however you spell that annoying chick's name) and how everybody's phones had the CTU ringtone. The whole skipping time idea was brilliant. Overall the episode was hilarious. If anybody is watching this season of 24, the issue of America's inside fear of radical Muslims is being confronted, and one of the morals is coming out to be that we shouldn't be quick to accuse people because of who they are. The Southpark episode was a parody of this season and the little Cartman conversation at the end was countering the concept of non-judgement. Smart that Matt and Trey caught on to 24 in such a way and was able to make a perfect parody. It's true, Cartman's intolerance saved Mrs. Clinton.

[The Orichalcon]

What was actually in Miss Clinton's snatch? They never explained that.

It's well done, but this kind of episode really proves that South Park needs to be an hour long show. Imagine how much better this episode could've been if it was fleshed out to an hour. I was expecting another two-parter.

[OptimusShr]

Mayor McDaniels is still alive..?

I always thought she died in Die Hippie, Die. Wikipedia says "Later in the same episode she was seen alive with a bandage around her head stained with blood." I don't remember that...

Wikipedia is indeed correct. She shot herself then appeared later with a bandaged head.

And The British need a better fleet.

[The Orichalcon]

Yeah, I remember that episode. I always wondered why they just brought her back like that.

The idea was that she had no brains to blow out, so she could survive a gunshot to the head.

[I-n-j-i-n]

I think the Southpark episode this week was awesome. It was hilarious how Stan acted as Clowie (however you spell that annoying chick's name) and how everybody's phones had the CTU ringtone. The whole skipping time idea was brilliant. Overall the episode was hilarious. If anybody is watching this season of 24, the issue of America's inside fear of radical Muslims is being confronted, and one of the morals is coming out to be that we shouldn't be quick to accuse people because of who they are. The Southpark episode was a parody of this season and the little Cartman conversation at the end was countering the concept of non-judgement. Smart that Matt and Trey caught on to 24 in such a way and was able to make a perfect parody. It's true, Cartman's intolerance saved Mrs. Clinton.

Chloe. Also, the whole "Cartman's intolerance and racism saving the day" also alludes to how Jack Bauer and other agents' rambunctious hunt of racial stereotypes (typically Muslim or Russian) tends to save the entire World. It only happened in every single season of 24 so far. Except the few times when the enemy actually was the United States itself..

[The Orichalcon]

New episode "Fantastic Easter Special", a good parody of the Da Vinci code.

[Ruth Loose]

I really like the final scene of the episode when one of the Catholics said about Saint Peter's heir on the throne, "He doesn't have anything to say... maybe that's what Jesus meant all along."

[OptimusShr]

I laughed at the "Hare club for men" remark for longer than I should have.

Also: "Eric Cartman can NEVER know about this." I wouldn't want him to know either.

[SoloGamer]

Scissor me timbers

[Ab56 v2 aka Ash]

Great episode this week. The Garrison twist and the parody were major win.

THIS
IS
LESBOS!!

[chrono26]

que passo! que passo!

[Drack]

Heh, that episode was lol.

Not quite rofl, but definitely a solid lol.

[OptimusShr]

"I'm gay." "...again?"

Loved the 300 parody.

[Darth Lime]

Tom? You gotta come out of the closest, ohmygod.

Watched that episode in my psychology class. We are doing the Werther effect and the effects of cults. Very interesting. As was the episode :D

[JoeFu]

The Mexican guys were so freaking awesome. I loved the way they spoke, it was just too cool.

[Decoy Octopus]

Loved the 300 parody.
I dunno... the parody seemed needless. They didn't do anything with it.

Usually when Matt and Trey base an episode around another work it's for a reason. They cleverly tie the parody in with some other issue. But not this time. It seemed, instead, mostly gimmicky.

The episode had moments of hilarity but, in the grand scope of South Park, it was an average to below-average episode.

[PassivePretentiousness]

I thought the parody was genius. South Park is a rare show that can pull one over on me, and it certainly succeeded with wednsday's episode. I didn't realize the parody until seconds before THIS IS LESBOS

[Decoy Octopus]

I thought the parody was genius.
Genius? What was so genius about it?

[The Orichalcon]

I haven't seen 300 yet, so I can't really comment. But it seems like it was more of an homage than a parody. ie: they were just doing the style because they liked it, not because they were trying to parody it the way they parodied 24 a couple of weeks ago.

[chrono26]

this thread is dead!

CALIFORNIA!! IS COOL TO THE HOMELESS! CALIFORNIA!!! SUPER-COOL TO THE HOMELESS!!

[Ab56 v2 aka Ash]

Yesterday's episode was pretty meh.

[Emanon]

I actually really enjoyed it as a parody of zombie movies. They perfectly captured homeless people though... Change?

[I-n-j-i-n]

Yesterday's episode was pretty meh.

More like every episodes after the epic Negro Guy episode. Still better than the Manatee Family Guy episodes.

[The Orichalcon]

Good ending episode to the season.

The Snuke probably gets my "favourite of the first half"

[OptimusShr]

If you notice, the last line of the song goes: "If you stop by Matt's house, you can chill if you're homeless."

[Emanon]

If you notice, the last line of the song goes: "If you stop by Matt's house, you can chill if you're homeless."

I watched the episode again and noticed that. Hilarious.

[Decoy Octopus]

Huh... this thread hasn't been purged by the hands of time. That's weird.

Anyway, new South Park tonight!

1108 - Le Petit Tourette

"Cartman discovers the joys of having Tourette’s syndrome. Drunk with the power of saying whatever he wants without getting in trouble for it, he lines up National TV Coverage to take advantage of his new life with no filters."

[shikigami]

I haven't seen 300 yet, so I can't really comment.

dont. its not that good. except visually, but only in HD.

[OptimusShr]

Cartman having Tourette's...

This is not going to end well for the boys.

[Calpis]

*attempting to revive the thread

So did anybody watch the Trilogy?
I really enjoyed the return of the Woodland Critters and seeing Mario, Manbearpig, the Katamari Prince and Link in there. Overall it was enjoyable but not quite as epic as I initially thought it was going to be.

[Harmony]

Yeah, not as epic as I wanted it to be, but I loved the whole Al Gore manbearpig thing, as well as the story surrounding Cartman and Kyle.

"We had a DEAL KYLE"

[OptimusShr]

I loved the trilogy, I feel that part 3 could have been funnier but I still enjoyed it. The ending was win though.

[The Orichalcon]

I liked it a lot, they could've made a movie out of it if they wanted to.

MANBEARPIG!

and the way ImaginationKyle was grinning at the end as he went down on ImaginationCartman was funny.

[The Damned]

I'm watching it right now, and it has to be the funniest stuff from South Park I've seen in a while.

[Mustin]

Loved the trilogy - mostly nostalgia for me. The first two minutes of Ep II were like the best thing ever. Alien? Predator? Amazing.

Speaking of which, can't wait for AVPR.

<3 South Park

[XZero]

Has anyone else noticed the trend they had this season with Cartman? Early on, he put Butters' penis in his mouth. Then, in the Tourette's episode, he "admitted" that he and his cousin put penises in their mouths. Now, he spent three whole episodes trying to get Kyle to suck his balls. Of course, there are excuses for all of these. Cartman wants to humiliate Butters and Kyle, and he can't control what he's saying in the other example, but still, 5 episodes spent with an obsession with male genitalia? I can't help but think that next week they'll spoof the Harry Potter 'scandal' and reveal that they, too, have a gay main character: Cartman.

EDIT: He admitted in the Tourette's episode to touching penises, not putting them in his mouth. Thanks, q-pa.

[q-pa]

*attempting to revive the thread

So did anybody watch the Trilogy?
I really enjoyed the return of the Woodland Critters and seeing Mario, Manbearpig, the Katamari Prince and Link in there. Overall it was enjoyable but not quite as epic as I initially thought it was going to be.Don't forget Wario! :<

It seems--as South Park has done in the past--like they were going for that "mock-epic" feeling. What with the music and the suspenseful climax of part II.
"We must nuke... our imaginations. 8O"

Also, was it just me or did the definition of imagination in part III paralell with the definition of torture being argued around today?


Then, in the Tourette's episode, he "admitted" that he and his cousin put penises in their mouths.
I thought it was that they touched penises, no?

[Mustin]

Good call, XZero.

Let's see how it plays out.

[XZero]

Sorry, q-pa, you're right. They touched penises, not put them in their mouths. That doesn't change my original post, but I apologize for my inaccuracy, and thank you for pointing it out.

[polar-]

Not as good as my favorite, go god go, but still pretty damn funny. One of the funnier moments was when an unsuspecting Kurt Russel got raped by the woodland critters... lol.

[The Coop]

I'm rather surprised that the show is still going, with no apparent signs of cancellation. It's been what... ten-plus years now?

[sephfire]

And it's still funny too. It's pretty impressive.

[Harmony]

That's the power of basing a good portion of the shows on current events. Satire and social commentary, as long as it remains creative, never goes out of style. I remember when the Elian Gonzalez thing went down in FL on like a Sunday, and South Park had a hilarious show scripted, animated and ready to go by Wed. After that episode, I started expecting them to be around for a very long time.

[The Orichalcon]

I'm rather surprised that the show is still going, with no apparent signs of cancellation. It's been what... ten-plus years now?

and contracted for another 5. Given how well it rates, I don't see it ending for a long time. Even if it's cancelled, Matt and Trey will just move the show to the internet. They've made plenty of money to feed off and continue their art.

[XZero]

According to Wikipedia, they are doing a Guitar Hero episode this week called "Guitar Queer-oh." Work is going to be a bitch after that episode airs, assuming this information to be true. Last year, when the WOW episode aired, sales jumped up for about a week or two. With Guitar Hero still popular, and this episode exacerbating the situation, I expect to sell tons of Guitar Hero games this weekend.

[Mustin]

YOU

ARE

FAGS!!


[sigh]

Thank you, South Park. Thank you.


P.S. - I fucking hate guitar hero

[sephfire]

I almost feel as if this episode is aimed squarely at me. :oops:

[cawnil]

and contracted for another 5. Given how well it rates, I don't see it ending for a long time. Even if it's cancelled, Matt and Trey will just move the show to the internet. They've made plenty of money to feed off and continue their art.

If the show ends, it'll be because they don't feel like doing it anymore, and are rich enough to just smoke pot for the rest of their lives.

[Airwalker]

Not quite as epic as the World of Warcraft episode, but it was a decent South Park episode. The typical South Park humor that I love.

[I-n-j-i-n]

Nice jabs at serious Guitar Heroes players, but it almost felt rote. It's like they re-did their sports-movie parody.

I loved the part where the kids were thinking the game's cooler than the real thing. Because that is the actual opinion now.

[Citris]

I'm rather surprised that the show is still going, with no apparent signs of cancellation. It's been what... ten-plus years now?

Jesus, you're right...
I remember my parents let me stay up past my bed-time in middle school to watch the first episode together when it aired. They ROFL'd hard at the "Somebody's baking brownies" joke.

[Calpis]

YOU

ARE

FAGS!!



[sigh]

Thank you, South Park. Thank you.


P.S. - I fucking hate guitar hero

As much as I loved this episode, I still don't understand why some people despise Guitar Hero. I mean, I know it's not a replacement for the real thing but that doesn't make it a terrible game. Now, what does piss me off about GH 1 and 2 is the shitty vocals/censored vocals. (I hear that's fixed in the new game.)

Anyway, my favorite part was the kid playing Jordan "acoustically" at the cafe. "Oh! I love this song!"

[The Coop]

As much as I loved this episode, I still don't understand why some people despise Guitar Hero. I mean, I know it's not a replacement for the real thing but that doesn't make it a terrible game.

Opinions. They are a bitch ;-)


But in all seriousness, GH1-3 are as subject to opinions as every other series out there. Some folks hate it, some love it, and others simply don't care about its existence. It's just part of the gaming landscape.

[Arek the Absolute]

The game itself is fine. The thing I don't like about it is when people think that it is superior to the actual guitar...so in a sense, I don't hate the game, I hate people.

Ya, that sounds about right.

[Harmony]

Nice jabs at serious Guitar Heroes players, but it almost felt rote. Totally agreed.

[sephfire]

If it pleases and sparkles, I'd like to nominate yesterday's episode "hilarious."

[Mustin]

I liked how classic it was. Lotta classic stuff happened. Very... classy.

I like it when they get back to the kids being kids. As much as I love the political satire and the mockery of current events and pop culture, their genius is really showing the kids being kids.

And Abraham Lincoln.

[Calpis]

I agree that this episode was awesome. Just as I start to think that maybe I'm getting bored with the satire and commentary, they go back to stuff like Stan puking in Wendy's face and Kenny dying. I loved it.

[Harmony]

If it pleases and sparkles, I'd like to nominate yesterday's episode "hilarious." That sparkles with me.

[sephfire]

That sparkles with me.

Sunshine! :<

[Kiyosuki]

This really was a great episode, and not just because it had so many throwbacks to the older seasons. Stan barfing...Kenny dying, even the way the main kids acted had an older feel.

But just in general it was very fun to watch, it feels kind of like Matt and Trey have reached this point...and they decided to make something to reflect back. Kinda like making an episode to reflect on where the show's gone since it first started by making an algamation ep of all the qualities of the different periods of its life.

Wish the Simpsons would follow suit, though I rather liked the Emohouse episode last Sunday.

[Blake]

Anybody watching this episode? So far I think it's hilarious.

[FlagshipAmadeus]

I agree, I quite enjoyed that one

[I-n-j-i-n]

Season started as 'meh' then 'lol' then 'WOW'. The creative staff is amazing for keeping up for so long. I hope they can at least do another 10 years before stopping. It'll be pretty sad to see South Park go once that happens.

[OptimusShr]

This and the AIDS episode are the best of this one. Rest has been kinda meh but still with some laughs.

[XZero]

Last night's episode was overwhelmingly mediocre. I read in a review once that this season feels like South Park by Numbers. It wasn't particularly funny overall, and had some downright boring and stupid moments. Of course, since it IS South Park, there was some good stuff in there as well. It was a Randy episode (he's one of my friend's favorite characters), and he's usually good for some great material. I felt that the best moment was when he was discovered in the building with the computer after he finally got access to internet porn. A great moment, but it didn't save a mediocre episode.

[Calpis]

Last night's episode was overwhelmingly mediocre. I read in a review once that this season feels like South Park by Numbers. It wasn't particularly funny overall, and had some downright boring and stupid moments. Of course, since it IS South Park, there was some good stuff in there as well. It was a Randy episode (he's one of my friend's favorite characters), and he's usually good for some great material. I felt that the best moment was when he was discovered in the building with the computer after he finally got access to internet porn. A great moment, but it didn't save a mediocre episode.
I agree. The story just wasn't fleshed out as much as it should have been. It feels like there was the potential for some really good gags, but either due to time restrictions or possibly laziness, it came out bland. (especially the ending)

[OptimusShr]

Except for Randy getting caught it was a big meh like most of this season so far.

[SetzerGabbiani]

I agree... to me this season so far is kind of a letdown. I think they should take a hiatus or something because it seems like they are taking too many things from real world events. For example, that whole Canada on strike/ Youtube episode had me bored, and now they did something interesting with the world with almost no internet, but they kind of dropped the ball in regards to the gimmicks (PORN GAGS LOL =/)and the ending (OHYEAHTHEINTERWEBZNETISAHOOGROUTERTHATGOTAWARNING SHOTANDJUST NEEDEDTOBERESETHOWSIMPLEROFL)

Yeah imma go watch the Brown Note episode.

[sephfire]

I'm not too worried about a small lull. I'll still take a mediocre South Park episode over the best episode of most any other show on TV right now.

[I-n-j-i-n]

I liked it personally. People are so damn dependent on the internet (me included... especially me actually) going back just feels ancient, quite literally.

As South Park seasons go, it's the usual. The few incredibly great episodes, some in between types, some cute message episodes like the last Internet one. Also, it wasn't too long ago since their epic Nintendo Wii saga. I hope they do something like that again.

[The Orichalcon]

I've enjoyed this season so far. The last two episodes were enjoyable and caused some good laughs.

[Txai]

The internet one is cool. Me like.

[Calpis]

So is anyone excited for the new episode tonight? The only thing I can find on it is this:

Season 1208: The China Probrem
"Cartman must confront the Chinese alone while the American people are haunted by the memory of recent tragic events..."

Hopefully they'll pick up the pieces after the mediocre-ness of the most recent episodes. I don't know what it was, but I just couldn't get into them.

[RedTigrr]

So is anyone excited for the new episode tonight? The only thing I can find on it is this:

Season 1208: The China Probrem
"Cartman must confront the Chinese alone while the American people are haunted by the memory of recent tragic events..."

Hopefully they'll pick up the pieces after the mediocre-ness of the most recent episodes. I don't know what it was, but I just couldn't get into them.

Unfortunately you can add this one to the mediocrity list. I didn't laugh once at all during this episode.

[Chiwalker]

I think the season opener was too offensive

"oH BLAHAB SouTH park mayne! a'course its gonna be OFFnESVIS@E!!!"

No...the rape thing was a little too risque. It was awkward to even be watching it...

[Final_metroid]

...what was the significance of this episode? how did it relate to current events?!

[Nohbody]

did any of you see indy get raped or are you still in shock.


i saw it twice, they aired the episode again

[SoloGamer]

...what was the significance of this episode? how did it relate to current events?!

Crystal Skull DVD comes out on Tuesday


i saw it twice, they aired the episode again

Yeah, they always show an encore presentation after the Colbert Report

[nrich]

Tonight's episode was ricockulous

I think they're getting way too much into their own heads with some of this shit

[I-n-j-i-n]

Three full blown rape scenes. Even for the South Park guys, this was a bit much.

I laughed at simply how ridiculous TV has come to be for a cartoon to show rape. THREE TIMES.

[Calpis]

Yeah, I pretty much only laughed at the second rape scene with the pinball machine. It was a direct rip from a movie with Jodie Foster (I think) where she got raped in a bar on the pinball machine that I saw on Lifetime or Oxygen or something like that when I stayed home from work, sick.

I'd be willing to bet the other rape scenes were rips from other movies, but I don't know for sure. I was actually waiting for the fourth rape scene to be the one from Pulp Fiction, but it never happened.

[XZero]

The rape scenes were all from movies, though I don't remember which ones specifically.

I was actually very disappointed when they revealed that the rape victim that the trailer alluded to was Indy and not a South Park character. They already did an episode about George Lucas ruining movies (Season 6- Free Hat), and while the joke was sort of funny about Indiana Jones being raped, it was more suited to a one-shot thing rather than a running gag, or worse, the whole subplot being based on it.

The first act was brilliant in my opinion, but the second and third were the same jokes as the first. Act 1 had Cartman waging war on the Chinese to prevent them from attacking us, which basically continued through Acts 2 and 3. It also had the Indy rape reference and the Butters shooting the guy in the d*ck, both of which were really funny the first time, and really abused the second and third times.

I actually thought they'd have an Emmy-quality episode last night. I was sure Butters would be raped by a Chinese person and Cartman would use that as an excuse for waging war on an entire race. The emotional payoff of the boys leaving Butters behind would have been worthwhile, and Cartman could have been used in much more creative ways (kind of like his Season 8 Hitler sequence in "Passion of the Jew").

I give last night's episode a 6/10. It was really funny for the first ten minutes, but the jokes being repeated didn't work out.

As an aside, I didn't see Indiana Jones 4. Was it actually that bad?

[The Xyco]

Three times was NOT ENOUGH.

[Mustin]

yes, it was that bad

loved this ep. looking forward to more

[XZero]

So after redeeming themselves last week with what proved to be a really enjoyable episode, this week's was the epitome of WTF. Honestly, I may have laughed once (when Craig told the boys that everyone at school thinks that they're a-holes). What's with the Peruvian Flute Band thing, why did they feel the need to reference yet ANOTHER movie (Cloverfield this week), and why did this otherwise pointless episode need to be *SPOILER* a 2-parter *END SPOILER*? It didn't make sense, and it wasn't very funny. I laughed more during House this week than I did South Park; there's something wrong with that.

[sephfire]

Yeah, kind of a dud episode, but I don't live in an area that would attact Peruvian street bands. Maybe other parts of the country are more familiar with them and would find it funnier. Seems like an odd story to stretch out over two episodes, but maybe part two will serve up the funny.

[H. Guderian]

Being an owner and lover of guinea pigs, that angle got me really good. I was laughing hysterically more because I find those little buggers adorable. Having them destroy cities was just fun for me.

The rest of the episode, like the season, wasn't too compelling.

[Tables]

Well, the idea struck me as hilarious, since I bought one of those 'Peruvian Flute Band' CD's when they were playing at the mall once. The actual rest of the episode though wasn't terribly good.

[Calpis]

Man, I laughed hard at this episode. I hated Cloverfield and it's vomit-inducing camera and dumb hamster looking monster. Looking forward to next week now.

[I-n-j-i-n]

I got the opposite reaction. I loved Cloverfield (way too bashed for the way it's shot IMO) and I loved the parody too.

[XZero]

***Warning: Lots of Spoilers; go to www.southparkstudios.com to watch before reading***


So last night's episode was really impressive on a couple of levels. The episode itself was ultimately a movie parody (more precisely a style parody) of things like Oceans 11, but it was pulled off pretty well. I have to assume that they figured Obama would win, though I don't doubt that they've been working on this episode long enough that a McCain victory would have resulted in basically the same episode with some things reversed. I look forward to the Season 12 DVD set to see if in fact there was an alternate episode largely ready to air last night.

The big thing about the episode for me was that it felt *right*. I was a McCain supporter, and several of my friends were Obama supporters. It was interesting to see how they really showed the two extremes: the excessive and largely groundless fear that Obama's victory means the end of the world on one side, and the excessive stupidity in partying about an inarticulable "change" that is coming on the other. I give Matt and Trey a lot of credit for this one.

South Park last night was really a nice episode because it pulled the sides together after the divisiveness of the campaign. While this episode didn't feature the boys very prominently (though Cartman having stolen all of the televisions from the people partying in the streets was golden), I think it worked pretty well. It probably won't be one of those timeless episodes (the closest we've gotten to that recently was probably the Breast Cancer show), but its effectiveness as a timely commentary was really strong in my opinion.

What did you guys think?

[Calpis]

I agree with you on this one. It was a great episode, and I loved how they imitated the Ocean's movies' style.

[Nekofrog]

I stopped watching this season after last week. South Park has been, on the whole, incredibly unfunny for a good four years now. A good episode every now and then, but mostly bad

[Mustin]

Loved it. Reminds me of why I'm a big fan.

[Blake]

Oh wow that was awesome.

[Calpis]

Bump.

So who watched the new episode? I thought it was pretty funny, but that's because I'm not Christian, and my family is Mormon and I always hate how they enjoy Disney so much, so it kind of was a personal funny for me. It's definitely a highlight to hear Mickey Mouse say "Christians are fucking retarded!".

[Alexis]

The lesson I learned from this episode is that if you give a guy a blow job he'll get syphilis.
Poor Kenny.
Also having a new South Park on was nice, since there was no new LOST on. Eased the pain.

[sephfire]

As a christian and a Disney fan, that episode was hilarious.

[Harmony]

That was hilarious. omg. Highlight: "my giney tickles" LOL

[I-n-j-i-n]

That underage girl grinding a stadium-seat was almost too much. How the hell did they get away with that one? It was a blatant underage sexual act. lol

[Mustin]

Question:

Do you like fish sticks? (http://media.southparkstudios.com/crap/downloads/download.php?file_id=25010)

[Calpis]

I liked the fishsticks episode, although I do admit I didn't laugh that much at either of the last two episodes, what with the queefing and all. Maybe that was the point?

[Artesu]

The part where Kanye is writing on the whiteboard in the fishsticks episode was great.

"Then under me we have rapper, genius..."

[Alexis]

Kanye actually blogged (http://www.kanyeuniversecity.com/blog/?em3106=227887_-1__0_~0_-1_4_2009_0_0&em3298=&em3282=&em3281=&em3161=) about the episode...ALSO HE SEEMS TO ENJOY TYPING IN ALL CAPS, PERHAPS HIS CAPSLOCK KEY IS BROKEN.

[Artesu]

Kanye actually blogged (http://www.kanyeuniversecity.com/blog/?em3106=227887_-1__0_%7E0_-1_4_2009_0_0&em3298=&em3282=&em3281=&em3161=) about the episode...ALSO HE SEEMS TO ENJOY TYPING IN ALL CAPS, PERHAPS HIS CAPSLOCK KEY IS BROKEN.

Hahhaha! Thank you so much for linking this.


My favorite part:
I JUST WANNA BE A DOPER PERSON WHICH STARTS WITH ME NOT ALWAYS TELLING PEOPLE HOW DOPE I THINK I AM. I NEED TO JUST GET PAST MYSELF. DROP THE BRAVADO AND JUST MAKE DOPE PRODUCT.
Kanye had an epiphany. Also, cruise control.

[Malaki-LEGEND.sys]

You mean you actually made sense of that...?

[Artesu]

You mean you actually made sense of that...?

Of course, I'm a protocol droid equipped with a TranLang III Communicator module.

[Malaki-LEGEND.sys]

Do you speak Bachi?

[Strike911]

He just wants to be doper than everyone else.



Hasn't it been like 15 years since someone used the word dope to describe something cool?

I enjoyed the Kanye episode. I laughed heartily when Kanye sang his Gay Fish song.

[q-pa]

Hahhaha! Thank you so much for linking this.


My favorite part:


I JUST WANNA BE A DOPER PERSON WHICH STARTS WITH ME NOT ALWAYS TELLING PEOPLE HOW DOPE I THINK I AM. I NEED TO JUST GET PAST MYSELF. DROP THE BRAVADO AND JUST MAKE DOPE PRODUCT.

Kanye had an epiphany. Also, cruise control.
I can't help but think that Kanye West is the next Michael Jackson, in that his music is great but, as a person, he's a little weird. Let's hope that he doesn't let the latter completely overshadow the former like Jackson did.
(Jackson got SO off-the-charts crazy starting in the 90s that I doubt Kanye will ever get that bad, but you get my point.)

Glad to step in and see some action in this thread again!

[Mustin]

I don't think his music is that great. Certainly not Michael Jackson great. I don't like him on his own stuff, but I like him when he's on other peoples' beats.

But regarding the South Park laughs - it's been a weird season. Just saw "The Ring" last nite for the first time (which I loved) and I've seen everything else this season so far. Getting... weird. Season 12 was "okay" too with some hit or miss. "Imaginationland" was the last "great" thing to me. But we'll see where it all goes. They've done what they do for so long and they still make me laugh, unlike The Simpsons, which has become completely unwatchable to me.

Ah well.

Good to see Kanye under the knife, and his blog response was priceless.

[XZero]

According to Kanye West's blog, he was at the Cheesecake Factory last week and the manager walked over to him and handed him a plate of fish sticks.

[Mustin]

Oh that is sooooo awesome...

[Ferret]

I was...I was going to say something about this...but screw it. South Park is still relevant.

[q-pa]

I don't think his music is that great. Certainly not Michael Jackson great. I don't like him on his own stuff, but I like him when he's on other peoples' beats.
I wasn't comparing his level of greatness to Michael Jackson, just the craziness that goes along with the music.

That being said, I missed tonight's episode... Any good?

[Alexis]

Ohhhh nooooo...not Finland....oh noooooo.

[Ferret]

Do you speak Bachi?

1. It's Bocce.

As in the backyard game.

2. Uh...shit, where'd I put my notes?

5. Tonight's episode (4/15/2009) SUCKED.