Ex1lepr0 wrote:I'm not surprised at all with the choice of CBAA, it had an epic plot and one of the best endings to an episode I've seen.

Agreed. The Slash/ analogy and Butters freaking out at Kyle's appearance were the best parts of the episode. And the end was epic.

-Some of the messages from episodes: here comes the neighborhood, all about the mormons and many others
- not taking things too seriously: the most horrible aspects of the world we live in are easier to bear if you make a joke out of them

Chef Kyle's parents: I'd love it if M&T would take the shift from Stan's parents and Cartman's mother to Kyle's and Kenny's parents Kenny's parents Big Gay Al Mr Garrison: I'd like to hear one of his sarcastic comments once in a while. He seems to be pretty much in the background nowadays. I'm n...

I'm one of those people who are not really worried that the show might end this season or that Stan will stop hanging around with the group. Those two older guys talked about the years 2009-2013 being the tween years, so I'm pretty hopeful that there will be another two years of South Park. And I'm ...

The Futurama episode was great and might have a good chance of winning. I have to disagree with some of the other posts here :Cbaa was a good choice for the emmys, imo. Sure, it was just the second-best episode of this season, but "you're getting old" might be too heavy on toilet humor for...

holy sh*t, that has to be one of the most bizarre and effed up episode previews I've ever seen. I guess it's official: Kyle is now more of a victim than Butters or Kenny in the old days. He seems to get into more and more humiliating situations in the last few seasons. And people ask me why I avoid ...

Looks like the world is out of Ritalin supplies.

Stan, at least that's the hair I'd like to have if I were a dude.

Okay, so who are these people: One Two I don't know about the first guy but the second one seems to be Brian Dennehy from the South Park movie. You know, when they are singing about Brian Boitano . EDIT: Somebody was obviously faster than me. @BRMbug: Liza Minelli was one of the freak-freaks in Fre...

Female, and mostly straight... I think

carmangirl wrote:How come there's no bisexual duck option??

Well, even bisexual ducks are either male or female. 'cept when they're hermaphrodites, of course.

I like the way Kip was born in 2003 according to his fb profile; a 6 year old 3rd grader. Cool. I thought so too. Anyway, this was easily the best episode of season 14 so far. A 8/10 or a maybe even a 9/10. It wasn't the funniest episode I've ever seen, but the jokes were good and the satire was sp...

Hm... I can relate to Kyle, I haven't got any friends on Facebook either.... ....that's because I don't have an account and I'm not going to have one. Stan is completely right: The only friends that count are those you have in real life. i cant believe they are finally doing a tron episode.......i h...

OK, typically (always?) when SP rags on a celebrity, it's someone who's demonstrated some kind of at least obno behavior: Barbra Streisand, Kathy Lee Gifford, Martha Stewart, Hillary Clinton, J-Lo, Angelina Jolie, Paris Hilton. But you never read or hear anything bad about Sarah Jessica Parker, in ...

Ok, I have to say that I at least partly disagree with the message in it. The other reasons I didn't really enjoy it were that it wasn't nearly as funny or entertaining as it should have been: the thing with the turd in the punch bowl as the wizard alien was just too ridiculous, the monkey sequence ...

I'm glad they took the piss out of the "Cather in the Rye". It's probably one of the most overrated books in liturature history. What Kyle said about Holden Caulfield was pretty much what I thought: "Some whiney annoying teenager talking about how lame he is", except that I'd add...