South Park

[morris]

Did anyone see South Park last night when Randy took Stan and family across country in a desperate attempt to locate some Internet reception after the Internet went down in South Park? Omg, so bloody funny and so much truth in it. They ended up in a Internet Refugee Camp in Silicone Valley where everyone had to take a number and was allocated 40 seconds 'Net use per day.

spoiler **Randy in the Internet Stimulation Tent** Srsly, I laughed until I cried.

An old guy used his 40 seconds to order some books from amazon, then was dragged away before he'd had time to enter his shipping info. In the end the entire Internet had to be reset - by unplugging it and plugging it back in. Superb episode. Worth watching if you see it anywhere.

At one point someone had a dancing cat gif on their screen. lol

South Park can be viewed on the MTV show channel on Sky.

[MrSilly]

Moz, type Watch South Park Online in Google, one of the first sites has got all of them there, in reasonably good quality, to watch at your leisure. It's where I watch it.

And yeah, I do like that episode.

[morris]

cheers for the tip, Silly. I'll bear that in mind for catching up with lost episodes. SP makes perfect late night viewing on telly tho'.

[morris]

double post

Last night I caught the Facebook SP episode "You have 0 Friends" - bloody genius. It says everything that's TRUE about the insidious evil of Facebook.

[morris]

Awesome episode tonight on comedy central about ginger kids.

I love Cartman so much

[Jeffbiscuits]

Not watched South Park for a while. Am actually deeply confused and unable to contain my laughter at the same time. Cartman is the (ra)c o o n again but for some reason he has teamed up with Cthulu, the ultimate evil. Meanwhile the other characters are a superhero team including a new character called Mintberry Crunch and there's an explanation offered for Kenny's immortality. This was supposed to be a positive review of a tv show which i love but i think i've been away too long from this show to connect enough. It was still hilarious and my christmas wish is now South Park DVDs and censorship is a pain in the ass

[morris]

Did anyone see the brilliant episode "One Percent" which is about protests and Cartman and his toys? A classic episode. Anything Cartman based is bound to be good and I especially love ones which involve his toys.
The statement the episode makes about protests is so on the mark and topical.

Here's a sample of One Percent: http://www.southparkstudios.co.uk/clips/sp_vid_401177/

[Jeffbiscuits]

While the Simpsons seems to be on it's last legs, South Park isn't going anywhere for a while. http://www.cinemablend.com/televisio...ons-37056.html

[morris]

I'm glad it's still going, it still tickles me most times. I know it can be a bit hit or miss but it contains some great social commentary and when it does hit the mark it's brill.

[morris]

short clip featuring Randy Marsh, from new season SP

http://www.southparkstudios.co.uk/clips/sp_vid_410389/

I fucken love Randy Marsh he kills me.