*1407: Crippled Summer* Post-Air Discussion

[argyle]

man, i LOVED this episode it had a different vibe from the rest of the season. A++, dudes!

the air duster chick parody was amazing

[Kitsunebaby]

Shark rape FTW!!!

Not my favorite episode but there were a few laughs.

[SpongeFreak52]

Did anyone catch the URL at the end of the episode? It looked like RestoreStephenBowlen.com, but that doesn't work.

[DoctuhD]

I was expecting something really funny at restorestephenbaldwin.org

...I was wrong.

[thellama73]

You guys are crazy. I loved this episode. Maybe a lot of people on these boards are too young to really appreciate how great Looney Tunes were, but I am always delighted to see Trey and Matt pay homage to the classics (se Osama Bin Laden has Farty Pants.)

I actually feared the worst when I saw the previews, because Jimmy is one of my least favorite characters. I just find him so annoying, but he wasn't even in it that much. Towelie is funny, and the title cards reciting obvious plot details made me laugh.
Also, it seems like Jimmy's stutter has gotten a lot better recently. Good for him.

[nwt000]

8.0/10
Good mix of Intervention and Looney Tunes with a dash of Droopy. October 6th is a long time away, I hope SPS comes up with something to hold us over for the summer.

[nc123]

shark raping a handicapped kid is definately worse than showing muhamed

[triplemultiplex]

Well, that was alright.

I thought I would get sick of the Intervention-style expositional tiles. But so help me, I laughed at 'em every time.

The Looney Toons characters as disabled kids was also great for a cheap laugh. The same goes for the saga with Nathan & Mimsy and their ill fated attempts to arch Jimmy.

Fatass has once again reminded me of why I hate him.

They did a much better story with Towelie than in Million Fibers. Kyle's speech during the intervention was the best of the group. Towelie got fleshed out quite a bit this week. He has a kid? I found that quite funny since I have a towel and a washcloth with the same color pattern as Towelie and Washcloth.

Well enjoy the break, guys. Hope all the bullsh*t gets worked out with CC over 201 in the interim.

[Biscuits]

OMG this episode was hilarious.
I hadn't laughed a lot at South Park since that one episode where Cartman got AIDS, but I think this was even funnier.

[hedden93]

I thought it was pretty funny. Shark raping parts was hilarious!!!

[Bits-n-kibbles]

I am so confused at the moment... Nothing is tieing together.

[irob07876]

what the hell was that?

[Diabeteth]

I'll probably like it more the second time around... I just disliked a lack of the usual elements I look for.

I tend to search for good plot, a meaning to make me think, parody of something I love or hate (sorry, folks, I'm neutral on Looney Toons), or the "find-where-the-line-is-and-cross-it" parts of episodes. I only really need one or two of those elements to have a good chance of enjoying an episode, but none of them were really there this time. With the possible exception of crossing-the-line... do you think that shark-rape crosses the line? That was funny!

[rmc1977]

I dont know about everyone else but I am getting more laughs out of restorestephenbaldwin.org than I did out of this whole episode. Just watch some of the videos on the site and you will see the absurdity of this "movement".

[nei1z28]

I liked the intervention satire, the intervention episode with the chick addicted to duster was hilarious TV, but tardicacca SUCKED. I can see beersaround's point, but I was very disappointed that they would take such a DUMB direction. South Park has evolved into a very smart, socially aware comedy, to back slide to dick jokes greatly disappoints me.