Cartman shall say horrible things on air this coming Wednesday?

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Whittles

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Anybody see the promo for the upcoming episode of South Park? Apparently Mr. Cartman is going to get tourette's syndrome and "say very horrible things on air"

should be good, SP is pretty good with their season/half-season premier episodes
 
I wonder what Cartman's going to say that's going to top anything that he's said the last 10 years.

He's already said the 's' word unbleeped, not to mention all the racist, homophobic, and stereotypical insults over the years. Then there was 'Bigger, Longer, and Uncut'. What's left?
 
You people sicken me.Who wants to watch a show about a guy who makes fun of people with tourettes,when you could watch a show like Boondocks that portrays positive racial issues?
 
Or you could just watch the episode and see how it ties into the overall episode's moral: South Park is rather known for making a moralistic statement akin to The Boondocks. I'd say give it a chance before saying anything.
 
Yep, the episode is called "Le Petit Tourette".

From SP Studios: Cartman discovers the joys of having Tourette’s syndrome. Drunk with the power of saying whatever he wants without getting in trouble for it, he lines up National TV Coverage to take advantage of his new life with no filters.

There's also a clip on there, although uncensored.
 
LOL...you criticize a show and its viewers with a personal insult and then admit to knowing nothing about it? We don't do that here. This is a forum for people with at least a little common decency.

I don't believe that anything is too serious to joke about anyway, but South Park is not an offensive show. It's too exaggerated and ridiculous for any of its humor to be hurtful, and it always carries a positive message behind its jokes. It's one of the smarter and most insightful of the adult cartoon comedies.

Even if I hated the show (I don't care for it either way), telling people they "sicken" you because of what CARTOON they enjoy is ridiculous and wrong.
 
Also unlike the Boondocks it focuses on humor instead of self-righteous douchiness that thinks it's a lot more important than it actually is.
 
Guys, you know what's going on here. Don't contribute to it.




Anyway, that clip looks very funny. Something about the way Clyde really wishes he could say "****balls" to the principal.

(Is it Clyde? I forget.)
 
'Fraid not!Sorry,you'll have to wait a while to construct that shrine in my glorious name. ;)

So this Cartwell guy really has tourettes,does he?Is he the one with the hood?
 
You're right,I've been unreasonable.You're the seventh person this week to help me see the light!:eek:

And to think it's only Monday!:D

Southpark is fine.Carry on with your discussion of some guy faking tourettes.:sweat:
 
It's Craig, Clyde's the one with no hat that always cries and has a red coat.

Should be good, if it's anything like the last episode with this kind of topic.
 
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