*1303: Margaritaville* Pre-Air Discussion

[SuperMarioKirby]

However to others on this thread who have said that "M&T have got a real good vibe of old school classic episodes goin" I implore you to actually watch those old school episodes rather than make ridiculous statements like that.

You can have a different opinon, but you don't have to say their's is ridiculous...

Looks good.

[ShaneHaughey]

Well...it can be good. I just hope Randy is used well and not over the top.

[SirKerrek]

Time to tackle the economy, eh, South Park? Sounds like an awesome plan.

As for Randy's involvement, I seem to be with everybody else when I say that Randy's involvement needs to be actively funny (a la The Losing Edge) and NOT overdone/the only plot device (the disability that More Crap suffered from). As for the preview clip... hilarious and probably irrevelant.... but hilarious nonetheless.

Season 13 has been solid so far; let's just hope they can keep up their streak.

[RideTheLightning]

"M&T have got a real good vibe of old school classic episodes goin" I imploret you to actually watch those old school episodes rather than make ridiculous statements like that.

And yeah I just hope this doesn't turn into an Obama worshipping/Obama bashing episode. South Park is a relief from all that politics.

Let's just keep it in South Park with the cast being exclusively SP residents like Jimbo, Ned, Randy, Garrisson, Mackey etc. Anyone in fact. Just keep it in SP and keep it local! All the best!

Well I didn't mean the episodes are exactly as classic as they were back in the first four seasons. But they are definitely making the change back. The past two episodes didn't ever travel outside of the town, kenny died, a giant Mickey Mouse is the EXACT random humor you'd find in season one, neither of the episodes were political up your ass, Mr. Slave was in The Ring, Prof. Chaos was in The Coon, and watch Cartman Gets An Anal Probe, the scene where he walked up to his mom and was bitching and asking for the pot pie and compare it to when he was bitching to his mom in The Coon, Cartman is beginning to act like his old self again.

Then again without Chef the show will never be precisely what it used to be, but it's getting better, quickly.

[Kelly MacCornmac]

Then again without Chef the show will never be precisely what it used to be, but it's getting better, quickly.

Yea..with chef being dead, it killed all chance for it going to the way it used to be.

I don't know about you guys, but I think that this episode is going to be a stereotypical Randy episode where he eventually destroys the economy and Stan has to take the stand.... hopefully I am wrong.

[Scotland]

This has potential to be really awesome.

Come on guys, keep the good episode trend going

[fpock]

sounds like a good episode

[fpock]

cant wait for it.

[203177]

i hope stan get's a decent role in this one.

[Diabeteth]

First, I just want to say that I'm glad the title of this episode isn't "The _____" like the last three episodes have been. It's a pretty small thing, but that was starting to annoy me.

Now to business: Unlike the last two episodes (especially the last one), I'm not filled with questions and speculation. I'm wondering what Randy's little solution is, but since they're trying to live "without an economy" there's enough information to keep me from really asking. The preview clip was funny enough. Anyway I won't go insane waiting for the episode to air, which is really helpful.

I'm going into this episode without expectations. Hopefully not having those high expectations will make the episode all the more enjoyable. Better than a letdown, right?

[Diabeteth]

Hey, it just occurred to me... the wording "ultimate sacrifice!" I believe Stan did the ultimate sacrifice in Super Fun Time. It's probably nothing for the new episode, but it's an entertaining thought.

[jack231]

AIDSburger in paaaaaaaraaadiiiiise....AIDSburger and it ain't nice...................................

[RideTheLightning]

I just watched the preview clip and it doesn't look like this episode will end up taking place in D.C. Or anything like that so I'm happy. I'm just not super excited for this episode or anything but I'll be completely happy if it just takes place in Town and involves ALL 4 boys, not just centered around Randy or Stan. Hopefully it'll just be another cool, old style SP episode.

[triplemultiplex]

So we're going to have two plots in this one. One will be Randy being a hilarious idiot and the other will involve M&T's assessment of the economy through the eyes of Stan. That should work pretty well since I'm sure M&T are just like most of us in that the bullsh*t that tanked the economy makes as much sense to us as it would to a 10 year old.

There should be a fairly good balance of insightful smart comedy with the Stan plot and absurd "fart humor" in the Randy plot. I wonder what Randy's big idea will be to save the economy? Something tells me it will involve a bodily function.

Like Trey's anecdote from a 3rd season commentary about his dad's idea for a pill you'd take that would make your farts visible. Something like that.

[A SouthPark Orange]

The first two episodes have been pretty decent, so I hope that this one can keep up with that and that Stan's part is going to be greater than Randy's. We haven't had a Stan or Kyle episode for quite a time. Anyway the preview looks rather promising.

I'm going into this episode without expectations. Hopefully not having those high expectations will make the episode all the more enjoyable. Better than a letdown, right?

I noticed too that I tend to like episodes the most when I'm unbiased and don't have any negative or positive expectations.

I just watched the preview clip and it doesn't look like this episode will end up taking place in D.C. Or anything like that so I'm happy

I second that.