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[Reply #400 on:]

Kenny speaks, turn on your damn close captioning. Also Butters isn't as used as during season 8-12, which was all hilarious usually anyway, Butters is insanely funny, especially in duo with Cartman. Cartman is so gay for him.

If you're asking for a Kenny centric episode, there's already a lot of those, with the Golden PSP episode (i forgot the title) being one of the best eps ever!

* FYP sniffs his marker crayon

[Reply #401 on:]

The Heavy Metal parody, "Major Boobage", is a fantastic Kenny-centric ep.  Besides being completely freaking over the top, the animation is a great tribute to the art and animation style of the film they're parodying.  Also wicked skewering of insane drug policies and paranoia, Nazi Germany, and Anne Frank, of all things.

Plus it has a rare look at Cartman's sensitive side.

[Reply #402 on:]

Kenny speaks, turn on your damn close captioning.

Not as much as he used to. He just has occasional ines like 'Yeah!' or 'Fuck you!', really short stuff or non-important things like 'Okay.' and 'Cool.'

If you're asking for a Kenny centric episode, there's already a lot of those, with the Golden PSP episode (i forgot the title) being one of the best eps ever!

The last Kenny centric episode(s) was the Coon/Mysterion trilogy, that was epic. To the max. And the episode you're talking about is "Best Friends Forever".

[Reply #403 on:]

The Heavy Metal parody, "Major Boobage", is a fantastic Kenny-centric ep.  Besides being completely freaking over the top, the animation is a great tribute to the art and animation style of the film they're parodying.  Also wicked skewering of insane drug policies and paranoia, Nazi Germany, and Anne Frank, of all things.

Plus it has a rare look at Cartman's sensitive side.

I've never understood why people like Major Boobage. Not only did I not particularly care for it, but I thought it was one of the weakest episodes of season 12 which was itself, the worst season of the show.

The Coon and Friends trilogy was awesome, though.

[Reply #404 on:]

That's cool.  Perhaps you would have had to have read the magazines, watched the film, and partied very hardy to the soundtrack with a bunch of like-minded friends to appreciate the artistic tribute of MB.

[Reply #405 on:]

Every Season is rated a 15 in the UK, except for Season 7, which is an 18. Don't know why.

[Reply #406 on:]

That's cool.  Perhaps you would have had to have read the magazines, watched the film, and partied very hardy to the soundtrack with a bunch of like-minded friends to appreciate the artistic tribute of MB.

I'm actually a fan of the film. Not a gigantic fan, but I saw it prior to that episode and I liked it.

Every Season is rated a 15 in the UK, except for Season 7, which is an 18. Don't know why.

Disc 3 is the one rated 18 which means it's something in either Casa Bonita, All About Mormons, Butt Out, Raisins or Christmas in Canada. As pathetic as it is, my guess is that they considered Butt Out to promote smoking and rated it 18 based on that.

Last time I checked, Worldwide Recorder Concert or whatever it was called was rated 18 for the child molestation subplot. Is season 3 only a 15 now? If it is, they must have reclassified it.

Edit: It's not 'Casa Bonita', 'Christmas in Cada' or 'Raisins' - they both appear on some DVD collections which are rated 15.

[Reply #407 on:]

So 'Butt Out' was an 18 but 'Major Boobage' was a 15? Or not? I'm looking at the side of the packaging, not the discs.

[Reply #408 on:]

What's 'Major Boobage' got to do with anything? It was probably rated 15, but it might have been rated 12 for all I know.

And I know you weren't looking at the discs. You said you didn't know why season 7 was rated 18, so I was trying to figure it out for you.

[Reply #409 on:]

Smoking is seen as being worse than hardcore drugs? (Yes, I know cheesing isn't real, but it still promotes drug use.)

Plus Mr. Mackey lists some easy ways of getting high.

[Reply #410 on:]

The difference is that, as I said, Butt Out could be perceived as promoting it quite heavily. I mean, you'd be mis-interpreting the episode (it's more about people having the right to choose to mess with their own bodies than the idea that you should actually smoke). But yeah, 'Major Boobage' on the other hand doesn't make drug-taking seem all that great because the characters who cheese end up running around, making fools of themselves in public.

[Reply #411 on:]

So everything is back to normal now, eh? Interesting.

I thought Ass Burgers was actually quite good and it had a lot of hilarious stuff like Duck President and the Matrix/Aspergers people shooting up the fast food people (whom I thought were also pretty funny) while drunk.

[Reply #412 on:]

Goddammit, Matt and Trey. How are you still so hilariously brilliant after all these years? Fuck you guys.

[Reply #413 on:]

"Aliens?" "Or robots from the future, whatever, fuck you!"

[Reply #414 on:]

The much-anticipated conclusion was... Well, pretty damn awesome. Didn't quite have the poetic impact of the first part, but it was still very clever. A perfect mix of retarded gags and meta humour, and Stan's storyline was darkly poignant at moments. I still think part one was the stronger episode, but I'm definitely happy with this as a whole.

[Reply #415 on:]

This episode made me want to kill myself; seriously, what is there that's worth living anymore?  Thanks Matt & Trey... I think I'm going to go drink more alcohol now.

[Reply #416 on:]

I was kind of disappointed that they didn't completely change the show's status quo like they were hinting at, but it was still a great episode - one of the few season 15 episodes I can say that about.

[Reply #417 on:]

Haven't been watching south park premieres for a long time, so I saw last week's and this one back to back last night, and enjoyed it more than I've enjoyed new south park in a while. The Cartman Burgers thing was a bit... meh, but they needed to give kyle a job, and for that purpose it worked perfectly.

[Reply #418 on:]

Really great, I'm let down by the fact they've gone back to how things were before "You're Getting Old", but also happy too.

Lot of laughs in this ep, favourite parts off the top of my head:

*Stan's rage at the beginning in class.
*"No because there's aliens with a sniper chicken on me."

[Reply #419 on:]

This episode made me want to kill myself; seriously, what is there that's worth living anymore?

More South Park episodes?

[Reply #420 on:]

pfft. It's shit now. Weren't you even watching?

[Reply #421 on:]

The ending is really true...

[Reply #422 on:]

New ep.

The Last of the Meheecans

What begins as an innocent game between the boys turns serious when Cartman joins the U.S. Border Patrol. Not surprisingly, Cartman turns out to be really good at stopping Mexicans.

[Reply #423 on:]

Sounds like a crossover between the episodesf Whale Wars and Pee 

[Reply #424 on:]

Um. Hardly.

And there is no episode called "Whale Wars". It's "Whale Whores".

[Reply #425 on:]

I don't see how it sounds anything like either of those episodes. I think it's a great premise.

[Reply #426 on:]

Um. Hardly.

And there is no episode called "Whale Wars". It's "Whale Whores".

Sorry I just forgot

Cartman hating Mexicans was in 'Pee'
and  joining a boat crew was in 'Whale Whores' when Stan joined

[Reply #427 on:]

Well I haven't seen any of the new episodes, maybe later, but I did just watch a documentary called The Making of South Park: 6 Days to Air, which was about the HumanCentiPad episode, it was neat!

[Reply #428 on:]

Just started watching that and I'm not used to there hair. I've only seen there 90's hair style

[Reply #429 on:]

Actually, I want to be in animation for my carrer, that said it was neat see how long it took to make a SP episode. 6 DAYS?! No wonder why their tired as f**k! An average animated show takes 10-9 months! But I do understand it's to keep the stories fresh poking fun at recent news and all. They always do great jobs as results.

[Reply #430 on:]

Um. Hardly.

And there is no episode called "Whale Wars". It's "Whale Whores".

Sorry I just forgot

Cartman hating Mexicans was in 'Pee'
and  joining a boat crew was in 'Whale Whores' when Stan joined

Although I think saying that Cartman joining border patrol is that same as Stan joining the Whale Wars boat crew is a bit of a stretch, the Pee comparison is an even bigger stretch.

Cartman hating minorities was in Pee but it was also in just about every other Cartman episode ever. "A character trait? They're just copying the other episodes with that character in them!"

[Reply #431 on:]

If it's close to any episode, it's close to 'Goobacks' which obviously parodied immigration - particularly that of Mexicans to America.

But I think there's plenty of room for them to do something new with it. I mean, Stan's parents already got divorced in 'Clubhouses', but they did it again in 'You're Getting Old' and for my money, 'You're Getting Old' is the better of the two episodes.
And don't even get me started on how much better 'Night of the Living Homeless' is compared to 'Pinkeye'.

[Reply #432 on:]

Well I haven't seen any of the new episodes, maybe later, but I did just watch a documentary called The Making of South Park: 6 Days to Air, which was about the HumanCentiPad episode, it was neat!

Though I didn't care for some of the episode of focus, I loved the documentary.  The entire crew is insane!  I completely synced with the writer who rolled her eyes and made the comment about guys liking poo humor. 

Though it was appropriate in Ass Burgers.

"Lil' Crime Stoppers" had me laughing so hard I could hardly breathe.

[Reply #433 on:]

and  joining a boat crew was in 'Whale Whores' when Stan joined

Fair enough, but where does this happen in the new ep? It wasn't in the description...

Also, does anyone have a UK working link to the 6 Days to Air thing?

[Reply #434 on:]

I gave you a link in your message box

[Reply #435 on:]

Watched it, very nice stuff. Really enjoyed it. But one thing annoyed me.

Trey said something about "Who gets offended, it's South Park?". Okay, then why are those episodes missing off of the Season 14 DVD in the UK?

[Reply #436 on:]

because the uk equivilant of ratings and standards are cheeky bastards who ignore the mandates of their soverign, King Trey.

[Reply #437 on:]

That also applies to Australia.

[Reply #438 on:]

Don't forget Germany.

[Reply #439 on:]

You forgot Poland.