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It must be Shart Week on the Terrence and Phillip show.

The boys are finally ten :D

awsome i love this episode

My god, I only saw two posts in here from people with sand in their vagina - I've never seen that few. This is really something. South Park is back, baby!

Interesting to find out, got a bit of a Wall Street/Boiler Room vibe from some of the scenes, but figured that was just me imagining it


As for the episode (new here but not to the show) I'd give it probably a 8/10. Quite liked it and got a few good laughs out of it. As an obsessed lover of Poutine, that bit bug me so much . Need to watch the episode again to really form a decent opinion (as mood can play a role, watched TMI first when I was tired and not really interested in any comedies, thus first found it pretty bleh).

^I know, isn't it amazing? I have a feeling this episode will go down as one of the classics.

You kidding? There are about ten people in this thread who dislike the episode in the first 5 pages alone.

The episode just wasn't that good. Featured a stale running "joke" where Kyle acts like Cartman (this is like Sitcom 101).

The Slash stuff was wonderfully absurd and welcome, but they just forced it in there. The only reason Cartman started up the crack sport was so Matt Stone could tell the world what he feels about college basketball...forced, contrived message, with not much funny.

The funny in this episode:

- Terrence and Phillip (they never fail to deliver)
- The Slash stuff
- Ripping on Sarah McLachlan

Gone is the cunning/cheek/sarcasm from Eric Cartman. It's sad. It made a brief appearance in T.M.I.

Pushing Matt's beef drove the episode and the Kyle-as-Cartman stuff was predictable but it's kept to a minimum unlike most of the show's running 'gags' and it shows he really isn't Cartman trying through most of it to help the crack babies AND make profit. The message and parrodies were well hidden by the characters and situations they got themselves into. Not everyone will be pleased by it but compared with recent episodes which don't hide their skeleton so well.

Good to see T and P back as a little joke at the start not the whole episode.

Apparently tales of Vunter Slaush have made it to a galaxy far, far away...

There are some really funny scenes and situations in this episode, but I agree with who says they forced several things. "Slash joke" is indeed out of place.

yes, this episode was PHENOMENAL! at first i was somewhat leery to see it, i saw the first two minutes of the episode and fell out of my seat...OH NO ITS THAT COMMERCIAL AGAIN, I NEED TO GO HELP THEM!!! LMAO

How hard is it to find some actual dutch words, people. It sounds like german, and dutch sounds nothing like german. Flemish, the Belgian dialect sounds a bit like german to foreigners, but Dutch from the Netherlands? That sounds more like swedish or Danish... I just needed to say that, thank you.

i re-watched the episode and even though Kyle is around a lot of bacon he never eats any, i unfortunately do not know if KFC gravy is kosher or not.

I also don't find that they really forced anything upon us.

I am also disappointed in the recent evolution of cartman's voice. In the first season it was kind of annoying but it reached a peak around episode, say 501-610?

So as far as I can tell, Canadian celebrities are only designed in the Canadian art style if it's an episode taking place in Canada. Celine Dion in Not Without My Anus and Rush (and a couple other musicians) in Royal Pudding are the only Canadian celebrities who've had a Canadian design as far as I have observed. (I am not including Terrance and Phillip here, because they are not based on actual people.)
To sum up: Real-life celebrities who are Canadian only look 'Canadian' if they are in Canada.
I'm not sure it makes a whole lot of sense, but it is an observable pattern.

Because that's what it was - German and a made up language.