*1507: You're Getting Old* Post-Air Discussion

[NeuroHeart]

I doubt they will take time off. Well from what I've seen of them I think Trey would be the one to work every day for the rest of his life. Matt will probably want time to be at home and spend free time with his wife and son.

I was thinking the same thing, actually. I think Trey just has to be doing something, he's got a lot of energy to burn. But, doing something doesn't necessarily mean it's not time off. I was very interested to see in the interview that was posted that Trey designs houses. And has his designs built. As a hobby. I mean, that is one heckuva hobby. So maybe he'd do that. Or write an album. Or just, whatever, you know? Matt's got a little baby, though, so he might have good reason to take some time off.

Double posting all the way...so intense!

Or, it may never be released to syndication. What do you guys think?

It will never be released to syndication, much like ''The Death Camp of Tolerance.'' They just couldn't deal with Lemmiwinks...
Or maybe they'll put those big black screens up, saying the scene has been blocked for our protection, a la ''Red Hot Catholic Love.''

Evidence of divorce? Not sure, but it did look to me like Stan was in the backyard of a duplex (the house has a double line running down the middle of it) so I figured they'd moved to a smaller, cheaper space to make up for the missing paycheck. I know when my parents split, they both got apartments. A town house or duplex would likewise be cheaper than an entire home. I guess it's technically possible that they didn't split, but a move prefaced with "You seem kind of sh*tty to me" seems to indicate more than just wanting a change of scenery.


...I feel like there was something else I wanted to reply to, but I can't remember now. Long thread is long.

[Niels0827]

I'm just writing this post to make this thread even longer.

[Adan1992]

If I could say You guys are all relatively retarded for thinking this is the end of south park, since matt and trey would never do it like this anyway, without getting a million flames, I'd be sooooo happy

I think most of us, at least myself anyway, don't absolutely think this is the end, while I do feel it would be best if it was, the provoking, the testing of Comedy Central, and just how epic and perfect this recent episode was, it sure is hard to think otherwise.
I don't want South Park to end because I hate it, I'm sure we can all attest to this, I want it to end because I love it, they do not need to beat the dead horse and go over it with a steamroller, its done, time to go.

[Big-Will]

I'm just writing this post to make this thread even longer.

I'm replying to this post for the same reason, though I've removed a few posts. Quite the paradox.

[Big-Will]

i will jump off the empire state building if this is the last season if so i have no motivation or a reason to live

I'll be monitoring news reports if you do this. I'm evil like that

[halo bender]

I definitely don't have the time to read all of the replies, and I'm probably too old and tired to reply in length.

However, this was my favorite episode in a very long time. Stan and Kyle have been growing apart for a while, and Kyle has been siding, agreeing with and behaving more friendly toward Cartman for a while.

This certainly looks to be the end of the series this season and, while that would be extremely disheartening and huge, I would like to see them go out on their own terms.

I kind of feel as though the "You just seem sh*tty to me," and "you kinda seem sh*tty to me, too" exchange goes between the fans and vice versa. We probably do seem kind of sh*tty to them nowadays. Half the replies on the forums are probably "this was the gayest episode I've ever seen" type of replies.

Anyway, I hope that they stick with the changes that they've made and work it into a strong finishing arc. I hope that the boys don't try to find some "cure" for Stan's cynicism ... that's not how life is. People change, your friends get pissed at how you've become and y'all stop hanging out. Not all of the time, and clearly Matt and Trey have had a pretty long term friendship (maybe they seem sh*tty to one another now, too?), but I've seen it a million times, it's happened to me enough ... We'll see where it goes.

[Brendle]

People, please don't deny that Randy and Sharon are at least separating.

1. Randy is driving alone in his van.

2. Sharon is alone with Stan unpacking in the room.

3. Randy has the typical "sit-down-with-child" conversation to explain the situation

4. Randy and Sharon told each other "you're kind of sh*tty now."

[Barack_Obama]

God, that song really was fitting. Crazy. I'm just now realizing just HOW good it was for this episode and the context.

And Kyle and Cartman smiling at each other is..... odd. Will Cartman "grow up" in the last 7 episodes?

[Niels0827]

And Kyle and Cartman smiling at each other is..... odd. Will Cartman "grow up" in the last 7 episodes?

Seven episodes isn't enough time for Cartman to grow up.

[Barack_Obama]

And Kyle and Cartman smiling at each other is..... odd. Will Cartman "grow up" in the last 7 episodes?

Seven episodes isn't enough time for Cartman to grow up.

Hell, not even 7 seasons, huh?

[LionLightStar]

Nice Episode

[trikkk]

Seen the ep and I was really depressed. If all that was an allegory for what SP means to Parker and Stone at the moment, it sure is a sh*tty way of telling it to us. I hope they can understand what the series means to every devoted fan and not screw it with a terrible finale.
SP, as a show has been more than a comedy, it has been a social and cultural phenomenon, a large scale philosophical satyre. I am one of the fans that didn't mind the supposedly "bad" 14 season. Many viewers also claim that SP has never been how it used to be up until its 5th or 6th season, and has been falling -in terms of quality and self established humor scale- ever since.
This particular episode was an answer to all of these, but I would like (as anyone of us) for the show to go on.

-Just a SP fan who just made an account only to post this message

[gregory emokid]

hahahaah duck sh*tting outta mouth

[CartmansWhore]

He's going to corrupt Kyle and turn him into Cartman part 2!!! It's going to be heartbreaking to see my favorite character become a douche....I hope not

[manbearpig1511]

South Park is my favourite show ever and although most of the newer episodes haven't been great I'm devastated that soon there might be no more new episodes to look forward to. I would love another movie to end it but I'm worried that it would be impossible to top Bigger Longer and Uncut. Randy and Sharons conversation was such a great way of describing what South Park has been like lately, it was such a Matt and Trey thing to do and I loved it. Some of the newer episodes have actually been really good though, I loved the Coon and Friends episodes, Medicinal Fried Chicken, Insheeption, Scrotie McBoogerballs and Royal pudding. Comedy Central suck for bleeping so much out in 200 and 201 because if they left it they could have been great episodes, they even bleeped the commentary!