Pitch-shifting. All the boys' voices are pitch-shifted up, including Stan and Cartman. And early Cartman was hard on Trey's vocal chords, which is why Cartman sounds much less scratchy now. Yeah, I know that is the case today, but what was the case during the early episodes? Specifically the two Sp...

I saw in the documentary (which I can't find a general topic to discuss it), that voices such as Cartman's are edited through computer alterations. So, what with the earliest being paper cut outs, did they just put more effort into the voices in the earlier days prior to computer manipulation? Is Tr...

psychicpebble wrote:Matt and Trey have over 200 hours left of air time to wrap up the show, and possibly (hopefully) end it with a big bang as a movie.

22 * 7 = 154
154 mins =/= over 200 hours.

200 hours is like over 500 episodes.

TL;DR: Lost their muse. Wow. Just wow. It has taken me a couple of hours to compose my thoughts, but after a jog to clear my head I can now put down what I want to say. Now, before I begin, a preface: I am all too aware of the subjectiveness of reading too much into things; we all do it. But, that’...

TL;DR: Lost their muse. Wow. Just wow. It has taken me a couple of hours to compose my thoughts, but after a jog to clear my head I can now put down what I want to say. Now, before I begin, a preface: I am all too aware of the subjectiveness of reading too much into things; we all do it. But, that’s...

* The continuity with Cartman joins NAMBLA was a nice touch. The NAMBLA episode explained how it happened, while this episode explained why – to an extent, anyway. I think the gag -- if it wants to -- can still carry on, as South Park has a good way to turn on and off continuity depending on the con...

I am definitely looking forward to this episode! I hope Trey not only makes fun of peoples boring status updates and what they do, but they also have a typical South Park message about Facebook ultimatly making you miss out on the real world and fun, and it is a substitute that is soulless and addic...

I enjoyed this episode. However, did anyone else not notice how when Cartman first showed the other boys a Billy Mays commercial they were in Cartman's lounge, but by the end of it they were in Kyle's lounge? I don't mind an odd goof or two, but that is just a bit lazy to not pick up on.

My only annoyance was Wendy's voice, I just can't get used to it.

tjrd wrote:The jokes were so terrible. "These pioneer village workers are really committed to their job." Gee thank you Craig (I think), but that has been the joke for 10 minutes now.

The joke reached new heights that the pioneer village workers would rather die than break character.

The very start of the episode reminded me of Season 2-3 so much. The start music, the atmosphere, the fact Mr Garrison is a guy again, Butters is way in the background and not a primary character. And the rest of the episode still kept to its roots. If you exclude Butters, the better animation and K...

Please turn Garrison into a man again, the episode title and the description mean there is good chance for that. f*ck Mr. Slave man, bring back Mr. Hat. Matt and Trey have been going back to their continuation roots lately (Stan/Wendy, "I've learnt something today", Actually using Kenny),...

Please turn Garrison into a man again, the episode title and the description mean there is good chance for that. f*ck Mr. Slave man, bring back Mr. Hat. Matt and Trey have been going back to their continuation roots lately (Stan/Wendy, "I've learnt something today", Actually using Kenny), ...

Anyone who believed CC censored it themselves really don't understand Matt and Trey's humor. It was nothing but irony, and very humorous too. If CC were genuinely banning it, they would not say "Or will Comedy Central puss out?" If CC were genuinely banning it, Matt and Trey would not make a two par...