Which celebrity did they do the best job on?

[Andy K]

So, which celebrity do you think they 'got' best? Though they did an excellent job on Michael Jackson and Paris Hilton (who are tied for second), I think they did the best job on the Family Guy writing staff. What do you think?

[Zubby]

They werre much too kind to the hacks that 'write' Family Guy.
It's hard to top what they did to Paris Hilton, I'd go with that one.
Naming John Edward the biggest douche in the universe was also pretty good, as was Martha Stewart shoving an entire turkey up her ass.

[A SouthPark Orange]

I have to say in "the biggest douche in the universe": the John Edward and the Rob Schneider parody by far (which was the only episode except for "SBF"that I really liked in which the whole plot evolved around a celebrity), followed by:
2. sorry, I know it's tasteless, but Steve Erwin both in "HoE2006", "Stanley's cup" and "Prehistoric Ice Man"
3. David Blaine
4. M. Night Shyalaman (the "Sixth Sense" parody was priceless) and Michael Bay both in "Imaginationland" and again in "Cartmanland" because it was so true:"...and Michael Bay gets to keep making movies. There is no god." He so deserved it for "Pearl Harbor", a film that would drive Ed Wood crazy with envy. There aren't enough words to express how I hate that film and my satisfaction that M&T share my feelings about it.
5. ripping on Jennifer Lopez in "Cartmanland", which I found lot funnier than in "FBaPH" because it pretty much hit the point about her
6. the Chris Hanson parody

I can't recall any other celebrity parodies that I really found funny - probably because I don't really care about celebrities.

[Pip303]

I'm gonna have to say Paris Hilton as they called her a whore up front and didn't try to descreatly do it.

[Pip Tweek]

I have to say in "the biggest douche in the universe": the John Edward and the Rob Schneider parody by far (which was the only episode except for "SBF"that I really liked in which the whole plot evolved around a celebrity), followed by:

3. David Blaine

These. I considered the John Edward episode my favorite SP episode of all time because of the bantering between Stan and Edward. What I especially loved is how the mockery extended to Edward's fans; depicting them as hopelessly stupid. It got more and more ridiculous as it went on, which is an element I love about certain SP eps (i.e. Superbestfriends, etc.)

I don't know what was up with the David Blaine vocal tic ("twahhh....") I don't know enough about him to know if he actually does that, but either way I thought it was hilarious.

A favorite moment in the Trapper Keeper episode is when Rosie O'Donnell walks into the classroom and Garrison says "Hello, Ms. O'Donnell, you're looking......well."

[BRMBug]

I don't know what was up with the David Blaine vocal tic ("twahhh....") I don't know enough about him to know if he actually does that, but either way I thought it was hilarious.

If you listen to the commentary for that epidode, you'll find that he doesn't. I can't remember if it was Matt or Trey, but one of them knew a guy who did that, so they threw it in there when they did him.

I agreee that they totally nailed Paris, and Michael Jackson too.

[zeppo616]

Jennifer Lopez, I love that episode.

[south park fan collecter]

hey zeppo you got a nice south park collection and how old are you.

[203177]

I think tom cruise in my opinion. But i think they did the best job on micheal jackson.

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[poingjam]

I know it wasn't on South Park, but my favorite celebrity mockery from Matt and Trey would have to be Matt Damon in Team America. Celebrity + Retardation = FUNNY.

[tanktank]

they did a realy good job on micheal ''jefferson'', ,and hillary clinton

[SouthParkMaster66]

I'd say Mel Gibson and Paris Hilton. Gibson because they just make him completely insane, and Paris because...it was just hilarious.

[AngusMcTavish]

I have to agree about how they did with Paris Hilton. It was one episode I didn't really like as well as others, but I loved how they ripped into her.

Now, I hope I don't end up pissing off half the BBS community on this one, but the way they made President Bush half the time was good, too, especially in "Urinal Deuce." With Clinton, maybe not so much. While his scene with Mrs. Cartman in "Still a Dirty Slut" was fitting, and hilarious, his personality was a little more bland than usual.

[CrotchCapers]

Rob Reiner in the butt out episode was really good.

[omgtkkyb1992]

Mel Gibson was the best to watch.