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Besides Scott Tenorman, who has Cartman destroyed the most?

I’m not fat, I’m big boned.

u/PretendToe1329 — 9 days ago
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What episodes do you show someone who’s never seen the show before?

I want to know your “family friendly” 😬 picks. When I want to introduce someone to the show I usually show them a clever, but tame episode like “Scause for Applause” S16E13.
Something that shows off the writing but doesn’t have content that would make new viewer never give the show a chance.
Starting off with “Human CentIpad”, “Whale Whores”, or “Woodland Critter Christmas” doesn’t seem like the move.

u/boldpaperglasses — 9 days ago
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“To protect his identity, we’ll simply call him El Gordo.”

u/EdwKew — 10 days ago
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S1 ep 6 has aged like fine wine

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Stan: "You know I think that if parents would spend less time worrying about what their kids watch on TV and more time worrying whats going in their kids lives this world would be a much better place."
Kyle: "Yeah,I think that parents only get so offended by television because they rely on it as a babysitter and sole educator of their kids."

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u/Hardkiller2D — 9 days ago
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Is this the only time when Kenny doesn't wear his parka under a special occasion attire?

Every time he wears a suit or uniform, he always wears his parka underneath. But in The Losing Edge, they decided not to do that.

u/Randver_Silvertongue — 10 days ago
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Can people think of their favourite chalk boards?

I love to pause the show on rewatch and see if I've missed something, can people post their favourite examples of characters writing on the chalk board?

u/ShortFirstSlip — 9 days ago
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How come we never saw Darth Chef again?

I still don’t really understand the point of this scene as we never see him again after this.

u/_Luciferhimself_ — 10 days ago
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SP 16 inch Laptop case made out of rubber bands

Hi All, I made myself a South Park 16 inch laptop case completely out of rubber bands! Took me 2 months to make, first i did use the Rainbow Loom then I figured out how to do the rest with a hook only which was faster. I did not come up with the original designs for the boys, so I found them online and put them together with the words at the bottom to make the computer case fit my 16 inch laptop. If anyone wants to use the design for themselves I posted it to the last slide :)

u/female-curmudgeon — 10 days ago
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How do the finances work for the show?

So, apparently, the franchise is owned by both Comedy Central and the creators. That includes the digital and syndication revenue being 50/50.

What about merch? Who gets the revenue from that? Who even makes it? The show is cheap to make so do the creators fund it themselves or does Comedy Central fund it?

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u/ElectricalPeace3439 — 9 days ago
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When Did The Handling Of The Boys Ensemble Shift, Exactly?

So, I've gotten into and been going through episodes of the series of the series for the last month or so, and something that's jumped out to me is that there's a pretty hard shift in the stretch of Seasons 11-17 where the show pivots from treating the OG four boys as the "core" cast, with the other boys in Garrison's class just being kinda there, to treating all of them collectively as a larger friend group, most obviously in the scenes of them talking in the cafeteria. Stories of just Stan/Kyle/Cartman/Kenny still exist, but they're scattered at best, and a lot of them incorporate Butters as the fifth member without any need to justify to (and in a few, he replaces Kenny outright).

Anyone able to identify when exactly this shift started? Because it's really interesting to me as part of how the series has developed as a whole.

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u/Kashin-Douji — 10 days ago