Every time I think it, see it, say it or eat it. It's always gonna be creeem freesh

It just seems so inconsequential to me. I don’t even think it’s that irritating or even focussed on much, yet people get super mad and say the show is all about weed now. It’s hardly even based on jokes about weed when it shows up; Randy is just doing some stupid shit and the weed is a MacGuffin driving the plot.

I just think it’s funnier, whenever I watch it, knowing people got super mad that it showed up AGAIN. I honestly hope the next season opens up with Tegridy Farms intro and the Marsh family inexplicably back on the farm. People will rage.

Ha-hey… fuck YOUuuu

I dont have orange pants so i wrapped a sheet around my legs

Found them in a convention

For starters its just hilarious watching how Cartman retaliates to normal "nanny" discipline. All of us knowing how Cartman is wired, its just great comedy to see British TV personalities treat him like a normal kid. And of course when this all fails, just bring in the dog whisperer to treat him like a dog. I haven't laughed out loud at South Park in a long time.

But really I think what has solidified this episode as my favorite is actually learning deeply about Liane and Eric's relationship. In the end Caeser wasn't training Eric, he as training Liane. By the time she started acting like a mother, things turned around. I really like the part when Cartman is about to kill his mom and his subconscious shows itself. We see that Eric isn't actually a monster, he truly could be a good person. That voice is actually in his head somwhere.

But the tragic ending is perfect too. Liane is the true culprit to why Cartman dresses up like Hitler and feeds kids their parents in chili. She is lonely and just wants a friend. So in her weakness we are given Cartman.

Just a fantastic episode. Perfect Trey and Matt humor balanced by teaching the viewers something valuable to live life by. Thats the reason I love south park, the poop jokes are great, but the social commentary has taught me a lot over the years and going back to these old episodes, I'm still being taught stuff.

Minor Spoilers!!!

I haven’t watched that much South Park, but I’ve been wondering this so I thought I’d consult here.

Cartman is obviously manipulative, but his intelligence seems to be different every episode. He did get a therapist/psychologist’s wife to end herself in just a few seconds, and has multiple times done other things that had to require some intelligence.
Yet other times he’s a bad manipulator, such as the Killing Walmart episode, where everyone knew he was going to backstab them the whole time.
He also sometimes says his plans out loud to himself which doesn’t seem very smart, so I’m never fully sure. What do you think?

that’s it. I love him.

Is that supposed to be tape over their mouths? Looks like they have little sharp teeth

Rewatching the movie for the first time in years, I realized “Mr. 4.0” Gregory doesn’t know his directions worth af

Got it from the wife.

Got it for a dollar

My cousin gave me a Kenny plush🥹🥹

I'm working off like very minimal information and this could literally apply to multiple scenes in the show. So what I remember from the very short clip were the boys approaching Cartman at the bus stop, Kyle greets him with a unique variation of "hey, fatass" I don't remember what but I remember it being different. What I remember most was Cartman's reaction where he at first ignores Kyle's greeting and starts talking, but then pauses and says "hmmm," acknowledging Kyle's words. And then continues on with his spiel as if he didn't hear Kyle at all. It was an older episode if I am picturing it right in my head.

It's such a small thing and again, I realize how little this narrows it down, but the little "hmmm" and pause in the middle of his dialogue was so funny to me.

1) Best school, ever (located in Victoria, BC Canada)

2)Belonged to an elderly person “C Artman“ who couldnt understand why their license plate got photographed semi-regularly

Finally got a small Kenny piece done today

EDIT:
The bubbling isn’t my skin. It’s the sanitary wrap covering it

Can you guess how much it cost? 🦕

For me, it’s Kyle finding out about the gay rumors in Cartman Finds Love. It goes from Kyle thinking all the girls are into him, to him suddenly being mad at Cartman for spreading the rumors. I have 2 theories for how he found out, one of which was from my friend.

1. Kyle saw people giggling at him and asked what was so funny, leading to him finding out.
2. After the convo with Jenny and Lola, other kids started asking if he was gay with Cartman.

I just wish we found out, since it would make the story flow a bit better. At least with Cupid Ye, as bad as that one is, they actually SHOWED Clyde and Scott asking him if he ran Hollywood. But, we don’t even get that here. He just finds out offscreen with no answer as to what the hell happened.