Fun episode. I like episodes where the boys are just being boys and the adults all ridiculously overreact. I'm excited to see what's going to come out of that final scene with Barbrady and the suit! Was it just me, or did the suit sound like he was voiced by Bill Hader?

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Well... what to say about that one? I'm not sure I laughed at all during that one. It fell especially flat after last week's excellent episode. It seemed like Matt and/or Trey took a vacation to Hawaii, found the "locals" obnoxious, and decided to make an episode about them. Anyway, stoked...

That episode was awesome! I don't remember the last time I laughed so hard. To me, that's what South Park is all about. The town overreacting to an imaginary crisis in ever more ridiculous ways. No throwaway celebrity cameos or any of that other nonsense. Great stuff, can't wait to watch it again.

That episode kind of went from bad to worse for me. I was disappointed that they decided to do yet another spoof of another TV show, but they were definitely insightful about how lame group activities can be, and I thought maybe they'd pull off a funny chain of lamer and lamer adventures. But then w...

I had high hopes for this episode, given the excellent Jewpacabra episode last week, and the fact that South Park has had some excellent episodes when they take on serious subjects. Unfortunately I felt pretty let down by the episode. Butters as a bully victim is pretty obvious and fair. That's basi...

I've watched Jewpacabra a couple of times now and I have to say I think this is a great new episode, for a number of reasons... First, I think the main problem with South Park during the last few seasons has been the degree to which they've relied on lightweight pop culture topics for their episodes...

This week Steven Spielberg finally said he regrets altering E.T.! Undoubtedly he was swayed by the boys of South Park. Now that that's taken care of, let's all head over to the Governor's office and get Hat McCullough back out of prison!

As reported on CNN:
http://marquee.blogs.cnn.com/2011/09/15 ... ering-e-t/

So now that nearly 24 hours have passed, and I've watched the episode again, I think I'm just enough over the shocker of an ending to be able to comment on the episode's other merits. Obviously the ending is what everyone will be thinking about for the next four months, but watching the episode agai...

I can't see them writing Stan out of the series. I mean, Stan and Kyle are basically Matt and Trey's alter egos. Unless this was indicative of Trey leaving the series. I've never been so bummed out at the end of a TV show. It was really sad to see Stan leave. And it really kind of felt like Matt and...

And that was the finale. We have to chew on this for a long time. What a sh*tty thing to do

Wow, holy buzz kill ending, Batman. Was the last few minutes a big F-U to people who've been critical of the last couple of seasons?

That was the best episode of the season by a mile. It was maybe a one-joke premise that they beat to death, but there was so much vintage Cartman to love!

Meh. An improvement from last week's episode for sure, I at least found Mackey's constant cursing-out of the kindergarteners funny. But still a far cry from the show's good old days. Last week: School comedy show infuriates Germans, who launch a comedy robot that nearly destroys the world, but in th...

That was a weak episode. I agree with the premise that Comedy Central's Comedy Awards were stupid, and I chuckled the first time Token was the only person laughing at Tyler Perry (but not the subsequent 17 times), but that just wasn't a very funny episode, nor did it comment on anything significant....