Post: #276

& in typical Randy fashion.
One moment he's caught up in the parents drama & offense of what the kids (allegedly) did.
Then next moment when the tables have turned, he suggests the kids do the very thing the parents were supposed to be upset about.

"Poop in his mouth!"

Post: #277

Definitely the last episode has been the best one in the season.

Post: #278

I have to watch South Park while eating food, with my brain shut off, and with a girl yapping about some nonsense. But then again you have to do that with all shows and movies these days.. If you start thinking, you see all the propaganda and it becomes unwatchable.

Post: #279

Has anyone played the new game The Fracutured but Whole? I do have to admit, having Jared from the Subway commercials as a boss takes balls.

Post: #280

Spoilers man!
I just started it.

Post: #281

Zuckerberg has South Park on his mind.

Post: #282

(10-19-2017 09:04 PM)CynicalContrarian Wrote:  Zuckerberg has South Park on his mind.

I've never heard Zuckerberg speak before, but having listened to and watched this, I'm convinced that the show's impression of him was spot on accurate.

Post: #283

Lol I'm starting tp suspect South Park got it right with his," I was human." Slip up

Post: #284

You can't block my stoil!





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Post: #285

**** Hummels and Heroin *****

Retarded. It wasn't even funny. It got me a few inner "heh!"- but that's about it.

Hopefully part 2 of the heroin episode next week gets better.

1/10

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Post: #286

^^ It's funny you say that, as of now the last episode was the only one that managed to get a decent laugh out of me. I found the Zuckerberg episode amusing because I knew the movie reference, but I didn't really enjoy the episode as it was just a shameless marketing plug for the game.

Post: #287

South Park excelled with character driven humor and madcap plots that don't always make a lot of sense. If they're going back to their roots and what they're good at, this is a welcome development. I thought it was pretty funny.

Post: #288

I didn't laugh much but I always had great affection for The Coon and Friends. Glad to see them back.

Post: #289

Sons of Witches,

Iron Maiden song was awesome

Cartman's GF scene was funny and typical

Trump being the head witch- pretty obvious

4/10

Post: #290

Moss Piglets....

This episode was a bit excruciating to watch.

It didn't hit on the real reasons why NFL sucks (thoroughly explained in another thread). i,e.. Showing games almost everyday, targeting females, Pink Breast Cancer Awareness, the switching of more than one NFL team to a new city at a given season, blah blah....

Also the group dynamics between girls was a bit off putting. This is a show that guys primarily watch, so why focus the attention on women. Maybe that was the irony of the episode?

2/10

Post: #291

The Family Guy went into full-on attack against the SJWs even while professing allegiance to leftism. The reason is because Seth Macfarlane is a sane leftist who draws the line somewhere and then adheres to it. Also he seems to be on good terms with conservatives, NRA proponents etc. - so he still talks with them without using the new commanded behavior of calling them fascist and beating them up.

Southpark supposedly makes fun of both sides, but their allegiance to the Social Justice Borg and their disgusting Blue Pill state are ever more shining through. Thus their show dies, because sooner or later the Social Justice Borg expect your humor to be fully assimilated into the humorless collective.

Post: #292

This seasons blows. I'm disappointed with Stone and Parker, but I think Comedy Central has a big role in this as well. All of their other shows are full of Leftist crap. Their agenda is obvious.

Post: #293

This season is ass. The Cartman/ Heidi dynamic does have bits of red pill humor in it though.

As for McFarlane, he definetly has an agenda and it's aggressive, he's just more fair about it than the collective.

Post: #294

I seriously dare everyone to watch the most recent episode (s21e9) and not find it hilarious.

You'd have to be autistic to not thoroughly enjoy it.

Post: #295

^It was ok. Just a giant knock off of the South Park movie from 1999. Nothing particularly original about it sadly.

Post: #296

(12-02-2017 12:22 AM)The Beast1 Wrote:  ^It was ok. Just a giant knock off of the South Park movie from 1999. Nothing particularly original about it sadly.

It echoed, not knocked off. The homage was deliberate.

As an aside, Clinton was still POTUS when the movie was released. South Park is ancient.

Post: #297

As usual with South Park - not sure if serious or trolling.

http://www.breitbart.com/big-hollywood/2...publicans/

Quote:After receiving a ‘Freedom Award’ from Norman Lear’s left-wing organization People for the American Way Foundation, the pair apparently revealed their true political persuasion.

“Trey Parker & Matt Stone of @SouthPark asked me to introduce them when they received a ‘freedom’ award from Norman Lear’s organization,” Larry Elder wrote on Twitter. “After they graciously accepted, they said, ‘We’re republicans.’ Nervous laughter. They repeated, ‘No, seriously, we’re republicans.'”

Post: #298

The boys head to town to raise awareness about canceling the Bike Parade. Meanwhile, as things look darkest for the town, Santa arrives to help.





What does it mean? Basically, South Park blasts the media for ruining people over their old tweets.