What we really need to see is Janeway, Seven and Mrs. Cartman get into a cat fight.
Guilty, as charged. :-)
Steve
What we really need to see is Janeway, Seven and Mrs. Cartman get into a cat fight.
Guilty, as charged. :-)
Steve
In article , Steve Sutton wrote:
Or Big Gay Al as a Borg: "Resistance is futile, thanks for asking" :)
H&K
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In the Episode Damien, Stan says to Jesus what Riker says to Cochrane in First Contact: 'Don't be a great man, just man.'
In the Episode of the Nurse with the baby fetus, Cartman says to Chef what Lily Slone says to Picard in First Contact: 'So Captain Ahab has to get his whale.'
In the Flashbacks episode, a kid with a red shirt goes out and gets killed by a monster.
The Alternate Cartman has goaty just like Spock in 'Mirror, Mirror'.
In South Park: Bigger, Better & Uncut, Satan says to Sadam what Kirk says to Kurge in ST:III, 'I have had enough of you!'
Also, Conan the talk show host is played Brent Spiner.
Manny.
In article , "Manny Patel" wrote:
Uh, I'm not being funny, but that's a lift from Moby Dick...
Yes I know. However, Lily Slone said those words.
I have also added more to the South Park / Xena / Trek Video
It will be shown on Saturday Night
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No, dude. South Park is the best show ever created for television.
Steve
No, dude. That honor goes to "I Love Lucy." How many people will be seeing "South Park" in syndication in 40 years?
Willie Westwood wrote:
As far as old shows go, my favorite is the "Twilight Zone". I miss watching the TZ marathon during Thanksgiving day, while my family and I make Thanksgiving dinner.
-Toni
Believe it or not, we do manage to tear ourselves away from the TV. Why, just this morning, I actually went outside. It wasn't long, though, before I realized what I had done and promptly returned to the dark, little room, inside my house, which contains my precious, precious television and all my South Park and Star Trek tapes. It's just too darn scary in the outside world. ;-)
El Steve
No, dude. "I Love Lucy" was popular, but it was also terribly predictable. South Park manages to stay fresh.
Steve
I dunno. Judging from other threads here ("...it's getting so lame it looks like 'Peanuts'..."), it seems South Park is getting predictable, too. Kenny dying is predictable, but how he does it may not be.
Too bad we never got to see Little Ricky impaled on a flagpole. :-)
Steve
Little Ricky?
Who's that?
I know Lucy Ricardo had a little Ricky, but what Peanuts character is little Ricky?
In article , Steve Sutton writes:
But since Mrs Cartman isn't really a woman, would it be a catfight?
Two cats and a dog.
Papa Chulo
In article , [email] (Papa Chulo) writes:
That's not nice to say about Captain Safeway!
Yeah, *way* too nice.
Ben Raines wrote in message news:[email]...
Cartman's mom is a woman, she just has an...additional...organ.
(ahem)