October 25, 200718 yr I've always been a fan. No question that they dance on the edge. What amazes me is how current they seem to be. That's what makes it so good...those guys are very clever.
October 25, 200718 yr Can't get enough of that show. This trilogy is classic. I agree. Imaginationland is now on of my favorites. IMO the best episode is the Lord Of The Rings episode, I stop whatever im doing to watch it when its on.
October 25, 200718 yr I posted on this show a few months ago and I blasted it, I never have watched it again and never will. I even called the network and they didn't respond. To each his own.
October 25, 200718 yr I best stay out of this thread unless I want ripped again for having a differing opinion.
October 25, 200718 yr I pulled up my post last april on this show. And I feel the same, should be taken off the air. And I choose not to watch it but think about the kids who have access to the TV and no one is watching them. Ladies, you did a great job on this topic last April.
October 25, 200718 yr That's what makes it so good...those guys are very clever. So, fart jokes, making fun of people is clever. That standard must have dropped tremendously.
October 25, 200718 yr So, fart jokes, making fun of people is clever. That standard must have dropped tremendously. sat·ire /ˈsætaɪər/ Pronunciation[sat-ahyuhr] –noun 1. the use of irony, sarcasm, ridicule, or the like, in exposing, denouncing, or deriding vice, folly, etc. 2. a literary composition, in verse or prose, in which human folly and vice are held up to scorn, derision, or ridicule. 3. a literary genre comprising such compositions. I would argue the vast, vast majority of South Park dissidents have watched less than one episode, and most probably watched it for the sole purpose of gathering evidence to fulfill their own prophecy. It's obviously a vulgar and indecent show, and if that turns you off, don't watch it, but don't pretend it isn't hysterical, because it is.
October 25, 200718 yr So, fart jokes, making fun of people is clever. That standard must have dropped tremendously. LBBC, I dont watch the show alot, but there is much more clever involved than fart jokes, and making fun of people. I know at NKU a few highly regarded professors have shown episodes in their class, because of the political aspect of the show.
October 25, 200718 yr sat·ire /ˈsætaɪər/ Pronunciation[sat-ahyuhr] –noun 1. the use of irony, sarcasm, ridicule, or the like, in exposing, denouncing, or deriding vice, folly, etc. 2. a literary composition, in verse or prose, in which human folly and vice are held up to scorn, derision, or ridicule. 3. a literary genre comprising such compositions. I would argue the vast, vast majority of South Park dissidents have watched less than one episode, and most probably watched it for the sole purpose of gathering evidence to fulfill their own prophecy. It's obviously a vulgar and indecent show, and if that turns you off, don't watch it, but don't pretend it isn't hysterical, because it is. Do I have to put my hand to a burner to know it is hot? I have begun to watch a handful episodes and after the first commerical break, didn't find it something I wanted to watch, so I turned the channel. BTW, you can do all the above without the vulgar language and inappropriate segments. THEN, you are clever.
October 25, 200718 yr LBBC, I dont watch the show alot, but there is much more clever involved than fart jokes, and making fun of people. I know at NKU a few highly regarded professors have shown episodes in their class, because of the political aspect of the show. Then it is sad that they have to drop their standard by adding vulgarities and cheapen their product.
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