Mantequilla in South Park

In the new South Park episode, Butters is hit on the head and thinks he is a Mexican Immigrant and taken in by a white family. He calls himself Manti-key-ya and I know Spanish and it took me 15 minutes to realize that Trey and Matt were saying 'Mantequilla' which means Butter in Spanish.

Mint Berry Crunch???!

It has been 3 weeks since the new episodes of South Park with Coon and Friends, including a kid dressed as Mint Berry Crunch and there is a dozen links and facebook pages and youtube videos dedicated to him:

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=active&biw=1264&bih=751&gbv=2&q=mint+berry+crunch&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=iw

South Park 201 Censorship

Last night that '201' aired, Muhammed was bleeped and I thought it was Comedy Central but when entire speeches of Kyle, Jesus and Santa were bleeped out, I then thought that it was on purpose by Matt and Trey as a meta-joke. I thought it as well as Muhammed was covered by CENSORED bar and then Tom Cruise was. But actually it was Comedy Central after all.

According to the website South Park Studios, Comedy Central censored episode "201" after delivery with bleeps as a reaction to several threats made on Parker and Stone's life by New York-based organization Revolution Muslim. The censored version bleeps out any mention of the word 'Muhammed', as well as entire speeches given by Kyle, Jesus and Santa at the end of the episode--I personally thought this was a meta-joke. The episode isn't officially available online (as of Thrusday 22nd) because the studio doesn't have network clearance to show the unedited version.

New episodes of South Park are usually re-aired at least three times on Comedy Central: Wednesday original airing at midnight, then at 10:30 p.m. on Thursday, and at 11:00 p.m. Sunday. Instead of episode "201", the network re-aired "The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs" at 12AM, and according to Comedy Central's TV schedule, it will be re-aired Thursday night. The network will also re-air "You Have 0 Friends" on Sunday instead of episode "201".

On the afternoon of April 22 the creators posted this statement to media outlets:
"In the 14 years we’ve been doing South Park we have never done a show that we couldn’t stand behind. We delivered our version of the show to Comedy Central and they made a determination to alter the episode. It wasn’t some meta-joke on our part. Comedy Central added the bleeps. In fact, Kyle’s customary final speech was about intimidation and fear. It didn’t mention Muhammad at all but it got bleeped too. We’ll be back next week with a whole new show about something completely different and we’ll see what happens to it."

Episode Summary:
We are treated with a flashback of Mitch Connor (as Cartman's hand) in the Vietnam War. Back in the present, Mr. Garrison sends Cartman to Dr. Mephisto to find out who is his father. Meanwhile, the Gingers and the town citizens are negotiating the handover of Muhammad when Mecha-Streisand begins to attack South Park. Muhammad, who is visually obscured throughout the entire episode by a black box superimposed with the word "Censored", is taken by Stan, Kyle, and Kenny to Dr. Mephisto's lab. There, the Gingers make their way into the lab and retrieve Muhammad. They agree to share Muhammad with the celebrities in exchange for the use of the celebrities' "goo transfer" machine, and give Cartman over to the "head ginger" Scott Tenorman in Batman villain style. Scott reveals to Cartman that his own father Jack, a former Denver Broncos player whom Cartman killed and put in chili, also fathered Cartman, making Scott and Cartman half-brothers.

Tom Cruise transfers Muhammad's "goo" and gets the "Censored" box and Cruise declares himself immune to ridicule. After neutralizing Mecha-Streisand (by having her sing with Neil Diamond), the Super Best Friends attack the Ginger lair, where the Gingers and celebrities are fighting over who will get the goo next. Super Best Friend member Seaman scuffles with Cruise, causing Stan to say that "Tom Cruise has Seaman on his back." The "Censored" box disappears and Cruise becomes angered that the "goo" is not working. Tenorman escapes, and Kyle says that "there is no goo" and that "I learn something today." He, Jesus, and Santa Claus all give monologues that appease the squabbling parties, though continuous audio bleeps prevent the viewer from hearing the contents of each speech.

The town begins to rebuild after the Streisand attack. Cartman is grieving over the fact that he has just learned he is "half ginger", but Connor makes him feel better by reminding Cartman that he is also "half Bronco". Cruise is still dejected, and wishes he could go somewhere to live without fear of mockery. Stan and Kyle reveal that they know such a place and will help Cruise get there. (Making the viewer believe it is Marklar.) The episode ends with a static image of Cruise and the Killer Whale from "Free Willzyx" both lying dead on the Moon. The episode had almost major character except for probably Towelie and Lemmiwinks. Pip even gets killed by Mecha-Streisand.

WWE Smackdown commercial runs during Pro Wrestling themed South Park Ep

Tonight there was an episode of South Park spoofing Pro Wrestling and their audience--rednecks believing all the drama is real and then they air a WWE video game commercial? Either WWE didn't know about this and let it air or they knew about the episode and was cool about it. I hope it was the latter.

Also, I don't know South Park knew this, but Kenny's wrestling name was Boy-O Loco, which sounds like Bollo Loco---Bollo is a slang term for vagina. Maybe they did know.

South Park: Kayne West is a MoFo Gay Fish

"You like fishsticks?"
"Yeah."
"You like fishdicks in your mouth?"
"Then you are gay fish."

Much better outloud and not written. Anyhoo, a very very funny and creative episode from South Park, it was a very awesome episode!!! Good work guys, it's a classic.

QUEEF

South Park has had many episodes on gender issues, double standards and feminism. Tonight we had quite a enlighting episode, for South Park standards, this episode was about double standards and what South Park had be complained about for years. There hasn't been much farting on the show lately, but it was a good episode. Terrance and Phillip was created because many thought the show was just farting, so they made T & P--which is all farting. South Park is the first and only show to bring 'queef' to the lexicon, a vaginal air fart. So, this episode was about men becoming disgusted about queefing and not seeing the difference between that and farting. On top of that, the episode lampooned how they did a April Fool's joke ten years ago with part 2 of revealing who was Cartman's father. Good ep, maybe a bit dated but with being queefing back, that is yet again taboo and cutting edge, how some 'Man' things are ridicilous but because a man likes it, it's cool and fine but when a woman does it, it's wrong. Yay South Park writers!

South Park: Superheroes and Villains

Tonight's episode of South Park is not only a parody of Dark Knight but an otiginal story where Cartman is "The Coon" and becomes jealous as always and wants revenge... from Mysterion, another 'super' hero. And I wanted Professor Chaos to be in the episode... he doesn't until the middle of the second arc. I was so thrilled. It is hiliarious how Butters is a good dude but Professor Chaos is a 'villain'; and Cartman is evil and he is supposedly a hero as the Coon. So Coon, Chaos and Disarray (Chaos' partner) are in search of the true identity of Mysterion. Cartman thinks it is Clyde first... then Kyle... then Stan and then Kenny. I thought it was Kenny. Mysterion goes to Kyle for help. And of course Dark Knight's 'unmasking' and 'scaraficing' stuff is used. When Mysterion takes off his mask, everyone knows how it is but we don't, because all the kids' faces look the same.

The New South Park: The Ring

Matt Stone and Trey Parker always want to start their seasons with a high point. The first episode of the new season tomorrow is centered around the Jonas Brothers' Purity Rings and Kenny.

The South Park Seasons: The Good and The Bad

Just like I did with The Simpsons, I decided to cover South Park.
Crude, rude, classic South Park:

Season 1
The first season is very memorable and established its crude humor. The first episode has been 'remade' in little snippets throughout the life of the series, well, only in Season 6's "Free Hat" and Season 7's "Canceled." Gems: Big Gay Al, Mecha-Streisand, Mr. Hankey, Pinkeye, Tom's Rhinoplasty, An Elephant Makes Love to a Pig, Death, Stravin' Marvin, and the finale Cartman's Mom is a Dirty Slut cliffhanger. Bad: Some parts of Tom's Rhinoplasty and Damien.


Season 2
"Terrance & Phillip in Not Without My Anus" pissed off many fans and it was hilarious to me and finally found out that Ms. Cartman is Cartman's dad. My Favorites: My Clubhouses (Stan's parents get divorced!), City on the Edge of Forever (cliphouse) and Chickenpox Gems: Ike's Wee Wee, Conjoined Fetus Lady, Spookyfish, and Merry Christmas, Charlie Mason! Bad: Gnomes, Roger Ebert... (the planetiarium one). This season wasn't as gross and was much more poignant (Conjoined Fetus Lady) and I think by far it is the most feminist for the series.

Hell-a Sweet Era

Season 3

My favorite season! It is fun and pretty and coloful. Gems: Rainforest Schmainforest, Spontaneous Combustion, The Succubus, Jackovasaurus, Chinpokomon, "Hooked on Monkey Phonics, World Wide Recorder Concert My Favorites: Tweek vs. Craig ("Push me higher, Richard!"), Mr. Hankey's Christmas Classics, Are You There God? It's Me, Jesus, The Red Badge of Gayness (Civial War reenactment), and Starvin Marvin in Space (Marklar!) And for those who don't know, these three episodes all happened on the same night, everyone split up... "Cat Orgy" (Cartman and Shelly), "Two Guys Naked in a Tub" (Stan, Butters, Pip and Dougie) and "Jewbilee" (Kyle and Kenny).

Season 4
The season that introduced Timmy. My Favorites: Helen Keller! The Musical, Cartman Joins NAMBLA Gems: Cherokee Hair Tampons, Chef Goes Naners, Timmy 2000, Quintuplets 2000, Do the Hanicapped go to Hell?, Probably, Trapper Keeper, The Wacky Molestation Adventure, Fat Camp and A Very Crappy Christmas. Bad: Pip, 4th Grade Classic: Kyle wants to go to a concert and his parents tell him to bring democracy to Cuba and he does so with a homage to "The Year Without Christmas."

Season 5
Best Season Ever! Not one bad episode. "Towelie" was supposed to be bad. This season is monumental with the introduction of Jimmy and goodbye to Kenny. Good: It Hits the Fan, Cripple Fight, Super Best Friends, Behind the Blow, Towelie, The Entity (Kyle's jew stereotypical cousin visits), Here Comes the Neighborhood, Butters Episode, Proper Condom Use (boys vs. girls), How to Eat Your Own Butt (Cartman blows a funny bone), and finally Kenny Dies. My Favorites: Scott Tenorman Must Die, Cartmanland, Osama Bin Ladin episode

Kenny-Less

Season 6
With no Kenny, it was Butters' time to shine and Tweak became the new fourth friend. And then by the end, Cartman drank Kenny's ashes. Good: Simpsons Already Did it, The New Terrance and Phillip Movie Trailer, Professor Chaos, Asspen, Fun With Veal, Ladder to Heaven, Bebe's Boobs Destroy Society, Child Abduction is Not Funny, The Return of the Fellowship of the Ring to the Two Towers, The Death Camp of Tolerance (Lemmiwinks), My Future Self and Me My Favorites: The Biggest Douche in the Universe and Free Hat So-so: Jared Has Adies and Red Sleigh Down

Super Hit or Miss

Season 7
Good: Cancelled, I'm a Little Bit Country, Lil' Crime Stoppers, South Park is Gay! (Meterosexual), All About the Mormons, Raisins, It's Christmas in Canada So-So: Toliet Paper, Red Man's Greed (Native Americans give SARS to Americans), Grey Dawn (old people driving) Not so funny: Krazy Kripples, Casa Bonita (Cartman tricks Butters into apocolypse), Butt Out (Cigarettes, Ron Reiner); My Favorite: Fat Butt and Pancake Head

Season 8
Good: Good Times with Weapons, The Passion of the Jew, The Jeffersons, You got F'ed in the A, AWESOM-O, Goobacks, Up the Down Steroid, Something Wal-Mart This Way Comes, Quest for Ratings (Puppies with close-up lense) So-so: Douche and Turd, Cartman's Incredible Gift Distrubing: Woodland Critter Christmas Favorite: Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset (I like how the series always have an episode centered around girls' issues like "Bebe's Boobs Destroy Society" and "Raisins."

Mr. Garrison's Wild Gender-Bending Ride

Season 9
Fans were divided with Mr. Garrison's sex change. Some episodes were still hit and miss. Good: Mr. Garrison's Fancy New Vagina, Best Friends Forever, Wing (American Idol), Die Hippie Die, The Losing Edge, The Death of Eric Cartman, Follow that egg! (Stan and Kyle raise an egg), Trapped in the Closet, Ginger Kids, Two Days Before the Day After Tomorrow, Bloody Mary; So-so: Erection Day, Free Willzyx

Season 10
Most of these weren't all completely funny, some memorable moments but not all great. The episodes I have as 'good' are classic, perfect. Good: Smug Alert!, Cartoon Wars Part 1 & 2, Make Love, Not Warfraft, Tsst!, Miss Teacher Bangs a Boy, Hell on Earth 2006, Go God Go! Part 1 and XII; The Distrubing: The Return of Chef; Bad: A Million Little Fibers, ManBearPig, Mystery of the Urinal Deuce; So-So: Stanley's Cup

Season 11
Too righteous to be funny. Good: With Apologies to Jesse Jackson, Cartman Sucks, The Sunke, D-Yikes!, Le Petit Tourette, More Crap, Imiginationland, Night of the Living Homeless, and The List; So-So: Guitar Queer-O, Lice Capades, Fantastic Easter Special

Season 12
Too righteous to be funny, notice how I have only 4 of them as good. Good: Britney's New Look, Elementary School Musical ("If this is cool, I'm going to kill myself"), About Last Night... (Obama) and The Ungroundable (Vampires vs. the Goths); So-So: Major Boobage, Super Fun Time, and Pandemic part 1 & 2; Not so funny: Canada on Strike, Breast Cancer Show Ever, Tonsil Trouble, and The China Problem

South Park/Obama Episode Quick

That was rather quick with South Park's episode last night about Obama and McCain pulling an 'Ocean's Eleven' on us to find a diamond under the White House. They have done this before with Sadam and his spider hole with that Canada/Wizard of Oz episode. I wonder what they would have aired if Obama didn't win. My dad thinks there is a whole other episode out there with McCain winning. But Parker and Stone sure are psychic to predict Obama and McCain voters' reactions. I wonder if McCain won, would they have had Obama suiciders.

They tell The Live Feed this:
"We've only ever worked on an Obama version," said Parker and Stone via email, when asked if they prepped two versions in case McCain won. "We followed Vegas odds. If McCain would have won we would have been screwed. It would have been our 'Dewey defeats Truman' moment."

Source:
The Live Feed
Watch the Episode free online at South Park Studios

South Park and the Writer's Strike

For those who don't know, new episodes have started a few weeks ago and South Park have had great episodes and some hit and miss. The great ones include the one where Cartman and Kyle become HIV positive and no one cares because everyone's 'it' thing now is cancer and they cute it with money. Another one, one of my favorites was a very truthful and heart-felt episode about Britney Spears. Imploring everyone to leave her alone but in usual South Park fashion, there is a big conspiracy... having her as a sacrifice. Miss was last week's episode, I don't even remember what it was. This week they make fun of writer's strike by having it as Canada is striking, it is weak and made no sense. the good part of the episode was making fun of the viral video 'stars.' They can make fun of anyone they want, but by separating themselves from the strikers, is just weak.

South Park Season 11 Ep#4

The new episodes of "South Park" are now being announced on mondays with a promo. Now, it came even eariler, in the morning. Now that Stan's dad said the N word (They didn't have the balls to write the entire word out in the closed caption), Butters is Bi-Curious, and now, Lice capades! There is an infestation of lice... what world event will they lapoon this time?

South Park's 11th

I love 'South Park' and know it is just getting better. Last time there was new episodes, Comedy Central made a big to-do about it being the 10th season but it was the second half of it. But now with the new episodes on Wednesday, it is actually the 11th season. There is not much promotion as much as they did last time. So people might miss this week's which we still don't know what it is because it might stir more controversy then Muhammad hoopla or Scientology or Chef's death or a bleeding Virgin Mary?

Here is an interview with Parker and Stone on Entertainment Weekly's blog.

Freak Show and Drawn Together Switch Places

Comedy Central thinks they cleverly outsmarted us by switching Freak Show (which convientally was placed after South Park on Wednesdays) and Drawn Together (after an encore South Park on Thursday's places. Now, one might wonder why such a change would occured. My suspicion is that Drawn Together can't draw an audience and from all the rave reviews David Cross' brain child is gathering, it would make sense that it will be able to hold its own on Thursdays. This is a positive outlook other than thinking that the network doesn't like Freak Show so they are burning out eps on Thursday but with all good buzz I hear, I doubt it. I didn't like the idea first but it is a fairly good show. What the promotions fail at is saying that just because they are handicap, they will fail but fail to explain that a closeted republican becomes a big bear, I thought it was just a S&M guy they were considering a freak.

South Park: Ike??

A really great ep! "Miss Teacher Bangs A Boy" about a crazy teacher having relations with a student.. when I heard about this ep, I thought the kid in question would be Butters. This was pretty surprising they went with the little used Ike. With Ike, their point was more pointed because it was so ridicoulous. Also good with it relating to Kyle. I like episodes where Cartman team up with Kyle.

Last Night's South Park Sucked

'Mystery of the Urinal Deuce' aired last night I personally did not like it. Some episodes can not appeal to me but that is rare. I'm sure Trey and Matt are tired by now of fans who thinks eps suck but I hope this one is less played. Also saying this, I did not care for the one about the duesh (sp) and the crap sandwhich. That ep carelessly slapped together PETA moking and Puff Daddy in one ep about pointed jab at the Bush-Carey canpainging. As for this new ep, it goes around in circles about conspiracies while meshing literal toliet humor. While one episode tastefully had people crapping out of their mouths to give allegorical imagery to athestist beliefs, this one still a bit abstract and not pointed enough to its subject matter. I guess they were tired of being painfully obvious and just went for boringly obvious.

Family Guy's Enemy List

Wikipedia article of criticism of Family Guy

Apparently Family Guy has many enemies including Clerks, South Park, the Simpsons, a little comic from 1991 called Jimmy Corigan, Mad Magazine, and the New Yorker.

I personally love The Simpsons and South Park and Family Guy and consider them seperate entities. South Park is so intelligent, creative, potient and hiralous in a dark way. It has evolved so much since the firs season and just gets better. The Simpsons, also is unbearable with the first season, but got better and is stale once again. But it's classic, it's gold. The eps I love just cheer me up, whcih I can't pinpoint them right now but you know which ones I'm talking about. As for Family Guy, I just like watching it. It is spot-on on cultural references and what people think about but sometimes some gags go so long.

South Park's Bloody Mary Reairs!

Everyone was talking about last week that Comedy Central put back the South Park episode about Tom Cruise and Scientology on rotation and that it is nominated for an emmy! But, another episode that was unfairly pulled was "Holy Mary" in which a statue of the Virgin Mary bleeds. It will air this Wednesday at 10pm and also Saturday. I am not saying it was a great episode or that it made me squismish but no ep should be pulled, if it aired once, it can air again. Sweet sweet justice.

South Park Censoring: Jesus Christ!

I have been watching South Park syndicated repeats, on local channel 33 (My Network), yeah know its censored but its not that bad. You barely noticed sometimes, at best they blur something or cut something out. But where I draw the line now is... I was watching the Queer Eye for the Straight Guy parody and they cut out Mr. Slave's most famous catchphrase, the only one he has. "Jesus Christ!" Now, that deserves a "Jesus Christ."

Uncensored Cartoon Wars

I am posting alot today and this is one topic I did not touch on because I was still in fog of cartoon wars of South Park vs Family Guy that has polarized fans. I personally, love South Park and think it is far more intellegent but I don't care either way. I did underestimate the use of Mohammed talk on the two parter Cartoon Wars. When in the second part, they claim "Comedy Central" chose not to show Mohammed, some claim it is true. When I saw that, I even fogot that showing Mohammed would be possiblity. South Park, of course is going to deal with it. I was distracted by the Bart Simpson cameo. And now there is claims that the uncensored episode is out there on the internet. So some peopl would day Matt and Trey are aiming to upset everybody and when aren't they? I praise them, even though some jokes in the episodes were a bit heavyhanded. And Kyle vs Cartman happened before.

Comedy Central has been showing the episodes like crazy, both together. I didn't get to see the end of the first one so I am glad they ran it again on sunday. I am surprised the news hasn't been talking about this alot. I am happy they haven't. I think Comedy Central censoring them is part of the point anyway.