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UsaSatsui's Youtube Channel · Posted: Oct 04 2012 11:49 pm

I wanna try Rascal-tipping

Posted: Oct 05 2012 12:17 am

I've come up with an introduction to the episode in the vein of Star Wars: The Clone Wars. For best results, imagine Tom Kane's narrator voice:

An epidemic! As morbid obesity ravages the United States, Rascal scooters are being made readily available to such people for their convenience.

This is symptomatic of a drastic lowering of the populace's standards in recent years, which has given rise to such previously inconceivable reality shows as Here Comes Honey Boo Boo.

Meanwhile, legendary filmmaker James Cameron has set off on a voyage to the depths of the Marianas Trench, his goal: To find the fabled Bar and raise it to its former height once again....

UsaSatsui's Youtube Channel · Posted: Oct 11 2012 10:26 am

Another fantastic episode. God, I love that drawing.

Joined: Apr 14 2006 Location: Lake Michigan Posts: 3332

Loved the Bane voice. Good ep, if not great.

UsaSatsui's Youtube Channel · Posted: Oct 11 2012 12:09 pm

Cattivo wrote:

Loved the Bane voice. Good ep, if not great.

Oh bah. My wife, who almost skipped this one because she hasn't really been into it lately, was laughing the whole way though.

Then she ordered some stuff on Amazon. She couldn't remember what, though.

Joined: Apr 14 2006 Location: Lake Michigan Posts: 3332

Hehe.

The calls to Wolf Security just got a little old by the end. Still enjoyed it overall, though. The second half of the season has been better than the first half so far.

Title: The Self-Titler Joined: Aug 14 2010 Posts: 598

"Chad, is it?"
"Actually it's Thad."
"Thad... mmmmhmmm."

Also the security guy getting a call from another security guy was good.

Posted: Oct 11 2012 10:52 pm

Jud Crandall!

UsaSatsui's Youtube Channel · Posted: Oct 11 2012 11:09 pm

Cattivo wrote:

Hehe.

The calls to Wolf Security just got a little old by the end. Still enjoyed it overall, though. The second half of the season has been better than the first half so far.

That was the most hilarious part - that really could have been lifted from a security company call. The vast majority of alarms are false...I worked about a year for a security company that did alarm response, and there was never a legit one (and I set off more than a few...). The alarm system itself is a great deterrent, that's one reason they make it as visible as possible. Thieves just won't bother.

You can have your alarm system go straight to the police department and they'll send someone right away, but they tend to get pissed off about it after a couple false alarms. After the first couple, they fine you a couple hundred bucks per.

Posted: Oct 12 2012 12:17 am

I'm actually disappointed that Cartman's back to hating Jews instead of being one. I really hoped that'd stick.

UsaSatsui's Youtube Channel · Posted: Oct 12 2012 01:26 pm

jprime wrote:

I'm actually disappointed that Cartman's back to hating Jews instead of being one. I really hoped that'd stick.

Who says they're mutually exclusive?

Title: Titlating Joined: Dec 17 2007 Posts: 5042

Cartman is not one to shy away from hypocrisy

Posted: Oct 17 2012 09:38 pm

InSecurity was a decent episode. I guess they are on the right way. I liked the whole confused security organization.

"Police will be right there with blankets and kakao."

Title: The Self-Titler Joined: Aug 14 2010 Posts: 598

Eh, not a great episode. Butters and the golf ball was entertaining though, reminded me of his tap dancing career.

Joined: Apr 14 2006 Location: Lake Michigan Posts: 3332

It was enjoyable. Butters is always good for a feature. Nothing spectacular, but it was solid.

Posted: Oct 18 2012 11:23 am

Elvis Presley's portrayal was quite clever.

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Anyone else enjoy the Halloween ep? Having a Shining parody is pretty old by now, but I still greatly enjoyed it.

Feel like watching the Simpsons' "Shinning" now, heh.

Posted: Oct 26 2012 01:43 pm

Cattivo wrote:

Anyone else enjoy the Halloween ep? Having a Shining parody is pretty old by now, but I still greatly enjoyed it.

Feel like watching the Simpsons' "Shinning" now, heh.

i enjoyed it. i thought it was funny, especially the parts where they were treating the ipad as though it were actually stan itself.

"SOMEONE GET ME A CHARGER"

Posted: Oct 26 2012 06:01 pm

Not bad by any means, but I think this one could've waited a week. Halloween does fall on a Wednesday this year, after all.

Posted: Oct 27 2012 02:52 pm

username wrote:

Cattivo wrote:

Anyone else enjoy the Halloween ep? Having a Shining parody is pretty old by now, but I still greatly enjoyed it.

Feel like watching the Simpsons' "Shinning" now, heh.

i enjoyed it. i thought it was funny, especially the parts where they were treating the ipad as though it were actually stan itself.

"SOMEONE GET ME A CHARGER"

That was absolutely classic. Or when they tied it to a chair. Laughing

Posted: Oct 29 2012 06:52 pm

Gangnamstein!

Posted: Oct 30 2012 04:28 pm

"It's Iron Man, Captain America, Thor and Bruce Vilanch!"

Posted: Nov 01 2012 12:45 am

This one was okay. Nice to see Jesus again. Though I think this is the episode that should've aired last week.

Posted: Nov 06 2012 02:27 pm

Yeah, the Halloween episode should've been on Halloween. That would have made more sense on so many levels. The last 2 episodes were still good though. I got a little behind in watching, but I just saw the sarcastaball episode the other night. That one was fucking hilarious!

Posted: Nov 12 2012 02:48 am

Well, since no one seems to have anything to say about the finale, here's my peace: This was a perfect satire. The puzzle was laid out in such a way as to hold the audience's attention. Morgan Freeman's inclusion was a nice touch. And I would also have gone with Stan to be the one to burn those votes, my personal feelings on the Chinese government notwithstanding.