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""Just pour your favorite salsa in the top and it comes out of the dispenser at the bottom!""

haha that was great, south park can take stuff that is basically just throw-away lines and make them awesome

3/27/2009 1:22:56 AM

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"much better than last two"

3/27/2009 2:56:31 AM

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"NEW YORK, March 30, 2009 – THE 4TH GRADE BOYS ARE THE VICTIMS OF AN APRIL FOOL’S JOKE in an all-new episode of "South Park" titled, "Eat, Pray, Queef,” premiering on Wednesday, April 1 at 10:00 p.m. on COMEDY CENTRAL. Someone played an April Fools joke on the boys and it didn’t go over well. Butters is incapacitated, Cartman is furious and the rest of the boys are afraid someone might do it again. "

LOL, this is gonna be great.

and its a butters episode.

3/30/2009 12:17:40 AM

They included a link to the episode.

[Edited on April 1, 2009 at 9:53 AM. Reason : BIGGAR]

4/1/2009 9:53:34 AM

aha

4/1/2009 8:32:57 PM

haha thats awesome

4/1/2009 8:51:56 PM

Not a very good episode imo

4/1/2009 10:26:21 PM

Queefing banned!!!

Thanks to road warrior queef!

Hahahahahahahahahaha, this is hilarious.

edit: Didn't see this turning into a woman's rights episode, haha.

[Edited on April 1, 2009 at 10:28 PM. Reason : d]

4/1/2009 10:26:52 PM

It was alright

4/1/2009 10:28:50 PM

QUEEF FREEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!


I now pronounce you queefs and farts.

4/1/2009 10:31:56 PM

how can people who watch south park not like that episode?

that was south park at its best

4/1/2009 10:34:26 PM

that was friggin funny, the martha stewart thing had me rolling

4/1/2009 10:35:05 PM

http://blog.wired.com/underwire/2009/03/stone-unveils-s.html

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"If you corner South Park co-creator Matt Stone at some Los Angeles intersection, don't bother asking him what he and comedic partner Trey Parker have in store for the rest of the show's new season. With South Park, Matt Stone, left, and Trey Parker have created a show that can turn out timely episodes on a dime. Photo courtesy South Park Studios They don't have a clue, and they like it that way. So far in Season 13, South Park has taken on The Dark Knight, the Jonas Brothers, Disney and the current financial crisis. But none of those timely, topical show concepts existed even a week prior to their airing, Stone says, and nobody associated with the animated sitcom knows for sure what politically incorrect terrain South Park's band of foul-mouthed fourth-graders will tread as the season unfolds. "When we deliver an episode to Comedy Central," Stone told Wired.com, "we don't know what we want to do next. But Trey and I will hang out and talk about ideas. It comes down to what's on our mind and what makes us laugh.... Fortunately, we have a great set of artists and animators here that we can trust to put an episode together in that time. It lets us do anything we want to do from week to week." Still, Stone said the ability to turn any story around in less than a week is something they try to use sparingly. "We want the show to be funny and don't want it to be an issue show every week," said Stone. "Most of our shows don't (deal with current events) because we try to make sure that we're working with something people will remember." There's no risk of anyone forgetting South Park's place in television and pop culture now. The award-winning show's success has given Parker and Stone the freedom to embrace their chaotic creativity and write about whatever they choose, no matter how sensitive the subject. Basing their wildly popular show around crudely animated characters gives them extra wiggle room to tackle taboo topics. "We have very few problems with Comedy Central," Stone said. "They love us because we're making them a lot of money. And we're rich enough now that we have no one to be afraid of out there." South Park has also embraced web distribution, offering all its episodes for free online. The preview clip for this week's April Fools' Day episode, "Eat, Pray, Queef," has been viewed more than 50,000 times. While pundits found political movements on the show and Time magazine wonders aloud if South Park is "the most moral show on television," its creators want to make sure they don't disappear up their own backsides. "We don't want to become the kind of Hollywood guys who take themselves seriously because we're rich and drive nice cars — even though we like being rich and driving nice cars," Stone said. If Stone and Parker can keep their heads and maintain the well-oiled machine they set up, how long can South Park go on? "Trey and I used to say we'd stop doing the show by the time we were 40 because we wouldn't be cool anymore, but Trey's almost 40 now — so maybe we'll change that to 50." Season 13 of South Park continues at 10 p.m. Wednesdays on Comedy Central. "

4/1/2009 11:36:01 PM

So they can throw together a show in a week. Big deal. I'd be impressed if they could throw it together in a week and still have it be funny.

4/1/2009 11:41:07 PM

yea it was ok, i dont know if they are getting worse or if i'm just growing out of/older/tired of SP? not sure which i would prefer either

of course i was never a huge T&P guy, that stuff is ok in small doses, but gets tired with a quickness


that said, i love butters, his really long laugh when cartman farted was great

4/1/2009 11:44:14 PM

last week was better but this wasn't bad.

4/2/2009 12:16:48 AM

i didn't like this one at all...

4/2/2009 1:13:13 AM

Am I the only one that made a connection to gay marriage at the end? Perhaps I just might be searching for a cultural reference in every little thing, but to me: women = gay people, queefs = gay marriage, men = straight people, farts = straight marriage. Am I crazy to think this?

4/2/2009 2:39:54 AM

i would have bought thought except for that guilt trip at the end the mom gives the dad for taking away this one thing she had to have fun and cut loose

4/2/2009 3:21:09 AM

i think you read too much into it, i mean south park is not one for metaphors, they come right out n say it

4/2/2009 3:24:00 AM

i laffed



i didnt want to, but i did

4/2/2009 4:08:06 AM

i def liked it

huffing unicorn >

4/2/2009 6:44:29 AM

I enjoyed it

I liked seeing the guys get mad at the baby farting inside a woman comparison only when it came out the vagina after laughing the whole way through.

They should have a had a woman stand up and say "De tuk r queefs"

4/2/2009 8:36:59 AM

An episode about how women should be treated as equals to men. ..on april fool's day. So should the general message be, "Hurray for women's efforts, they ARE equal! ...sike"?



(I didn't laugh until the Road Warrior.. then I lost it)

[Edited on April 2, 2009 at 11:25 AM. Reason : RW]

4/2/2009 11:25:04 AM

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""Most of our shows don't (deal with current events)"

haha

[Edited on April 3, 2009 at 1:14 AM. Reason : .]

4/3/2009 1:14:10 AM

^

if you look at every episode since the beginning, I'd definitely agree that most their shows don't deal with current events. They may go after celebrities quite often, but I wouldn't go so far as to classify those episodes as current events..

4/3/2009 9:57:24 AM

Road warrior made me sick haha

4/3/2009 10:29:24 AM

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"Am I the only one that made a connection to gay marriage at the end? Perhaps I just might be searching for a cultural reference in every little thing, but to me: women = gay people, queefs = gay marriage, men = straight people, farts = straight marriage. Am I crazy to think this? "

yes, you are crazy.

the show was about shattering double-standards, but there are more double-standards in the world than just straight vs. gay marriage.....

4/3/2009 11:35:24 AM

^ I actually don't think that idea is too far fetched...I mean, I certainly didn't think about that while I was watching, and South Park usually does the best job they can to make sure their point is obvious but...

The idea does "work", is right in line with Trey and Matt's general views, and considering everything it could have been about, none of that necessitated the marriage at the end. The plot of the show did not call for a marriage of T&P and K&K to be married for a tie out, so I would believe an argument saying that the fact that they got married was a stronger symbol than you might think.

4/3/2009 12:18:03 PM

i too like to read as much as possible into south park episodes

4/3/2009 12:24:58 PM

bttt

NEW Southpark in 10 minutes!

4/8/2009 9:50:20 PM

Good call, I'd forgotten completely.

4/8/2009 9:53:43 PM

bringing the lulz so far

4/8/2009 10:08:18 PM

The Jay Leno butchering of the joke was spot on.

4/8/2009 10:08:42 PM

MCEscher = kanye

4/8/2009 10:21:42 PM

fishstdicks

4/8/2009 10:25:02 PM

ending was pretty awesome

4/8/2009 10:32:18 PM

haha Kanye got clowned

4/8/2009 10:32:23 PM

is carlos mencia even on tv anymore? god i hated that guy.

4/8/2009 10:34:20 PM

that was funny, jewbots

4/9/2009 12:31:03 AM

I thought it was a pretty average episode, minus the part where they beat Carlos Mencia to death with a bat.

I always love it when Comedy Central gives them the go ahead to shit all over the network.

4/9/2009 1:02:21 AM

obligatory "simpsons did it" at that last line

4/9/2009 1:06:55 AM

Best episode of the season by miles.

4/9/2009 1:44:23 AM

lol i fucking loved it tonight

the song at the end was classic

4/9/2009 3:11:09 AM

Great episode tonight.

Searched online and couldn't find a good copy of the South Park last supper, so like i said i would i took a screen shot of it:



If anyone wants it.

[Edited on April 9, 2009 at 3:43 AM. Reason : Was only from the 720p rip. Anyone got a 1080i copy?]

4/9/2009 3:42:54 AM

sweet

4/9/2009 11:56:10 AM

Episode is on again.

Funny as fuck, ripping on late night talk show hosts was great, as was the Mencia thing. I don't really follow Kanye (he actually called himself the voice of a generation, right?), but the shit with him was still great.

4/13/2009 2:24:07 AM

i want to build my own army of jewbots.

kosher engineering ftw

4/13/2009 3:09:31 AM

^^ yes he did

4/13/2009 12:49:31 PM

here's the full, unedited "gay fish" song: http://www.zshare.net/download/5842618410630956/

4/13/2009 5:26:00 PM