Going down to South Park

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Anyone remember Mr Adler?

'Don't screw around, if you screw around you are gonna get hurt!'

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Originally posted by newhook_1:
I'd like to see all 3 used more as well. Hopfully they don't all suffer the fate of Ms. Crabtree.

Yeah, I was really quite dispointed with that whole thing. I just hope it doesnt become a habit...

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I liked Ms Crabtree dying. Honestly, what was the last episode she was in before they killed off? 'Simpsons Did It'?

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I think so.

I just saw YGFA, Goobacks and The Jeffersons.

They took our jobs!

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You mean they a "Teck yeeer jeeeeebbb".

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Oh god, don't start with this again...

That was my least favorite episode of Season 8. Apart from the angry hicks, it was shit.

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what ep was that about.

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Originally posted by Nasty Pasty:
Oh god, don't start with this again...

That was my least favorite episode of Season 8. Apart from the angry hicks, it was shit.

They took ohr jeeeeeeeeeeerb!

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We had enough of that before. I'd like to change the topic to the ultimate bad guys: crab people.
I just downloaded 'South Park Is Gay' over the weekend, and saw it for the first time. I can't get enough of the kick arse crab people. "Nooo, our evil plan... ooohh..."

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that ep was just ****** it was so screwed up but was funny.

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Hey hey, kids!

Die, Hippie, Die

Cartman warns the citizens of South Park that it will only be a matter of days before the town becomes the Hippie Capital of the World. No one will believe him until they find out the hippies plan to stage a weeklong music fest. The town has no choice but to turn to Cartman for help. He then puts his plan to eradicate his lifelong enemies in motion.

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Crab people damnit!

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I can't help but think that this may be a little too close in plot to "Passion of the Jews." Maybe not, though. It would be good if half of the episode was dedicated to Cartman's plan. (kind of like Ocean's 11)

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Originally posted by M0le:
Crab people damnit!

Taste like crab, talk like people.

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Originally posted by newhook_1:
 Taste like crab, talk like people.

I thought it was "Look Like Crab, Talk like People".   

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That episode was just on, he said "taste like crab"

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This exact same question was asked in the FAQs at South Park Studios - they say both, there is more than one verse.

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I'm saddened by all of this, since SP was abandoned after season 1 over here... "How ridiculous is that?", I might ask. And you answer: "Dude, that's pretty f***ed up right there!" The only things I have seen after that have been the odd episode I stumbled upon on Kazaa (the only p2p program I can use through the school firewall). I know nothing of Mrs. Garrison, Mr. Kwong, Mrs. Crabtree or mostly anyone else for that matter.

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South Park in the states is Comedy Central's #1 show. I can imagine it prospering in just about any country, why would they cancel it after one season?

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Wow. Just wow.

"Die hippie die"

Absolutely hilarious. Okay, now after 2 awesome episodes this season, South Park officially has my full attention.

10/10

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Die, Hippies, Die!

This just finished airing over here, and I have to say, it was better than I expected. I liked all of the typical hippy jokes, especially the elderly woman's home infestation. ("Dude! How did I get in here?!" ) The hippy drill driving through the crowd was awesome, as was the live-action hippy footage, and it was great to see Officer Barbrady and the Mayor back for once. Yet, somehow, the episode felt a tiny bit lacking to me.

9/10

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Good stuff. This was a great parody of The Day After Tomorrow and other disaster movies.    I love it when they spoof movie genres. Looks like Mrs. Garrison is here to stay. It was a bit formulatic, especially the funny, but typical South Park ending where Cartman beats out Kyle. I'll give it a 7/10.

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Enjoyed it. At first it seemed like they wasted a chance to do a "Ghostbusters" spoof, but the action/disaster movie stuff ("The Core" I think?) was great. Laughed or at least chuckled the whole time. The hippies in the episode were basically like a lot of the people I'm around all the time (mostly at school), and while I don't hate them, I enjoyed the spoofing. B+

As a note though, some of this episode makes more sense if you've been following a recent scandal here. A University of Colorado (as seen on one of the hippie bumper stickers) professor wrote an essay after 9/11 calling many of the people in the WTC towers "little Eichmans" (hence the recurring line) that in his opinion helped bring about the attack. Someone more recently found the essay and objected I guess, so its been a big controversy.

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Hehe, episode sounds great.

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Die, Hippies, Die!

Great episode! Loved the drill. Rating: 10/10

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This episode was pretty mediocre. There wasn't really anything too funny and while some of the points made were very good(like how the festivals aren't actually doing anything), they seem to think nobody in an average town is corrupted by greed.

But I'm giving this a 0/10 because they called Slayer a death metal band.

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death metal on Comedy Central, nuf' said.

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Damnit, Slayer is NOT a death metal band.

That fucking line ruined the entire episode.

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I think kyle's speech at the festival might have changed from the 10pm EST showing of the new episode from the 12am EST showing of the same episode. I could be wrong.

The new episode suck anyway. It was way too silly.

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That was Stan who made the speech.

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I was so paranoid someone important would die tha episode, First the Mayor, the Chef, and for a split second I almost thought Cartman was going to die during that period where he was preparing to sneeze.

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It was nice to see some of the older characters make a return though. 

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I loved how the Mayor just reappeared with a bandage on her head! 

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The End of Pre-School is hilarious.

Can some explain the reference with the Disabled Pre-School teacher? It happened in Futurama as well and I want to know what movie this stuff came from.

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It's from Star Trek.



In future, if you want to get any reference in South Park, try the Episode Guide at The South Park Scriptorium. Great site. 

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Oh, I see. It reminded me cheesily of Davros from Dr Who, but Davros was also quite different.

Damn we British are so nerdy.

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Originally posted by TheLampIncident:
Mary Kay Bergman did ALL the woman voices on South Park, not just the one.

She didn't do Bebe's voice, she is done by Jennifer Howell.

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Does anyone know when Die, Hippies, Die! will be on again?  I missed the first showing wednesday and I tried looking it up on the comedy central web site and tvguide.com, but because of the Jeff Foxworthy Roast it doesn't seem to be coming on this weekend.

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It'll be on sunday at 11:00 I think.

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I've finally watched all the existing episodes (season 1 to season 9) up to Die Hippy, Die, awesome, every one of them.
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