South Park -- "Major Boobage" -- 3/26/2008
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Meh. Sounds like too much Kenny and Heavy Metal was lame. Doesnt sound too promising. Then again the first two did sound promising and werent that great so hopefully this one suprises me.
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I kinda wanna go back to when we didn't know what the hell the episode was about until the moment it aired. That way expectations are not over-inflated.
I guess I can solve this by just not reading the plot synopsis bt I am too weak that way sometimes in these matters.
I guess I can solve this by just not reading the plot synopsis bt I am too weak that way sometimes in these matters.
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When the picture of the cat turned negative, and roared, i laughed pretty hard. Good episode. Now I feel like watching Heavy Metal Good to see a current events episode again
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Wow, that was topical.
Next week can only be an episode themed around the eugenics movement of the 1920s crossed with the Long Hot Summer of 1967.
As with the second episode, the execution was fine. There was a chuckle or two. The lack of topical material combined with not being as funny as in the past makes these episodes almost a chore to watch if you ask me.
Next week can only be an episode themed around the eugenics movement of the 1920s crossed with the Long Hot Summer of 1967.
As with the second episode, the execution was fine. There was a chuckle or two. The lack of topical material combined with not being as funny as in the past makes these episodes almost a chore to watch if you ask me.
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Originally Posted by Jimmy James
Wow, that was topical.
Next week can only be an episode themed around the eugenics movement of the 1920s crossed with the Long Hot Summer of 1967.
As with the second episode, the execution was fine. There was a chuckle or two. The lack of topical material combined with not being as funny as in the past makes these episodes almost a chore to watch if you ask me.
Next week can only be an episode themed around the eugenics movement of the 1920s crossed with the Long Hot Summer of 1967.
As with the second episode, the execution was fine. There was a chuckle or two. The lack of topical material combined with not being as funny as in the past makes these episodes almost a chore to watch if you ask me.
Actually it was a Eliot Spitzer parody but thanks for playing.
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Ehh, a few laughs. Would have been better if I had actually been cheesing. Unlike the last two, I think this ep might get better will multiple viewings.
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Awful. Not a single chuckle. And basing an episode on references to an obscure movie that I'd wager no more than 10% of the audience has even heard of, and maybe a third of that group has seen? Toothless.
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Originally Posted by Mopower
Actually it was a Eliot Spitzer parody but thanks for playing.
I recognized the apology scene, obviously, but I'm pretty conversant in that story and they hit on little else related to it.
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Thought it was an ok episode. Had a few good moments:
1) Cartman telling the cat to keep a diary.
2) Cartman finding Kenny cheesing in the attic.
3) Cartman telling Kyle that he would never understand what the cats have to go through.
4) Just the term "cheesing" had me laughing.
5) Gerald cheesing and fighting Kenny in the sand pit with only his underwear on.
1) Cartman telling the cat to keep a diary.
2) Cartman finding Kenny cheesing in the attic.
3) Cartman telling Kyle that he would never understand what the cats have to go through.
4) Just the term "cheesing" had me laughing.
5) Gerald cheesing and fighting Kenny in the sand pit with only his underwear on.
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Maybe I'm not "hip", but is there such a thing called "cheesing"? And does it involve snorting cat piss?
I just didn't get this episode. Unlike some, I'm not going to call it the "worst episode ever", and this season isn't really up to par (so far), but then again, they set the bar so high the past few seasons there's really no way they could live up to it.
I just didn't get this episode. Unlike some, I'm not going to call it the "worst episode ever", and this season isn't really up to par (so far), but then again, they set the bar so high the past few seasons there's really no way they could live up to it.
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Originally Posted by Charlie Goose
Awful. Not a single chuckle. And basing an episode on references to an obscure movie that I'd wager no more than 10% of the audience has even heard of, and maybe a third of that group has seen? Toothless.
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Maybe not the homerun I was hoping for, but it was certainly an improvement over the last two.
I was really hoping to see Cartman in the Metal environment.
Cartman as a near-Oskar Schindler character is classic, especially the part with Kyle at the end recalling the parallel to history.
I was really hoping to see Cartman in the Metal environment.
Cartman as a near-Oskar Schindler character is classic, especially the part with Kyle at the end recalling the parallel to history.