[terpfan1980]

Poor, poor Butters.

Cartman with his dry balls.

--

Quick check - did the theme-song intro seem off-pace to anyone else. Like it was dragging??

 

[heySkippy]

Fun episode. I like South Park the best when they go off on tangents like this.

 

[windracer]

I fell asleep in the middle so I haven't finished watching yet, but the terrorist attack scene in the imaginary world was pretty disturbing.

 

[nataylor]

Loved this episode. I wonder how Kyle will get out of sucking Cartman's balls.

 

[heySkippy]

Loved this episode. I wonder how Kyle will get out of sucking Cartman's balls.

I'm guessing he won't get out of it.

 

[Chibbie]

I loved Butters in this episode!

When he was reading the terrorist's speech. He really got into it!

And what he said to the Imaginationland leader, something like "You're not going to rape us, are you?"

Oh, that that "Imagination" song was the painfully bad.

 

[dhelsley]

Since they've made fun of Michael Bay in this episode, I thought they might do a play on scenes from Armageddon and Transformers. In Armageddon, there was "Oh, and none of them wanna pay taxes again... ever." In Transformers, the line was "I want my car, my parents. Maybe you should write that down. Oh and her juvie record. That's gotta be gone. Like: forever."

I can picture something similar in South Park, where Kyle says something like, "I shouldn't have to suck Cartman's balls...ever." Anyways, it's the first thought to came to my mind.

It's good to see the show back to form. I enjoyed this episode so much more than last week. That was the first episode I ever watched that made me wish I could reverse time.

 

[fmowry]

Poor, poor Butters.

Poor Ronald McDonald.

Frank

 

[Shakhari]

Interesting take on things that the imaginary characters included the Super Best Friends.

 

[That Don Guy]

I wonder how Kyle will get out of sucking Cartman's balls.

I'm guessing he won't get out of it.

Cartman already got the best of Kyle once (at the end of the hippie episode). I doubt Trey and Matt will let it happen again.

It'll probably be something stupid, like "Imaginationland goes away, so Kyle claims that the leprechauns no longer exist, which means that he wins and Cartman ends up having to pay Kyle $10."

(I'm surprised they didn't end up with Kyle sucking a couple of golf balls Cartman had; all the contract said was that Kyle had to "suck Cartman's balls" - it was the judge that made it more explicit.)

-- Don

 

[TonyD79]

Interesting take on things that the imaginary characters included the Super Best Friends.

And Santa....

Just because someone is imaginary doesn't mean they aren't real.

 

[Shakhari]

And Santa....

Just because someone is imaginary doesn't mean they aren't real.

No Mohammad though. I guess the terrorists were pissed off enough as it is ...

 

[heySkippy]

No Mohammad though. I guess the terrorists were pissed off enough as it is ...

No, he's on the other side of the barrier.

 

[Jesda]

Charlie Brown likely thought, "Good grief!"

 

[Figaro]

What movie was the shell shocked Stan scene spoofing?

/Butters rocks!

 

[6079 Smith W]

What movie was the shell shocked Stan scene spoofing?

Saving Private Ryan

 

[Figaro]

ahhh yesss

 

[TheGreenHelmet]

Does anyone have the lyrics?

 

[jsmeeker]

Good episode. Love that Cartman's favorite expressions has been built into major plot point of an episode. The "Imagination" song was great. It had zero imagination in it. Pausing the TiVo while in Imagination Land was fun. Lots of characters I recognized, but far more that I didn't

Moses
Joseph Smith
Count Chocula
Twinkie the Kid
Charlie Brown
Ronald McDonald
Care Bears

LOL..

Good stuff.

 

[MasterOfPuppets]

Token as "Blackie" and Butters as "******". Damn, that was funny.
The Saving Private Ryan spoof was pretty funny as well...as were Cartman's "dry balls".
A good, bizarre episode.