Most memorable moment

Jun 19, 2000, 11:34 PM ET11 posts by 10 postersalt.tv.southpark
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Hi all, I'm NeuX, another South Parketeer..... this is the first time I'm posting here, my other NG is alt.toys.transformers. It has nothing to do with South Park, and it's pretty lame compared to SP, well, no one dies is almost every episode.....

Anyway, I'd like to start a poll of the most memorable moments in SP, so that we get to know each other better, and remember the nostalgia of SP.

Here's mine - In the Chicken Pox episode.... wait, does this NG has any restrictions on spoilers? Never mind, if you think you don't want to be spoiled, stop reading.

Anyway, in the Chicken Pox episode, where the boys have a sleepover at Kenny's house, right before they go to sleep, Kenny turns off the light by..... clapping his hands twice! I was like huh? A poor kid with a sound activated light? Even Cartman doesn't have that! I remember cartman's mom (or dad) has to turn on the light in Cartman's room.

I'm like .... wow.... stunned.

Anyway, that was my most memorable moment in SP. What's your?

Neux

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On Tue, 20 Jun 2000 09:02:11 +0800, "Neux" wrote:

So many great episodes... but one of the biggest shocks/funny moments was in the Return of Starvin Marvin episode...

First when you see that Sally Struthers has become a Hutt, second when you see Salacious Crumb pop up from behind her.

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I gotta go with the first time I heard Mutant Stan say "chomp patchooie chomp."

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The South Park Movie, as a whole, is definitely very memorable. I had to get my mom to take me (not yet 17..grr..in a month, in a month!) last year, when I was 15--very strict with carding and whatnot. And, while the parents reacted onscreen to the Rated-R movie the kids saw, my mom's reactions paralleled what the parents onscreen were obviously thinking. Trey and Matt were very accurate, as usual. :)

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Lessee... Parents are sitting in a theater, watching this nice, relatively-tame movie with their kids, and think to themselves, "this isn't so bad." They get comfortable and start to relax. Then, comes the bombshell:

Terrance: You're such a pig fucker, Phillip!

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Well, yes, but a "sound-activated light" is not some fabulous high-tech gadget. It's called 'The Clapper' and was marketed heavily on TV during the 1970s (and judging from the ad, it was "targeted low"). Last time I saw it in a store it was on sale for $10. Not exactly a luxury item.

(It's also possible Cartman had one once, but he's so freakin loud his voice was always turning the lights on and off....) ;-)

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in the death episode (one of the cherished episodes of the first season) when all the protesters had "explosive diahrea"

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I'd have to say the entire "Rainforest Schmainforest" episode. Oh wait, a specific moment. OK, when the lady is tied up by the indians or whatever, she's screaming "I HATE THE RAINFOREST, I F[BEEP]ING HATE IT, I F[BEEP]ING HATE IT, i F[BEEP]ING HATE IT!" That really stands out.

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