I'll admit that it wasn't the best episode that I've ever seen, but I tended to agree with the idea that NASCAR is for the poor and stupid. It is quite pointless just going round and round very fast.
Some of the Vagisil references were very funny, as was the use of the Valvoline "V" on the their sponsorship.
I've watched the episode three times now and it's more than OK, but it won't be remembered as a classic.
On Oct 8, 6:05 pm, "Lawrence Logic" <lawrence-OmitThisBit-lo...@amd- p.com> wrote:
I'm not into car racing, and yeah that stereotype of its fans exists for a reason, but then Mario Batali wrote a cookbook for NASCAR tailgaters, and he can enjoy whatever he wants, as far as I'm concerned. Breaking stereotypes is never a bad thing.
On Oct 8, 6:05 pm, "Lawrence Logic" <lawrence-OmitThisBit-lo...@amd- p.com> wrote:
Also to add: I agree it wasn't Matt & Trey's greatest, but it's always nice to see Kenny get to do something other than dying.
Kenny was the voice of reason for once, rather than Stan! Stan & Kyle seemed like afterthoughts in this one, but it all worked out!
Greg
Ironic. Nascar fans pointlessly watch cars going round and round. And you watch the same cartoon three times in a row.
You have more in common with NASCAR fans than you realize.