Has South Park lost 'it'?
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FUCK YOU COW, FUCK YOU CHICKENAltorin said:
Look son. There just like us now
Fantastic episode.
They still are brilliant shows with a good meaning but not as important as they once were. The credit crunch episode was good and the Wrestling one perfectly covered what wrestling really is like.
Nope. It's still a great show and well worth the 30 minutes of my time every Wednesday.
FUCK YOU DOLPHIN!!!!!
FUCK YOU DOLPHIN!!!!!
I don't about south park losing it, I thought that Butter's bottom ***** was a pretty entertaining episode and that one had nothing to do with current culture (unless I have unknowingly become a shut-in).
The first half of this past season, with the exception of the Pirate episode, was so bad it confused me.
Then the more recent episodes came out, not one of which I didn't enjoy to the fullest extent. They were bad for a time, but they're back and just as funny as they were before. And the one with Ike seeing dead celebrities was the best one in a couple years!
Then the more recent episodes came out, not one of which I didn't enjoy to the fullest extent. They were bad for a time, but they're back and just as funny as they were before. And the one with Ike seeing dead celebrities was the best one in a couple years!
FUCK YOU WHALE!!!!!!Jon Etheridge said:
FUCK YOU COW!!!!urgh76 said:
... So am I the only one that took that as a possible reference to the old show Cow and Chicken?
Hell no I love Cow and Chicken, first thing I usually think when people say chicken.ZeroMachine said:
I think South Park has got better with the later series, watching the old ones again and they don't have as many sub plots that tie in with the main plot, I think it's great.
God damn, I typed out a long ass post and then accidentally hit back on my mouse and lost it.
The short of it was:
South park is still funny.
The humour has changed its focal point.
Viewers who were with it from the start probably recognise this shift, and as one myself I don't like it.
The shift is towards current humour as opposed to humour that can be registered by all people at any point due to comment on shared values.
I miss Chef, despite Isaac Hayes' religious views.
South Park has lost a lot of its essence, but in other ways it has evolved to meet a new market.
I cant be bothered trying to remember what else I wrote. Stupid internets.
The short of it was:
South park is still funny.
The humour has changed its focal point.
Viewers who were with it from the start probably recognise this shift, and as one myself I don't like it.
The shift is towards current humour as opposed to humour that can be registered by all people at any point due to comment on shared values.
I miss Chef, despite Isaac Hayes' religious views.
South Park has lost a lot of its essence, but in other ways it has evolved to meet a new market.
I cant be bothered trying to remember what else I wrote. Stupid internets.
South Park never had "it". Its how many seasons of inbred fart humor now? Not that its all actually humor on farts, but all of it is about that level. Sure if you can't count to four without using your fingers, it'd probably be hilarious, but for jokes with a point, maybe some real setup...nah. Just feels and sounds to me like a show written by a bunch of people who stopped aging mentally around 13 or 14. Reminds me of a trip to the pool in middle school when a kid got kicked out and thought the phrase "suck my cock" was a good thing to shout out while he was seeing himself off. 'Course he started laughing...I just wanted to throw rocks at him, hoping one might hit him and dislodge the stupid from him, or damage something to the point where he couldn't breed.
Looking back, I bet that kid loves South Park too.
Looking back, I bet that kid loves South Park too.
