While I thought this episode was nothing special, I liked it a lot more than last week's(which I thought was one of the worst EVER).DarkhawkX said:Yeah. No words can describe the lack of funny.
It destroys me internally to conclude this was the worst episode of South Park to date.
Fucking a I'm sad right now.
Reaaaaaaaaallllllly? A Stoney Towel that writes a book called a 'Million Little Fibers' isn't funny to you? I'm honestly baffled because I think it might be my favorite along with "Lice Capades". To Each His Own I guess. Anyway, just in case anyone hasn't seen this episode you can watch it for free here and it's amazing.TheUsual said:For me, this ties as the worst episode I've seen (the other one is "A Million Little Fibers")
Same here.ashbash159 said:May be the first time I didn't laugh once at a SP episode.
Awkward?DarkhawkX said:Yeah. No words can describe the lack of funny.
Orellio said:Well, I laughed at the "1 & 1/2 Men" poster.
Clydefrog said:thought i was the only one who saw it
meeeennnnnnnnnnn
Orellio said:Well, I laughed at the "1 & 1/2 Men" poster.
StrikerObi said:but the episode wasn't actually funny.
;Oh, I'm sure you have it; you just don't know about it because you're white.brickface said:What's a Tyler Perry? I'm in the UK we don't have that here.
radioheadrule83 said:The worst episodes I've ever seen were the ones with Coon & Friends where Cartman summons Cthulhu... that was like, utter fucking nonsense, it felt like the nerdy, animators getting high and writing it or something rather than Matt or Trey. Actually, with some of the nerdier topic episodes - like last weeks Apple episode - I sometimes suspect that there as well... but at least that was funny. The Cthulhu two parter was just crap.