Every single episode of "South Park". Online. For free.

[Double_G]

http://www.southparkstudios.com

You're welcome.

[anarky]

Thanks.

Note how the featured video is "What What (In My Asshole)," but they call it "What What (In My Butt)." Funny, since the clips don't appear to be censored. And, though Butters sings the word "butt," the video itself was specifically referred to using the word "asshole" several times in the episode.

[Sleazer]

I haven't watched this show in years...I don't like it anymore.

[Double_G]

Go watch the latest episode. It's funny stuff. Man, after almost 11 years, "South Park" has still got it.

[anarky]

I thought the Ms Garrison plotline was fucking hilarious, but "Mr Cartmanez" was some bland shit. I would rather the episode focused on Mr Garrison.

Yes, I called him both for a reason. You're spoiled now. I just hope Mr Hat comes back.

[Double_G]

I just hope Mr Hat comes back.

I was thinking the mouse would become like the new Mr. Hat/Twig/Slave/what-have-you. The mouse singing the "American Tail" song with the penis was some funny shit.

[Ran]

Well, I guess I can sell my Season 1 DVDs without any worries.

[anarky]

Is this the only South Park thread here?

This week's episode was fucking awesome. Wrong as hell in every way, but awesome. The close-up of Lucas cumming was... ick. Only, uh, I thought Lucas and Spielberg were dead in the South Park universe.

The only thing... recently, when they've tried to have two plots, and Cartman is off doing his own thing (sometimes with Butters, as was the case this week), the Cartman story always falls flat. The only mildly amusing part of that subplot was Butters shooting everyone in the dick even when he tried not to, and Cartman getting pissed at him.

[Double_G]

Poor Indy.

[anarky]

You know, watching it again, something strikes me that I've not seen anyone else mention anywhere.

Sure, there's the aspect that is Spielberg and Lucas abusing Indiana Jones by making a bad fourth movie. But more subtle, Trey and Matt are really kind sticking it to all these fanboys who keep saying shit like "Michael Bay abused my childhood." No, he didn't. He made a shitty movie. Abuse is totally different, and the guys showed how different it i s from making a lousy movie, and how ridiculous that expression is when looked at in a literal fashion. It's about the same basic idea as calling someone Hitler because they do something relatively minor.

Kudos, Matt and Trey, for showing how fucktarded fanboys everywhere are, even if they're too dumb to get it.

[vynsane]

You know, watching it again, something strikes me that I've not seen anyone else mention anywhere.

Sure, there's the aspect that is Spielberg and Lucas abusing Indiana Jones by making a bad fourth movie. But more subtle, Trey and Matt are really kind sticking it to all these fanboys who keep saying shit like "Michael Bay abused my childhood." No, he didn't. He made a shitty movie. Abuse is totally different, and the guys showed how different it i s from making a lousy movie, and how ridiculous that expression is when looked at in a literal fashion. It's about the same basic idea as calling someone Hitler because they do something relatively minor.

Kudos, Matt and Trey, for showing how fucktarded fanboys everywhere are, even if they're too dumb to get it.

that's basically my problem with the use of the word - flippant use that far undermines the actual act it defines. for instance, this weekend, we were out on the east end of long island picking pumpkins with a few of the missus' friends, and one of them has a friend that she sees as possibly being a bit forceful with women, at which point we coined the phrase "rapey" (maybe not coined, but it's the first time i've heard it) and i laughed because it was funny AND actually poignant.

[anarky]

This show is so seriously hit and miss now. When it's on, it's really, really on. When it's off, it's the worst show on TV.

But the end of last night had me rolling so fucking hard. Stan made an anti-bullying video, and the pressure and attention was going to his head. Kyle kept telling him, "You'd better be careful, or you're going to wind up naked and jackin' it in San Diego."

And then the end of the episode was this glorious mess of offensiveness. Warning: do not click if you are faint of heart.

[anarky]

So, um, anyone else watch this show at all anymore?

I'm wondering if Cartman is Jewish now. He converted in "Jewpacabra," a few episodes back, and it hasn't been addressed since. He hasn't made any anti-Semitic remarks, either. So is this the new status quo, or are they setting something up?

The world may never know. Okay, it probably will know pretty soon.

[RoIIo Tomassi]

I buy the season sets when they show up at WM for $14.99. I think I'm a season or two behind, but wev, they're still funny to me for $15.

[Ran]

I stopped watching South Park somewhere around the time they killed off Chef.