Devon Stack (Blackpilled) completely destroyed this show in one of his streams

>>57342 I have hope still. Half of the Labubu episode was that kind of thing

>>57368 Who care what eceleb #41324125 had to say about it?

>>57370 Got a link?

>>57368 Who the fuck is that?

>>57375 https://rumble.com/user/blackpilled?e9s=src_v1_sa%2Csrc_v1_sa_o

>>57402 Correction: Why the fuck should I care about what an E-celeb says?

Something I noticed during the 'member berries arc. One of the things they say repeatedly, that is specifically associated with the bad things they 'member, is, >'member feeling safe Because "feeling safe" is something only "racists from the segregation era remember/want".

>>57410 That's... disturbing

>>57410 Maybe that's why the Memberberries ended up being abandoned entirely. A reminder that they last showed up in S21E7 "Doubling Down."

>>57468 Actually, their purpose was gonna be tied to Hillary's victory. Unfortunately, she lost and they were abandoned

>>57410 >>57415 Another there that isn't a pop culture reference is "Member no ISIS?" If they bring it back it's probably going to have stuff like "Member no riots?", "Member no looting?", and "Member no murdering over words?". "Member when South Park used to be good?" "Member shows without blatant agenda?" "Yeah, I member."

>>57475 Aren't ISIS terrorists? Wouldn't 'membering before that be good?

>>57484 The member berries metaphor for why nostalgia and dwelling on the past can be potentially bad and distract from from fixing current problems is confused and nonsensical exactly because it equates not being worried about terrorists and feeling safe in one's own home and community with pop culture nostalgia and conservatism as if it's bad thing. I know it's because Leftards and Commies have this materialist ends justify the means mentality for their revolution and that if we just could get it right this time we could perfect society and its people forever. Especially frustrating because progressive liberals like this dismiss millennia of religion and philosophy acknowledging humans are inherently flawed and while it may be possible for us to make a good world we're never going to make a perfect one where there is absolutely no suffering and injustice. The entire thing could be boiled down a nirvana fallacy and justifying stealing and killing people because of that selfish monkey brain desire for "more" and "any obstacle to the ego is evil". Reminded of this song, released in 1980, but still relevant now with soft courts giving a slap on the wrist for repeat violent criminals. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AsXTt0M21C0

Personally stopped watching South Park closer to like 2013 and never even understood what the berries were supposed to be except through discussion and my friends talking about the show. Watched a clip a few months ago where they explicitly mention wanting to bring back the Third Reich and it made even less sense. This was such a retarded concept for South Park, a show about little kids getting into topical situations. >>57485 Ah, a fellow Oingo Boingo appreciator. Man, the older I get the more their songs mean to me.

>>57486 >a show about little kids getting into topical situations. The kids themselves feel more like side characters in their own show

Anyone else feel Wendy is more enjoyable as Call Girl?

>>57488 I mean the creators have said as much, that's why the focus has shifted further to Randy over time since he resonates more with what they themselves experience.

>>57546 Maybe it's because I'm not a 60 something, but I don't see what's relatable about Randy. He's just South Park's Peter Griffin

Any hopes for tonight's episode?

>>57581 No.

>>57583 Well, apparently, Cartman gets possessed and is the key to defeating the antichrist The official South Park instagram changed their profile pic to Cartman doing the 67 meme.

>>57584 I'm not trying to be mean or anything but that sounds fucking retarded.

>>57585 Eh, this is well within South Park's ballpark

They made Strong Woman a bimbo

>>57584 >67 meme I still don't get why this is funny. Someone tried to tell me it's like 69 or 420, but that's sex and drug references near anyone could get. This is from rap lyrics about a guy's height... just, what? That South Park is now referencing idiotic brainrot TikTok content with no real joke beyond annoying repetition to try to stay relevant is just sad.

>>57597 It's an anti-joke. Just something the kids are into that the adults don't know about

>>57602 Call me an autist then because I didn't find "anti-jokes" funny even when I was that age. Seems no different than dumb forced normalfag humor like when these same kind of idiots thought repeating the word "beans" over and over was funny. I feel old for noticing so many Gen Alpha and younger Zoomers with free internet access are apparently morons with the attention span of a rodent that can barely read or type a coherent sentence.

>>57611 Well whatever, I thought it was the second best part of the episode Worst part were the Trump jokes

>>57618 >Anon just implied he's a middle schooler by thinking that meme in the episode was "the second best part" You know GR5 says you have to be at least 18 to post here, right, kid?

>>57625 The 6 7 is also the second worst part. The actual best part was Jesus and PC Principal's plot

There's a thread on /b/ that's mostly brap art. Y'know, if you're into that sort of thing

Next episode synopsis >The Woman In The Hat: The White House deals with a disruptive spirit from the East Wing; Stan worries that South Park has become too political

https://x.com/SouthPark/status/1983307967488299279 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U5KpRtgtzFo Congrats, Matt and Trey. Your show is officially gayer than fanart

So Stan's B-plot is essentially saying the 4 boys (y'know, the heart of the show) fell to the wayside, but since the world sucks, South Park has to suck with it.

South Park Sucks Now The show outright admitted it