March 2009

Have you ever wondered why the Jonas Brothers – that band from the popular Disney TV show – became such a huge popular culture hit? A band that frequently draws hundreds of thousands of younger girls between the ages of six and ten years old to their TV set each week? Or the band that sells out nearly every show? The band that sells more records than U2 or Coldplay combined?

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If you would have told, well, anyone back in 1997 that Americans would consistently tune in for a half hour of paper cutouts of vulgar 8-year-olds, they never would have believed you. Yet, here we are. It's 2009 and South Park shows no signs of slowing down.

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We have finally reached one of the very last entries in this twenty two part series of the many different faces of death in South Park. Boy it sure has been quite a wild ride as we have dug into and revealed twenty episodes so far that rank amongst the best of the best and of the most notorious. But, we are not finished yet. We have the top two entries still left to cover.

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Whew, it’s been quite a journey of death, murder, mayhem and suicide, as only South Park can amply provide to us all, don’t you think?

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As you can see by now, there are so many different faces of death and suicide in the show South Park that it is really freaking funny! But the episode and clip that I am going to tell you about next, is by far, one of my favorites of this series.

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Leave it to the makers of South Park to always find somebody or someone to make fun of blatantly. And for a good rule of thumb: they always tend to stick to popular culture, recent news and of course, the always tried and true celebrities.

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The many Faces of Death in South Park is well into its thirteenth entry, and for this boisterous affair we thought it best to talk about the most frequently killed character in the history of the show, none other than Kenny McCormick—the snowsuit bound, always happy and playful, lover of woman and breasts, kid who somehow meets a gruesome and most uncertain and untimely demise in nea

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We are now officially halfway through our twenty part series about the many different faces, traces and occurrences of death in the show South Park.

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Nearing the halfway marker in our presentation of twenty plus different occasions where the show, South Park, decides to kill off certain characters intermittently, we find that it is time to embark on yet another showing of where they create a character and introduce them into to show, just to kill them off at the end of the episode.

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More instances of the many faces, traces and scathes of death and suicide in the hit Comedy Central TV show, South Park, coming right back at you. Now well into our twenty-some-odd part series covering these rare occurrences in the animated show, we touch on the show’s most beloved and hated, cynical and racists, bigoted, fascist character, the one and only: Eric Cartman.

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Now that we are well into our series of entries based upon the many different faces and occurrences of both death and suicide as they appear in the show South Park, it’s time to take a look at yet another episode where a character that is actually pretty well known in the series gets axed from the show in the icy cold grips of death: Ms. Dianne Chokesondick.

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In another continuation of my coverages of the occurrences of death as they appear in the animated comedy, South Park, I have found yet another hilarious instance where death becomes an overriding factor for the show.

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I have yet another candid South Park proposition to reveal. We have covered many different episodes and facets of the hit TV show on Comedy Central, however, this time I wish to change it up a little bit and alter the pace.

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Season 12 of my favorite animated show on the face of the planet, Earth, South Park, has brought to us numerous and avid fans many different showings and faces of the most hated, fattest and obtrusive kid in the town: Eric Cartman.

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Have you ever had to take a sexual harassment training course for work, or at school? I have and they really suck. They teach you what every idiot should already know, even those who are void mostly of classiness. What moron doesn’t get that women and men have rights, you don’t grope, and you don’t make snide, gender-biased remarks at school or at the workplace? Apparently a lot of stupid people out there don’t know this or fail to understand it.

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It seems that nothing is ever off limits for the makers of the show South Park. They take a bit from here and there, sometimes evening borrowing little tidbits from other sources, but mostly – they focus on current events and popular culture. So when president Barrack Obama was in the campaigning process, who better to poke fun at the future President of the United States than Trey Parker and Matt Stone.

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