100th South Park

[Rick]

"No one wants to hear some twangy pro-war country songs!"
"Yeah, well no one wants to hear some dumb protest rock music!"

Seriously, that was absolutley genius. I am blown away by the brilliance in which this issue in particular was handled. Parker and Stone are some of the brightest minds in entertainment today, and I feel like I've bettered myself as a person having seen it. Wow.

[Jeremy]

Reminds me of the Elian Gonzales ep that aired like a day after the kid was taken. Fucking awesome. The show has slipped as of late, but it's getting back on track.

[Doug Branches]

I have never seen an episode of South Park. I saw the movie though. Does this make me...weird?!??

I did see Baseketball though, and I thought it was funny as hell

[Rick]

I don't see anything wrong with that, considering the movie was the best musical ever made.

[Doug Branches]

Cannibal the musical still runs a strong second place though (wonders if anyone has seen it)

[Mman]

Yeah, some of the best social commentary today is done by Southpark. Some of the episodes are misses though, but when they are on, it is fantastic.

[Timber]

This was definitly the best SP ep I've seen in a long time. Cartman was really on the whole ep & they handled the issue perfectly.

Originally posted by Doug Branches
Cannibal the musical still runs a strong second place though (wonders if anyone has seen it)

"owns it on DVD*

Thanks Troma!

[spacecowboy]

I agree. Matt Stone and Trey Parker are as insightful as they are funny. I thought Cannibal the musical was boring as shit. One of my least favorite Troma movies.

SC

[Doug Branches]

Hmm...could Willy Wonka be considered a musical? If so, well that takes the crown

[Timber]

It's the only Troma movie I can watch all the way through. Of course I'm not a b-movie fan at all.