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sc4k
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"Hold on I'm switching to a seven iron." "I lost another endorsement." | ||
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Only 2:30 more D: | ||
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On March 18 2010 11:06 sc4k wrote: Here's hoping for (finally) a good season. South Park has been bollocks since season 10, because everything is topical, the jokes are far more blatant and uninventive, there is barely any original story-telling, the pacing and music are getting far far far too formulaic, and the general 'random and inventive' factor of South Park has dropped to about 1/10 from being 10/10 in seasons 3-8 + 10. Like I said, here's hoping for something different, even though with the first episode being directly topical I very much doubt anything good will come of it ![]() What was wrong with season 9? That was the season with gems like "The Losing Edge," "Two Days Before the Day after Tomorrow," "The Death of Eric Cartman," and "Trapped in the Closet" among others. Actually, it may have been one of the best seasons. | ||
sc4k
United Kingdom5454 Posts
On March 18 2010 13:07 Try wrote: What was wrong with season 9? That was the season with gems like "The Losing Edge," "Two Days Before the Day after Tomorrow," "The Death of Eric Cartman," and "Trapped in the Closet" among others. Actually, it may have been one of the best seasons. IMO Losing edge 8/10, TDBTDAT 6/10, Death of Cartman 6/10, Trapped in the Closet 4/10. No idea why you don't mention Wing which is a solid 9/10 or Bloody Mary which could scrape a 9/10 because of Randy. Losing edge ofc only gets 8/10 because of Randy. Compare that to any of the other seasons for example season 3: hooked on monkey fonics 9/10, chinpokomon 9/10, Starvin' Marvin' in Space 9/10, The Red Badge of Gayness 9/10, Korn's Groovy Pirate Mystery 8/10 or season 7: Christian Rock Hard 10/10, Casa Bonita 9/10, Krazy Kripples 8/10, South Park is Gay 10/10, Lil Crime Stoppers 9/10 rant: + Show Spoiler + I just have to accept that my South Park, the South Park I love, is dead. Dead and buried, and taken over by people with a completely different sense of humour who value basically blandly stating current affairs issues with slightly caricatured protagonists over actual comedy ingenuity. I can only sigh. At least it's not as bad as what happened to Simpsons, which also had its golden period seasons 3-8, then went drastically downhill as it too became both topical, uninventive and ridiculously processed with no comedic soul. Though with Simpsons it happened because all the good writers left. With South Park it's just that Matt and Trey probably ran out of internal ideas and started searching around current affairs for inspiration; or perhaps they are shirking the writing responsibility to other people. Or it's just because they realised that crap comedy sells more than good comedy. I mean christ, how can you compare the quality of that recent SP episode where they just have a bunch of famous internet ppl saying their catchphrases to a standard classic like Scott Tenorman Must Die, Chickenlover or Christian Rock Hard. And yes, all of those are Cartman-based episodes because guess what Cartman MAKES South Park, not Butters. Again, sigh, because now there's going to be a bunch of reactionary comments about how much people like Butters/ topical element/ Season 9/ latest episodes. Suffice to say if you disagree with me then I accept your viewpoint and you can count yourself lucky because South Park is pandering to your tastes not mine. The days of the random, comfortably budget, inventive, creative, hilarious South Park are dead and buried for me ![]() And man I basically avoided posting around the time Whale Whores came out, because of how terrible that episode was. It was just a complete embarrassment. It wasn't South Park. It just wasn't. It was 'here is 20 minutes of tired repeated jokes, loud voices and formulaic development. With the obvious graphic death of the sea captain.' And what's more, graphic deaths were much better in the earlier episodes. For example, the protest outside the television company's headquarters or when the citizens just start killing each other because of political differences. After about the first 3 minutes of WW I was like 'are you fucking serious?? Crazy Japanese jokes for 20 minutes?' and I almost had to watch it through my hands because of how much I was facepalming. | ||
CommanderFluffy
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I'd totally buy PGA 2011 though | ||
keepITup
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However this episode wasn't all that fun. | ||
FragKrag
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Scott Tenorman must die is probably one of my all time favorite south park episodes. | ||
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igotmyown
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And Elin looked kind of plump. I thought she would get a slim model, like Michelle did. | ||
eMbrace
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On March 18 2010 16:15 igotmyown wrote: I didn't get why the guys kept glancing at the women until the end, when Elin looks back at Tiger when he says he's glad she didn't get back at him by sleeping with a lot of men. But then I'm still not too sure. And Elin looked kind of plump. I thought she would get a slim model, like Michelle did. It's because men make sure to be heard when they talk about how chivalrous and faithful they are, the glancing at the women was to make sure they were listening and also a sign that the men are indeed full of bullshit. "HOW COULD ANYONE THINK OF HAVING SEX WITH AN ATTRACTIVE WOMEN THEY LOOK AT, WHAT HAPPENED TO THE LOVE!!?" *glances at women to make sure she's present, hoping to score points* it's funny because it's obviously untrue and any guy knows that. not that we can't be faithful and responsible, but that we all have temptations and moments of weakness. | ||
Bill Murray
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On March 18 2010 16:37 eMbrace wrote: It's because men make sure to be heard when they talk about how chivalrous and faithful they are, the glancing at the women was to make sure they were listening and also a sign that the men are indeed full of bullshit. "HOW COULD ANYONE THINK OF HAVING SEX WITH AN ATTRACTIVE WOMEN THEY LOOK AT, WHAT HAPPENED TO THE LOVE!!?" *glances at women to make sure she's present, hoping to score points* it's funny because it's obviously untrue and any guy knows that. not that we can't be faithful and responsible, but that we all have temptations and moments of weakness. um guys we have a turd in the punch bowl track his ip | ||
gaizka
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