The switch to a single run happened with a new contract that cut the number of episodes per season from 14 to 10. As others have pointed out, it was to give everyone the chance to work on other projects. Much harder to commit to things when your year is broken up by two runs of a TV show. For the en...

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Tue Dec 11, 2018 3:39 am

What the hell is Jeff Bezos suppose to be like? he reminds me of like an old sci-fi movie alien.

It's a reference to an episode of the original Star Trek.

Look familiar?

At least you're still trying, Mario. I've surrendered. It has become clear to me that nothing substantial is going to happen on this issue. In fact, we as a species are stomping on the gas. There is no disaster large enough to sway the deniers. They care more about their tribal allegiances than the ...

You only think that because you are an American. America did not need to suffer the consequences of fighting World War II in their homeland. Our population centers were not bombed. Foreign armies didn't march across our lands. American civilians were not rounded up en masse and executed. We did not ...

Butters' new bike has a "bitch seat" (to use the parlance of motorcycle people). Then there's a cooler. Then there's a trailer; a trailer with what appears to be a mesh enclosure, thus implying it's for a pet to ride in. The teaser for the finale implies a lot about one of its themes. I think we are...

High drama! I speculated about parallels between the warehouse workers and 19th Century coal miners and right off the bat we get exactly that with "16 Tons". There were some very leftist ideas being delivered straight in this episode with no mockery. These are not things I've heard from something wr...

The guys also expressed an opinion about climate change even further back in season 5. Terrance and Philip: Behind the Blow. Recall the "Earth Day Brainwashing Festival". Everything they mocked turned out to basically be correct and now that episode seems... stupid. Like it was made by stupid people...

Not sure about the title. Sounds like a delivery that didn't get there. Or it may be the promise the new warehouse was suppose to fulfill by bettering everyone's lives. It's clearly referring to both definitions. And probably hints at the main plot. Working in a warehouse is not a fulfilling job an...

Woah, I just had a flashblack...

"Written and Directed by Trey Parker"

same as every episode

Taking on the retail behemoth and it's shady labor practices, I see. From the tone of the clip, (more specifically, Steven Stotch's affectation) they are going to handle it as if it were the late 1800's as coal miners were starting to organize. It's no coincidence that wages have been stagnant over ...

I finally got around to watching Solo, so suffice to say, I'm falling behind on the franchise. Trailers for the next one are not exciting me. Which could play into the next movie's favor as my expectations are quite low. A quick word on Solo; it was a forgettable experience giving me unnecessary bac...

Fatass wasn't quite as annoying as I was worried he would be this week. Instead, his selfishness was indistinguishable from everyone else in town with their 'Buddha Box'. Which tells me the message of this episode is that your goddamn phones are turning all y'all into a bunch of goddamn Cartmans. It...

I'm bracing myself for more irritating "Fatass thinks he's a victim." No one co-ops someone else's struggle better than Lardo and it always makes me want to see him kicked in the nuts. That said, "anxiety" is one of those massively over-diagnosed and poorly defined conditions with literally infinite...

Dude, this is pretty f*cked up right here. I enjoyed that little taste of nostalgia for the early days. I also noticed in Kyle's bedroom, he still has the group photo with his fellow campers from Jewbilee. Satan really did go down like a bitch. I don't think he got one good punch in. Which was odd ...