South Park (Comedy Central) TV Show • Page 28

Hah did it say that last night? I missed that.

 

I laughed a few times but overall this was disappointing

 

I think I preferred this to the Pandemic Special.

It was focused on the boys which weirdly feels refreshing now, and the ending was actually hopeful in a South Park way. The Pandemic special hit a little too close to home with how awful everything is.

Also, having Garrison back for good is great for the world.

 

yeah, that was okay. i turned off black panther to watch it live and pretty much i wish i would have kept watching black panther.

 

As always, the plot with the boys was the best part

 

Thought this was hilarious

 

I loved it so much.

the Walgreens line bit with the music pumping was perfect.

Jesus and Kanye in the line.

mr. service.

Q-anon guy: “what should we do now, sir?”
Garrison: “blow shit out your dickhole”

 

I loved the blow shit out your dick hole line. Lost it haha

 

I don't think I laughed a single time. Weird.

 

Yeah this was kind of a letdown. Pandemic special was a lot funnier

 

maybe not the funniest south park episode but overall i thought it was great. Felt super epic. Felt unique.

I think both specials was just TOO BIG for even south park. Too much to talk about, too much to make fun of, just tooooo much to fit into 2 specials.

I liked this more than pandemic

 

The part with the old people flexing about getting the vaccine over other people is totally something I’ve experienced working at a grocery store.

 

Had no idea it was real

 

Nooooooo! Ugh I'm happy I went when I did when I went to Denver a few years back. South Park should buy it

 

They had to.

And now they have to make an episode about one of the south park characters buying it too

 

Yeah, like Cartman inherits another million dollars from another dead grandparent or something haha.

 

Are they ever gonna put out the new season?

 

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...n-deal-for-more-episodes-movies?sref=W6GJF3MS

6 more seasons and 14 made for streaming movies

 

wow that's a lot

 

Damn.

 

Wonder if they're gonna be like full-on movies or just basically extended episodes. I'd guess the latter since there's gonna be so many (more Imaginationland than Bigger Longer & Uncut)

 

first paramount+ movie coming 11/25, second one in december. six-episode run starts february

 

So are they leaving HBO Max then?