South Park Discussion Thread
 

So Season 15 started last night , and it was soo hilarious

I caught this episode. I thought it was pretty funny as I never read before clicking agree to updates.

And not to sound all noble since I am far from it, but there were parts of this episode that I could not believe were on television.


Anyway the point was received and I thought it was funny.

I wonder if anyone at South Park watches Cinema Snob, or likes the kind of movies he reviews

i wonder if they'll do a charlie sheen episode this season

They better do a Charlie Sheen ep. As for this ep, I liked the Cartman story, but not the CentiPad thing. That was a bit gross.

it definantly was , like neutrino said i was kind of suprised they let them show it lol

Parker and Stone always seem to want to grab you attention with something strange like that. The episode itself had a comical angle, insinuating apple is in control of everything. They also were poking fun at the way apple seems to keep turning out products with more and more features. Like, "how did we survive before this product." :lol:

Yep, they sure do want to make a statement. I think they achieved that, especially about reading things before agreeing to them. That was actually a good message to instill.

I'm always going to love Cartman though. He was just so funny during the episode. And having him appear on Dr. Phil was equally hilarious.

Imagine it in live-action:P

Yeah, that would be equally as gross.

lol , i wonder if they watched that movie & got the idea

That wouldn't surprise me. Still hoping for a Charlie Sheen episode.

That is in fact where they got the idea. It's meant to be a parody of that movie. My favorite episodes are usually the ones that parody movies, like the one that parodied The Day After Tomorrow, and the "cat-pee" episode where they parodied Heavy Metal the movie.



I know that Matt & Trey usually like to keep the show up to date with current events, so I wonder how long it will be before we get an episode that deals with the death of Osama Bin Laden.

down to the point of having a Japanese man as the front part

If anyone caught the first annual comedy awards on Comedy Central and found themselves wondering, "What is this?" This week's South Park was probably pretty funny. It is an obvious reference to that awards show and many comics and actor who attended Comedy Central's show directly addressed the fact that the show seemed strange and that it would most likely be a one time thing.

Parker and Stone attended the comedy awards and even took the opportunity to comment on the fact that they were nominated for an award at Comedy Central's comedy awards and South Park just happens to air on Comedy Central. I get it, but honestly the only part of this episode I laughed at was Token giving all his money to Tyler Perry. :lol:

dude , awesome. I missed last nights episode , i taped it but haven't watched it yet. but i saw the comedy awards , so i know exactly what youre talking about. i can't wait to watch it

I liked Tyler Perry as Madea and how he and Jimmy were the only ones who showed up for their award. But other than that, this episode wasn't that funny. I hope next week's is better.

Ok episode. Ripped big time on the royal wedding adding a Canadian twist which I thought was funny. I thought the concept of the episode was funny because I feel the whole royal wedding thing was stupid. Giant waste of time and money. That's simply my personal opinion, if you were interested in the royal wedding, good for you.

The best part of the episode was the wedding commentator who kept repeating, "as tradition." And the Canadian version of the wedding had ridiculous traditions. I assume the royal wedding had some dated traditions which this episode poked fun at. Not sure wtf was up with tooth decay but whatever.

Funny episode for the most part. More Canadian fart and q**** jokes... Not exactly hilarious but it's a running gag so it's alright

yeah I enjoyed the last episode more than the comedy awards one. Neither have come close to the first episode though. I mainly enjoyed this one because Ike is so funny to me. I love his character.



yeah wtf was that? lmao. I didn't get it either but any time Mr. Mackey gets emotional about something it's always funny to me

I don't know what was up with the tooth decay thing either, but I kind of thought it was a nod to how the U.S. killed bin Laden or something. They just had the tooth decay kidnap the princess to make it more interesting. Loved it though.

The last episode, TMI, was the funniest of the season so far. I can't stand people who are so negative and angry all the time and this episode took a jab at those annoying people. South Park's ridiculousness running true to form.

Every time Randy tried to explain his equation I was laughing

definantly lol.


I am a RESPECTABLE 1.4 inches !

"We've now changed the national average to 1.5". If you meet this national average you are now considered "above average"."

LMAO! :tgrin:

Yeah, I loved it, too, and how everyone was obsessed with the size of their wang. Can't wait for next week's ep.

soo.. mcdonalds fried in KFC gravy.


I might have to try this.

Yeah, that does sound good. I really liked the jibe on Sarah McClachlan. "Hi, I'm Sarah McClachlan, and I was famous for two months."

lol yeah. pretty good episode.


The slash thing was weird , but tied in okay at the end

Yeah, it did. I told my mom about the McDonald's fries dipped in KFC gravy, and she was confused about it. I'd love to try it though.

Still waiting patiently for a Charlie Sheen spoof.

me too.

I'm starting to wonder now if they're just not gonna do it because everyone thinks they're going to

That could be. It would be cool though.

And, if anyone was confused about the whole crack babies thing, it was a spoof off Sarah's ASPCA ads that are run on TV.

Asian turf war! :lol:

It's tough to get an actual discussion going about South Park considering the show is completely ridiculous and full of cheap laughs. Not much thought provoking development. This is not to say, however, that it takes away from my enjoyment. Quite the opposite. Butters was hilarious as usual and he carried the episode on his shoulders well.

I love Butters' parents.

"It's clear this isn't our parenting's fault... we're awesome." :lol:

and when they suggest the parents to ground Butters
"Oh we'll ground the **** out of him!" :lol:

The chinese and japanese accents were extremely offensive I would imagine. Of course not to me. I though they were funny as **** but those pronunciations...

Yeah, I love Butters so much. He's so cute.

Dad: Should we ground him?

Dr. Janus: No, he needs tender, loving, medication.

I love the City Wok guy and the Japanese guy. I didn't care about the accents. Remember, Trey and Matt sometimes love to push the envelope.

Overall, I thought it was a pretty good episode.

I love butters innocent personality.

Its such a good dynamic between his personality and the language filled ridiculous dirty south park world.

Yeah, he's just so innocent.

I friggen loved last night's episode! It was something I have been wanting to say for years and South Park finally did it. I only wish I had my own show so I could have done it first. Stan immediately reminded me of several people I know IRL and here as well. Just shut up and enjoy the good things instead of being so cynical all the time.

:tthumbsu:

About the latest episode...

Stan's family didn't move from what I remember. I think Sharon and Randy are getting a divorce though.

I never thought Randy's shenanigans would ever have real repercussions. He has been a tool of comedic genius throughout the show but now the marriage is over... whatever, I wouldn't have it any other way. He has been dynamite so far