As is common in South Park, they make fun of both sides, but there is nothing original here...
Its just the same talking points that im so goddamn tired of hearing all across the internet :/
Some good jokes here and there, though. What did you guys think?
There was a few bits I really enjoyed, like Cartman's acceptance of the reason for why all Disney movies suck being the best of any other crazy reason put forth. I appreciated it more than I laughed it. Which is pretty much what I think bout all later South Park. The side story about all handy men becoming the billionaires cause nobody can do anything anymore was more like the show of old and I felt a more interesting commentary on changing times. I also liked the recurring gag about Baldur's Gate 3 cause that freakin' game has brainwashed all my friends. It's all they talk about anymore. I'd say the episode served its main purpose which was to generate some good memes for the culture war.
shareYes it was very good. I laughed a lot.
It was spot on and also very needed in this day and age.
It's quite phoned in.
And not as cutting as it could (and should) have been.
But doesn't it end with Matt and Trey offering a self-reflective note "maybe just railing on woke shit all the time is lazy too" or something like that? Maybe this is their way of saying they've said enough on the topic and are moving on.
shareMoving on to what? There is nothing else going on but wokeness
shareYou could try stop watching disney, marvel and franchise stuff all the time
shareI already did back in the 90s
shareSo what do you watch now?
shareSeinfeld, Old School wrestling clips,The Three Stooges and Conservative YouTubers mostly
shareI did just watch the Last Halloween 1991 as I ate my Halloween feast
shareI meant modern TV shows specifically
shareI watched Iike 3 episodes of Yes Dear like 15 years ago
shareSo how would you know about how good or bad modern tv is?
shareWhat is this that Lady Ghostbusters Defense?
shareYou see a picture of Melissa McCarthy playing Bill Murray and you start yelling "how do you know it sucks the movie isn't even out yet"
shareThat isn't answering my question. How do you know all of modern TV is bad if you've not seen it? Modern TV is more diverse than a Ghostbusters remake.
shareMaybe this is their way of saying they've said enough on the topic and are moving on.
I laughed.
shareI laughed like big time
shareDidn't make me laugh, but i'm not that familiar with all the ins and outs of Disney and Marvel, so maybe i missed the funny stuff.
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