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jw · 04-15-2008, 02:12 AM

this is funny

Quad · 04-15-2008, 02:12 AM

That Heavy Metal spoof was hilarious.

tommyboy81 · 04-15-2008, 05:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Quad

That Heavy Metal spoof was hilarious.

The Cheesie episode. Yeah. I wonder how many people knew that.

BluBirdOnMyShoulder · 04-15-2008, 05:11 AM

I see Super Smash Brothers. Im surprised there was no Halo episode

The Lion King · 04-15-2008, 11:07 AM

I don't really like South Park. I sometimes find it quite nauseating on almost every level and for so very many different reasons. I can't stand how basic and artistically drab it is, I can't stand how all the characters both sound the same and are the same, I can't stand how pointlessly offensive it is, I can't stand how bad it satirises things. My least favourite SP episode is of course, "A Million Little Fibers" followed by "Bloody Mary".

However, I don't hate everything about it and there are actually some things I love about it. Season 10's "Tsst" is not only easily the best South Park episode, it's one of the greatest TV episodes ever. None of what I just said at the start of this post applies to this episode. I bought Season 10 on DVD just so I could own this episode. My next favourite episode (well, double-episode), "Cartoon Wars", is not only incredibly spot-on in it's observations of Family Guy and King of the Hill, it manages to make me laugh quite hard, even when I respect Family Guy so much for featuring the freshest humour I've seen on TV since maybe Blackadder.

I respect Matt and Trey greatly for sharing an admiration for The Simpsons. Some other things I like about it: While it's maybe not as daring as Drawn Together, which all round is a brilliant show, South Park is still daring, even if some things are done in incredibly poor taste - and I mean that in the most unfriendly way possible; and last but not least, South Park is gay-friendly, which I could not like or respect more about it.

tommyboy81 · 04-15-2008, 11:38 PM

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Originally Posted by The Lion King

I don't really like South Park. I sometimes find it quite nauseating on almost every level and for so very many different reasons. I can't stand how basic and artistically drab it is, I can't stand how all the characters both sound the same and are the same, I can't stand how pointlessly offensive it is, I can't stand how bad it satirises things. My least favourite SP episode is of course, "A Million Little Fibers" followed by "Bloody Mary".

However, I don't hate everything about it and there are actually some things I love about it. Season 10's "Tsst" is not only easily the best South Park episode, it's one of the greatest TV episodes ever. None of what I just said at the start of this post applies to this episode. I bought Season 10 on DVD just so I could own this episode. My next favourite episode (well, double-episode), "Cartoon Wars", is not only incredibly spot-on in it's observations of Family Guy and King of the Hill, it manages to make me laugh quite hard, even when I respect Family Guy so much for featuring the freshest humour I've seen on TV since maybe Blackadder.

I respect Matt and Trey greatly for sharing an admiration for The Simpsons. Some other things I like about it: While it's maybe not as daring as Drawn Together, which all round is a brilliant show, South Park is still daring, even if some things are done in incredibly poor taste - and I mean that in the most unfriendly way possible; and last but not least, South Park is gay-friendly, which I could not like or respect more about it.

This became my show when Beavis and Butt-Head went off. I have Vol. 1,2,3. But they're some episodes missing believe it or not.

Gamma_Winstead · 04-16-2008, 12:26 AM

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Originally Posted by The Lion King

I don't really like South Park. I sometimes find it quite nauseating on almost every level and for so very many different reasons. I can't stand how basic and artistically drab it is, I can't stand how all the characters both sound the same and are the same, I can't stand how pointlessly offensive it is, I can't stand how bad it satirises things. My least favourite SP episode is of course, "A Million Little Fibers" followed by "Bloody Mary".

However, I don't hate everything about it and there are actually some things I love about it. Season 10's "Tsst" is not only easily the best South Park episode, it's one of the greatest TV episodes ever. None of what I just said at the start of this post applies to this episode. I bought Season 10 on DVD just so I could own this episode. My next favourite episode (well, double-episode), "Cartoon Wars", is not only incredibly spot-on in it's observations of Family Guy and King of the Hill, it manages to make me laugh quite hard, even when I respect Family Guy so much for featuring the freshest humour I've seen on TV since maybe Blackadder.

I respect Matt and Trey greatly for sharing an admiration for The Simpsons. Some other things I like about it: While it's maybe not as daring as Drawn Together, which all round is a brilliant show, South Park is still daring, even if some things are done in incredibly poor taste - and I mean that in the most unfriendly way possible; and last but not least, South Park is gay-friendly, which I could not like or respect more about it.

there is your problem. you like Family Guy.

ryoohki · 04-16-2008, 12:33 AM

I like Southpark poke at religion... how much better can it be than Cartman (with some nazi background) with a Pope Suit, ready to take photos of Kyle Ball in is mouth... you can't more than this

This and the explanation of Ms. Garrison of why Muslum(not sure of the writting here) hate people of the western... it's wacky!

The Lion King · 04-16-2008, 05:40 AM

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Originally Posted by gamma626

there is your problem. you like Family Guy.

Yeah, that "Family Guy sucks" excuse is getting incredibly old. You know, most people don't like it just because it's popular. Family Guy has such an amazingly unique sense of humour that it's just impossible to dismiss or ignore. Season 6 is, well, an utter abomination and I'm guessing Season 7 is, but if you're going to put down the first 3 seasons (2 and 3, at least) then at least be prepared to back up your opinions or I'm not going to listen.

Spike68 · 04-17-2008, 02:39 AM

Just watched the new episode. I have to say this season so far is looking better every week (minus the Britney Spears episode). All I can say is that must have been one big ghost.

McHairy21 · 04-17-2008, 02:46 AM

worst: Britney Spears
best: major boobage, casa bonita, Imaginationland I,II,III

tommyboy81 · 04-17-2008, 04:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Spike68

Just watched the new episode. I have to say this season so far is looking better every week (minus the Britney Spears episode). All I can say is that must have been one big ghost.

Must have been a lot of ghosts

tommyboy81 · 04-17-2008, 04:32 AM

The latest episode, it makes you wonder what it would be like with no internet.

Blinkman987 · 04-17-2008, 05:57 AM

South Park is one of the finest post-modernist pieces in all of media.

BluBirdOnMyShoulder · 04-17-2008, 07:17 AM

It really does make you wonder what would happen if we had no internet. The "ghost" part was soooooo sick. Imagine generating that much ***** in 2 weeks. I would feel bad for the girl that would get unleashed to that shit

tommyboy81 · 04-17-2008, 10:25 PM

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Originally Posted by BluBirdOnMyShoulder

It really does make you wonder what would happen if we had no internet. The "ghost" part was soooooo sick. Imagine generating that much ***** in 2 weeks. I would feel bad for the girl that would get unleashed to that shit

Well if you noticed when he tried the simulation internet thing. He started but didn't finish. What happened in the end was bound to happen. Remember he did release a 100 pound terd to.

Mxr5150 · 04-18-2008, 11:36 AM

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Originally Posted by The Lion King

I don't really like South Park. I sometimes find it quite nauseating on almost every level and for so very many different reasons. I can't stand how basic and artistically drab it is, I can't stand how all the characters both sound the same and are the same, I can't stand how pointlessly offensive it is, I can't stand how bad it satirises things. My least favourite SP episode is of course, "A Million Little Fibers" followed by "Bloody Mary".

However, I don't hate everything about it and there are actually some things I love about it. Season 10's "Tsst" is not only easily the best South Park episode, it's one of the greatest TV episodes ever. None of what I just said at the start of this post applies to this episode. I bought Season 10 on DVD just so I could own this episode. My next favourite episode (well, double-episode), "Cartoon Wars", is not only incredibly spot-on in it's observations of Family Guy and King of the Hill, it manages to make me laugh quite hard, even when I respect Family Guy so much for featuring the freshest humour I've seen on TV since maybe Blackadder.

I respect Matt and Trey greatly for sharing an admiration for The Simpsons. Some other things I like about it: While it's maybe not as daring as Drawn Together, which all round is a brilliant show, South Park is still daring, even if some things are done in incredibly poor taste - and I mean that in the most unfriendly way possible; and last but not least, South Park is gay-friendly, which I could not like or respect more about it.

I never thought I would hear "Drawn Together" and "brilliant show" in the same sentence. the same goes for "Family Guy" and "Fresh Humor" (the monkey in the closet, Peter fighting the big chicken, and random pop culture refrences or gags that don't help push the story along).

Hamburglar · 04-18-2008, 08:47 PM

the level of wit and humor that are in this show are out of this world and certainly a show that can still keep me interested and wait for the next wacky adventure. I love the different angle of insight they have into our culture and the way they show how the average man acts. There are so many moments in South Park that are classic and something I can always have those "remember when..." moments with my friends. Simpsons use to have that same magic...

Some favorite moments that pop into my head are Mr. Jefferson, World of Warcraft, Chinpokemon, and naggers.

I can't believe you guys think the series has slowed down, if anything I think the series has been rerevved. The middle seasons seemed kind of slow to me but seasons 10 and 11 have been my new favorite seasons for me

Gamma_Winstead · 04-18-2008, 09:19 PM

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Originally Posted by The Lion King

Yeah, that "Family Guy sucks" excuse is getting incredibly old. You know, most people don't like it just because it's popular. Family Guy has such an amazingly unique sense of humour that it's just impossible to dismiss or ignore. Season 6 is, well, an utter abomination and I'm guessing Season 7 is, but if you're going to put down the first 3 seasons (2 and 3, at least) then at least be prepared to back up your opinions or I'm not going to listen.

no I'm not saying Family Guy is bad. In my experience any body who likes Family Guy A LOT does NOT like South Park. The first couple of seasons of Family Guy were amazing. then it went down hill. so did South Park. But South Park redeemed itself.

The Lion King · 04-19-2008, 12:14 AM

Even while Season 6 and 7 of Family Guy are terrible, it is still a funny show. While there are more and more episodes that just miss the mark (Bill and Peter's Bogus Adventure, Mother Tucker, Prick Up Your Ears, I Take Thee Quagmire, I've Got Woods, McStroke, etc.) Seasons 6 and 7 still feature Family Guy's trademark humour. While it really is a crap season, I bought Season 6 because the show can still make me laugh (and because Road to Rupert from S6 is an excellent, excellent episode).

Season 1 of Family Guy is okay, but the humor has no depth. Season 2 is the best, followed closely by Season 3, although around this time you could see the show was changing style (Season 3 also has my favourite ever episode, Brian Wallows and Peter's Swallows). Season 4, while trying to appeal too much to teenagers, is still a hilarious season. Same with Season 5.

South Park started off a good show. At about Season 3, it became a better show. And at around Season 6, it became an even better show. At around Season 9, it became a bad show. At around Season 11, it became a worse show (I'm leaving Season 10 out of this, it's a fantastic season). While South Park may still have imaginative plots and the satire is still up to quality, and while they still know how to parody something, the humour is become nauseatingly stale and repetitive. South Park was always a funny show, but you just cannot even compare its humour to the brilliance of Family Guy and Drawn Together.

In reply to Drawn Together not being brilliant. It isn't a brilliant show at first. But it knows it's not a brilliant show, which is what makes it a brilliant show. Drawn Together is as funny as Family Guy. While it doesn't have the same unique sense of humour (okay, it does sometimes) that doesn't stop it from crossing the line and being downright hilarious. There are some episodes of DT that I would proudly disown if I was involved with the show, but there isn't an episode I've seen that hasn't been able to redeem itself in some way.

04-15-2008, 11:07 AM	#65
The Lion King Special Member Member since:Mar 2008 Location:Somewhere you aren't. Blu-ray collection:48 Blu-ray reviews:20	I don't really like South Park. I sometimes find it quite nauseating on almost every level and for so very many different reasons. I can't stand how basic and artistically drab it is, I can't stand how all the characters both sound the same and are the same, I can't stand how pointlessly offensive it is, I can't stand how bad it satirises things. My least favourite SP episode is of course, "A Million Little Fibers" followed by "Bloody Mary". However, I don't hate everything about it and there are actually some things I love about it. Season 10's "Tsst" is not only easily the best South Park episode, it's one of the greatest TV episodes ever. None of what I just said at the start of this post applies to this episode. I bought Season 10 on DVD just so I could own this episode. My next favourite episode (well, double-episode), "Cartoon Wars", is not only incredibly spot-on in it's observations of Family Guy and King of the Hill, it manages to make me laugh quite hard, even when I respect Family Guy so much for featuring the freshest humour I've seen on TV since maybe Blackadder. I respect Matt and Trey greatly for sharing an admiration for The Simpsons. Some other things I like about it: While it's maybe not as daring as Drawn Together, which all round is a brilliant show, South Park is still daring, even if some things are done in incredibly poor taste - and I mean that in the most unfriendly way possible; and last but not least, South Park is gay-friendly, which I could not like or respect more about it. Last edited by The Lion King; 04-15-2008 at 11:13 AM.

04-18-2008, 08:47 PM	#78
Hamburglar Active Member Member since:Apr 2008 Location:Maryland	the level of wit and humor that are in this show are out of this world and certainly a show that can still keep me interested and wait for the next wacky adventure. I love the different angle of insight they have into our culture and the way they show how the average man acts. There are so many moments in South Park that are classic and something I can always have those "remember when..." moments with my friends. Simpsons use to have that same magic... Some favorite moments that pop into my head are Mr. Jefferson, World of Warcraft, Chinpokemon, and naggers. I can't believe you guys think the series has slowed down, if anything I think the series has been rerevved. The middle seasons seemed kind of slow to me but seasons 10 and 11 have been my new favorite seasons for me Last edited by Hamburglar; 04-18-2008 at 08:52 PM.

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04-15-2008, 02:12 AM	#61
jw Blu-ray Archduke Top contributor Member since:Apr 2007 Location:USA Trading Score:519	this is funny

04-15-2008, 02:12 AM	#62
Quad Expert Member Member since:Oct 2007	That Heavy Metal spoof was hilarious.

04-15-2008, 05:11 AM	#64
BluBirdOnMyShoulder Banned Member since:Apr 2008	I see Super Smash Brothers. Im surprised there was no Halo episode

04-16-2008, 12:33 AM	#68
ryoohki Blu-ray Samurai Member since:May 2007 Home Theater Gallery:6 Blu-ray collection:6 Blu-ray reviews:8 Trading Score:5	I like Southpark poke at religion... how much better can it be than Cartman (with some nazi background) with a Pope Suit, ready to take photos of Kyle Ball in is mouth... you can't more than this This and the explanation of Ms. Garrison of why Muslum(not sure of the writting here) hate people of the western... it's wacky!

04-17-2008, 02:39 AM	#70
Spike68 Member Member since:Sep 2007 Location:Southern Indiana Trading Score:4	Just watched the new episode. I have to say this season so far is looking better every week (minus the Britney Spears episode). All I can say is that must have been one big ghost.

04-17-2008, 02:46 AM	#71
McHairy21 Banned Member since:Apr 2008 Location:Hot Tucson, Arizona Posts:8,000,000,000	worst: Britney Spears best: major boobage, casa bonita, Imaginationland I,II,III

04-17-2008, 04:32 AM	#73
tommyboy81 Blu-ray Count Member since:Oct 2007 Location:Savannah, GA Home Theater Gallery:17 Blu-ray collection:93 Blu-ray reviews:3 Trading Score:2	The latest episode, it makes you wonder what it would be like with no internet.

04-17-2008, 05:57 AM	#74
Blinkman987 Banned Member since:Mar 2008	South Park is one of the finest post-modernist pieces in all of media.

04-17-2008, 07:17 AM	#75
BluBirdOnMyShoulder Banned Member since:Apr 2008	It really does make you wonder what would happen if we had no internet. The "ghost" part was soooooo sick. Imagine generating that much ***** in 2 weeks. I would feel bad for the girl that would get unleashed to that shit

04-19-2008, 12:14 AM	#80
The Lion King Special Member Member since:Mar 2008 Location:Somewhere you aren't. Blu-ray collection:48 Blu-ray reviews:20	Even while Season 6 and 7 of Family Guy are terrible, it is still a funny show. While there are more and more episodes that just miss the mark (Bill and Peter's Bogus Adventure, Mother Tucker, Prick Up Your Ears, I Take Thee Quagmire, I've Got Woods, McStroke, etc.) Seasons 6 and 7 still feature Family Guy's trademark humour. While it really is a crap season, I bought Season 6 because the show can still make me laugh (and because Road to Rupert from S6 is an excellent, excellent episode). Season 1 of Family Guy is okay, but the humor has no depth. Season 2 is the best, followed closely by Season 3, although around this time you could see the show was changing style (Season 3 also has my favourite ever episode, Brian Wallows and Peter's Swallows). Season 4, while trying to appeal too much to teenagers, is still a hilarious season. Same with Season 5. South Park started off a good show. At about Season 3, it became a better show. And at around Season 6, it became an even better show. At around Season 9, it became a bad show. At around Season 11, it became a worse show (I'm leaving Season 10 out of this, it's a fantastic season). While South Park may still have imaginative plots and the satire is still up to quality, and while they still know how to parody something, the humour is become nauseatingly stale and repetitive. South Park was always a funny show, but you just cannot even compare its humour to the brilliance of Family Guy and Drawn Together. In reply to Drawn Together not being brilliant. It isn't a brilliant show at first. But it knows it's not a brilliant show, which is what makes it a brilliant show. Drawn Together is as funny as Family Guy. While it doesn't have the same unique sense of humour (okay, it does sometimes) that doesn't stop it from crossing the line and being downright hilarious. There are some episodes of DT that I would proudly disown if I was involved with the show, but there isn't an episode I've seen that hasn't been able to redeem itself in some way.

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