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[bndadm]

Daaaaaaaw.

Same here.

 

[Baroquemantic]

Poor Kenny.

Yo, these commercials are just so f'n good.

 

[grandjedi6]

All the uncomfortable looking minorities lmao

 

[Jason's Ultimatum]

Shit I cannot believe how matt and trey accurately portrayed whole foods shoppers.

 

[Freddy=Legend]

Nice cameo of Mr. Gueermo in the Whole Foods. Wondered if he still lived in South Park.

 

[kaskade]

This fucking show. Make you laugh one minute then get a nice feel trip the next.

 

[knicks]

So Comedy Central is attempting with its 11th new cartoon to follow-up South Park?

Give this shit one season.

 

[vas_a_morir]

Kenny is always watching out for his sister.

So, did you guys notice that they build the Whole Foods in CtPaTown and SoDoSoPa was abandoned? Basically, the huge corporate entity choked out the small independent businesses new Kenny's house, I think.

 

[Freddy=Legend]

So Comedy Central is attempting with its 11th new cartoon to follow-up South Park?

Give this shit one season.

Wasn't Drawn Together the last one to get more than one season? I don't even remember anymore.

 

[Jarrod38]

Shit I cannot believe how matt and trey accurately portrayed whole foods shoppers.

It's not that hard.

 

[DarkKyo]

Nice cameo of Mr. Gueermo in the Whole Foods. Wondered if he still lived in South Park.

This episode had tons of classic characters that we haven't seen in awhile.

 

[Speedydonut]

Ugly Americans had 3 seasons

 

[Jarrod38]

Going to be interesting to see what they do next week.

 

[Demon Lizardman]

How was the episode?

 

[Freddy=Legend]

Ugly Americans had 3 seasons

Forgot that one. Not sure if I watched much of it. But I do remember the ads being everywhere now that you mention it.

This episode had tons of classic characters that we haven't seen in awhile.

Yeah, I want to watch it again to keep an eye out for background characters to see who else I might have missed.

 

[DarkKyo]

So Comedy Central is attempting with its 11th new cartoon to follow-up South Park?

Give this shit one season.

People are wayyy too harsh. I bet you've watched like one joke and then tuned out to complain about it online. I quite like the show.

 

[BLOODED_hands]

How many times did they say the word privileged during the commercials?

A good episode, nice and heartwarming moment with Kenny.

 

[Freddy=Legend]

People are wayyy too harsh. I bet you've watched like one joke and then tuned out to complain about it online. I quite like the show.

I think it's funny & the characters are all pretty ridiculous; but it works. I'm just not a big fan of the animation style, though. I watch it because what else is on this late on a Wed, and like I said, it's actually worth a few laughs.

 

[Jason's Ultimatum]

How many times did they say the word privileged during the commercials?

A good episode, nice and heartwarming moment with Kenny.

like I said, they were all white and good looking. Of course they're privileged.

 

[Demon Lizardman]

I just missed the episode, someone give me a synopsis.

 

[BLOODED_hands]

like I said, they were all white and good looking. Of course they're privileged.

Yeah that's what I noticed too with a minority every once in a while in there looking uncomfortable lol. I think.... They made Fallon alot funnier then he ever was in his life.

 

[Calderc]

I'm guessing the SoPa bit was shirt for South Park, but what was the SoDo bit short for?

 

[kgtrep]

A good episode. It was nice to see many of the other SP characters in the background.

 

[Darksol]

We're gentrifying. S'all good.

 

[Hatchtag]

Decent episode. Wasn't as funny as last week's. Looking forward to more on Garrison's campaign though.

Also like the Big Gay Al cameo. Kinda surprised he wasn't someone PC Principal had pointed out.

 

[Belgian Dude]

I'm guessing the SoPa bit was shirt for South Park, but what was the SoDo bit short for?

South Downtown South Park if I'm not mistaken.
Good episode but definitely not a incredibly funny one. Last week was miles better in that regard. The ads still kill and Kenny's moment was really good.

 

[Smellycat]

This is such a weird season so far. Not feeling it to be honest.

 

[DrForester]

I'm guessing the SoPa bit was shirt for South Park, but what was the SoDo bit short for?

It's a play on LoDo (lower downtown) in Denver. One of the oldest settled area's of Denver. The area became a real slum in the 70s and 80s. Starting in the 90's a massive redevelopment campaign began. Some of the old rundown buildings were turned into residential areas and new development began. The Pepsi Center and Coors Field (where Denver's Hockey, Basketball and Baseball teams) were built in the area. Basically, exactly what happened to the Kenny's House District.

 

[MetroidPrimeRib]

"With a stunning view of historic Kenny's House" killed me. Goddamn. The line about Colorado's many oceans was gold too

When did Kenny's voice get so clear? Haven't watched since around S11 and 12. I can understand him pretty much perfectly now

 

[Freddy=Legend]

"With a stunning view of historic Kenny's House" killed me. Goddamn. The line about Colorado's many oceans was gold too

When did Kenny's voice get so clear? Haven't watched since around S11 and 12. I can understand him pretty much perfectly now

They tend to "clear up" his voice when he's saying something important to the story. Other times, he's still a little difficult to understand. They've been doing it for a few years whenever the situation calls for it.

 

[Coffee Dog]

"With a stunning view of historic Kenny's House" killed me. Goddamn. The line about Colorado's many oceans was gold too

When did Kenny's voice get so clear? Haven't watched since around S11 and 12. I can understand him pretty much perfectly now

Honestly, it might just be something you get used to. I can understand him most of the time in season 10+ and the entirety of the game.

 

[ShadowElliot]

I wonder if they'll keep all the new developments in the new South Park game, or destroy it all at the end of the season, like Wall-Mart.

 

[Rhomega Beta]

I just missed the episode, someone give me a synopsis.

Jimmy Fallon insults South Park, so they decide to become hip and trendy, and create a high-class entertainment district around Kenny's House called SoDoSoPa, with the ultimate goal of getting a Whole Foods franchise. City Wok loses business as a result, and starts hiring child labor (including Kenny, who wants money to support his family), and even designates the area as an entertainment district called CtPaTown.

I did love the SoDoSoPa commercials. It makes me want to actually visit and enjoy the whole "nightlife" thing.

 

[Chris R]

I wish my town had a SoDoSoPa and a Whole Foods

Instead we just have a shitty SoNo District (South of Nordstrom...)

 

[Afro Samurai]

I wish my town had a SoDoSoPa and a Whole Foods

Instead we just have a shitty SoNo District (South of Nordstrom...)

My town has a Whole Foods, though I haven't been inside. Is it worth going into if I have a Costco membership and what should I get?

 

[Dr.Acula]

Toronto has an area like this too lol

Toronto has like 20 areas like this for real.

Those commercials looked like Ottawa tourism ads.

 

[Premium Quality]

Fun episode. Nearly spit my drink when Kenny's parents were fighting in the commercial.

 

[Kanhir]

So, did you guys notice that they build the Whole Foods in CtPaTown and SoDoSoPa was abandoned? Basically, the huge corporate entity choked out the small independent businesses new Kenny's house, I think.

Yeah, that was great! Pity it was such a blink-and-you-miss-it moment, though.

 

[MagnesD3]

This episode wasnt funny at all really felt like a story buildup episode. The last episode was one of the best of south park id seen in a long time tho.

 

[GavinGT]

My town has a Whole Foods, though I haven't been inside. Is it worth going into if I have a Costco membership and what should I get?

I love their organic, free range, locally sourced spring water.

Seriously, it's just a grocery store for people who like to smell their own farts.

 

[Conor_Fool]

This episode wasnt funny at all really felt like a story buildup episode. The last episode was one of the best of south park id seen in a long time tho.

Pretty much, though I can't say I'm too interested in the story at this point. First episode was decent/good, second episode was good/great, and this episode was decent I guess but just not funny whatsoever. It made some great points and it had good imagery of the people responsible for the gentrification literally beating the shit out of children, but this is South Park...it's supposed to be funny. I chuckled at the first "commercial" but that's about it. Had high hopes after last ep but if the next one is this bad I think I'm out.

 

[Rentahamster]

lol I love City Wok guy.

 

[Darksol]

lol I love City Wok guy.

I liked his monologue about whether he has overstayed his welcome due to his accent. Definitely meta.

 

[Rentahamster]

How did they make all these ads in the last week? Lol

Stock footage probably.

 

[Nozem]

Disappointing episode after the previous two.

 

[halfbeast]

I wonder if they'll keep all the new developments in the new South Park game, or destroy it all at the end of the season, like Wall-Mart.

huh, didn't even think about that. what if they add all those upgrades to avoid the "same game just different quests"-critique? I mean, the canadian wall is still around, right?

 

[Hatchtag]

I wonder if they'll keep all the new developments in the new South Park game, or destroy it all at the end of the season, like Wall-Mart.

They probably won't keep much of it, just like how this season ignore's most of the last season's continuity.

 

[HariKari]

Loved the commercials. Deliriously funny for anyone that has seen that happen in areas around them.

 

[Real Hero]

I feel like this current run of episodes is one of the best they have ever had. Maybe not the funniest but it's always super interesting when the show starts commenting on itself.

 

[firehawk12]

The stupid part of this is that I bet they live in a redeveloped area in NYC that's exactly like SoDaSoPA. lol