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The live action stuff draws attention to how those basic cable shows really don't cast actors that look very much like the actual people portrayed in those incidents. It make it very interesting to hear South Park dialogue coming out the mouths of actual actors. And that's what this episode will be most memorable for.

It's always a big risk when you throw some live action shit (literally in this case) into an animated show. But I think they pulled it off.

This was a fun episode. I really enjoyed it

I'll have to see it again, but I loved the live action sequences and "to make a long story short" gag over and over

Completely agree. 9.0/10

9.4/10
I thought nothing could top Butterballs, but I was wrong. Everything was unbelieveably hilarious, especially when Cartman kept crapping himself, the live action sequence, Mr. Hankey's "shitcraft", and Stan's return to jacking it in San Diego. Easily the best sixth episode in years.

Oh crap, I forgot about the "To make a long story short" gag and I also liked the "But what ___ didn't know was that..." gag.

If anyone has never gone zip lining...don't let this episode make you say "no"...it's not boring or anywhere near obnoxious groups like in this episode. The only thing they do in real life is ask you to say "Zipline" as a form to say "Ready" to make sure spotters are ready. Just seemed like a dumb thing to bash.

I'm also changing my score. From a 6/10 to a 2/10. When I was thinking "6" it was before they went back to that STUPID joke from the last episode. Yes, it was stupid enough to lose itself 4 whole points.

Hell, I never expected a L.A. reenactment either. I thought they'd animate it too, but... wow. No wonder they had clips of this one early.

Absolutely fantastic episode. Funniest in years.

What, Jackin' it? aww, that was one of the best parts of the ep. :/ whatever.

Oh man, i dunno how I feel about that episode!
I think it was pretty okay at first, but I think the live-action part was... interesting.
I mean, a Kenny Death and Mr. Hankey was greeeeeat.
But, besides that, ehhhhh! 6/10

In many people (Kenny's family presumably included), hair darkens as you get older.

So does that mean we'll see Kenny with brown hair when he has his hood off?

Wow, very unexpected at times. The documentary style was pretty funny at times. And the progression of lamer and lamer activities, (with the same type of tourest type people), was pretty good. Then came the live action renactment, this could have bombed, (and I'm sure some people thought it did), but I thought they pulled it off well. It was an interesting take, making the boys look 18 - 20 during the live shots. But if you think about it, the South Park kids act alot older then 10 alot of times. Oh yes, live action Mr. Hanky was great, but it felt like it was thrown in there at the last moment because they were stuck for a way out. I'd rate it a 7.5/10, good but episodes have been better.

By the way, I'm totally blaming Trey for the diahrea runner in the show (see what i did there?) subconsiously giving me a case of the brown rain. And it has nothing to do with the bacon, potato and egg tacos I had with extra salsa for breakfast, the Turkey Original from Schotzsky's, the half an XL Chicago style Domino's, and the gallon of iced tea I've consumed in the past 15-1/2 hours.

No, they were just parodying the fact that in many reenactments, the "actors" look nothing like the people they're protraying.