This episode was a great watch! In the early part of it, Butters comes clambering into the computer lab warning the others that vampires are infesting South Park Elementary School. They ignore his warnings and later on in the episode Butters is turned into a slave of the darkness by changing his wardrobe at Hot Topic and drinking Clamato juice.

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A brand new series on Southparktalk.com is about to be revealed to all of you South Park loving folks abroad: The Best Six Clips from Each Season! In this series we will take a brief look back in time at all of the seasons of South Park to date – all twelve current ones. And when Season 13 is finished, we will add this season to our entourage. Typically there are twelve to fourteen episodes per season, and generally speaking, it is safe to say that about half of those episodes are the really, really good ones!

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A brand new series on Southparktalk.com is about to be revealed to all of you South Park loving folks abroad: The Best Six Clips from Each Season! In this series we will take a brief look back in time at all of the seasons of South Park to date – all twelve current ones. And when Season 13 is finished, we will add this season to our entourage. Typically there are twelve to fourteen episodes per season, and generally speaking, it is safe to say that about half of those episodes are the really, really good ones!

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If you were to meet a real life Eric Cartman in person, you would say, wow this one screwed up little boy! Thankfully he only exists in the TV show South Park, where his arrogance and retardation get him into all sorts of trouble, most often harmful to himself and others. But, for the sake of the show and comedy, thank goodness that Cartman exists because otherwise who would take the place of the diabolical idiot that is quaintly and frequently featured as the lead character in many episodes of South Park.

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If you ever thought about one of the most memorable episodes from the eighth season of South Park, if you ask me, it would easily be “Quest for Ratings.” An episode that pokes fun at race, popular culture and drug abuse. All wrapped up nicely under the disguise of a school news team that is formed when the boys have to come with a show idea for their theatre technical class, even though they are only eight years old!

Why Season 8 Rocked!

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What if the funniest show in the world created the lamest joke that you ever heard of? Then they decided that the lame joke was indeed actually funny, somehow? After that they went out of their way to make the most lackluster episode ever created in nearly the entire history of the show—one that centered around a joke that would not even make a second grader laugh or emit a noticeable chuckle?

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If you missed one of the latest episodes in Season 13’s hilarious debut of the hit Comedy Central show, South Park, no worries, I didn’t! I think that Trey Parker and Matt Stone (the creators of the show) decided that enough was enough, and that it was finally time to for the show to go somewhere it had never ventured prior: talking about the current disarray of the worldwide, global economy! If you ask me, I am quite surprised that they never did this in the past season, but then again, I am not they!

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martahJust when you thought the guys over at the show South Park had done nearly everything that they could to offend and disgust the world afar, guess again! This time they clearly demonstrate why the show has remained a top viewer program on Comedy Central over the years as it embarks upon yet another timelessly classic episode for the ages—one that will leave you red in the face and covered with tears when you have had a chance to fully digest its numerous comedic offerings!

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What happens during an economic recession in South Park? The town crumbles. Morals fade. And violence persists.

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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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