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[GoNordiques]

I think the Sunday Night Football mock was the best part of the episode. Also, poor Butters, just can't see to catch a break.

[jayjackson3]

Cash for Gold is the best one so far in my opinion.

[NJTank]

Finally this season had a classic episode, and a great smack down at the maker of the Kony2012 video and his breakdown.

[ZapRowsdower8]

NJTank, on April 13, 2012 - 01:12, said:

Finally this season had a classic episode, and a great smack down at the maker of the Kony2012 video and his breakdown.

I've had this song stuck him my head for 2 days. Also, wouldn't it be great if the Padres power hitter (do they have one?) used this as his at bat music!? "Jackin it in San Diego"

[Sodboy13]

"Come, take a load off."

[njmeadowlanders]

I moved to San Diego 3 months ago yesterday from New Jersey.  Needless to say I've received numerous texts about Jackin' it in San Diego.

[LMU]

I was in San Diego last weekend. That whole scene was spot on.

[pmoehrin]

I'm kind of surprised more people didn't like the TSA episode.  The only thing I could think of with that episode was that in going back and forth between Colorado and NYC Matt Stone and Trey Parker had to have the pleasure of going through post 9/11 Newark Liberty International at some point.  There are security measures I haven't seen at any other airport but Newark.  And its not like these measures appear to be all that helpful in terms of stopping terrorists.  They came off as redundant and are being handled by people who by in large I wouldn't trust to handle my garbage let alone issues of National security.

I feel like if you've only flown through normal airports like Dallas, Cincinnati or Vegas you don't have a real understanding of just how incompetent and awful security at a place like Newark Liberty can be which is sadly not that far off from what was described in the South Park episode.  Its amazing that the place can even still function as an airport.

[NJTank]

Silly pmoehrin that is just normal Newark, everything is redundant and ridiculous.

[Bucfan56]

pmoehrin, on April 14, 2012 - 02:13, said:

I'm kind of surprised more people didn't like the TSA episode.  The only thing I could think of with that episode was that in going back and forth between Colorado and NYC Matt Stone and Trey Parker had to have the pleasure of going through post 9/11 Newark Liberty International at some point.  There are security measures I haven't seen at any other airport but Newark.  And its not like these measures appear to be all that helpful in terms of stopping terrorists.  They came off as redundant and are being handled by people who by in large I wouldn't trust to handle my garbage let alone issues of National security.

I feel like if you've only flown through normal airports like Dallas, Cincinnati or Vegas you don't have a real understanding of just how incompetent and awful security at a place like Newark Liberty can be which is sadly not that far off from what was described in the South Park episode.  Its amazing that the place can even still function as an airport.

I flew through Newark in the summer of 2010 and it was a nightmare. By far the worst airport I've ever been to.

[njmeadowlanders]

I SHOULD'VE NEVER GONE ZIPLINING!

I loved this episode.  They went for and nailed something completely different.  That live-action sequence was phenomenal.  I loved this episode.  (Wait, I already said that, didn't I?)

[Mings]

I thought the episode kind of sucked until the live action thing. That made it freaking awesome.

[njmeadowlanders]

I was underwhelmed by the finale...at least we know Cartman's shoes are of the Detlef Schrempf shoe line.

[MEANS]

yeah not impressed at all

[njmeadowlanders]

Season 16 resumes at 10 eastern w/ "Sarcastaball":


Wiki:

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The episode focuses on the concussion epidemic in football, and depicts Randy Marsh implementing changes to the South Park Elementary football rulebook, creating a new version of the game that quickly becomes the nation's most popular sport, and which produces a particularly gifted student athlete, while Randy deals with a newfound inability to speak without irony or sarcasm.

[sportstar1212]

njmeadowlanders, on September 26, 2012 - 01:31, said:

Season 16 resumes at 10 eastern w/ "Sarcastaball":


Wiki:

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The episode focuses on the concussion epidemic in football, and depicts Randy Marsh implementing changes to the South Park Elementary football rulebook, creating a new version of the game that quickly becomes the nation's most popular sport, and which produces a particularly gifted student athlete, while Randy deals with a newfound inability to speak without irony or sarcasm.

It's either going to be a great episode or a terrible one. Hopefully I get home from my hockey game in time for it.

[sportstar1212]

I noticed that the Broncos jerseys in the show even had the Nike half-collars. They look stupider on there than in real life, if that's even possible.

[njmeadowlanders]

Just finished the west coast feed...brilliant.

Spoiler

Any episode that features Tom Brady drinking semen is OK in my book.

[Still MIGHTY]

Oh yeah. That was a really great episode. I mean it woah. Way to go Matt and Trey. Just go ahead an put the Emmy on the shelf, guys. I mean wow.

Spoiler

But seriously, I really liked this episode. Well done. and I loved the Jim Rome stuff. And of course, yeah Tom Brady drinking semen.

[Cujo]

Still MIGHTY, on September 27, 2012 - 01:13, said:

Oh yeah. That was a really great episode. I mean it woah. Way to go Matt and Trey. Just go ahead an put the Emmy on the shelf, guys. I mean wow.

Spoiler

But seriously, I really liked this episode. Well done. and I loved the Jim Rome stuff. And of course, yeah Tom Brady drinking semen.

Ok. I've gotta watch this espisode the moment it hits On Demand.

EDIT: Actually I'll just watch it now on CC's replay.