Jesus....that was excellent.

Nov 7, 2002, 12:26 AM ET45 posts by 21 postersalt.tv.southpark
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Kevin Skinneralt.tv.southpark

Man.....I was really beginning to feel like Trey and Matt were starting to lose it, but this new episode COMPLETELY brought back all of my faith. Absolutely brilliant. My throat hurts from laughing so much.

That surveilance robot was probably one of the funniest things I have ever seen on South Park.

"Kevin Skinner" wrote in message news:[email]...

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Absolutely

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I loved Cartman's version of Jewish ("J-o-o") heaven.

supoGabagimpyalt.tv.southpark

Gabagimpy wrote:

Yeah, that was good.

I also like how on Comedy Central they got Allan Jackson yanking his pud, while on CBS he's receiving awards just for that reason.

On 07 Nov 2002 07:20:38 GMT, [email] (supo) wrote:

That was the one thing I didn't like about the episode. One, because I happen to like the song, and two, if they were knocking him for "cashing in" on September 11th, what about "Osama bin Laden's got Farty Pants"??

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On Fri, 08 Nov 2002 15:08:33 -0600, Frederick J. Barnett wrote:

I dunno... just seems like Jackson was cashing in on people's emotions and Matt and Trey were trying to gain a measure of revenge on Osama in a humorous way. Fine line, maybe.

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The way I see it, Alan Jackson's song was exploitative sappy sentimentalism, whereas the "South Park" episode was social satire/commentary. "That's the worst reverse-acting I've ever seen!" -Sam Raimi

On 09 Nov 2002 02:28:37 GMT, [email] (CLOSEDOWN8) wrote:

Okay, what about Springsteen? "The Rising" was written almost in whole after, and deals with 9/11 too. Is he as "guilty" as Jackson? And I still like the song (and "The Rising" too for that matter) anyway. There's nothing wrong with a little sentimentalism now and then.

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Frederick J. Barnett wrote in message news:...

And there's nothing wrong with making fun of people who create it and enjoy it.

If you take anything away from watching South Park, it should be that Matt and Trey make fun of everybody. They are equal-opportunity offenders.

They just don't give a shit.

Smaug69

Yep Mr Garrison had me on the freaking floor Kennys cameo made me miss him a lot more hmmm What else? The flashbacks, they are halirious. The kids keep on repeating the last word LOL

"Kevin Skinner" wrote in message news:[email]...

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"Buddy Lee" wrote in message news:knvy9.1550$[email]...

Makes me wonder if Cartman will continue to have kenny's memories, perhaps driving him to the brink of insanity, or if it was a one time thing.

<< Makes me wonder if Cartman will continue to have kenny's memories, perhaps driving him to the brink of insanity, or if it was a one time thing. >>

Well wasn't Butters as Professor Chaos supposed to be a permanent thing?

That it only lasted 2 episodes was very dissapointing.

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In article , "spauldingae" wrote:

Maybe this is how they bring Kenny "back". Perhaps now we'll be able to -hear- Kenny's quips. And perhaps Cartman will inherit Kenny's curse. <GRIN>

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"Howard S Shubs" wrote in message news:[email]...

perhaps

That would be oddly appropriate, considering the first "Spirit of Christmas." Still, Matt and Trey got rid of Kenny because they were tired of thinking up deaths. I doubt they want to start anew.

-Jay

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In article , "Jay G" wrote:

IMHO, killing Cartman would be a cause for joy, especially if he keeps coming back. Killing Kenny just got pathetic after a while. Also, I bet that if Cartman dies, Stan and Kyle will -not- say, "You Bastard!"

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"Howard S Shubs" wrote in message news:[email]...

thinking

Which makes me think that Cartman's Death would be the final southpark.

In article , "spauldingae" wrote:

Hm. In that case, we've not got all -that- long to wait.

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"Howard S Shubs" wrote in message news:[email]...

thinking

I was a bit surprised that they didn't call Cartman a bastard (or maybe something analogous) when he realized that he had drunk Kenny.

In article , "Jeff Bishop" wrote:

Kenny was already dead. What would have been the point? But -this- week, Kenny gets some mildly amusing lines.

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"Ben Raines" wrote in message news:[email]...

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Perhaps Cartman wakes up and finds Kenny in the shower????

"Ben Raines" wrote in message news:[email]...

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If bringing back a dead character is jumping the shark, didn't SP jump in the second episode?

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The show doesnt tell me wtf Permanent Killing is

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On Fri, 22 Nov 2002 11:14:50 -0500, "Buddy Lee" wrote:

When a character is killed permanently, they don't come back to life. Kenny was killed 60+ times before he was finally killed-off for good. God DAMN you're stupid. Dog shit taco Barbara Steisand!

Jeremiah

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Been watching it ever since 103 And theres no Permanent killing in Southpark, thank you

"Antonio E. Gonzalez" wrote in message news:[email]...

whatever

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next!!"

On Fri, 22 Nov 2002 13:57:43 -0500, "Buddy Lee" wrote:

Have you noticed that Kenny has been dead, and stayed dead for a full year now? Remember before when he would die in every episode, and then be there at the beginning of the next episode? Now, he's died, and he doesn't appear to be coming back to life.

And no, you can't have any of what I'm smoking. It's chronic, and if you got and fucking stupider, I'm not sure you would count as a living being any more.

Jeremiah

Yea i fucking noticed that, and that doesnt mean jack shit in Southpark. Fucking smart ass, go back to your damn ballet lesson.

"Jeremiah Kristal" wrote in message news:[email]...

whatever

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In article , "Buddy Lee" wrote:

I think you've been smoking something stronger than what he's got. Maybe you got it from Sadman Hussein in hell?

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