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Do I need to explain this? Didn't think so. Season 10 started recently, two episodes have aired so far. Locate them at your usual places.
I haven't seen the episodes yet, downloading them now. I'm a semi-big South Park fan, having seen all 9 seasons. Tweek is also one of my favorite characters ever. I mean seriously, can you get more awesome? He's just like me when I drink too much Pepsi Max. CAN'T TAKE THE PRESSURE!
The first two eps of season 10 have been surprisingly funny and entertaining; it was worrying for a while at the end of season 9 because things were really starting to get a bit weak, imo. But yeah, so far a great return to the series of old.
The first 2 eps were southpark at its best.. Episode 1002 was everything you can wish for in SP.. stupid people, jewjokes, weird story.. the way SP is supposed to be :)
1001 was genious in it's own way..
Small traffic here, I thought we had more South Park fans around.
On 1001: Chef's death was rather surprising, though I wasn't too surprised seeing Isaac Hayes leaving. Pretty fun episode with Chef's old audio clips all mixed up.
On 1002: "I'm sorry your gay song killed your best friend, Stan." LOL. So evil. Loved this one.
Please let there be Tweek next week...
Tweek hasn't been in it for aaaaaages, am I right? I wouldn't hold my breath... but yeah, I love him too!
ARGH! :D
Oh and by the way Matt & Trey were dead on with the whole Clooney's smug speech thingy.. I also found that speech rather pretentious when I heard it.
Hehe yeah the smug episode was funny. Didn't Clooney do the voice of the gay dog in the earlier seasons?
Oh yeah and I heard on TV that Tom Cruise wanted to shut the South Park show down for some reason.
It's because Tom Cruise is an arrogant asshole who believes what he thinks is the way things should be. I hate tom cruise. He's not even a good actor. Worthless piece of egotistical shit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xollence
He's also apparently a psychic.Quote:
Originally Posted by IFingHateTonTon
Or a complete nutjob.
Don't forget everyone, tonights ep will be historic:
South Park making fun of Family Guy.
dun..dun...dunnnnnnn
AHAHAHAH the ep this week (about Family Guy) was friggin' hilarious. I loved the way they poked fun at the show - I'm a huge FG fan but this was sooooo true.
Last nights ep was classic. It's been a while since they had a two part ep.
Funny episode. I'm a big FG fan (even more so than SP) but their parody of it was great. :D
Bump.
About the last episode: Towelie is awesome.
Haha, I just watched the conclusion to the Family Guy story. I like how while they poke fun at FG they also poke fun at themselves by saying they're 'preachy' with all their messages. The Bart Simpson thing was funny too.
Haven't watched the latest yet, I heard Oprah is in it?
Yes she is. So is her vagina and asshole. Not a hugely funny episode but the premise alone is hilarious.
I also liked how in the FG episode South Park took a couple of shots at itself. But the highlight was definitely the cartoon at the end about America. Awesome way to end the show - even if Comedy Central did refuse to show the image of Muhammad.
Did anyone notice that they had animated Muhammad before? It was way back in some David Blaine cult episode. He was one of the Super Best Friends and he could use fire. Guess that explains why they never show that episode anymore either.
Watch out!!! it's the Man-bear Pig!!!!!
what the hell was this episode about anyway, the end was the funniest
Er, I doubt that part about Comedy Central not showing Muhammad was real... I'm pretty sure that was the main punchline of the whole double episode. They did it on purpose.
Nope.Quote:
Originally Posted by Raven
I thought it was a joke too at the time, just SP taking another shot at itself, but Comedy Central really did refuse to show any image of Muhammad.
After having read that article, I'd still say that what we saw in the episode was intentional. What probably happened was, Trey and Matt pitched their conceptual idea of the episode (including the showing of Muhammad) to CC, which was turned down, so they probably did it in such a way that let everyone know that CC hadn't allowed it.
Let's say that episode aired uncensored. We would have seen Muhammad give Peter the helmet, right? Then they would have showed that American guy saying "oh, that wasn't so bad" or whatever it was. That wouldn't have been funny at all. It was clearly intentionally meant to be that way, imo. They probably said "ok, CC won't let us show Muhammad, how can we write the episode to get around this?" They wouldn't just air the episode with a small section censored, they'd pull the entire episode, no?
I thought South Park was mocking Comedy Central like Fox shows often do with Fox. At the end of the 1st part of cartoon wars they were saying "or will comedy central puss out?" It was probably meant to be part of the episode, however i didn't see the episode mentioned in Xanbcoo's article where they said Muhammad had already been shown once.
Are you cereal?!Quote:
Originally Posted by Knives122
I see what you're saying now. They didn't censor the episode per se, they just wrote around the part CC didn't want in the first place. But my point is still that Comedy Central wouldn't allow it, and like CK said, Matt and Trey decided to mock them for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Raven
He's super-cereal.Quote:
Originally Posted by Terracosmo
*nods*Quote:
Originally Posted by XanBcoo
The latest episode was pretty satisfying, I thought. Ever since the beginning of this series I have always wondered if it's possible for Cartman to change - not just pretend or fake it but actually change into a normal boy. So even if he will change back to his old ways very easily, at least we know it's possible for him to receive help and live a normal life.
But I love the evil little bastard anyway. :D
Surely you can't love any character more than...
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Sexual Harassment Panda!
^^^ That post made me a saaaaaad panda :(.
I also liked the Dog Whisperer episode. I laughed so much at the nips to the neck he was given, making him fall over. For some reason, whenever I see Cartman from a different angle than from the side or front, it just sets me off. Really funny stuff.
Eric Cartman is awesome
Did anyone else watch the World of Warcraft episode today? Fucking hilarious. I don't even play WoW but I understood nearly everything that was said. Epic episode.
Also, I loved hearing "pwn" said on TV.
Its on right now and I just saw them get PKed by the gay ass high lvl. LOL :p
Motivational Poster go!
How can you kill that which has no life?
for first show in "epic" 10th season, this not epic at all. decent show, but I want better!
some funny, rely 2 much on cool animation. Stan' dad like every other episode: annoying, one-tone stupid bitch.
South Park - Season 10 : Episode 8
This season of South Park has been nothing short of superb so far. I got a good laugh when that high level guy started dancing and then killed them, and at that "Live to Win" song while they were killing all those boars.
Very funny episode overall.
That was a great episode... awesome the way Cartman smashed the PK guy's head :D Also nice to see Tweak again, he's my idol.
I loved the massively broken sword with realistic stats (the attributes were real but blown completely out of rational proportiosns) Also Butters showing up with the same char was Cartmen was classic.
This was definatly a calssic ep. If this was a warm up I can't wait to see what they come up with next.
I liked how it would be funny to both WoW players and those who know nothing about it, but in different ways.
I loved it because I'm a WoW player, and so much of it was true.
I honestly thought that this was the worst episode of South Park that I've ever seen, probably due to the fact that I can't get into WoW and I don't think internet humor is that funny.
Normally I'll crack a smile or even laugh out loud during a South Park episode, but for this entire one I was just like "Uhh... :|".
I thought it was hilarious.
Butters: I dont play world of warcraft
Cartman: butters you say you play on the computer all day
Butters: I play hello kitty island adventure
Cartman: *ugh*...butters go out and buy world of warcraft, and install it before we all...murder you.
And the dramatic lines of everyone going
"this may very well be the end of the world............................................. .................................................. ...........of warcraft.
it was a classic.
"Mom, bathroom, bathroom"
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I guess what they say is true, hotpockets cause diaherrea.Quote:
Originally Posted by darkmetal505
I was kind of hoping for them to sqeeze a "Leroy Jenkins" in there, but I guess not. Still pretty funny, considering I know people just like that, who spend every moment of every day on mmorpgs.
That's what was so funny for me as well. I don't play mmorpgs but one of my best buddies plays FFXI all the freaking time. I gotta force him to watch this one.Quote:
Originally Posted by eat_toast
There was a Leeroy reference though...
"He isn't such and such specced." *pause* ".... Christ."
Ehh, I can see that. Seems a little of a stretch though. And I guess the whole 90% mortality rate could be constured as a reference too, if you wanted to go that far... I was hoping more along the lines of someone actually shouting their name and running idiotically into battle, oh well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Raven
I was really expecting either Jimmy or Timmy to pull a Leroy Jenkins while Cartman was coaching their party on what needed to be done. Also, I was a bit surprised to see Blizzard's logo displayed in the cartoon; I may be wrong, but doesn't this suggest that Blizzard had actually agreed to allow its name to be used as a target for South Park to poke fun at?
Of course, how do you think they managed to create those unique character animations? In addition, Blizzard employees actually voiced characters in the episode.
That would go to show that Blizzard considers their players people without lives wouldn't it? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Terracosmo
It just shows they have a sense of humor, which is obvious based on all the funny content in their games.
I just ABSOLUTELY loved this episode! Sure, there were a few mistakes made (ie. Stan's dad's character was a hunter, but hunters can't use shields), but still damn funny.
My favorite part was when the uber guy casted fireball to kill Cartman at the very beginning. C'mon, you got a naked guy with a plate helmet standing, then all of a sudden, he pulls out a fireball. I was laughing so much that my brother was scared of me for a moment, haha.
LMAO I just saw the latest episode (about teacher/student relationships) and I found it incredibly funny. I just loved the way the guys went "nice" all the time. Hilarious. Also I think that it's a pretty interesting subject to do a parody of so the episode felt interesting at the same time (think about it, there's probably nobody who takes "females having sex with minors" as seriously as "males having sex with minors", even if one tries, it just doesn't work to imagine the same way)
Haggah, the latest episode was probably my favorite of this season so far.
The ending was a bit cliche, since I saw it coming from a mile away, but it was still pretty funny. Cartman prancing around like Dog the Bounty Hunter was pretty funny too, especially when he kept saying "find christ bra" or something along those lines.
Niiiice.
Stan's Dad: That's the teacher? but she's hot! ....nice...
Random Audience: nice...
and
Cartman: My god I can't believe it, she's using the mel gibbson defense!
Man, is it just me, or is South Park just unnecessarily gory lately? Sure it's always have it's share of extreme cartoon violence but come on, like 10 people die every episode at least and in gruesome ways. It's just not funny. The funniest episodes are the one where Stone & Parker use their humorous/fucked up vein... episodes like Underpants Gnomes! Hell yeah!
Bleh. I suddenly got the urge to buy a Wii :S
I've noticed that too, I've written it off as a replacement for the old Kenny joke. But it is still pretty over the top. When Bush shot that MoveOn.org guy in the head I was pretty freaked out, but now since it happenes in every episode it just doesn't seem all that interesting.
If you have missed any of the episodes then you can watch em online.
http://allabout-sp.net/episodes.php
Nice, Jadugar, niiiicccccce.
Man, I want the Wii so much more now. Maybe I should freeze myself.
I love South Park. Although they are sometimes preachy, but to me their the voice of reason of America. I agree to alot of their opinions. I find some of their best episodes are involving Butters and Cartman. Cartman's probably the best character of nearly all American Cartoons ever. My favorite episode would be Scott Tenermann must die. Thats the one Cartman killed Scott's parents and fed him his parents.
So who can help me count the sports movie references in the latest episode? I'm pretty sure there were several Mighty Ducks references, and I also recognized the lines from The Bad News Bears in Breaking Training (the "let them play!" scene). I'm also pretty sure the ending scene with the guy hugging his dad and whatnot was a parody of something, but I wasn't sure what.
Either way, good episode. The ending :(.
Yeah I was wondering what the fuck there were doing with the ending. The best part was
Preschooler: We need a Canadian!
I was hoping Ike would like, explode and kick everyone's ass during the final game.
"Please don't let us lose, my dad will beat me again" XD
"He won't listen to me, I'm just his father. But you're his coach, you're like a father to him!"
XanBcoo, I think it was just a parody of Mighty Ducks in general - the meaningful stares between father and son when a major goal is accomplished. Cheesy, cheesy stuff.
Yeah, that's what I thought too, but the Bad News Bears reference made me think they might have thrown in other sports movie jokes. It's been a while since I've seen it, but I don't remember any father-son moments in The Mighty Ducks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Raven
Just watched the three episodes from season 11. First one is okay, second one and third one are amazing. Any one seen Al Gore and his movie,Inconvenient Truth, references ?
Second one was awesome :p.
cartman: i put my wang in butter's mouth. that makes him gay
kyle: no dude. that makes you gay.
cartman: ....
fucking awesome :D
just saw that episode. I was really shocked that in the end they had Butters being "i'm bi-curious!". I couldn't tell if they were joking along the theme of Butters not knowing what people are talking about... it seemed like he knew what he was saying...Quote:
Originally Posted by Assassin
I'm not sure I like them taking an 8 year old and giving him that kind of sexual orientation. Not to say that it's not possible for bisexuality to start that early (i have no idea), but it just seems very young, and very out of character, for him to come to that decision... Besides, they already have Big Al and Garrison representing the gay community. Why'd they have to go and take my favorite character too? :(
the episode was hilarious though. The 24 knockoff from earlier this week was very well done too, although the whole bashing of Hilary Clinton got old way too fast. New season has been real hit or miss. The writing seems even more heavy-handed than ever before and I sort of get tired of listening to them preach and carry on about political and racial themes.
Butters never actually knew what it meant, that's what made it so funny. He never was bi-curious either. He just went along with what everyone was saying about him, like he always does.
The latest ep was sooo well done, the whole 24 thing was brilliant. I don't know why people kicked up such a fuss about the Queen though, South Park has done much more offensive stuff than that in the past.
Hooray for seasonal specials! This episode was not absolutely amazing but funny none the less.
"Look... MORE closlier!"
Personally, I thought it was comedy gold. They hit on the Da Vinci Code and Secret Societies in general. They made the Catholic League look like the bunch of assholes they are and made the Pope look good by telling them it probably wasn't such a good idea to go threatening and killing people since it obviously isn't very Christian.
They even killed off Jesus (that part, gruesome as it was, sold the episode for me, especially with the "Eric Cartman can never know about this.")
Plus, Stan carrying around Snowball was kinda cute.
It pretty much had everything a seasonal special could want. Reestablished the meaning of Easter, the Resurrection, gave a message about what religion really should be about (not having anyone order you to do things their way), hit on the Catholic League's current activities, and made me laugh.
the Hare Club for Men was great. the part about the pope's hat was pretty funny too.
"This is LESBOS!!!"
I was pretty impressed. Did not see the whole 300 parody coming at all, was a pleasant direction to take an otherwise subpar Mr/s Garrison episode. I feel like they've been doing more and more episodes where they focus on some minor/side character and some absurd plotline and using the boys for like 5 minutes of unrelated stuff...
Just saw the episode, that was loving brilliant.
The whole slow-motion thing was something me and my friends have been making fun of ever since we saw the movie. Awesome.
lol a very nice ep. for some reason i wasn't laughing as hard as i expected. maybe its cuz i haven't watched 300 yet and i was afraid of being spoiled. But still, lots of funny stuff.
I loved how butters was like "you have to be careful with scissors" lol.
you have to love the part when mr./ms. garrison is making the coffee.
Haha, I only saw 300 a few days ago so this was perfect timing for me.
I laughed like crazy at Jimmy's line: "I even got a nice letter from my esay who works at the U-Haul!"
The awesome thing about the episode is that the slang word Lesbo actually refers to a Greek island.
It's such a clever parallel, and I didn't think of it until I watched the episode again tonight.
This week's episode was great. That suicide scene was a crackup. And I loved that part where Kyle's dad started walking among them and turned into one.
Ah, homeless people. I'm so grateful there's none anywhere near where I live.
some thing cracked me up. i especially loved when they were trying to get on the roof and you hear the guy's voice going:
"Oh no! That one's a war veteran... we're going to have to give him some change..."
and when the one guy said, "god bless you" and Stan's dad was like, "No! Now I feel bad!" and gave him change.
the "change = "brains" and the whole monster movie motif got a bit tired. I was happy to see an episode focus alot on the boys though. A pretty good one.
Left me somewhat unsure what their actual point about the homeless is. But it was still pretty hilarious, particularly with the movie-reference armored schoolbus and dumping the homeless problem on California :p.
i broke out laughing when they started play that song on the bus. but were they trying to make some sort of statement with this episode or was the homeless thing just more randomness?
I'd say it's just a funny explanation as to why the amount of them seems to be growing and appear randomly.
Masa, that war veteran line made me lol in real life.
Season 11 Ep 8 is out...
... hilarious!
OH GOD IT'S CHRIS HANSON!
i actually really enjoyed this episode. Cartman was back in top form, and I like how they focused on him with just Kyle and Butters thrown in to a lesser degree. A bit repetitive, but the show's always been heavy-handed with its jokes and themes. Some of those lines were absolutely unbelievable. Haven't heard stuff like that on TV for awhile now.
The Chris Hanson thing got stale the fastest. The 'Golden Ticket' song was a great reference, and it set the tone of the episode well.
I liked the Tourrette's (sp?) Syndrome kid.
what was the deal with that blue kid? "if i could say ____ to ____ i would be soo happy"
lol that was just weird. but i loved how at the end of the ep he was like "you're the coolest...can i hang out with you sometime. maybe do your laundry" to the tourrets kid.
/me sings the Imagination song...
Man I can't wait till part 2! I wonder what some of the evil imagination monsters will be.
Take a guess people! There's bound to be heaps we know. Osama, maybe? Saddam?
Yes, I realize they're not imaginary. ;)
was wondering if/when people here were going to comment on this. i was at a friend's house watching with a few people, and that Imagination song made me think "God, that's got to be the worst part of this episode" and right afterwards they have the terrorist attack, which was pretty sick. And, of course, right as that scene ended, the guy's ditzy flakey girlfriend comes back into the room from who knows where and goes, "Oh... did I miss the episode? Could we rewind (has Tivo) and rewatch it?"
and then she got through it and was like, "that was really fucked up. i can't believe I just watched that." and I go, "I can't believe I just watched it twice..."
but it did have some good things, particularly Cartman and Butters doing their respective things. For some reason, I really liked how they did the end of the bombing scene where Kyle is calling to Stan and he totally can't hear him until he touches him. I can't remember what film that's from, but it was well copied here.
as for the future... my guess is that the Terrorism storyline takes a backseat to the Kyle sucking Cartman's balls storyline (i swear, they have way too much gay shit going on in a show supposedly about 8 year olds...), and we get some legal drama crap where Cartman equates Kyle's attempt to back out of the deal as being part of the war on terrorism (once again, the SP creators aren't very imaginative).
But, as for the roots of the terrorism thing, I'm thinking the Crab People. That or some lame explanation about how the terrorists have no imagination and so felt they had to attack blah blah blah... I think we'll see a "super friends" league of other imaginary characters come into play to rescue the captured ones and fight the terrorists... as for what comes out from behind the wall... maybe another shot at a celebrity.
Season 12 eps 1 and 2 are out, and the season's shaping up to be great. Two awesome episodes so far. The Britney one was classic, made a good point.
wow, i thought last night's episode (Episode 2 of Season 12) was one of the least funny SP episodes I've ever seen... I enjoyed the first episode of the season because Cartman vs Kyle is probably the best character setup they have on the show, but this last one was just awful.
And, besides, I thought the "point" was just a bunch of celebrity, Hollywood bashing like they've always done, they just updated it to address Britney's current situation.
I also found this week's episode to be ... not particularly funny, and pretty stupid. I'm usually a fan of south park, but I think that episode qualifies as the single shittiest ep they've ever produced.
the mutilated brittney head is what got me...i was actually eating while watching that, and it wasn't easy. i didn't enjoy the first ep too much as well, although it was better then the second one. For some reason i didn't find the whole aids thing that funny...maybe it was the fact that cartman shoots his blood into kyle's mouth....just grossed me out.
Lol call me a nerd all you want but my favourite episode was the one made with the world of warcraft guys. For someone that has actually played the game that episode was freaking hilarious lol
If the Brittney episode was somewhat bland, I loved this week's Heavy Metal parody. But, toss in a mention at the War on Drugs, and top it all off with a slam at Eliot Spitzer of New York State.
Easily the best episode since the three parter to imaginationland.
I'd recommend watching the uncensored version off Southparkstudios.com though. Streamed for free.
I knew that was a reference to something, but I honestly had no idea what. After reading this post I looked it up and it made watching tonight's rerun that much funnier.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ryllharu
lol, Breastiary.
This week's episode was hilarious and accurate. I can totally see something like this happening in real life.
NO INTERNET?!?!?!?!?!?!?!11
Yeah this last episode was def my favorite of the season. I wasn't really liking this season, had a lot of misses imo, but this episode changed my mind.
Ectoplasm lol.
New episode out.
Man, that was incredibly wrong but hilarious at the same time. There's just something about "shooting a guy in the dick".
Oh, and Mr Beardy and SS would totally be like that in real life, it's obvious.
Funnily enough, I felt a bit like crying too after seeing that movie. I could relate, yo.
I didn't understand. Indiana Jones was raped? Did I miss something?
Did you watch the movie?
lol. good episode, though the multiple rape scenes caused emotional scarring. cartman and butters were awesome. is it just me or does cartman sound different? did they get a new VA or something?