Tag: 1990s

It's pretty interesting how this show/this season of this show is just a story with pretty minimal comedy. All of the jokes are really subtle and aren't really highlighted at all. In a way I kind of like it, it makes it so the humour doesn't feel grating and suffocating and instead makes you feel a

I think I've gone through every high rated South Park episode so I've kind of moved onto this now. I liked this episode a lot, it's cool that they take Bart seriously here and they built a real emotional investment that paid off by the end.

Good fun, Mr Hankey has come full circle from being dumb to being funny. All the songs were solid but the episode format does mean there isn't as good a story as other episodes have had.

The Cartman family was really funny

The Kenny b plot was super funny and the rest was solid. Not that much better or worse than Community in how it critiques non denominational holidays but this is a bit more focused on it and has an accepting conclusion compared to it generally being a satirical side gag there.

Animals jacking off will never not be hilarious to me

Kyle was really close to bombing Pearl Harbour

Good episode, not a lot to say but I liked Cartman immediately wanting to play victim and sue his friends and the food budget being what snaps him out of it.

Dude people are so wrong for hating the flashbacks of Mr Adler's wife I was dying of laughter every time, great episode.

Hilarious episode, I loved Mr Mackey's "m'bien"s and the whole premise was surprisingly good.

Bro Eddie's actor was so good, his line delivery and little glances in between jokes sold the character so well.

This show lowkey isn't bad, there are some solid laughs. Ross is a huge man baby but this was a good episode.

Evil Cartman was so funny 😭 I wonder if Community was inspired by how idiotic and hilarious it is for a parallel version of somebody being identical except for having a goatee. Great episode all around.

I found Stan's granddad wanting to die really funny and they do the whole plotline justice, but the B-plot didn't hold up in my opinion. The jokes, despite obviously being a play on the fact that the adults were protesting toilet humour, weren't that funny. Teeters on the edge of a 3.5 but not quite

Funny little episode, it didn't have many laugh-out-loud moments but the general concept and its style of humour were good fun. Cartman's voice actually pisses me off so bad but it also makes his scenes funnier because of that so it balances out. I just watched this because it came up when I searche

Tony's scene with his mom was brilliant but - and this is going to sound so brainrotted - this episode kinda bored me. It's not really fair on the episode because it's just late and I'm tired but there isn't much insight to be found in the episode other than if I were to just point a few scenes that

One of the best episodes in a short while now. It feels like the first in a few episodes to actually have a very clear goal and spend the whole runtime executing it at a high level. It's one of the less broad episodes, compared to some that would very effectively develop multiple characters, but it

Perfectly enjoyable but does next to nothing for the characters. I hope the next one or two episodes (idk how long the season is) are good. James Gandolfini is very good at acting. 6/10

The episode is entertaining enough, and Mike Milligan from Fargo being here was cool, but this episode had some of the least depth yet. Tony's feelings of being outcast and belittled by non-Italian Americans was about all this episode did, because nothing else going in really gave any insight into a