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If men can take the time to put the seat up to pee, then women (and men who have to go no 2) should be able to put in the time to put it down. It's that simple. It's no one's responsibility but the one who's going to use it to adjust to their liking. Not necessarily the last person. Only an idiot would fall in the toilet, and if you do then you deserve it.

God, how I hate troll-like people like you that bash South Park and every other comedy in America. Most of them have been around since the 90's, some even the 80's. They wouldn't still be running if everyone thought they were crap. This episode had 2.63 MILLION viewers, still more than most TV shows in the United States of America.

I don't even wanna read post-air forum threads anymore. At least its not as bad as the Ass Burgers thread where a million people fought back and forth and spat some intense crap, and the people that wanted to quit watching pissed me of the most.

Find somewhere else to troll and complain. Not here.

I've been a South Park viewer since the beginning. I do not "troll", but I do know good from bad and bad from cheap. Worthless attempts at humor, namely watching someone sit there taking a f--king crap IS NOT FUNNY and it never will be.

South Park has two speeds, either hilarious or tasteless. This episode is tasteless, worthless and sickening.

Those times are still here. You can look at three things in this episode that reference things other than toilet humor:

1. Seat belt laws. A lot of us older folk grew up riding around without seat belts at all and we're still here.

2. TSA screenings. How effective have they been at catching terrorists, and how big a role have they played in the arrest of terrorists we HAVE caught?

3. The parallel between government getting involved in our bathrooms and government getting involved in our bedrooms (or in women's uteri, or some other unwanted government intrusions).

You can probably think of more.

Unfortunately, there was a problem when we tried to update to the uncensored audio last night, and the episode was unavailable for several minutes. Give it another try.

Yes, I wondered the same thing. We could think Cartman did kill the girl because we don't see her again after this scene... But I don't think Cartman ever killed 'directly' someone so it would be the first time... The most rational thing is that Cartman just made the guy believe he was going to kill her.

I think Randy was saying that any terrorist could have killed people in a bathroom because the TSA and its security system weren't efficient, and they proved this by faking a terrorist act with the help of Cartman.

DAMN YOU, TRIVIAL PURSUIT! Steering me wrong for all these years.

Just about everything, if you think about it.
It looks funny.
It sounds funny.
It smells funny.
The fact that we have a special room in our homes where everyday, we pull down our pants and sit on a specially engineered machine that collects and disposes of our waste through an elaborate system of pipes. Then we finish the job by wadding up a paper product and rubbing it on our anus.
That is completely absurd when you step back and look at it objectively.

So that's the starting point for an even better idea involving a parody of the TSA. Speaking of which, I haven't notice anyone mention yet that the TSA solution to keep people from falling into the toilet bowl is an ordinary car seat belt when that wouldn't stop an ass from taking a plunge. It would stop you from moving forward or up, but not down. It's like using an umbrella to keep your feet dry in a puddle. That's a fantastic joke because they didn't spell it out for the viewer. It's up to us to get it.

Great episode. I always knew that Clyde is great character. And the last scene in toilet was just EPIC.

Really great episode. I hope the rest of the season turns out just as great.

I don't find taking a crap funny. It looks gross. Smells gross. Sounds gross. It's just that, gross. I don't even look at my crap after I take one, I'm just really grossed out by pee and poop, I even hate saying the word poop. Eww.

Overall I don't have that big an issue if the seat is up or down (although I did have to put the damn thing down the day after the ep. aired due to my brother), it's more of the pee on the seat. That's nasty as f*ck. I still hate putting the seat down if it's been carelessly left up but the pee on the seat...!! And I've never fallen in a toilet before. Even during middle-of-the-night bathroom callings I always make sure it is down before I pee.

No, it smells like it is; warmed over hell.

What does the internet have to do with anything?


We discussed it in pre-air. Where were you?

Ill come out and say it. It was kinda stupid. And not in the funny way that I like. Oh sure, I laughed some, but I meh'd and flat out "oh, come on. Really?"'d a lot of it. Maybe ill like 1602 better.

Seeing that creepy old man on the TSA monitor makes me wonder about all the people in the real world who manage security cameras everywhere. I know M&T are over-exaggerating circumstances, but that doesn't mean it will never happen. Like there are cameras in changing rooms and such, and the fact new technology allows cameras to be spun without the person noticing...yeah.

It is funny though. In this episode, I mean.

Terrible episode. 3/10. So awful it makes me question why I still watch South Park (been a fan since the first season). I'm sure there will be good eps this season but this is a real disappointment. The only part I laughed at is Butters saying hes been doing it the wrong way lol, as well as when the inventor said that's the way its meant to be.

3/10 Awful episode. I agree with the poster that said south park has two speeds, this is the bad one.