REVIEW: War

Nov 24, 199916 posts by 12 posters
16 posts
Ds2587sp

Well here is the story, me and my friends were planning to see End Of Days (It's Shit) tonight at 6:45, one of my friends got lazy and we ended up making the 7:45 show. After the movie the clock read 9:55. Well we all hurried home and I managed to catch the last 20 minutes of it. Here we go...

PLOT: 9. Wow! This was amazing we found out that Trey and Matt actually have information about American history in their minds. Very interesting with the whole betting thingie and how the only reason the people were fighting was that they were drunk.

COMEDY: 7. LOLing the whole episode, especialy at the part where Bill Clinton patted Stans ass and he said "Don't touch me there." Mr. Garrisons "Game" was also funny.

OUTRAGOUSNESS: 5. Not really that outragous, we got some hardcore cursing for the first time in a while but nothing else really striked me as crazy.

CHARICTOR DEVELOPMENT: 10. Yes perfect, so many charictors were featured here and developed. From Kenny's Dad to Jimbo we got everyone. Oh and now I think we know Mr. Garrison is gay. We even got the return of Marklar.

OVERALL: (Average) 7 and 3/4. What the fuck, call it an 8

COMING SOON: A Thanksgiving fic, Review of every song on the new South Park album and a list of the top ten best episodes. Plus next week at this time another review!

-Dan

"Archie and Jughead were lovers.It's true. Archie was the bitch and Jughead was the butch- that's why Jughead wears that crown-looking hat all the time: he's the king of queen Archie's world."

Well, actually... if you go back in time, before "South Park", before "Jesus vs. Santa", and even before "Jesus vs. Frosty", you'll find a little tidbit in the Matt & Trey vault called "American History".

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hmmm...did matt have anything to do with that one? i thought that was just trey.

amy holden: "you've got a weird thing for canadian melodrama." banky: "i've got a weird thing for girls who say aboot."

RDM1976AMYSA

A good episode in my opinion. I enjoyed the letters by General Cartman Lee. Especially the one to Kennys mom. hehheh

Chasing Amy kicked ass. Go see Dogma people....

I thought it was okay, not great, just okay. The funniest part was when the newscaster on TV said something along the lines of "She was forced to live off her own feces...for several days." I actually chuckled at that. The episode even had a bleep. Butters was cute when Stan and Kyle were talking to him. He's becoming one of my favorite minor characters. Stan's voice is still too deep, but what are you gonna do?

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I don't know what you guys are talking about when you say Stan's voice is deeper, since I don't see ANY difference at all in his voice...

Sherry

voice is deeper, since I don't see ANY difference at all in his voice...

Watch any episode from the first two seasons, then watch any third- season episode from "Melvins" onward. You'll see the difference.

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Ted BellSteve Sutton

Steve Sutton wrote:

Cartman sounds *really* different than in the early episodes, almost as if someone else was trying to do the voice.

Anyone notice that there weren't any women's voices in this episode? The one female character was obviously voiced by a guy talking in falsetto.

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cindyTed Bell

yes, i noticed.

it was very depressing.

i wondered if they had any episodes in the can when she died. maybe they switched what they were going to air at the last minute to avoid using her voice again so soon?

maybe next week's show will be in a monestary.

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Bill K.Ted Bell

Does this mean Trey Parker, who does both of their voices, is finally hitting puberty? ;)

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Actually, Clinton just leaned over and seemed to grasp Stan's shoulder, and rather than adding "there," Stan simply said: "Don't touch me." - a much different implication, and deeper insult, than merely referencing Clinton's dalliances. Coupled with Kyle's closing comment, "yeah - thanks, dick," I thought this was probably the most cold-blooded bitch-slap they could have given Clinton, and I loved it.

at the part where Bill Clinton

there." Mr. Garrisons "Game" was

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Actually, Clinton just leaned over and seemed to grasp Stan's shoulder, and rather than adding "there," Stan simply said: "Don't touch me." - a much different implication, and deeper insult, than merely referencing Clinton's dalliances. Coupled with Kyle's closing comment, "yeah - thanks, dick," I thought this was probably the most cold-blooded bitch-slap they could have given Clinton. It ruled.

at the part where Bill Clinton

there." Mr. Garrisons "Game" was

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Actually, Clinton just leaned over and seemed to grasp Stan's shoulder, and rather than adding "there," Stan simply said: "Don't touch me." - a much different implication, and deeper insult, than merely referencing Clinton's dalliances. Coupled with Kyle's closing comment, "yeah - thanks, dick," I thought this was probably the most cold-blooded bitch-slap they could have given Clinton. It ruled.

Bill Clinton

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