South Park

[SIKKS66]

Jesus, they weren't kidding with ChatRoulette... I'm scarred for life.

[Vanilla Shake]

This upcoming Wednesday is the 200th episode of South Park. The episode itself is titled "200".

 

Plot:

"While on a school field trip, Stan accidentally insults Tom Cruise and sets off a chain reaction. 200 previously ridiculed celebrities stand strong in a class action lawsuit against the town of South Park. This could be the thing that destroys South Park forever."

 

List of celebrities previously made fun of on the show that are supposedly appearing in the episode:

* Tom Cruise (Trapped in the Closet)

* Mel Gibson (The Passion of the Jew, Miss Teacher Bangs a Boy, Good Times with Weapons, Imaginationland Episode I)

* Kanye West (Fishsticks)

* Oprah Winfrey (A Million Little Fibers, Chickenlover, Quintuplets 2000, Here Comes the Neighborhood)

* Russell Crowe (The New Terrance and Phillip Movie Trailer, Chef Goes Nanners)

* Sarah Jessica Parker (The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs)

* Osama bin Laden (Osama bin Laden Has Farty Pants, Cartoon Wars Part II, Krazy Kripples)

* Paris Hilton (Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset)

* Bono (More Crap, Mystery of the Urinal Deuce)

* Angelina Jolie (Lice Capades)

* George Lucas (Free Hat, The China Probrem)

* Steven Spielberg (Free Hat, The China Probrem, Cripple Fight)

* Mickey Mouse (The Ring, Eek, a Penis!)

* Rob Schneider as a carrot (The Biggest Douche in the Universe)

* Britney Spears without her head (Britney's New Look, Christian Rock Hard)

* Michael Jackson or Martin Jefferson (The Jeffersons, Dead Celebrities)

* Steve Irwin (Hell on Earth 2006, Stanley's Cup, Prehistoric Ice Man)

* Bill Clinton (Sexual Healing, Cartman's Mom is Still a Dirty Slut, The Red Badge of Gayness, Chinpokomon)

* Rob Reiner (Butt Out, Gnomes)

* Sally Struthers (Starvin' Marvin, Mecha-Streisand, The Death of Eric Cartman)

* John Travolta (Trapped in the Closet)

* Pope Benedict XVI (Bloody Mary, Fantastic Easter Special, Medicinal Fried Chicken)

* Barbra Streisand as Mecha-Streisand (Mecha-Streisand, Spookyfish, Osama bin Laden Has Farty Pants)

* John Edward (The Biggest Douche in the Universe)

* Robert Redford (Chef's Chocolate Salty Balls)

* Phil Collins (Timmy 2000, Cartman's Silly Hate Crime)

* Hillary Rodham Clinton (The Snuke, Britney's New Look, Eat, Pray, Queef, The Tooth Fairy Tats)

* David Blaine (Super Best Friends, Krazy Kripples)

* Kathie Lee Gifford (Weight Gain 4000, City on the Edge of Forever)

* Ben Affleck (Fat Butt and Pancake Head, How To Eat With Your Butt)

* William A. Donohue (Fantastic Easter Special)

* Paul Watson (Whale Whores)

* Al Gore (ManBearPig, Lice Capades, Imaginationland Episode II, Imaginationland Episode III, The Red Badge of Gayness)

* David Letterman (Sexual Healing, Fishsticks)

* The Hardy Boys (Mystery of the Urinal Deuce)

* Rosie O'Donnell (Trapper Keeper)

* Michael Richards (With Apologies to Jesse Jackson)

* Kurt Russell (Imaginationland Episode II, Pee)

* Charlie Sheen (Mystery of the Urinal Deuce, Sexual Healing)

* Tina Yothers (Pinkeye)

* Tiger Woods (Sexual Healing)

* Michael Douglas (Sexual Healing)

* Martha Stewart (Red Hot Catholic Love, Eat, Pray, Queef, Erection Day)

* David Duchovny (Chickenpox, Sexual Healing)

* Billy Bob Thornton (Towelie)

* Richard Dawkins (Go God Go, Go God Go XII)

 

And I read that Trey Parker and Matt Stone (creators of the show, writers, voices, etc.) are under contract to produce 14 new episodes a year through 2013. That makes me happy knowing that season 15 won't be the last.

[UrbanTheEmcee]

This upcoming Wednesday is the 200th episode of South Park. The episode itself is titled "200".

 

Plot:

"While on a school field trip, Stan accidentally insults Tom Cruise and sets off a chain reaction. 200 previously ridiculed celebrities stand strong in a class action lawsuit against the town of South Park. This could be the thing that destroys South Park forever."

 

List of celebrities previously made fun of on the show that are supposedly appearing in the episode:

* Tom Cruise (Trapped in the Closet)

* Mel Gibson (The Passion of the Jew, Miss Teacher Bangs a Boy, Good Times with Weapons, Imaginationland Episode I)

* Kanye West (Fishsticks)

* Oprah Winfrey (A Million Little Fibers, Chickenlover, Quintuplets 2000, Here Comes the Neighborhood)

* Russell Crowe (The New Terrance and Phillip Movie Trailer, Chef Goes Nanners)

* Sarah Jessica Parker (The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs)

* Osama bin Laden (Osama bin Laden Has Farty Pants, Cartoon Wars Part II, Krazy Kripples)

* Paris Hilton (Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset)

* Bono (More Crap, Mystery of the Urinal Deuce)

* Angelina Jolie (Lice Capades)

* George Lucas (Free Hat, The China Probrem)

* Steven Spielberg (Free Hat, The China Probrem, Cripple Fight)

* Mickey Mouse (The Ring, Eek, a Penis!)

* Rob Schneider as a carrot (The Biggest Douche in the Universe)

* Britney Spears without her head (Britney's New Look, Christian Rock Hard)

* Michael Jackson or Martin Jefferson (The Jeffersons, Dead Celebrities)

* Steve Irwin (Hell on Earth 2006, Stanley's Cup, Prehistoric Ice Man)

* Bill Clinton (Sexual Healing, Cartman's Mom is Still a Dirty Slut, The Red Badge of Gayness, Chinpokomon)

* Rob Reiner (Butt Out, Gnomes)

* Sally Struthers (Starvin' Marvin, Mecha-Streisand, The Death of Eric Cartman)

* John Travolta (Trapped in the Closet)

* Pope Benedict XVI (Bloody Mary, Fantastic Easter Special, Medicinal Fried Chicken)

* Barbra Streisand as Mecha-Streisand (Mecha-Streisand, Spookyfish, Osama bin Laden Has Farty Pants)

* John Edward (The Biggest Douche in the Universe)

* Robert Redford (Chef's Chocolate Salty Balls)

* Phil Collins (Timmy 2000, Cartman's Silly Hate Crime)

* Hillary Rodham Clinton (The Snuke, Britney's New Look, Eat, Pray, Queef, The Tooth Fairy Tats)

* David Blaine (Super Best Friends, Krazy Kripples)

* Kathie Lee Gifford (Weight Gain 4000, City on the Edge of Forever)

* Ben Affleck (Fat Butt and Pancake Head, How To Eat With Your Butt)

* William A. Donohue (Fantastic Easter Special)

* Paul Watson (Whale Whores)

* Al Gore (ManBearPig, Lice Capades, Imaginationland Episode II, Imaginationland Episode III, The Red Badge of Gayness)

* David Letterman (Sexual Healing, Fishsticks)

* The Hardy Boys (Mystery of the Urinal Deuce)

* Rosie O'Donnell (Trapper Keeper)

* Michael Richards (With Apologies to Jesse Jackson)

* Kurt Russell (Imaginationland Episode II, Pee)

* Charlie Sheen (Mystery of the Urinal Deuce, Sexual Healing)

* Tina Yothers (Pinkeye)

* Tiger Woods (Sexual Healing)

* Michael Douglas (Sexual Healing)

* Martha Stewart (Red Hot Catholic Love, Eat, Pray, Queef, Erection Day)

* David Duchovny (Chickenpox, Sexual Healing)

* Billy Bob Thornton (Towelie)

* Richard Dawkins (Go God Go, Go God Go XII)

 

And I read that Trey Parker and Matt Stone (creators of the show, writers, voices, etc.) are under contract to produce 14 new episodes a year through 2013. That makes me happy knowing that season 15 won't be the last.

Score! lol

[Tyler]

Saw the preview last night on Comedy Central, as I watched that show Ugly Americans.

[VideoPoker]

I just watched the Facebook episode and thought it was all right. Still, I can't help but feel like all of these topical episodes are going to feel dated really fast. If we watch the Kanye West episode or the Facebook episode a decade from now, will they be funny at all?

 

It just feels like South Park has been continuously bashing on celebrities, movies/TV and the news for the past few seasons and I'm really getting bored of it.

 

[epoxi]

Yahtzee!

 

I can relate to Stan.

 

[Straznicy]

I just watched the Facebook episode and thought it was all right. Still, I can't help but feel like all of these topical episodes are going to feel dated really fast. If we watch the Kanye West episode or the Facebook episode a decade from now, will they be funny at all?

 

It just feels like South Park has been continuously bashing on celebrities, movies/TV and the news for the past few seasons and I'm really getting bored of it.

Totally agree man, the older ones have that timeless value about them, with a bit of a present day touch to them, but I still find them funny even if they're a good few years old.

[GangstaMoney]

The Facebook episode was fine, but the best episode hands down is PINK EYE!

[SIKKS66]

Haha this new episode sounds epic.

[Scarface187]

I seriously can't wait for the second part of this episode. This was f*cking epic. The return of Mecha Streisand and Mr. Hat in one episode? Wow.

[Vanilla Shake]

Mr. Hat, Mecha-Streisand, Mitch Connor/Jennifer Lopez, Mel Gibson, Rob Reiner, Jared, Jesus, Gingers, The Super Best Friends, Russel Crowe, Paris Hilton, Muhammad, Hilary Clinton, Kanye West....

 

 

Can't wait for part two next week. This was epic.

[UrbanTheEmcee]

Mr. Hat, Mecha-Streisand, Mitch Connor/Jennifer Lopez, Mel Gibson, Rob Reiner, Jared, Jesus, Gingers, The Super Best Friends, Russel Crowe, Paris Hilton, Muhammad, Hilary Clinton, Kanye West....

 

 

Can't wait for part two next week. This was epic.

Agreed.

[Don Garcia]

I thought it was pretty sh*t. Eh, whatever.

[thatsoccerguy]

Damn it I hate cliffhangers.

[UrbanTheEmcee]

I thought it was pretty sh*t. Eh, whatever.

Started off dry, but it wrapped up pretty nicely for me.

[Vanilla Shake]

I thought it was pretty sh*t. Eh, whatever.

You didn't enjoy all of the references to past seasons, especially the whole Cartman's father episodes from seasons 1 and 2?

[RomanViking]

Maybe South Park will actually do a good part 2, starting from the cliffhanger...

 

I dunno, at the end they're in the standoff and the gingers have the detonator, and they'll blow everything if Mohammad doesn't leave the mascot costume...

 

I just can't shake the thought that part 2 starts with them essentially "cheating" out of that bad situation, by having the giant robot suddenly crush all the gingers and Mohammad remaining hidden...

 

 

 

mild SPOILERS AHEAD, although vague:

 

What I'm basically saying is, how many times have we seen cliffhangers on tv, ending with an impossible situation? One where death, or something shocking is the only way out --- but then when part 2 begins that impossible situation is inexplicably solved by the show's writers pulling something out of their ass in order to "cheat" out of the situation...

 

And I enjoyed the references Vanilla Shake... but I didn't realize "Cartmen's Mom" was such an old plot element... Did they really bring back a 12 year old idea? I don't mind at all, I just didn't realize how old it is... Probably only because I've started watching South Park recently, like for 5 years.. I wasn't watching South Park when those old episodes originally aired.

[Vanilla Shake]

 

And I enjoyed the references Vanilla Shake... but I didn't realize "Cartmen's Mom" was such an old plot element... Did they really bring back a 12 year old idea? I don't mind at all, I just didn't realize how old it is... Probably only because I've started watching South Park recently, like for 5 years.. I wasn't watching South Park when those old episodes originally aired.

On the final episode of season 1, Cartman is acting weird because it's Father's Day and everyone else is out having fun with their fathers, and Cartman doesn't have a father. They round up everyone in town that had sex with Cartman's mom at this barn dance 8 years prior, and then right at the end of the episode you get a cliffhanger as soon as his father is about to be revealed.

 

First episode of season 2 begins with a recap of that last episode, and then they say it will not be aired until the week after for a special Terrance & Philip episode. I've got a feeling they might pull that on us again, because this was the 5th episode of the season, and they only produce 7 in the spring and then 7 in the fall to finish the season. So it would be kinda fitting that they end the first half of the season with the epic conclusion, though I'd prefer it if they don't pull that again because I'm anxious to see what happens next and I don't wanna wait an extra week.

 

But anyway, in the second episode of season 2 they reveal that Cartman's father is actually his mother and that she's a hermaphrodite.

Edited April 15, 2010 by Vanilla Shake

[FullMetal]

What was so sh*t about it? I enjoyed the episode and I'm eagerly waiting for 'part 2'. Enjoyed alot of 'old characters returning'. Though, I do believe that's the point about you finding it 'sh*t' Don Garcia: they're kind of running out on new ideas and need to rehash alot of 'old' stuff (just as Stan said in the beginning).

[SIKKS66]

There's only one man who can stop Mecha Streisand...

 

 

Maybe an aliance of celebrities who like South Park and Matt and Trey (Jennifer Anniston, George Clooney, Maaatt Daaamon) could come do battle with Tom Cruise, led by Robert Smith. Maybe Robert Smith is Cartman's dad (even though Garrison said it was someone in the room in that episode; my money is on one of the 1989 Denver Broncos). Damn I hope Robert Smith returns.

 

That was a good episode. Funniest moment for me was Tom Cruise stressing out and jumping up and down on the couch... next to Oprah. Liked seeing some of them old celebrities again like Russel Crowe, Mel Gibson and Bob Saget.

Edited April 15, 2010 by SIKKS66

[Scarface187]

Oh boy I hope Robert Smith returns as well. This is gonna be intense.

[trip]

What was so sh*t about it? I enjoyed the episode and I'm eagerly waiting for 'part 2'. Enjoyed alot of 'old characters returning'. Though, I do believe that's the point about you finding it 'sh*t' Don Garcia: they're kind of running out on new ideas and need to rehash alot of 'old' stuff (just as Stan said in the beginning).

But is there going to be a part 2? I didn't see it mention the standard happy days style 'to be continued'. I thought they just wanted to end the ep in a weird way.

 

Aside from Randy trying to get Tom to call off the lawsuit I thought the ep to be kind mah

[Tyler]

I figured that Robert Smith, would return .

 

But ah well, it is a very great episode to mark off the 200th. Hope 201 is even better.

[Tim Dog]

I miss the old simple Kyle vs Cartman confrontation like "You're such a fat f*ck Cartman, that when you walk down the street, people go God Damnit, that's a BIG FAT f*ck!"

[SaintJimmy]

Wow, what an intense episode. Absolutely loved it!

Robert Smith needs to make a comeback - and something tells me the Japanese weapons are going to return as well. Speaking of which, Mecha-Streisand's theme gave me quite a hearty laugh

[Vanilla Shake]

Speaking of which, Mecha-Streisand's theme gave me quite a hearty laugh

Hearing her theme song brought back so many memories. I was expecting them to show the Japanese guy on the ground near her singing it like he did in the original episode.

 

And they can't just move on to a different episode without showing us what happens next. It's such a good cliffhanger, I don't think they'd do that to the fans. We all want to witness what is going to happen and they know it.

[Andyzoot]

Wow, I'm so glad I've been rewatching Series 1-5 in the last few weeks.

 

Robert Smith HAS to return and Siney Poitier too, that would be cool. I loved the animation of Mecha Streisand, looked frakking amazing. Really stoked about next week's episode...

[Don Garcia]

Best part, to me, was the Tim Burton bit. Yup.

[Scarface187]

 

And they can't just move on to a different episode without showing us what happens next. It's such a good cliffhanger, I don't think they'd do that to the fans. We all want to witness what is going to happen and they know it.

Yeah. Instead they'd show another Terrance and Phillip special and then show part 2 the next week.

[Andyzoot]

 

And they can't just move on to a different episode without showing us what happens next. It's such a good cliffhanger, I don't think they'd do that to the fans. We all want to witness what is going to happen and they know it.

Yeah. Instead they'd show another Terrance and Phillip special and then show part 2 the next week.

I would find it hilarious if they did that. Not Without My Anus 2?

 

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