I used to watch it occasionally after it came out. It was quite popular amongst teens, young adults and children who secretly watched it. Then I saw the movie in a movie theatre. I was 9 years old then, and my older sister helped get my friend and I into the theatre. Our parents never found out. I d...

Or maybe the cat trainer would instead end up examining the behavioral problems in Cartman, and then Cartman sues the cat trainer.

That sounds a little too much like the dog trainer episode though.

I wouldn't let children watch the show. However, I started watching the show when I was about 8, along with other adult stuff. Of course, my parents did not know. I also think that South Park was much tamer in it's early seasons. I still knew that it was all just crude humor and not to be taken seri...

Good episode, glad they made fun of "Honey Boo Boo", I hate that show.

This episode was hilarious, especially the ending..

But I was really hoping that Cupid Cartman would try to set Kyle up with a nerdy Jewish girl.

My guess is that Token has the crush, and the black girl is going to say she doesn't like Token. Of course, Cartman wants them to be together because they're black.

But as for "Cartman finds love"? I have no idea. He might fall in love with a piece of chicken, for all I know.

The live action was actually my favorite part. It was just so fxcking random and irrelevant...and the horrible acting had me in giggles. "Kenny, who's idea was it to go zip-lining. Mine or Kyle's?" "I don't know. I really don't give a sh*t." His facial expression when he said th...

I'm surprised people hated this episode. I thought it was hilarious. The re-enactment with the over dramatic actors was funny. I was mostly laughing at how they got grown men to the play the roles of 9 year olds..

Why did they say "..america uh hah", twice? This is why: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=waAqJ6727Hk#t=36s After watching that, and learning about the crazy naked Kony guy (I'd never heard of him), this episode makes more sense. Now I can laugh at it

My reaction to this episode was:

This episode was funny. I loved that they made fun of those bigfoot hunters. I laughed when Cartman sang that little hymn about the Republicans and Jesus. Awhile ago, I thought an episode idea about Cartman becoming Jewish. Here it is: Cartman decides to become Jewish just so he could get 8 days of ...

Oh noo, I wasn't saying they SHOULD make an episode about it. I think that would be lame. I just meant that the story reminded me of something from South Park..particularly because the guy's name is Weiner.

Can anyone else see this whole story on the news about the Weiner guy being in a South Park episode?

It kind of reminds me of the "Sexual healing" episode :p

I think maybe they were making a euphemism about South Park fans arguing over the old and new episodes..

Fan 1: The new season sucks! This is such crap!
Fan 2: No, it's great! The old seasons were crap!

Baww that was sad.

Were they trying to tell us that they're starting to get sick of writing South Park?