South Park

i wounder if season 18 will be good becaue i found season 17 a disapointment

sure the black friday tirlogy was awesome and i had some fun with the goth kids ep but most of them felt either mediocre or just bad (ginger cow and taming strange where the worst of the season for me)

edited 20th Jun '14 2:50:05 PM by toonyboy12

Nice animation!

I imagine Trey and Matt will find this soon enough and retweet it while giving it praise.

It was nice how the animator gave cameos to a lot of the main characters including the boys, Butters, and even Wendy! (Also kinda funny is her reaction to when given a Mormon bible and how the boys are reacting to the Mormon asking "Are these your kids?".)

How long until they announce season 18?

edited 20th Jun '14 3:36:52 PM by TargetmasterJoe

Season 18 starts in September. From here on out, the entire seasons will consist of only ten episodes and they'll all be shown in one block. I'm not exactly happy about this, especially since they had a year to brainstorm original ideas for Season 17, but still relied on tired topical episodes.

Princess Kenny is a thing now.

Edit and enjoy.

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What the f---?

Seriously though, this certainly came out of nowhere, as did "her" introduction in the Black Friday trilogy. However, it's coming out of nowhere in a good way.

I approve.

edited 4th Jul '14 2:39:36 PM by TargetmasterJoe

, Thanks guys :)

Any thoughts/opinions on Princess Kenny's page? I intend for it to adhere to Rule of Funny, and am trying to include exaggerated parody elements of Lolicon and All Anime Is Naughty Tentacles (since, you know, the page is an adult parody of anime starring cute little girls), but not to the point where it's just plain poorly written or goes too far.

And of course, anyone can edit the page, including to improve it or fix any bad/unfunny jokes.

edited 4th Jul '14 9:18:16 PM by DarthMegatron

Distracted by the Sexy: weaponized by Princess Kenny in the game via Show Some Leg.

You know I thought season 17 overall was a disappointment but "The Hobbit" was actually really well done and heart wrenching at the end.

The Game of Thrones parody trilogy was awful.

Party, weiner party, fluffy weiner, weiner party...

edited 6th Jul '14 7:00:19 AM by TheHandle

Has anyone ever wondered why Cartman hates Jews?

There's supposed to be a reason?

Just watched the last two Black Friday episodes (mostly for Princess Kenny), and wasn't disappointed. The GoT "wiener" song was brilliant (as was GRRM's obsession with wieners in general), and the ending was a real Tear Jerker that had a well-placed intentional Level Breaker with "Can Elmo smell your genitals?".

I've been thinking of implementing Stop Touching Me Elmo as a monster for the Princess Kenny page, any suggestions about that?

edited 7th Jul '14 10:05:39 AM by DarthMegatron

Bump

I'm contemplating watching some episodes of this show. Any good recommendations that aren't too mean spirited or gory?

I'd recommend "The Passion of the Jew" if you don't have strong feelings for The Passion of the Christ or Mel Gibson.

"Raising the Bar" is also fun if you don't care about Honey Boo Boo.

edited 2nd Aug '14 9:58:34 PM by TargetmasterJoe

What kind of euphemistic talk is that? "You don't have strong feelings about", "you don't care about"... Whatever happened to "dislike", "look down on", or "find X unimpressive"? Especially since those episodes can be very enjoyable if you do have strong negative feelings about or care about how terrible those shows are.

edited 2nd Aug '14 10:27:58 PM by TheHandle

Season Seven has a lot of the best episodes in the series that don't go overboard in shock value. They're also sort of the transition point between the heavy satire of the later episodes and still revolving around the boys acting like kids. "Christian Rock Hard", "Toilet Paper" and "Butt Out" are great examples.

Season Nine was also arguably the best point before things started to slowly go downhill. "The Losing Edge" and "The Death Of Eric Cartman" are brilliant episodes (and interestingly a lot of best humour isn't even all that explicit).

@Targetmaster Joe: I thought it just sorta stemmed from his hatred of Kyle. Notice Kyle also has a very outspoken hatred for fat people. Episodes like "Cartman's Silly Hate Crime" leave huge ambiguity as to who started off the bully of the two and eventually scarred the other into their screwed up disposition.

edited 3rd Aug '14 5:27:14 AM by Psi001

When I say "have strong feelings for", I mean like "you care about this sort of thing or person so much so that you get upset when someone says something bad about that particular thing or person".

Because South Park has been known to piss off a lot of people.

It's probably the only show where Mel Gibson is portrayed as a crazy fanatical nut job who insists that he "just followed the bible. Christ died for you" and is really Too Kinky to Torture.

edited 3rd Aug '14 6:34:32 AM by TargetmasterJoe

It's so absurd, you can't be mad.

And The Passion Of The Christ was a crappy movie.

edited 3rd Aug '14 11:39:38 AM by TheHandle

Thanks for the recommendations guys. I think I'll watch the Passion of the Jew. I don't mind Mel Gibson though.

Just finished the episode and man was that hilarious. Cartman was a bit too mean but the things he did were so over the top that it made up for it.

New Episode is on tonight, and so far, all I know is it's called "Go Fund Yourself" and it's about the boys new start-up company, The Washington Redskins.

So, odds are, it's going to be talking about more Football Issues and companies like Kick Starter.

I guess that wishing for non-topical episodes is a lost cause by now.

One of the many downsides of a ten episode season is that they're trying to cram multiple topical issues and pop culture references into single episodes. I normally don't like to judge episodes before they air, but this looks like it has the potential to be a mess.

IT'S TIME!

I wish I could watch, but I don't have Comedy Central.

Oh well. There's always the Internet!

edited 24th Sep '14 8:42:37 PM by TargetmasterJoe