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To: EveningStar

Disagree. The show keeps getting better. The quality rises, the political satire is sharper and the boundaries get pushed. I laugh out way more than during the first 4 episodes.


3 posted on 10/22/2008 7:03:22 AM PDT by SolidWood
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To: SolidWood

Totally agree. It’s without a doubt the bravest, least politically correct show on TV. I don’t think anything else even comes close.


5 posted on 10/22/2008 7:08:40 AM PDT by Soothesayer (I'm breaking out of this hand basket!)
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To: SolidWood
I'm a late comer to SP - after listening to a coworker tell me for years that he was certain I would love the show, I finally watched a couple years ago and he was right. That was also the year I got my DVR so I down loaded the all the episode titles from all seasons and set out to watch every one.

So I've seen all but a couple, and not in any particular order. A few were lame, most were hilarious but it seems like the show has stayed consistent, although in the earlier episodes I have a hard time understanding what Cartman is saying.

8 posted on 10/22/2008 7:19:37 AM PDT by meowmeow (In Loving Memory of Our Dear Viking Kitty (1987-2006))
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To: SolidWood

I was disappointed that Parker and Stone didn’t do a political satire piece this close to an election.

They don’t care if I’m pissed off. That’s the beauty of the show. They don’t care who they piss off. If they piss off everyone than it’s Mission Accomplished.


29 posted on 10/23/2008 5:59:41 PM PDT by Eric Blair 2084 (Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms shouldn't be a federal agency...it should be a convenience store.)
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