Last weeks one about Canada was just plain weird, like it was one big in joke amongst the writers, or a satire of something no ones heard of. Either that or just plain unfunny.
[QUOTE=Wee Bairn]
Last weeks one about Canada was just plain weird, like it was one big in joke amongst the writers, or a satire of something no ones heard of. Either that or just plain unfunny.
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I think it was making fun of the writer’s strike, especially since one of their demands was for a higher share of internet profits. I didn’t think it was all that funny, but I loved the battle royale among the you tube stars.
[QUOTE=Larry Borgia]
I think it was making fun of the writer’s strike, especially since one of their demands was for a higher share of internet profits. I didn’t think it was all that funny, but I loved the battle royale among the you tube stars.
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I didn’t even think of that- maybe I’ll rewatch with that in mind and it might be better. Unfortunately I only knew who maybe one of the youtube people was, so I couldn’t enjoy that part.
[QUOTE=Larry Borgia]
I think it was making fun of the writer’s strike, especially since one of their demands was for a higher share of internet profits. I didn’t think it was all that funny, but I loved the battle royale among the you tube stars.
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Yes, the World Canadian Bureau’s acronym was WGA (Writer’s Guild of America).
[QUOTE=Wee Bairn]
Last weeks one about Canada was just plain weird, like it was one big in joke amongst the writers, or a satire of something no ones heard of. Either that or just plain unfunny.
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It was one big in joke amongst anyone who has watched tv, listened to or read any news, or had a conversation about television in the last 6 months. Come on, man. The World Canada Bureau - The WGA. And Kyle’s speech at the end didn’t tip you off?
[QUOTE=Larry Borgia]
Actually I meant the episode two weeks ago, “Major Boobage.”
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Not a Heavy Metal fan?
[QUOTE=Cisco]
It was one big in joke amongst anyone who has watched tv, listened to or read any news, or had a conversation about television in the last 6 months. Come on, man. The World Canada Bureau - The WGA. And Kyle’s speech at the end didn’t tip you off?
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I fully admit it went right over my head why the acronym didn’t match the words and I didn’t make the writers connection. I don’t think I even knew that was what the writers association was called- SAG I knew, but not WGA. And as I didn’t find it funny I didn’t make it to the end speech, but with this new found knowledge in hand I’ll give it another try next time its on. ![]()
I finally caught most of it late last night on repeat. One of the best Garrison-heavy episodes. And speaking as a NY Giants fan, any mockery of the New England Patriots is a good thing.
I’m surprised they got away with the dick joke, too. I’m not referring to the scenes showing a laboratory-engineered penis/mouse running around, but the shot of Mickey Mouse with an enormous hard-on. I wonder how Trey & Matt’s lawyers precleared this, given how Disney’s previously gone after similar instances of, ahem, ribald creative license taken with their trademarked characters. Disney has a history of being very energetic in protecting their trademarks.
I’m afraid Disney might seek to preclude future airings/merchandising of that shot (or even episode), as the Church of Scientology tried to put the kibbosh on a CoS-spoof episode.
The sand box scene was terrific. The teacher asking the students if anyone there had seen his penis. Then Butters saying that hurt my brain.
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Not a Heavy Metal fan?
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Yes I am, that’s why I’d put it on my top ten list.