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Originally Posted by Choppasmith

So excited, it's been way too long.

Honestly, I'm still hoping for a Brony episode. And I know it's a long ways off, but I'd love to see some kind of Cartman episode where he thinks Marvel stole the idea of The Coon from in the form of Rocket Raccoon.

Bring on the new season!

Haha that would be amazing.

Wow, didn't notice the thread go up. It's been forever, I hope the semi-hiatus has done the show good. Season 16 was very subpar, which was even more disappointing after the amazing season 15.

For someone who had watched all episodes but one (I don't think I will ever be able to finish Million Little Fibers) it blows my mind that the marathon takes 95 hours. Woah.

I think it's amazing how mutch this show has evolved over the years and that Stone and Parker are still on the wheels doing everything for that many seasons doing from making a show to the voices all the scenes,changing them and what not is just amazing. Butters and Randy have become my favorites these days but Cartman and the others off course are also damn good.

The fingerbang episode is playing on the livestream right now (it's almost over). It's one of my favorites.

So no preview on this Wednesday's episode yet? Just those 2 teaser screens of the new intro is all I can find.

1701 - Let Go, Let Gov,

Cartman wants to hold the government accountable for secretly monitoring all of his personal information in an all-new episode of “South Park” titled, “Let Go, Let Gov,” premiering Wednesday, September 25 at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT on COMEDY CENTRAL.

When Cartman manages to get himself behind the doors of the NSA, he doesn’t like what he finds in his personal file. He thinks it’s time he told everyone the truth. Meanwhile, Butters finds someone new to listen to his prayers.

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Cartman Infiltrates the NSA on the 17th Season Premiere of "South Park"

NEW YORK, September 23, 2013 – Cartman wants to hold the government accountable for secretly monitoring all of his personal information in an all-new episode of “South Park” titled, “Let Go, Let Gov,” premiering Wednesday, September 25 at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT on COMEDY CENTRAL. When Cartman manages to get himself behind the doors of the NSA, he doesn’t like what he finds in his personal file. He thinks it’s time he told everyone the truth. Meanwhile, Butters finds someone new to listen to his prayers.

The episode preview is available here on South Park Studios. Looks hilarious.

EDIT: Beaten by a matter of seconds.

Hopefully Cartman tries to build his own drone or something.

HYPE

cannot waitttttttttttttt

it's been so long

Haha, I wonder if the Duck President will make a cameo.

Looks promising. Of course they'd go with cartman. lol

Hype, but they are really going with infiltration and collecting data again :(?

When do episodes go up on South Park Studios? Next day?

It would be nice if every episode wasn't focused around Cartman or Butters. I miss when the group would do stuff together.

Originally Posted by Drazgul

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Another preview clip:

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=618274018195870

Originally Posted by peace in palestine

the Beatles did it first dude ;)

Not sure I follow...?

I love all episodes of South Park, but the best ones are objectively the episodes where they actually act like kids. The Lord of the Rings episode, Marjorine, The List.

nvm lol

www.southparkstudios.com was changed back to the old layout (for now)

Over the past few days we launched a beta version of the all new, redesigned South Park Studios. Unfortunately things are not working as they should.
While we take the time to fix some of the bugs, we're bringing back the original site so you won't miss a thing as we begin to air new episodes.

Santa! :(

GAF must be going down from something, barely any comments. Funny episode thus far.

Originally Posted by Tamanon

GAF must be going down from something, barely any comments. Funny episode thus far.

Yeah, I just got back in.

this episode was so bad lol

i feel like they always try too hard in the season premiere

That was such a god awful episode.

will catch it later, thoughts?

Oh no I missed it.

That was just terrible.

Originally Posted by Lashley

will catch it later, thoughts?

It was certainly one of the most blunt episodes in recent memory, but I enjoyed it personally. Exasperated Kyle and Shitter cracked me up.

Really disappointing episode

Key & Peele, meanwhile, continue to bring the laughs.

Those dudes are great. Their best skits rival Chappelle's Show

I enjoyed it. Got a good laugh on Butters and Jennifer Lawrence

I don't even get excited for South Park anymore.

Terrible, really, really awful.

Originally Posted by knicks

I don't even get excited for South Park anymore.

thanks for the info, i was wondering if you did.

Love the first episode of new seasons, all the haters come out to shit talk. Wasnt the best episode ever but wasnt bad by any means.

It wasn't that good. Should be better since they're only doing 10 episodes a year now.

edit: I liked the new intro

Originally Posted by scoobs

thanks for the info, i was wondering if you did.

Love the first episode of new seasons, all the haters come out to shit talk. Wasnt the best episode ever but wasnt bad by any means.

I love south park, but this episode barely made me smile, let alone laugh.

It was bad.

I liked the new intro. Could have used some more Randy Marsh

As a long time SP fan, that was utter shit.

I thought it was meh but okay. I definitely laughed at a number of parts Alec Baldwins stuff, Butters' counter-conversion and some of the DMV scenes, Eric loving the government. I wish they would have done more with Santa. And some of it was definitely too blunt to be very funny or even clever. They seemed to be talking really fast a number of times, like they were trying to fit what they had to say in, but those were generally also the blunt, unfunny, not even really clever parts.

As always, I'll hope for a good episode next week :) and Key & Peele is great, their highs are stupid high and their lows aren't too bad

Awful episode but the new intro was pretty cool.

This was the first time we've seen Barbrady in years, no?

Liked the intro. As far as the actual episode, meh. Wasn't terribly bad or anything but I just wasn't feeling it.

No biggie, there's always a couple of episodes in each season that I don't care for. Still hyped for this season.

They were going in on an audience (absurdly privacy-obsessed libertarians) who are usually big fans of the show, so I'm not expecting a warm reception for this episode. Wasn't all that funny, but definitely made its point.

Watched with friends. We were all dying. I think a lot of people forget that a lot of enjoyment out of comedy (or anything, really) comes from context and who you're with.

The episode was kind of boring, but the last joke was hilarious.

I thought the episode was pretty good. The intro was awesome!

Man that was bad. I almost fell asleep before the end.

I liked this episode, Bill Hader doing the voice of Alec Baldwin just killed me - can't remember when I laughed that hard.