Not bad. I liked the concept, and there were definitely several funny lines. ("Hey square, haven't you heard of the Constitution?/ Yeah, and I've also heard of the Declaration of Independence.") And the reveal of Santa hooked up to the supercomputer, as the method of finding out who was a ...

Four little words:
Lamest...South Park...EVER.

After last week's extremely disappointing "Faith Hilling" episode, I was really pleased with this return to form! I thought "Jewpacabra" was funny, thoughtful, and even touching. Of course, I don't think there's a Jew on the planet who refers to God as "Jehovah," but no...

Stupid episode, I thought.
Barely a good gag in the whole thing...

Finally, a return to form. I thought this episode was delightful!
Clever, with references to Miracle on 34th St., and a really original premise. Great job!

Ironically, this episode was about the least funny SP I've ever seen. It simply was not funny...much like the Germans. And Tyler Perry.

Wow! I think the SP folks have really outdone themselves on this 3-part saga. It managed to tie into so much of the SP mythology (Kenny's repeated death/resurrection, etc.), and still has several surprises along the way. This series was truly a South Park extravaganza. Well done!

I really enjoyed that episode. It was tightly plotted, and had several good gags. My favorite was the dream expert who kept beatboxing the background music. Also, I loved the moment where he was regressing them, "you see a cloud, etc.," and then lets out a scream, only to say he got a real...

I'm sure that whole episode would have made much more sense if I'd ever seen this "Jersey Shore" show. From reading comments here, it seems that most of the episode was a parody and critique of that show. Oh well, better luck next time, South Park...

That episode was actually pretty funny, considering the whole thing was based on one joke. Well, I guess it was actually two jokes, if you count the Vagisil thing as its own joke. My favorite line was when the doctor said the phrase "retard cake." Priceless.

And Kenny didn't die...

This episode was--dare I say it?--retarded. I mean, I like a good Warner Bros. parody as much as the next guy, but this was almost 100% lame. There was so little funny material in this one, I can barely believe it. I'm getting the sense from this Forum, though, that there are two kinds of SP fans: t...

So...I'm all geared up to watch "201" online, since I don't have cable. I go to the episode link and...well, I think you know the rest.

W...T...F.

Pretty excellent! Bringing back some of the best all-time characters and themes from the past...

Wild stuff.

WELL...after last week's lame episode, this was a nice return to form. I thought this ep was a nice little analysis of the Facebook phenomenon. Some unexpected twists, and lots of fun moments. I think my favorite was when Wendy got pissed at Stan about the bunny costume comment, and Stan reveals tha...

After two excellent episodes (Sexual Healing and Scrotie McBoogerballs), this season took a sharp turn for the worse. This episode was almost completely lame. Looks the old "We'll write it at the last minute" strategy failed this time. Hopefully, the next ep will be better.