I am socialising, artard: The South Park thread

[Reply #160 on:]

meh.  Tonight's episode was... alright.  I chuckled a couple of times, but the humor just wasn't on par with the episodes from last season.  Let's hope this episode isn't representative of the whole season.

[Reply #161 on:]

It wasn't bad, but definitely the weakest episode of Season 11 so far. Let's hope things improve. The first half of this season set a pretty good standard.

[Reply #162 on:]

pretty mediocre, the only thing I liked is how they had Butters pull his pants way down when he peed

[Reply #163 on:]

 

Originally posted by tyraniak:
pretty mediocre, the only thing I liked is how they had Butters pull his pants way down when he peed

Can't believe that's still getting laughs, he's done it, what, 4 or 5 times now?

[Reply #164 on:]

It was a funny episode. I like the little boy with tourettes. Aww they should keep him because he was good. Also I like the bit where Carman could not control shouting out his honest confession. Is it just me that is sick of the pedo issues/jokes in this show?

[Reply #165 on:]

It was an alright episode. Like I said earlier, it was a pretty by the numbers affair, but it had its moments.

"Piss out my asshole!"

[Reply #166 on:]

The Chris Hanson thing is kinda old.

[Reply #167 on:]

Have you notice the Super Adventure Club guy poster stand in the toy store?

[Reply #168 on:]

This was a fairly good episode.  Not great.  The only thing I didn't like was how Kyle got accused of being a bully whilst trying to expose Cartman.

I give it 3/5. 

[Reply #169 on:]

New episode is a Randy one yay!

[Reply #170 on:]

1109 - More Crap
Airdate: 2007-10-10 
Randy becomes South Park's home-town hero when the guys down at the local bar see the size of his most recent crap. Randy contacts a society that keeps track of the world record, thinking his masterpiece would definitely be a contender.

Sorry but I'm not even remotely optimistic that this is going to be good. It seems the last three seasons have just been episodes using Randy Marsh as the moron fall guy and it's getting old. The series can continue to thrive if they stop focusing on current events week in week out, using the same formulas with characters like Cartman, Stan etc and STOP overussing Randy Marsh! I mean maybe if they revisit their excellent past they can include more Jimbo, Ned, Officer Barbrady, etc.

[Reply #171 on:]

I actually really enjoyed that, as stupid as it was. The Bono video was spot-on, I loved the fact that the males were so deeply involved yet the females didn't give a crap (pun not intended), and the ending with the Emmy was priceless. Far from brilliant or anything, but still, really amusing and a step up from last week's. 

[Reply #172 on:]

Loved the smile on Randy's face when he looked at the sonograph of his crap

[Reply #173 on:]

The episode was okay.  Not great.  It had it's moments.  Could've used Kyle, Cartman, and Kenny, though.  The rips on Bono were funny.  However, not as good as last week's episode. I give it 3/5. 

[Reply #174 on:]

Was ok. Like Beamer said I liked the Emmy bit in the end.

[Reply #175 on:]

It was a piece of crap.

(Sorry, I just had to say it.  The pun was too tempting to ignore)

Actually, I thought it was farily decent.  Still not as good as the stuff from the frist half of the season, but better than last week's episode.

[Reply #176 on:]

Meh.

6/10

[Reply #177 on:]

The episode was really gross and crappy.

[Reply #178 on:]

I liked this better when it was called "every single episode of South Park that mocks a celebrity Matt and Trey hate".

[Reply #179 on:]

I'm not sure if I hated it or if it was brilliant.

[Reply #180 on:]

the 'petit' episode sure made me appreciate the movie swearing.

just terrible

[Reply #181 on:]

The Imaginationland episode is kinda meh... it's going to be a 3 part episode. Maybe the next part will be better. Butters was really funny.

[Reply #182 on:]

I have no idea where they're going with Imaginationland, but, if last year's two-parters were anything to go by, it should be really good. Quite an ambitious storyline from Matt and Trey, I must say.

[Reply #183 on:]

I'm not sure whether I liked it or not.  I guess I'll just have to see the next part...

[Reply #184 on:]

I thoroughly enjoyed the Imaginationland episode. Can't wait til next week's...

[Reply #185 on:]

loved the Rambo style ending

[Reply #186 on:]

I loved this episode, even if they did beat the crap out of a ridiculous number of my childhood icons.  I can't wait until the next part. 

Incidentally, Comedy Central keeps calling it a two-parter, but in the beginning of the episode they called it a trilogy.  Does anyone know how many episodes are going to make up this storyline?)

[Reply #187 on:]

Was anybody else thinking through the M. Night Shammaloancleonaersonalon scene about the Robot Chicken "What a Tweest" segments?

I believe, par what it said in the beginning of the episode, that this is a three-parter. Could be very funny.

[Reply #188 on:]

The Michael Bay scene was so dead-on it's scary.

And we got insane Mel Gibson again!

[Reply #189 on:]

If this is a 3 parter, we're basically getting another South Park Movie.

[Reply #190 on:]

The episode was really really good. I love all of the characters from Imaginationland. Mel Gibson was really really funny and it was good to see him again

Show spoiler

Cartman is so gay and I love him. He is the best character ever.

[Reply #191 on:]

 

Originally posted by newhook_1:
If this is a 3 parter, we're basically getting another South Park Movie.

Hey, I ain't complaining!

[Reply #192 on:]

didn't  they do a three parter with the meteor shower episodes?

[Reply #193 on:]

Yes, the meteor shower episode(s) were a trillogy.  I watched the Imaginationland episode on Thursday.   I got to say, it's a good episode so far.  However, as much as I like Cartman, it gets tiresome seeing him try to one-up Kyle all the time.   Other than that, good episode.  Hope the other two episodes will be cool. 

I agree with Newhook that it's like having another South Park movie. 

[Reply #194 on:]

Here is a question that will get you thinking,

Do you think Cartman has a secret love for Kyle?

[Reply #195 on:]

 

Originally posted by Juliet:
Here is a question that will get you thinking,

Do you think Cartman has a secret love for Kyle?

So yer gay huh.

[Reply #196 on:]

 

Originally posted by handSTAND:
 
So yer gay huh.

You know what they say about people who are always accusing other people of being gay, don't you?

[Reply #197 on:]

 

Do you think Cartman has a secret love for Kyle?

Now that could make an interesting episode...

[Reply #198 on:]

 

Originally posted by Juliet:
Do you think Cartman has a secret love for Kyle?

I haven't watched South Park in a while, but i think Cartman is a character much like Bender. Huge jackass in some episodes, not as much in others. Cartman, Bender and Stewie all have a lot in common, but Bender is by far the most nuanced of the three.

[Reply #199 on:]

Kryten: The logic there gets a bit recursive, though... because you were basically suggesting he was gay, which would make you gay too.

Oh, damn; now I'm gay.