Taisetsuna mono: Protect My Balls! (New South Park Thread)

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[HK-47]Subtle Sarcasm: I can hardly wait.[/HK-47]

EDIT:
Just watched it, and I must say this is one of the best Season 9 episodes so far. So much insane, funny and just stupid moments in it. The concept of an 11 year old boy needing a Hooker is hilarious.

And the end made me smile too, poor Jimmy.

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Yay I watched the new episodes!

The Death of Eric Cartman
This episodes wasn’t as good as I thought it would be but it was another Carrtman and Butters episode but I find Awsome-o was better. I love Cartman’s “Make it right” song and I thought it was cute.

The Losing Edge
It was a really good episode. I like the end fight with Randy Morsh.

Erection Day
I like this episode. This is the best Jimmy episode I have ever seen. He was really brave when he chasing and rescuing the hoe (most properly got laid too). Good to see Ike in the talent show because I haven’t seen him for ages. This is my first time I saw Mr Garrison as a woman because I haven’t seen the episode where he becomes a woman yet.Oh and I love Cartman doing Scarface. All in all this is a good ep.

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Yup, Erection Day was a good 'un.

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I'll admit. The "I thought this was America" line from Randy in The Losing Edge got annoying after a while.

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907: Erection Day
A great finish to the first half of Season 9 and a definite improvement over the first few lacklustre episodes.
Highlights:
- "Nut-Gobbler"
- The 'Mr Mackey Is Gay' joke at the beginning, funny and entirely possible
- The talent show (Agree with new_hook on the Goth Kids being the best: "That was killer! We totally showed them!" "Yeah, I hope we win."    )
- The chase scene
- Ms Garrison    "Now let's tally up the judge's scores and see which act they hated the least."
Personally, I liked this slightly more than 906, which I thought ran a little slow at times. My favourite episode of the season, just before 906, then 904.
A+
Talent Shows Are For Fags

[Reply #85 on:]

Think Dr Pal was a member from NAMBLA?

Also, Cartman had a few good bits (Dropping Bombs, The White Fat Hitch and his Impression of Scarface).

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Originally posted by Nurdbot:
Think Dr Pal was a member from NAMBLA?

Oh my god I remember that episode. That was the worst and terrible episode I ever seen. How can they get away with that episode?

[Reply #87 on:]

It's called Satire Juliet.

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I liked Erection Day. The Mr. Mackey joke was indeed great, Butters and his "facts about life" was great, and the whole thing with Nutgobbler was great.

Rating: A

[Reply #89 on:]

Awesome awesome episode.

I was literally rolling on the floor laughing during the Goth Band performance.

A+

[Reply #90 on:]

I thought the episode was okay.  It did have some funny moments.  i.e. The 'Mr. Mackey is gay' scene, Cartman's rendition of Scarface, and Butters telling Jimmy about the 'facts of life'. 
The episode, "Crazy Cripples" was better for a Jimmy episode than this one. 

Also, did anyone notice Kyle's brother Ike was in the talent show?  Plus, why does Butters keep singing that "Loo Loo Loo" song a lot lately?  My score for this episode: C

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Also, did anyone notice Kyle's brother Ike was in the talent show?

Good find, Kurt! An entire scene about Ike and you managed to spot 'im!

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Erection Day was good until they got to the hooker chase, I felt that the whole sequence didnt work very well and was not funny. I dunno, I just dont find 9 year old cripples chasing obese hookers to have much comedic or shock value.

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Aren't they 10 or 11 now?

[Reply #94 on:]

Poor Nurdy. He hasn't yet learned that South Park characters will only ever age once...

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I thought it was twice?

Then again, So many Christmas specials...

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Since entering Fourth Grade, their ages seem to go back and forth from 8 to 9. The first mention of one of the kids being 9 was from Kyle in Cartmanland. Although technically he should be 10 after Casa Bonita, I don't really think it matters. Hell, he said he was 8 again in Good Times With Weapons, so it's debatable. Either way, none of the boys have ever said they're over the age of 10, even if they are in Grade 4.

Anyway, I saw Erection Day yesterday. Absolutely hilarious. I was expecting the worst, but I was laughing the whole way through it. Considering the subject matter of the storyline, they handled it somewhat tastefully while still managing to throw in enough shock value & disgusting humour to keep me happy. 

The ending was a tad disappointing, I guess, but still, a decent episode, and a nice way to wrap up this run of the season. Would've given it a 7.5, but the Goth kids' band bumped it up another half-point. 8/10

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Oh my god I watched Mr. Garrison's Fancy New Vagina and I thought the episode was weird, freaky, bizarre and very very funny. The Mr Garrison, Kyle and Kyle’s dad transformation was good but at the same time freaky. Cleverly done. I couldn’t stop myself laughing.

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I loved the new episode of SP this past week.

Best part has to be the Goth Band. You can't not like the Goth Band!

9/10

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I like your avatar Juliet.

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Thank you. Speaking avatars avatars Mole if you are reading this you can find the avatar that you request for your new Goth one here

Ok here are my reviews on the episodes that I saw last night.

Pre-School
This episode was really good. Awww the boys were really cute and adorable when you see them in Pre School and I love the way they talk. I also like the bully and the teacher

Quest for Ratings
Awww the boys as anchormen with adorable hair and the close up on cute pets show. This episodes was really really cute. I was going “awww” all the way. I like Stan’s visions when he gets high on cough syrup.

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did 908 air yet?

*shifty eyes*

[Reply #102 on:]

It won't be airing for another few months, the show's on its mid-season break right now.

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I re-watched The New Terence and Phillip Trailer and now it's one of my favorites. The funiest parts are when Chef accidentily activates the Human Eradication Mode on his TV and when Russel Crowe beats up people for seemingly no reason.

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I always considered that episode very underrated.

It is just plain hilarious, and I can't wait til it's available on DVD...

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"These Chinese can grow to over 5 feet tall, and are known to kick with their legs!"

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I loved that episode Quest for Ratings.  It should've had a scene where they were getting high on cough syrup and the kids all act like the characters in that movie Easy Rider high on LSD!

I also liked the Russell Crowe episode as well.  There should be another one like that.  Only it would have the kids win a contest to make an appearence on Terrence and Phillip, but end up on Russell Crowe's show, instead!

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'Hey Stan, we're gonna find the frog!'

Best line yet.

[Reply #108 on:]

What's the episode where the Shitty Wok owner builds the wall to keep the Mongolians out?

[Reply #109 on:]

Episode 611: Child Abduction is not Funny.

Mmm-hmm.

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Originally posted by starone:
I re-watched The New Terence and Phillip Trailer and now it's one of my favorites. The funiest parts are when Chef accidentily activates the Human Eradication Mode on his TV and when Russel Crowe beats up people for seemingly no reason.

Yeah what is that episode where Russel Crow fights around the world. I think it was one of the best.

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Totally stupid plot, but easily one of the funniest things of all time - and I'm not just going by South Park here, either. It might very well be the most I've ever laughed in 20 minutes, I had tears in my eyes over Tugger walking down the street, and they didn't seem to stop for the remainder of the episode. A classic, hilarious episode indeed... sigh, if only they could pull one like that off again...

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Did you guys know there was a South Park reference in the anime mini-series FLCL (a.k.a. "Fooly Cooly" )?

From http://www.spscriptorium.com/SPinfo/SPrefs.htm

Anyone heard of FLCL? It was a six-episode show that aired in Japan in 1999, when South Park was at its most popular, what with SP:BLU coming out on June 30 that year and all. FLCL ("Furi Kuri", taken from a symdrome - FLictonic CLiple Weber Syndrome - in the first episode that's supposed to make you horny... literally!) was a pretty experimental anime which used many animation techniques derived from both TV and print. The scenes which have the images fade out towards the edges of the screen are particularly nostalgic. The fifth episode has two scenes in which South Park references can clearly be seen. The first of these is a group of people at a barbershop.


The second is that of 12-year-old Nandaba Naota as Kenny, with bugged out eyes. 

FLCL is also known as Fooly Coolly, the caption under a picture of Naota taken by Mamimi, a high school student who went on to become a professional photographer. Fooly Coolly has gone on to become the name of a band.

[Reply #113 on:]

Thank you John, that was incredibly obscure and pointless.

[Reply #114 on:]

Uh, no it wasn't. I saw it I thought it was quite neat.

Of course it's been posted before, waaaaay back.

[Reply #115 on:]

You're a complete retard John. I hope your parents beat you for still wetting the bed.

[Reply #116 on:]

Hello? Do my words mean anything to you people? 

Quit ripping on John, you heartless dickfucks as Lampy would say.

[Reply #117 on:]

 

Hello? Do my words mean anything to you people?

Guess not. 

 

Quit ripping on John, you heartless dickfucks as Lampy would say.

But it's so easy! And fun! And justified...

[Reply #118 on:]

If you don't like what he said in the first place, why the hell did you reply?

Yes, I know that is an ironic statement shut up.

EDIT: Directed at M0le and Nerd.

[Reply #119 on:]

If only Juliet were here!