Paying homage to the big budget "save the world" genre of films such as The Core, Armageddon, and Deep Impact. But mainly, "The Core".
I almost swallowed my tongue laughing at Cartman selecting Chef to be the black person who must die by going EVA to save the mission. And Cartman arguing with Chef who never volunteered to go outside... all they missed was a scene where Chef is staggering, with his glasses being crushed by the heat and pressure...
God, this was great.
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It was better than the garison sex change episode.
A few chuckles. But still not up to previous seasons standards. Couldn't have Cartman at least once yelled out "respect ma authorita, you hippie scum" while wearing those mirrored glasses ?
Gee whiz, you think they would have had a Martha Stuart goes free epsiode....or is that still coming ?
Gypsy
"Gypsy" wrote in message news:vTj_d.59184$[email]...
You couldn't have said it better. Are Matt and Trey still involved in South Park in some way? Because it doesn't seem like it...
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The only bit I laughed at was the way the Mayor lived on, unchanged, after blowing a bullet all the way through her head.
In article , Fredrick Garvin wrote:
Nah, didn't get me going at all.
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Yeah, it WAS great!! I liked it too partly because this was a rare episode where Cartman got to shine. He actually became a hero and got Kyle in the end. Cartman doesn't have that many episodes where he gets the last word. Remember "Scott Tenorman Must Die"? Cartman actually had his parents killed, stole their bodies, made them into chilli, and invited Scott's favorite rock band to laugh at him. He bitch slapped Bin Laden, once, and even saved the world in the Southpark movie. :-)
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I think that was one Fantastic episode, obviously inspired by U. of Colorado professor Ward Churchill (the "Eichmann" references, etc) who resembles a hippie and some of his rhetoric matches that of hippies in the 1960's.
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jem33 wrote:
Oh, would you cocksuckers shut the fuck up already? Jesusfuckingchrist, I am starting to believe my ex wife was right and everyone who watches South Park really is retarded.
If memory serves me correctly, jem33 wrote:
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To me, Churchill's voice and delivery (not to mention irrational hatred) remind me of Daniel Carver, the KKK guy from the Howard Stern show. Listen to Churchill on C-SPAN, then tune in to Stern, and see if you don't agree.
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Its what I've been saying all along - but not in those words.
Susan
Fredrick Garvin wrote:
I rest my case.
"Charles & Mambo Duckman" wrote in message news:[email]...
Except for you, unless you count being insane as a form of retardation.
That Guy wrote:
Zing!!! Very good, if you're a first-grader, that is.
Coming up in the next episode: That Guy discovers hair in his groin area.
"Charles & Mambo Duckman" wrote in message news:[email]...
Agreed. Stating the obvious is something any first-grader could do.
Sorry to disappoint you, but that episode is not going to air. You'll have to keep whacking off to Eric's hand in the Fat Butt and Pancake Head episode...