They're apparently having some trouble getting us the original, uncensored versions due to some cowardice on the part of Comedy Central. All we currently know is that the episodes will be available "as soon as possible". Are you sure iTunes didn't just charge you for the season MINUS those...

I completely agree that Comedy Central's actions were cowardly and insulting, but I think refusing to watch the show is going a bit far. That's still punishing Matt, Trey and SPS for something that wasn't their fault.

evilwizard wrote : > ..sorry, I cant sleep over here, Im just to worked up, just have to post > another "this was utter f*cking crap post". > > I was disappointed with 200, 201, but hey watta hell after 199 EP's of pure > magic, just let it slip right, but THIS !? > > this is bullsh*t; I W...

I honestly think comedy is hurting badly in entertainment these days. South Park is the SOLE show on television that I find to be consistently funny, and I can't recall a comedy movie since Borat that made me honest-to-god laugh.

I think that good comedy follows a similar principle to good horror. For example, the less you know about the killer in a horror film, the scarier the killer is, right? I think it's the same for jokes; the less laid-out a joke is for the audience, the funnier it is. Now, that's not to say that the m...

Mythbusters and then South Park.

I've seen every single episode multiple times and I though this one was hilarious.

I'm with Bylle. I've been with the show since Cartman got anally probed, and I think it's the only piece of entertainment - period - that I'm every bit as into now as I was in middle school. (I mean, MIDDLE SCHOOL, for chrissakes.) I think the reason for this is that it's one of the only things I wa...

Word.

Also a huge Looney Tunes fan, thus, I was pretty delighted. I've never liked Towelie, but given that he's "the worst character ever", I figure I'd have 0 friends if I did. I love to watch him suck. Edit: This is going to sound super fanboy-ish, but Towelie's son reminded me of the computer...

I'm not convinced that the Looney Tunes theme was a commentary on anything. I think it's just hilarious how well it works to apply Looney Tunes personalities to a group of disabled kids.

Surprised at some of the negative reactions to this episode. I don't think every South Park needs to be a biting social commentary; sometimes the point can simply be being funny, and in that regard, I think this was one of the strongest of the season. Towelie was pretty awesomely pathetic. "Any...