Just wanted to give everyone a head’s up, as a new South Park episode seems to be a VERY rare thing these days.
Tonight’s subject-o-the-week:
Tiger Woods. I can see the townspeople forming a mob and ranting about how DARE Tiger want to have SEX? Followed with a “that’s so gay” remark by either Garrison or Kyle. Good times.
Loved all the knowing looks throughout the episode.
I think Tosh.0 is brilliant. It is head and shoulders above the other talking head comedy shows for pure humor. (Daily Show, Colbert Report, The Soup, Important Things, etc…)
I loved which 3 it was that had the addiction. I loved the stupid test for the addiction. I loved the “data” that obviously showed an impending plague by the high school years. I about busted a gut seeing how Kenny died. I loved how Kenny was buried. I loved Butters flipping out at the funeral attacking the bush.
And the experiment with the monkey and the load of cash was just too much.
I wasn’t overly impressed, not a horrible episode, but not a great one either, just a sort of “meh” episode, I was actually more impressed with the premiere of the new “Ugly Americans” animated show that followed it, they even have a “Worst-Case-Survival” style parody PDF document on the UA page on Comedy Central’s website
[QUOTE=DOI PDF Guide]
HOW TO ASSIST A ZOMBIE WITH FLESH CRAVINGS
It is no secret that Zombies crave human flesh (usually
brains). Advancements in the field of Zombie nutrition
have slowed the epidemic of brain addiction, but the
problem is still rampant. In the event that a Zombie
shows the telltale signs of flesh cravings*:
Try to find a synthetic bioorganic substitute, such as
Skinaburst Gum, Flesh Toast, or Soy Brain.
Try to locate the Zombie’s sponsor. If the sponsor
is unavailable, call 311 for directions to the nearest
Brain-Eaters Anonymous meeting.
If the situation becomes dangerous, immediately go
limp, roll your eyes back into your head, and moan
“braaaiiinnnns” while stumbling around. Zombies have
no interest in the flesh of fellow Zombies.
*Gnawing on you in your sleep, hoarding surgical instruments, etc.
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On second thought, it wasn’t as bad as I remember, the “EA Sports Tiger Woods” golf game that concentrated more on the marital problems between Woods and his wife (gotta love a golf game that has a fighting game embedded in it), the monkey experiments with sex addiction, and Butters’ obsession with “Bush” (I was expecting Kenny to be the out-of-control maniac there), I really couldn’t care less about the celebrity “cameos” though, then again, I’m a bit antisocial and hate the whole celebrity-worship “thing”, overall, an average episode
I’ll give it another go tonight, see if my opinion changes
Good episode. It’s always been a wonder to me how anyone can seriously expect rich, successful men (especially famous and good-looking rich, successful men) to be faithful to their wives when sexy young nubile women are throwing themselves at them around every corner.