South Park: 04/16
04-17-03, 08:58 AM
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I LOVE this show, but I agree that this was the worst episode ever. The hand puppet bit was mildly amusing at the start, but unfortunately, they stuck with it for the whole episode.
And while I accept the show to be racy and raunchy, I think having a 10-year old give an adult a HJ is in very poor judgement and taste--and I'm not some whiny liberal or religious freak...I just became very uncomfortable in that scene....just didn't seem appropriate.
And while I accept the show to be racy and raunchy, I think having a 10-year old give an adult a HJ is in very poor judgement and taste--and I'm not some whiny liberal or religious freak...I just became very uncomfortable in that scene....just didn't seem appropriate.
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04-17-03, 10:03 AM
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Originally posted by Chew
Do you mean Senor Wences? Alright? Alright.
Do you mean Senor Wences? Alright? Alright.
04-17-03, 10:30 AM
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Huh. I thought this was one of the BEST South Park episodes ever. Interesting to see all of the different opinions. I was laughing all the way through, it worked on so many different levels. Yet another reminder that Cartman is one of the funniest animated characters ever. Taco Flavored Kisses, the HJ (and worse, in his bed), the JLo as a bitch, the ending, I loved it all. I do agree that Kenny doesn't serve much purpose. Bring back Butters!
04-17-03, 10:33 AM
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Originally posted by jkingfish
YES! Thanks! I looked all over the internet for a picture of him doing Senor Wences. I tried to explain it to my wife and she was all with the confused looks.
YES! Thanks! I looked all over the internet for a picture of him doing Senor Wences. I tried to explain it to my wife and she was all with the confused looks.
Senor Wences is the gentlemen's name and Johnny is the "hands" name.
To see Senor in action, he's available on The Muppet Show Vol 15.
04-17-03, 11:07 AM
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It was funny. I agree that the Cartman/Jennifer hand job on Ben was hilarious.
04-17-03, 11:24 AM
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Originally posted by neiname
Back to the HJ comments from people... I took it as Ben was getting a BJ from Miss Lopez not a HJ from Cartman
Back to the HJ comments from people... I took it as Ben was getting a BJ from Miss Lopez not a HJ from Cartman
04-17-03, 12:23 PM
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Originally posted by SleepyW
And while I accept the show to be racy and raunchy, I think having a 10-year old give an adult a HJ is in very poor judgement and taste--and I'm not some whiny liberal or religious freak...I just became very uncomfortable in that scene....just didn't seem appropriate.
And while I accept the show to be racy and raunchy, I think having a 10-year old give an adult a HJ is in very poor judgement and taste--and I'm not some whiny liberal or religious freak...I just became very uncomfortable in that scene....just didn't seem appropriate.
I agree, that was pretty far. but I still laughed. Maybe that's not a good sign.
04-17-03, 12:33 PM
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Cartman is blatantly gay
Originally posted by Groucho
Ben Affleck has a pretty good sense of humor, but you got to wonder what he thinks about being shown getting a handjob from an 11-year-old.
Ben Affleck has a pretty good sense of humor, but you got to wonder what he thinks about being shown getting a handjob from an 11-year-old.
04-17-03, 12:39 PM
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Originally posted by SleepyW
And while I accept the show to be racy and raunchy, I think having a 10-year old give an adult a HJ is in very poor judgement and taste--and I'm not some whiny liberal or religious freak...I just became very uncomfortable in that scene....just didn't seem appropriate.
And while I accept the show to be racy and raunchy, I think having a 10-year old give an adult a HJ is in very poor judgement and taste--and I'm not some whiny liberal or religious freak...I just became very uncomfortable in that scene....just didn't seem appropriate.
04-17-03, 12:45 PM
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Causes me to wonder whether this episode will be banned from future DVD editions. Hell, we saw it last night, but will we ever see it again on TV? My God, I may have to resort to buying overseas VCD's to get this episode!
While the HJ is indeed quite racy, I couldn't help but laugh. Guess I'm not a whiny liberal or religious freak. God help me.
While the HJ is indeed quite racy, I couldn't help but laugh. Guess I'm not a whiny liberal or religious freak. God help me.
04-17-03, 12:49 PM
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The HJ was nothing for Cartman. Remember that he did suck 'Seamen' out of a garden hose in a previous episode. 
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04-17-03, 12:55 PM
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I'm surprised at all the Kenny-bashers. Having Kenny on the show is like having the sun rise in the morning. It's natural to see him, and Kenny has never been a tremendous focus on the show. Hell, you can't understand his mutterings anyway, so what's the difference? His family's funny, you have to admit, and if there's no Kenny, there's no dumb older brother, no drunk-no-account-loser father, no trailer-trash humor (yes, Kenny comes from Trailer-Trash).
I like Butters as much as anybody, but PLEASE, no more of Professor Chaos! When his alter-ego is on, I cringe as I do not find it very amusing.
I like Butters as much as anybody, but PLEASE, no more of Professor Chaos! When his alter-ego is on, I cringe as I do not find it very amusing.
04-17-03, 12:57 PM
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Originally posted by SleepyW
And while I accept the show to be racy and raunchy, I think having a 10-year old give an adult a HJ is in very poor judgement and taste--and I'm not some whiny liberal or religious freak...I just became very uncomfortable in that scene....just didn't seem appropriate.
And while I accept the show to be racy and raunchy, I think having a 10-year old give an adult a HJ is in very poor judgement and taste--and I'm not some whiny liberal or religious freak...I just became very uncomfortable in that scene....just didn't seem appropriate.
Did anyone watch Chapelle's Show that followed? The segment about the blind black white supremist was incredibly funny. I guess a black man poking fun at dumb white hicks is the only way the N-word can be repeated on commercial TV. Even South Park had to truncate the word when Mr Garrison said it at the end of an episode.
04-17-03, 01:01 PM
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I've heard the n-word used in a derogatory manner on both "NYPD Blue" and "The Shield," among other shows. As for cutting off Mr. Garrison, that was part of the gag...I doubt they were "forced" to do it by Comedy Central.
04-17-03, 01:03 PM
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Originally posted by Groucho
I've heard the n-word used in a derogatory manner on both "NYPD Blue" and "The Shield," among other shows. As for cutting off Mr. Garrison, that was part of the gag...I doubt they were "forced" to do it by Comedy Central.
I've heard the n-word used in a derogatory manner on both "NYPD Blue" and "The Shield," among other shows. As for cutting off Mr. Garrison, that was part of the gag...I doubt they were "forced" to do it by Comedy Central.
04-17-03, 01:20 PM
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I expect in the other examples, it was slipped one or two times. In Chapelle's Show, it was more like 20-30 times. Almost as egregious as the South Park with the sh*t counter in the corner. The boundary wasn't just broken, it was taken out with a 2,000lb bunker-busting JDAM.
