Staying socially relevant after nearly 30 years is insane. It also helps that this episode felt like a return to form, before the pandemic and Tegridy Farms.
I actually really liked the Tegridy Farms arc… Anytime we see Randy just double down on his bullshit makes me laugh.
oh yeah nothing against tegridy farms, love me some Randy stories. Just that the format felt class with doing a standalone story of the town taking things too far, the boys doing dumb shit and
spoiler
kenny dying
Fuck man why’d you have to ruin it for me
Yah know it’s just so fun being a sadist
I like how stilted the opening song is to jam in the extra syllables in America. It makes the point stand out like a sore thumb.
Shame it’s still under paramount umbrella.
A shame?
Matt and Trey got an absurd amount of money, total liberty and get to keep making fun of Trump and his gaggle of morons in the corporation that is supposed to be doing Trump’s bidding.
It’s one of the best cases of poetic justice.
Yeah, but now I don’t want to watch it cause it’ll support paramount
Sail the seas matey 🏴☠️
This is the correct answer.
Matt and Trey already got very well compensated.
South Park is the last gasp of the prior management and Viacom/Paramount’s previous left-leaning employee and executive base.
They completed that deal with the South Park guys in the last weeks before Skydance took over, and from what we’ve seen, that was probably their last renewal but also one that wouldn’t have happened if the deal closed a few months earlier.
At least the company gets resentment from Mango Mussolini.
That’s a return to form for South
ParkAmerica. The ending song is hilarious.South Park feels like some of the last sanity remaining coming out of the US, gives me a glimmer of hope
We’ll only get 6 episodes this season though. I miss the time where series had like 20-25 episodes per season.
That time never was.
Most we ever got was 17 episodes in Season 3, 4 and 6.
Correction: Season 2 had 18 episodes.
I meant more generally in series. It seems every series today is 6-8 episodes, and then you get to wait 2-3 years between seasons. At least South Park has been somewhat consistent with time between releases.
