The One and Only South Park 100th Episode thread

[Guest Eagan469]

Preview:

 

Episode 701: I'm A Little Bit Country

The boys join some anti-war protesters because it’s a free pass out of school for the day. Their simple plan to protest their way out of class goes south when they find themselves in the middle of the two opposing sides of the war issue. Meanwhile, Cartman tries to have a flashback to 1776 to avoid studying for his American History assignment

[Guest Mole]

Cartman during the American Revolution?

 

That's gonna be gold.

[Guest Ravenbomb]

I'll be there, and I'll have pop corn and skittles

[Guest Eagan469]

I'll be there, and I'll have pop corn and skittles

say you'll have punch and pie - more people will come if there's punch and pie

[Guest razazteca]

I'll be there, and I'll have pop corn and skittles

say you'll have punch and pie - more people will come if there's punch and pie

And Free Hat

[Guest Eagan469]

lol at Slash backing up Randy Marsh

[Guest Eagan469]

great episode

[Guest WrestlingDeacon]

I was pretty underwhelmed, but I think that always happens when you purposely try to make a big anniversary show.

[Guest Ravenbomb]

that's the thing, I don't think they DID try to have a big anniversary show, they just did a 100th episode ending, the episode was about the war

[Guest El Satanico]

well...that episode was quite odd

[Guest El Satanico]

heh...they shotgunned a baby on Chapelle Show

[Guest Eagan469]

heh...they shotgunned a baby on Chapelle Show

heh - is this a new episode?

[Guest El Satanico]

I think so

[Guest WrestlingDeacon]

That might be a problem, I expected something big and got what I would judge to be a below average episode. They only thing I felt was funny was Cartman's attempts to have a flashback. There was so much they could have done with him actually being back in 1776 and all he did was pretty much go back and learn enough to save the day.

[Guest EQ]

I didn't like South Park tonight... I had a few laughs, but that's about it...

 

The opening skit of Chappelle's Show was fucking hilarious. I laughed more during that one skit than I did during the entire episode of South Park.

[Guest Mik at Cornell]

I learned something today guys. I learned that this country was built by some of the smartest people ever. What you fail to realize is that you pro-war people need the protesters. Without them, the rest of the world would think you were war hungry and hate the whole country instead of just our President. And you soft pussy protesters need the pro-war people, because if everyone was a pussy like you the United States would crumble. That's right, you guys, it's called having your cake and eating it too.

[Guest Eagan469]

diarrhea song! - that was classic

[Guest Eagan469]

Kid: G-G-G-G-G-G Unit!

 

Father: G-G-G-G-G-Get your ass on out of the car!

 

[Guest Ravenbomb]

say what you want about the episode as a whole, but when Cartman sang the Dawsons Creek song and killed the messenger boy with the log was GOLD.

[Guest kkktookmybabyaway]

My fav. part was the Founding Fathers going "rabble rabble rabble." For some reason I got a big kick out of that.

 

Interesting show, although it felt rushed. And how come there in the teasers there was a bit about a doctor talking about Cartman's "crack" but yet it didn't appear in the show -- did I just miss it?...

[Guest Crazy Dan]

I caught the end of the episode... but I liked Stan at the end shaking his head and "I hate this town"

 

But the beginning of the Dave Chappele show was gold. Odweed's was hilarious. That show is always a gaurantee laugh.

[moral suasion]

Interesting show, although it felt rushed. And how come there in the teasers there was a bit about a doctor talking about Cartman's "crack" but yet it didn't appear in the show -- did I just miss it?...

They do things like that all the time. The teaser on the commeicial is either not in the show or changed in the show.

 

The episode was great! I love the episodes where Cartman is portrayed as extremely smart or the hero. (episode 501, for example) Those episodes do a lot for Cartman.

 

I also loved that Stan's dad was the leader of the protesters.

 

Great stuff.

[Guest RevEvil]

I wish I could get CC on my tv.

[Guest The Amazing Rando]

i thought it was hilarious...i watched it twice.... and I think him bludgeoning the messenger and pulling the old school english accent was great

 

and the "flashback song" was gold

 

The ending, with Cartman being the hero, is something that they shouldn't overdo, but i love it when it happens cause it just pisses everyone else off.....and does Kenny die anymore or did I miss his death this episode?

[Guest fazzle]

Nope, Kenny doesn't die anymore.

 

So, now he:

 

A) Doesn't serve his one and only purpose anymore, and

 

B) Takes away screentime from more deserving characters.

 

 

They shoulda left him dead.

[JasonX]

i thought it was hilarious...i watched it twice.... and I think him bludgeoning the messenger and pulling the old school english accent was great

 

and the "flashback song" was gold

 

The ending, with Cartman being the hero, is something that they shouldn't overdo, but i love it when it happens cause it just pisses everyone else off.....and does Kenny die anymore or did I miss his death this episode?

It seems that P&S have retired the whole "killing Kenny every episode" running gag, which IMHO is what they should have done in the first place instead of killing Kenny off "for good" last year...

[JasonX]

that's the thing, I don't think they DID try to have a big anniversary show, they just did a 100th episode ending, the episode was about the war

TECHNICALLY this week's episode was not the real 100th episode. This week's episode was supposed to be the season opener with the episode that aired to open the season (which has the references to the pilot, the 100 episode marks, and cancellation) being the true 100th episode....