South Park "More Crap" Talkback (Spoilers)

[Yessirrrrrr]

South Park has a new episode tonight at 10PM on Comedy Central. The second ep of the second part of season 11, it's....

"MORE CRAP!"

EPISODE 162 TALKBACK!

SYNOPSIS: "Randy becomes South Park's home-town hero when the guys down at the local bar see the size of his most recent crap. Randy contacts a society that keeps track of the world record, thinking his masterpiece would definitely be a contender."

NOTE ONE: Once again you can catch this at Midnight or tommorow night at 10PM if you miss the premiere showing.

NOTE TWO: I know a lot of you don't really like Randy on this forum, but don't immediatley judge the episdoe on it's semi gross synopsis or the fact he's the star of it. There are people who enjoy his character you know and there's no need to be rude about it before hand when you don't have to be.

Well that's it. Enjoy Everyone!

 

[Ozan O]

I'm looking forward to this: I actually still find Randy funny. Somehow.

 

[superbolloman]

This sounds like it'll be so bad it's good. Hopefully it doesn't descend into "so bad it's bad".

 

[Boy Puddles]

Randy is the definition of a hit or miss character

 

[II Zula II]

Oh god, the episode's plot is so friggin' stupid, but it sounds awesome. I'll definately tune in.

 

[VictoriA!!LuvsYou!!:)<3]

Lets see if Im psychic...

The episode will start with Randy running into the living room all excited and yelling something along the lines of "I did it!" or "Oh my god!" and he'll rush everyone into the bathroom to show them...a giant turd. Everyone will just stand there dumbfounded and just stare. Stan will probably be embarrassed like he always is.

Lets see if I'm right.

 

[allgravi]

Randy episodes are some of the best, right behind Cartman n' Butters episodes.

 

[ANCELMO]

"Emmy Award Winning Series"

LOL.

 

[Justin-tiffany]

Wouldn't it be European FAEcal standards and measurements?

BONO!?

 

[WAY TOO COOL TO FART]

So far...YAWN.

 

[Clar]

Randy rocks, besides chef and cartman, hes the most memorable character (for me)

 

[jewfr00]

Apparently it's not that big of a deal, and Sharon just doesn't understand. Weird.

How the hell did Stan find Bono on his own?

 

[faith flowers]

Times 3.

Solid episode, not that great, not bad.

 

[HeatherMess]

Best episode of the calendar season. The Bono stuff not to mention the usual Randy greatness made this one a winner.

 

[Mr. Fact]

3.5 stars for a fairly lukewarm episode with a hilarious ending. I also liked the Emmy gag, the final payoff of it, and especially the thing with the phone call to Guinness. That was the most fresh and brilliant "screw you joke" I've seen in a long time. Who didn't think the first call was Randy?

 

[pOtHead4Ever]

This episode was amazing, the plot twist came out of the nowhere, and the triumph of Randy just sealed the deal.

I loved how Bono was also scaring all the African people.

 

[mwha1369]

Another emotional and touching episode from this Emmy Award Winning Series.

 

[rootpooty]

I'm embarrassed to say, Randy rotating up on a huge pile of crap will have me laughing out loud for a while.

Also, is self-satire the hip new thing to do with primetime animation?

 

[mErRY-gO-rOuNd GiRl]

The ending justified the episode.

 

[barbora]

I thought it was funny how everyone made a huge deal out of Stan's first crap, complete with a band playing "Stars and Stripes Forever" and the president giving an address. The phone call to the Guinness Records center was good too, and Randy telling Stan that the crap was the only thing he's created that he's proud of ("Gee thanks, dad.").

Otherwise, I didn't laugh much. It had the feel of the episodes where they parody conventions of serious dramas, which is almost always hit or miss because in the process, it sinks to their levels.