Official South Park Fanclub Thread

#154
#154
I think the best part about last night's episode was when all the guys were hopping through the town. I was laughing pretty hard then.
 
#162
#162
Is this show worth watching? I watched about 5 minutes of it the other day and turned it off.
 
#163
#163
cwil4 said:
Is this show worth watching? I watched about 5 minutes of it the other day and turned it off.
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Are you insane? (joking) It's the best thing in the history of animation. I've seen every episode multiple times -- some dozens. It's sheer brilliance.

Every episode is not Emmy material, but many are and have been nominated for and received (one) them.

Start off with a classic such as Scott Tenorman must die. Just google it and you'll find somewhere to watch it.
 
#164
#164
chavisut said:
Randy Marsh has joined Butters as my favorite character.
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They've really developed his character and I love where they've gone. Randy with the video camera in the two-parter about Peruvian flute bands was classic. Butters is my fave though still. I love Tweek too. Wish we saw more Tweek.
 
#165
#165
I'll watch it. I just couldn't get over the whole midgets with annoying voices thing before.
 
#166
#166
cwil4 said:
I'll watch it. I just couldn't get over the whole midgets with annoying voices thing before.
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You get used to all the weirdness. It takes an adjustment period, but I've been a fan since day one. Maybe it isn't for everyone, but I love it.
 
#167
#167
I'll try it out. I didn't like the office at first, but I have every season on dvd now.
 
#168
#168
cwil4 said:
I'll try it out. I didn't like the office at first, but I have every season on dvd now.
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I didn't care for the office at first either. South Park is everything that Family Guy is not. Brilliant writing. Jokes that are actually funny and a surprisingly solid musical backing (Co-creator Trey Parker attended Berkely College of Music and majored in Music at Colorado). Just see classics like Chef's Salty Chocolate Balls or Taco-Flavored Kisses...
 
#170
#170
didn't care for most of this episode. especially the rapid ending. is it a 2 part episode or what?
 
#171
#171
Sabanocchio said:
Are you insane? (joking) It's the best thing in the history of animation. I've seen every episode multiple times -- some dozens. It's sheer brilliance.

Every episode is not Emmy material, but many are and have been nominated for and received (one) them.

Start off with a classic such as Scott Tenorman must die. Just google it and you'll find somewhere to watch it.
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I'm a huge fan of the show - believe me it's like my second favorite show - but I can't call it the best thing in the history of animation; it's second best though; Simpsons did waaay too much to revolutionize television, for animation, primetime, and television in general
 
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#173
#173
blupotato said:
didn't care for most of this episode. especially the rapid ending. is it a 2 part episode or what?
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I dunno. they've done this before where they make it look like a two parter and then the next episode doesn't follow up but just moves on to whatever they want to do next


I have a really odd yet strong feeling that is how this is going to be. It seemed in the end more a fan service / celebration episode than anything plot relevant. I'm not counting on them to follow up on it; there's too much more for them to answer/explain and make part of character histories than they'd want to
 
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