Second half has been pretty solid so far. And much added appreciation for the episodes after watching the behind the scenes documentary a few weeks ago, at least for me anyway
Second half has been pretty solid so far. And much added appreciation for the episodes after watching the behind the scenes documentary a few weeks ago, at least for me anyway
I was laughing pretty hard at the history channel stuff in the first parts. The next parts I wasn't really laughing, but I still enjoyed just how silly, dumb, and weird the rest was. Loved it.
Overly pleased with this episode. Thor references had me laughing the whole time.
Kind of a meh episode, the Dune quote saved it for me![]()
Will someone explain the Natalie portman + aliens + wormhole thing? That whooosed pretty far over on me.
don't think there was any meaning. just added random silliness.
she just happened to be picked cause she was in Thor.
Natalie Portman was in Thor;
The movie bases the norse mythology on oden, thor, loki etc. being aliens which was seen as "gods" by the ancient vikings etc;
The whole thing with aliens is the above mentioned and the Ancient Aliens bullshit that ran on history channel;
Portman has "Port" in her name, which trey&crew managed to turn into her vag being a wormhole to the homeplanet of the pilgrims (norse gods)
thats pretty much it :/
I thought the wormhole was in reference to her refusal to show any nudity (tits) in movies. We're looking too far in to this one, haha
She had a nude scene in Hotel Chevalier, the short film that was to play with The Darjeeling Ltd.
Season finale is tonight, and with it news
http://www.hitfix.com/articles/comed...k-through-2016
Comedy Central has reached a new agreement with Trey Parker and Matt Stone to keep the long-running animated hit "South Park" on the network through 2016.
The deal, which locks Parker and Stone into continued duties writing, directing and editing episodes, extends "South Park" into its 20th season.
"Comedy Central has been our home for 15 years and we love working there," Parker and Stone say in a joint statement. "'South Park' is a blast and we can't wait to make more."
"South Park" will wrap up the second half of its 15th season on Wednesday (November 16) night and it wasn't that long ago that June's midseason finale, "You're Getting Old," seemed to suggest that Tony winners Parker and Stone might be contemplating new directions. Instead, they're sticking with the show that made their names when it premiered back in 1997.
"The collective genius of Matt and Trey knows no bounds," blurbs Comedy Central President Michele Ganeless. "Week after week and season after season they continue to surprise and delight 'South Park' fans, and that includes all of us here at Comedy Central. We're thrilled that the adventures of Stan, Kyle, Kenny and Cartman will continue through 2016."
The current "South Park" season is averaging 3.5 million viewers per episode and remains Wednesday's top show on all of television among the very restrictive demographic of Men 18-24, though it tops all of cable on Wednesdays in a slew of other demos including adults 18-49 and adults 18-34.
its about that time. the best time (episode starting) yet the worst time (season finale)
go time
PBR lol
wow omg lol......
hah penn state