SOUTH PARK

[Reply #280 on:]

 

Originally posted by Beamer:
 

The episodes I thought were shit was A Very Crappy Christmas (the one with Mr. Hankey's family) and Cherokee Hair Tampons. I didn't laugh once at either of them.


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they were both brilliant I'm sorry I just like them more

season 5 was brilliant just nos as brilliant
and season 6 was sometimes an improvement and sometimes a decline
 The terrance and phillip movie trailer was one of the worst. fun with veal wan't that funny. neither was bebe's boobs destroy society. My future self and me eas intresting but wasn't as funny either.
but i guess we just have to agree to disagree

[Reply #281 on:]

Wow, humor really is subjective. Season six is generally considered among the South Park community to be the best.

[Reply #282 on:]

 

Originally posted by User_names_suck:
 they were both brilliant I'm sorry I just like them more

season 5 was brilliant just nos as brilliant
and season 6 was sometimes an improvement and sometimes a decline
 The terrance and phillip movie trailer was one of the worst. fun with veal wan't that funny. neither was bebe's boobs destroy society. My future self and me eas intresting but wasn't as funny either.
but i guess we just have to agree to disagree

I happen to love the irony in the "Bebe's boobs destroy society", the grunty rock bludgeoning between the apes was just downright hilarious...

[Reply #283 on:]

Also, how can you not find The New Terrance & Phillip Movie 2 Trailer funny?! I was crying with laughter when Tugger was jumping down the street, and Russel Crowe gave out so many funny quotes, despite the bad Aussie accent.

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

"Shut up, yah testicle!"   

My opinion, anyway. The Biggest Douche In The Universe is still my all-time favourite episode though. The relentless bashing of Jon Edward and Rob Sneider, the antics of Chef's parents, and of course - the surprisingly correct moral just makes it worth watching to anyone.

[Reply #284 on:]

"My fightin' my poetry! Ya don't edit Russel Crowe's poetry ya testicle!"

ROTFL

Born in New Zeland in '64,
A hot headed actor named Russel Crowe,
He loves to act but he loves one thing more,
Fightn' 'round the world!

He fights his directors and he fights his fans,
It's a problem no one understands,
If there's two things he loves it's fightn' and,
Fightn' 'round the world!

Maken' movies, maken' music and,
Figthn' 'round the world! 

How can you not find that funny?

[Reply #285 on:]

I thought Rasins was pretty hilarious. I hope everyone got the joke. About the title of the resteraunt (sp?).

[Reply #286 on:]

The next episode (and season finale) is going to be another Christmas episode, which are my favorite episodes. Here's the word from southparkstudios.com...

     The Brovlofski family is dealt a devastating blow when Ike's Canadian birth parents show up unexpectedly and want their baby back. When the townspeople decide to forego Christmas gifts and take up a collection to get Ike home to South Park, the boys are distraught. Before all the money for their Christmas presents gets spent, they hightail it to Canada to bring Ike home themselves.

[Reply #287 on:]

Did you see the picture on the site? It looks like a "Wizard of Oz" parody. Exellent.

[Reply #288 on:]

Haha, sounds great.

Anyone notice how Matt & Trey have brought back quite a few things from old seasons recently? Officer Barbrady had a big role in 703, Grampa Marsh had a big role in 710, Mr. Garisson has been acting a lot more like he used to act in Season 1 lately, Wendy and Stan's relationship came back into the picture in 714, and now Ike and the Canadians are going to play a big role in the season finale. Candians haven't been in the show since that Behind The Blow episode, I believe - and Ike hasn't played much part in the series for ages now. His last appearance was in Cancelled, and he only showed up then because it was a repeat.

Anyway, it's great to see Matt & Trey bringing back all the good stuff from the old South Park, while still keeping the sattirical wit of the newer episodes.

[Reply #289 on:]

 

Originally posted by Slurm Guy:
The next episode (and season finale) is going to be another Christmas episode,

Which is called  "It's Christmas in Canada"
2nd Christmas finale in a row.
 
THE HH4K1 SEASON 7 SOUTH PARK REVIEW

Show spoiler

Anyway, this season has been a fun... season. We had classic moments ("For the war, against the war, who cares? 100 episodes!" ) to... rather off-the-wall moments (Taco that crapped ice cream) and hilarious moments (The rerun moment... should have done it word-for-word though... except for when the kids know about the reruns). Kenny could've died once though. EDIT- Er.. He did Die in the finale.

Five stars, season seven. Classic South Park.
See everyone in spring, when new eps come to the US!

[Reply #290 on:]

Just checked out the season finale. It was pretty clever. I loved it when Cartmen kept threatening to kick kyles ass all of the time. The ending was briliant. Suddam was the prime minister of Canada and he had his grizzly beard. That's what I love about South Park. They can take recent events and put it into an episode in less than a week, just like the 2000 election episode. Oh, and also, Scott's a dick.

[Reply #291 on:]

(SEASON FINALE SPOILERS!)

HawkingHole4001 - What are you talking about? Kenny DID die!

[Reply #292 on:]

OMG, the Newfoudland part was awsome! Do you realise how few and far between mentions of Newfoundland are in America, and yes, except for the area around St. John's (The part that isn't populated by hicks as well as being the part where I live) almost everyone over 30 in Newfouldland dresses like "Steve".

*Edit* Oh and Canada did get a new Prime Minister last Friday. Apperently he's making plans to kiss Bush's ass because the Last PM and Bush hated each other (Left wing/Right wing thing). With that in mind and the fact that Sadam had his beard, they must have made this episode in less than a week. Truly amazing. Oh and I saw Scott the other day, he's a dick.


*Edit Again*  This was episode 715 and this is my 715th post (Check out my profile).

[Reply #293 on:]

 

Originally posted by BNLbum:
(SEASON FINALE SPOILERS!)

HawkingHole4001 - What are you talking about? Kenny DID die!

I wrote that before the episode aired.
Excellent Season Finale. Great songs. Nonstop laughs.

[Reply #294 on:]

Seeing as  how season seven is over and done with, what are your favorite seasons from best to worst?

My list:
1) Season 6
2) Season 5
3) Season 7
4) Season 3
5) Season 2
6) Season 4
7) Season 1 (probably to be expected, because it was before the characters could be fully developed)

[Reply #295 on:]

Mine:

1) Season 6
2) Season 7
3) Season 3
4) Season 1
5) Season 2
6) Season 5
7) Season 4

[Reply #296 on:]

 

Originally posted by newhook_1:

7) Season 1 (probably to be expected, because it was before the characters could be fully developed)

Several of my favourite episodes are in series one   

I have yet to see series seven, series six didn't start that long ago.


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[Reply #297 on:]

Yay, I finally saw episode 715! Great stuff there - I loved French Canada. Some really classic moments, a good little storyline and some hillarious stupidity... What more do you want from a Christmas special? 

[Reply #298 on:]

Mr. Hanky?

[Reply #299 on:]

They just showed a Mr. Hanky episode yesterday in G'many. That guy´s awsome   

[Reply #300 on:]

The Caso Ponita episode was a laugh riot, mostly for Cartmans cannibal imitations and Butters ultimate stupidity. The TP episode was good, too.

Man: Why would I T.P my own house?
Barbrady: Insurance?

[Reply #301 on:]

Three reasons why crab people exist...
1.People Are Idiots
2.Yeah Dude, I Rock!
3. They Just Do

[Reply #302 on:]

exactly
Edit: Sorry about that folks. Space Potato posessed me for a short while and I couldn't control myself.

[Reply #303 on:]

I just noticed something. In The Biggest Douche in the Universe why is there a transluscent grey 'bug-eye' alien in the crowd when the guys are at the first John Edwards show? At first, I thought he might be from the committee, monitoring John Edwards' doche-hood, but this first show was before Stan nominated him for the award. So... WTF!?

[Reply #304 on:]

They hide Aliens in the background of the show all the time. It's a little Joke that the animators like to put in.

[Reply #305 on:]

Indeed.
I thought I could put in another subject in here, of what episodes you really didn't like. In my opinion, there are only three that were horrible: "Proper Condom Use," "Red Sleigh Down" and "Red Man's Greed"

[Reply #306 on:]

All the time? Hmmm, how did I miss it? It must be because I've not been paying attention to those hidden thingys much before. But now I am completely reborn, and have just recently unearthged my SP tapes (yes, those ancient things).
@Shadowstar: Proper Condom Use might not really have been that subtle. It might even be in very bad taste and styke, but the absurdity of the whole thing just made it funny (to me, at least)

[Reply #307 on:]

Most of the ones I don't like are from season 4, the worst offenders being, "Something You Can Do With Your Finger", "Chef Goes Nanners" and "4th Grade".

[Reply #308 on:]

You don't like Something You Can Do With Your Finger?  It is one of my favourites 

[Reply #309 on:]

Love South Park. First time I saw it, I hated it. I don't know whether it was just a bad ep. or something, but it just seemed creepy and stupid. I only started liking it when I saw the one where it's thanksgiving and the turkeys fight back in a 'Braveheart' parody.

sadly, I'm not willing to stay up past 10pm very often just to watch a television show. I also don't feel it neccessary to spend money to buy the episodes when the show is still on the air.

[Reply #310 on:]

 

Originally posted by Tweek:
You don't like Something You Can Do With Your Finger?    It is one of my favourites   

I don't like alot of episodes from season 4. So many of them (Including this one) seemed so utterly pointless, and shitty. As Beamer said eariler in this thread, it's when they started working on "That's My Bush" so a bunch of episodes of South Park where left up to the staff writers, and where missing a lot of the usual Matt & Trey charm.

[Reply #311 on:]

I've been trying to catch up on all the episodes I've missed. So far I've seen a little over 50 episodes of the show's run, I'd say.  And so far I'd have to say I don't like season one at all.  Okay, Starvin' Marvin and Mr. Hankey are pretty good, but the others I've seen so far are usually pretty lame and immature.

[Reply #312 on:]

BAM! Thread bumped, with news about upcoming South Park episodes:

"NEW YORK, March 2, 2004 - With so much attention on indecency in pop culture, will Stan, Kyle, Kenny and Cartman change their ways? Find out when an all-new season of "South Park" premieres Wednesday, March 17 at 10:00 p.m. on COMEDY CENTRAL.
In Season Eight, "South Park" presents a very special Easter episode, "The Passion of the Easter Bunny." Also in this season, the kids "get served" when a group from a rival town challenges them to a dance-off.
With a nod to the style of Japanese Anime, the boys buy ninja-like weapons at the flea market and become powerful warriors. In other episodes, Cartman continues to terrorize Butters by pretending to be his new best friend and he joins Jimmy in competing in the Special Olympics. Finally, Lemmiwinks makes his triumphant return to South Park."

Oh yeah, can't wait! No signs of Kenny returning with this description, but who the hell cares when you've got Lemmiwinks? 

Can't wait for The Passion of the Easter Bunny!

[Reply #313 on:]

I think South Park used to be a lot better. The show jumped the shark like, four times. First when they made the movie, then when they went to fourth grade, then when they took Kenny out for good, then when they put him back in. I'm a big fan of the Flashbacks episode, and the one with the film festival. The Chinpokomon episode is also great. Scott Tenorman Must Die, and It Hits The Fan are two of my favorite later ones. I also liked the episode with Raisins a lot. Because I wouldn't want to live in a third world country with all the conformists.

[Reply #314 on:]

I must be the only one who thought that Lemmiwinks wasn't all that funny. I thought the main story was much better.
"Sending Chef to a tolerance seminar? You've got to be f-king crazy!"

[Reply #315 on:]

Jumped the shark? 

You're talking about a show that had a huge radar dish coming out of an 8 year-olds anus in the 1st episode...

I'd say it had already jumped the shark, slept with it and stole its cheese dip before it even got aired!!

[Reply #316 on:]

Indeed, Faze. Anyway, the 7th season was the best. I can't think of a bad episode from the bunch... meanwhile, the first season or two just isn't as funny. I dunno, some might disagree...

[Reply #317 on:]

I do.
In season seven, "I'm a Little Bit Country" and "Red Man's Greed" sucked ass. "Cancelled" and "Toilet Paper" were adequate. But everything else was good. Great even. (like "Butt Out," now one of my favorite eps) Season one was good, especially for a first season. In season two, there was not ONE bad episode. They were all fantastic. I don't know why Matt and Trey think it was bad and that season three was better. There were a couple clunkers in season three ("Rainforest Schmainforest," "Jakovasaurs," "... oh wait, those were the only two). But still, my point remains valid.

[Reply #318 on:]

"I'm a Little Bit Country" might be my favorite; it's certainly up there. I don't know what was poor about it... what did you think was the problem?

[Reply #319 on:]

I just think that the topic was just so forced. And also, the episode wasn't all that funny either. It's not really bad, but it's still a bit below average.