how long before this gets old?
Kenny Deaths
[email] (OgreMag DG) wrote:
There are too many ways to die left...
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No kidding, I can think of several off of the top of my head. As long as they stay funny, I don't care how long they run this gag for. What keeps the joke even funnier is how Kenny not only comes back in the next episode, but he sometimes comes back in the samn episode. I find this hilarious.
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Perhaps, but I'd feel better about it if the line didn't always use "They" even when less than two people were at fault. The constant repeated verbatim use of "THEY killed Kenny" transforms the death of Kenny from an innovative tradition into a tiresome catch phrase. And catch phrases ALWAYS become tiresome eventually.
In the future, I hope they're not afraid to change "they" to "she", "he", or "it" as necessary.
It wont its a great running gag!!!!!!!!
boingolvr wrote:
True. It is. And running jokes get old. It happens, one of the primary rules of comedy. Question is, how long till it does wear thin, and will Parker & Stone replace it with something new, or allow it to be run into the ground? ************************************************************************* ******************** "Okay! That does it! Why is it that everything today has involved things either going in or coming out of my ass?" -Cartman, 'South Park'
I have a feeling that this is going to last throughout the duration of the series. Mainly because it's an element of the show that defines it from any other show on TV. It's similar to the couch gag at the beginning of every episode of the Simpsons.
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How long did roadrunner fall off a cliff? People still watch that...I think its the same concept...
hey, I'm a sick little bastard too
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lol, we AOLers have to stick together here =)
Melissa "Don Dave" Keitel
never.