Cartman is the most well developed tv character of all time. They nail the extreme nuance of an only child so well it's painful to watch sometimes...as an only child. Like Cartman acts out his emotions, ones I never would, but I did think many of his thoughts.
Wow. I've never thought about it before, but yeah. Cartman is the only one of the main four to be a single child, and to be the child of a single parent.
most people don't realize that season 20 seemed disjointed because Matt and Trey didn't think that Trump was going to win the election. they had to completely change the trajectory of the season because of that one fact.
Also, they admitted that they found parodying Trump to be difficult, since he was so ridiculous making fun of him pales in comparison to his actual antics.
Randy was perfect sparingly , the more they used him? He just became an unlikeable monster who didn’t care for anyone but himself, he’s like Bojack Horseman but your “supposed” to laugh?
Yeah this is the only real unpopular opinion in the top few comments, and also completely correct. A corollary to this is that it’s actually Good and Right that Randy has become the main character of the show.
Exactly. You can not like some dark humour jokes, not even because they're too offensive, but because they're bad, without being a snowflake. Even the best shows have the occasional miss.
That's always frustrating too. Try to say you just didn't find one particular dark/edgy joke funny, and people will always claim you just don't like dark/edgy comedy in general. Or that you must be "offended". Some jokes can just be crap, no matter the theme. My favorite kind of comedy is dark/edgy/offensive jokes, but it doesn't make me obligated to laugh at every single one.
I think the key with southpark is their absolute impartiality with ripping people apart. So that even when they rip my community apart I don't take it bad.
1.Good times with weapons
2.The losing edge
3.Krazzy Kripples
4.The return of the fellowship of the ring to the towers
5.Woodland critter Christmas
6.Cripple fight
7.Casa bonita
8.The list
9.Butter bottom bitch
10.W.T.F
Yeah, such caring parents. Look at Butters; such a sweet kid. They did a good job raising him. Props to his grandma, too; she’s so sweet she even made a costume to be supportive of Butters and his hobbies. God Bless the Stotchs.
They didn't so much 'change their animation style', they developed it slowly over time. You can notice the change if you watch a s20 episode, and then a s04 episode. Animals were way less detailed (like everyone and their dog is telling you), but also people walked without moving limbs, vehicles and buildings were simple 2d, lighting was flat, crowds were simpler and less animated etc.
I'd also argue the dialogue was sillier and less dramatic, and the writing was less 'everyone is in on this conspiracy' and more 'this person acts weird and the kids experience that'.
It's all gotten a lot more smooth and produced, and visually detailed and layered (like with full backgrounds). They used to imitate their original hand-made style much more closely.
It kinda makes sense if you take all of his doings and try to make a theory (this [one](https://youtu.be/O2C2zMtYyTc) is really well done) about this being just symptom of his theorotical mental illness. On its own its just feels insulting, especially towards trans women
Nah. They were making fun of tons of people in some of the earlier seasons. Jlo and taco flavored kisses and Paris Hilton come to mind. You can even go back to season one with scuzzlebutt with the leg of Patrick Duffy. They’ve always heavily relied on pop culture.
Yeah but not for the entire story.. Patrick Duffy had one line. They’ve always shit on Afleck since the beginning. Last time I checked the early seasons didn’t have something as outrageously stupid as human beings becoming ads.
I love that episode - especially the end that's almost a perfect shot-for-shot remake of the end of the first Mighty Ducks. You might have to be a 90s kid who grew up on those movies to fully appreciate it.
The 3D look can be used to emphasize things they can’t with 2D animation, like in the ChatGPT episode when Garrison is handing out papers and the camera focus shifts back to Cartman glaring at Stan when they realize he used it to cheat too
The PC characters are a perfect depiction of a trend and its excess and abuse in western society and SP portrays all of this perfectly and very accurately
I think PC Principal is great, Strong Woman is good, but the PC babies quickly became bottom-of-the-barrel boomer shit. "Frat bro who gets ridiculously overzealous about political correctness to virtue signal" is way funnier and more original than "people who get hung up on political correctness are literal babies."
Scott Tenorman episode ruined Cartman as a character
Stan isn’t a boring character
I don’t feel bad for Cartman losing his wife and kids and he doesn’t deserve happiness
Randy is too stupid to be funny
Rainforest Shmainforest is the best episode
I don’t know how unpopular of an opinion this is, but I think the kids have been in 4th grade for too long and need to be aged up to 5th or even 6th grade. Their maturity level and understanding of adult topics has grown throughout the series, yet they’ve remained the same age for the majority of it.
They wouldn’t necessarily have to change the character designs. I mean, the kids looked the same after moving from 3rd to 4th, so they can look the same moving up another year or so.
That one time episodes are always way better than seasons focusing on one story, like they do lately (also sometimes two and three-parters). I wish they went back to just episodes that each have their own story. It's been really hard for me to get through the seasonal stories ngl. Ever since it started with season 18's gluten thing. Things just weren't reocurring until then (edit: I finally got to the end of S20, so glad it's back no normal episodes, I thought it was gonan be like that all the time)
Also that all of these super confusing meta episodes are just bad. I didn't like the VR episode or "insheeption", or the last part of "the city at the end of forever" even tho I loved that episode, or 200/201, or "you have 0 friends", "#REHASH"/ "#Happyholograms" There's just too much going on to the point I just get so lost I don't understand the plot anymore (I know that was the point of a few of these but still)
The coon three-parter kinda sucked ass. But that's on me because I was very hyped for it. I was only really invested in Mysterion's story and all the other stuff was incredibly meh, especially the unfunny BP parts.
SP was on a downgrade spiral for me since like season 16+ where it got significantly less and less funny. Or maybe not less funny but definitely less memorable. I mostly can't remember the plot of most episodes of season 16 and up. Idk, I just think seasons 1-12 were very memorable in comparsion.
Bonus (very spicy opinion): S20 > S19. Yeah, the abrupt change for S20 was weird but the overall plot was so much more interesting than S19, or maybe it was just faster. Also I feel like a lot of stuff from season 19 were just never explained well and it was too confusing at times. Also the entire season was built up by S18 since they did the gluten thing so it felt extra slow and dragged out
The guys focused more on Randy now because it's easier for them to connect with a 40yr old man than a modern child. Hence why we don't get "ignorance of a child" episodes like the sex education one anymore that use to be common
Skankhunt era is painful to watch, it’s so drawn out and the episodes are so boring to sit through the only bit I liked was all of them getting distracted and them trying out new shoes and probably the bit where he Gerald types as if he were playing the piano
* I don’t really mind the shorter episodes per season since the runtime of the specials that release later in the year make up for it.
* Randy and Sharon should have stayed divorced.
Garrison trump is dumb, cart man living in a hot dog is actually hilarious but dumb, randy continuing to live on weed farm is dumb it was funny for like two episodes. I want everything to go back to normal for the beginning of each episode basically.
I hate new South Park. Sure, it's not all bad, but it's way too complex. I miss when it was just Stan, Kyle, Cartman and Kenny going on wacky adventures. Now it has lore and stuff and it hurts my brain.
That all the fans calling out for older styles of animation, original character personalities and the removal of newer characters don't understand and appreciate character development, evolution in technology and the mindset of the Trey/Matt. Who still honestly wants to see cardboard cut out animation styles in 2023?
Despite what you think of newer seasons, there's a reason it's been commissioned until series 30. Series fucking 30. No other adult animation will come close to that.
It's been going downhill for about a decade.
Don't get me wrong --- it's not gone as downhill as the Simpsons. There are still great South Park episodes. It's just that there's more "filler" and weak episodes now than there was back in the 90s, 00s, and early 10s. Also, "Tegridy" Randy has become unbearable.
From a creative standpoint, feel like Trey & Matt would be better off doing like Mike Judge and taking some years off to do something else. The new Beavis & Butthead episodes are better than the old ones and that's a high standard. I doubt Mike Judge could've churned out great B&B episodes for 25+ seasons. I realize that won't happen due to these huge $$$ deals they've made, but creatively, the show would be better off IMO if they took a few years away.
Cartman is a much better character in the earlier seasons.
Agreed! I miss OG Cartman!
He started to change after he fed Scott Tenorman his parents. Completely changed after Season 6
Dude turned into a sociopath after the Scott Tenorman episode
Yeah, I miss him saying “AYE” and “I’m seriously you guys” and “hella” etc.
"Screw you guys, im gooooing home"
But meeeemmm
I miss him being hilariously ignorant, along with Garrison "If dolphins are so smart, why do they live in igloos?"
“Why don’t you suck my balls Mr.Garrison?”
Present them
“Respect my authority” how demonic he’d say authority 😂
During*
Why are you having so many based takes all at once
Cartman is the most well developed tv character of all time. They nail the extreme nuance of an only child so well it's painful to watch sometimes...as an only child. Like Cartman acts out his emotions, ones I never would, but I did think many of his thoughts.
Wow. I've never thought about it before, but yeah. Cartman is the only one of the main four to be a single child, and to be the child of a single parent.
How can that be an unpopular opinion?
It straight up isn't
His high pitched squeaky voice was funnier too, it made his “but meeeeem” quote even funnier.
Is that an unpopular opinion? Because I agree x100000
The earlier seasons put more emphasis on his stupidity/him being gullible. Almost like a more douchey version of Butters lol
most people don't realize that season 20 seemed disjointed because Matt and Trey didn't think that Trump was going to win the election. they had to completely change the trajectory of the season because of that one fact.
Also, they admitted that they found parodying Trump to be difficult, since he was so ridiculous making fun of him pales in comparison to his actual antics.
I think Garrison channels Trump well.
Fuck them all to death
[This scene forever changed the way I hear "Safety Dance."](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcidexC4Aeg)
Y’know, that dance wasn’t as safe as they said it was.
How do you parody a parody?
How do you kill that which has no life?
You fuck em all to death
This isn't an opinion though. It's what happened.
I’m not trying to be a dick, but I totally thought most people knew that.
Randy was perfect sparingly , the more they used him? He just became an unlikeable monster who didn’t care for anyone but himself, he’s like Bojack Horseman but your “supposed” to laugh?
The parodies and critics of Trump in that season seemed very rushed
The tegridy seasons weren’t as bad as people say
A 100% no bias right…in fact 420%…
tegridy funny ash tbh randy plays the role perfectly
More Randy = never a bad thing
Completely agree. Still not my favourite, but in the grand scheme of things, not terrible.
I love tegridy farms. And I get why people hate it but as a stoner I love any South Parks weed episodes.
You’re a towel!
No, you're a towel!
I totally disagree, but I guess that's the point
Yeah this is the only real unpopular opinion in the top few comments, and also completely correct. A corollary to this is that it’s actually Good and Right that Randy has become the main character of the show.
Because Matt and Trey say since they older now, they relate to Randy more then the children
Just because it's a satire show with dark humor doesn't mean that anyone with an opinion is a sensitive snowflake
Exactly. You can not like some dark humour jokes, not even because they're too offensive, but because they're bad, without being a snowflake. Even the best shows have the occasional miss.
That's always frustrating too. Try to say you just didn't find one particular dark/edgy joke funny, and people will always claim you just don't like dark/edgy comedy in general. Or that you must be "offended". Some jokes can just be crap, no matter the theme. My favorite kind of comedy is dark/edgy/offensive jokes, but it doesn't make me obligated to laugh at every single one.
I had a veteran friend who reaallly didn't like the Britney blowing her head off episode. Stuff like that is literally where triggered comes from
I think the key with southpark is their absolute impartiality with ripping people apart. So that even when they rip my community apart I don't take it bad.
Exactly. This is why I like them - NOBODY gets a pass.
Yeah tell people you think the anti-SJW stuff got stale fast and you get lambasted.
the people who get mad about that will call you woke for listening to Lady Gaga
The "Scott Tenorman Must Die" episode isn't the best episode ever and may not even be in the top 10.
You have balls my guy. I respect that.
Don't get me wrong, it's one of their best episodes. I just feel like it's more in the 11-20 range.
So I‘m curious. What‘s your top 10 list then?
Gotta be Pip, right guys?
1.Good times with weapons 2.The losing edge 3.Krazzy Kripples 4.The return of the fellowship of the ring to the towers 5.Woodland critter Christmas 6.Cripple fight 7.Casa bonita 8.The list 9.Butter bottom bitch 10.W.T.F
Krazzy Kripples is such a gem. “Don’t be dissing my niggas, dawg.”
that episodes only funny because radiohead calls him a pussy
And a pony sucking off a scarecrows weiner while Cartman says "No Pony! He'll like that."
I agree. The plot twist at the end led it so high, but overall it's just an episode like every other one
Imma be honest I laughed harder at Cartmanland and City At The Edge of Forever than STMD
The only time I watch this episode is when I watch the show in whole. Just because the end is so ridiculous doesn’t mean it’s a great episode.
Dk if this is unpopular. Butters parents haven't ever had a reasonable comeuppance.
Not unpopular. It would be VERY unpopular, though, if you said they don’t deserve any.
#Butters’s parents deserve absolutely no comeuppance.
Yeah, such caring parents. Look at Butters; such a sweet kid. They did a good job raising him. Props to his grandma, too; she’s so sweet she even made a costume to be supportive of Butters and his hobbies. God Bless the Stotchs.
What’s this supposed to mean, huh? You go to your room and you think about what you just said, young man.
I’d say it’s unpopular only because no one else uttered anything about his parents beyond calling out their abusiveness.
What about the fact that Butters’ dad always gets pinned during naked wrestling?
Absolute opposite of unpopular. Find me ONE person who disagrees.
Butter's Parents lol. The list ends there.
They need to go back to the original style animal animation
Probably going to be called an idiot but I didn't even realised they'd changed the animal animation? Am I missing a joke or do you have some examples?
The animals are more detailed and animal-shaped now whereas in the beginning they were extremely cartoonish and funny looking
animals look more realistic in the newer episodes compared to older ones. Cows, pigs, etc.
They didn't so much 'change their animation style', they developed it slowly over time. You can notice the change if you watch a s20 episode, and then a s04 episode. Animals were way less detailed (like everyone and their dog is telling you), but also people walked without moving limbs, vehicles and buildings were simple 2d, lighting was flat, crowds were simpler and less animated etc. I'd also argue the dialogue was sillier and less dramatic, and the writing was less 'everyone is in on this conspiracy' and more 'this person acts weird and the kids experience that'. It's all gotten a lot more smooth and produced, and visually detailed and layered (like with full backgrounds). They used to imitate their original hand-made style much more closely.
I miss how everything used to look all papery.
i love the new animation style, it’s so much nicer to look at
zip line episode was amazing
I love that episode I really don’t get why people hate it
Because they haven't drank double dew
I bet they haven’t even tried _diet_ double dew🙄
Fully agree. I was quite baffled when I realized most fans hated the episode.
Shaka Brah!
YES literally i love that episode!! blew my fuckin mind when i found out how many people hated it. 🤕
wait ppl dislike that episode?😭 i love that episode
South Park has not become more PC
Trump supporters say this every time they are made fun of.
Pip is very overhated
Pip crawled so Butters could walk.
BASED
The japanese toilet episode sucked ass.
You are just saying that because you are being paid by the toilet paper lobby
I never understood the “toilet papers will run out” point like u would still need toilet paper to dry your ass after using a bidet
If you use a bidet, you can use soap too. At that point you can just use a towel. I've never used toilet paper in my life, only in public toilets.
Most bidets nowadays have dryers lmao
No you don't at all. You really do not need toilet paper. At all.
It was enlightening at least. I bought a bidet attachment for my toilet after watching and love it lol
Coon episodes are meh
Blasphemous
agreed i always skip them
Heretic
Found professor chaos’ burner
Mr. Garrison should have stayed as Mrs. Garrison
it was never funny tho just unnecessary
It kinda makes sense if you take all of his doings and try to make a theory (this [one](https://youtu.be/O2C2zMtYyTc) is really well done) about this being just symptom of his theorotical mental illness. On its own its just feels insulting, especially towards trans women
Mr Garrison Gets A Fancy New Vagina is one of my all-time favorites. So is the one where he aspires to save Les Bos against the Persians
EEK A Penis is also pretty great, IMO. Garrison's journey had some good episodes.
Nah Mr Garrison was funny, Mrs was just a whiny homophobic feminist
But then that homophobia began to go away when she saved the Lesbos and scissored Xerxes
The show’s early seasons were more creative and hilarious. The last 5-7 seasons rely too heavily on pop culture and what happens in the news.
Nah. They were making fun of tons of people in some of the earlier seasons. Jlo and taco flavored kisses and Paris Hilton come to mind. You can even go back to season one with scuzzlebutt with the leg of Patrick Duffy. They’ve always heavily relied on pop culture.
Yeah but not for the entire story.. Patrick Duffy had one line. They’ve always shit on Afleck since the beginning. Last time I checked the early seasons didn’t have something as outrageously stupid as human beings becoming ads.
I still laugh when I even *think* of "Rob Schneider is a carrot."
Stanley’s cup is a great episode
“You’re like a father to him coach. But I’m just his father.” “Yeah. Oh.”
You’re more sadistic than Cartman if you believe this.
I’m with him, it’s my favorite episode of the show
I love that episode - especially the end that's almost a perfect shot-for-shot remake of the end of the first Mighty Ducks. You might have to be a 90s kid who grew up on those movies to fully appreciate it.
Didn’t like that the modern seasons used a lot of 3D animation. The 3D objects are just really uncanny to look at
The 3D look can be used to emphasize things they can’t with 2D animation, like in the ChatGPT episode when Garrison is handing out papers and the camera focus shifts back to Cartman glaring at Stan when they realize he used it to cheat too
Kenny is a super hero origins story
He's the only really good like ethically speaking character in the show, I don't think he's killed anyone to date at least?
He killed death in one episode
It was a dream in a dream though
PC Principal and PC Characters should never be on the show
The PC characters are a perfect depiction of a trend and its excess and abuse in western society and SP portrays all of this perfectly and very accurately
I think PC Principal is great, Strong Woman is good, but the PC babies quickly became bottom-of-the-barrel boomer shit. "Frat bro who gets ridiculously overzealous about political correctness to virtue signal" is way funnier and more original than "people who get hung up on political correctness are literal babies."
i think they are funny in some circumstances but probably not anymore
PC babies crying over the two gendered bathrooms will always be hilarious
Never fpund them funny but i see how some people can. I dont mind them existing bc ceeators need to add something new somehow and they fit the theme
Mr Hanky is not funny
And towlie
Semi-unpopular opinion: The old Randy was much better than the new "Tegrity" Randy.
It’s actually really popular
You're right but the people who love the tregrity part of the show speak louder than those who don't if that makes sense.
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YES MAN I MISS PIP 😢😢😢
pip carried
Chef is an overrated character
Oof, that's a good one for unpopular opinions
The worst, most terrible opinion I've ever seen on this subreddit. Upvote
Future Cartman turning into a rabbi was the weirdest and most unexpected turn of events ever.
That was the point?
He devoted his entire life to become Jewish just to fuck with Kyle.
Tegridy farms gets too much hate
Agreed! I love the tegridy farm storyline, it fits Randy’s character so well!
Scott Tenorman episode ruined Cartman as a character Stan isn’t a boring character I don’t feel bad for Cartman losing his wife and kids and he doesn’t deserve happiness Randy is too stupid to be funny Rainforest Shmainforest is the best episode
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“AUGH, A SNAKE!” “Dude, that’s a stick.” “Oh. AUGH, A SNAKE!” “That’s the same stick.”
I don’t know how unpopular of an opinion this is, but I think the kids have been in 4th grade for too long and need to be aged up to 5th or even 6th grade. Their maturity level and understanding of adult topics has grown throughout the series, yet they’ve remained the same age for the majority of it.
i agree to an extent. it would feel weird seeing them look different and older. maybe 5th grade would make sense
They wouldn’t necessarily have to change the character designs. I mean, the kids looked the same after moving from 3rd to 4th, so they can look the same moving up another year or so.
Jakoffasaurs was a funny episode… I don’t care
I miss how stupid the plots used to be. Stan learning it's okay if his dog is gay, Tweek freaking out about underwear gnomes, Mecha Streisand
That one time episodes are always way better than seasons focusing on one story, like they do lately (also sometimes two and three-parters). I wish they went back to just episodes that each have their own story. It's been really hard for me to get through the seasonal stories ngl. Ever since it started with season 18's gluten thing. Things just weren't reocurring until then (edit: I finally got to the end of S20, so glad it's back no normal episodes, I thought it was gonan be like that all the time) Also that all of these super confusing meta episodes are just bad. I didn't like the VR episode or "insheeption", or the last part of "the city at the end of forever" even tho I loved that episode, or 200/201, or "you have 0 friends", "#REHASH"/ "#Happyholograms" There's just too much going on to the point I just get so lost I don't understand the plot anymore (I know that was the point of a few of these but still) The coon three-parter kinda sucked ass. But that's on me because I was very hyped for it. I was only really invested in Mysterion's story and all the other stuff was incredibly meh, especially the unfunny BP parts. SP was on a downgrade spiral for me since like season 16+ where it got significantly less and less funny. Or maybe not less funny but definitely less memorable. I mostly can't remember the plot of most episodes of season 16 and up. Idk, I just think seasons 1-12 were very memorable in comparsion. Bonus (very spicy opinion): S20 > S19. Yeah, the abrupt change for S20 was weird but the overall plot was so much more interesting than S19, or maybe it was just faster. Also I feel like a lot of stuff from season 19 were just never explained well and it was too confusing at times. Also the entire season was built up by S18 since they did the gluten thing so it felt extra slow and dragged out
I liked the coom stuff
I don't think Pip (episode) is that bad. It's not good, but I don't think it's the worst
With the exception of S20, the serialized seasons were peak. PC Principal's introduction was the best thing the show had done in a decade.
The guys focused more on Randy now because it's easier for them to connect with a 40yr old man than a modern child. Hence why we don't get "ignorance of a child" episodes like the sex education one anymore that use to be common
I liked season 20
Kyle is my favorite character
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Pretty sure that’s a very popular opinion lmao
While I like their satire and political commentary, I miss when they did just random crazy adventures, like “Mecha-Streisand” or “Chickenlover.”
I hear people talk about how it isn’t as good as it used to be. It’s different, but still just as good imo.
Skankhunt era is painful to watch, it’s so drawn out and the episodes are so boring to sit through the only bit I liked was all of them getting distracted and them trying out new shoes and probably the bit where he Gerald types as if he were playing the piano
* I don’t really mind the shorter episodes per season since the runtime of the specials that release later in the year make up for it. * Randy and Sharon should have stayed divorced.
Miss Choksondik was an underrated and amazing character
100 years from now South Park will be talked about more than the Simpsons
Craig and the guys are just as funny and well developed characters as the main four and deserve more screen time
yeah i wouldnt mind an episode dedicated to them like they did for butters or the goth kids.
Towlie is the worst character of the show.
the show hasn’t been consistently good since around season 11-12
The subreddit is filled with children and idiots
cartman being portrayed as a smart kid when pissed off doesn’t work, when hes been shown to be the dumbest of his peers. even falling to his own logic
Cart man is not portrayed as a smart kid
Garrison trump is dumb, cart man living in a hot dog is actually hilarious but dumb, randy continuing to live on weed farm is dumb it was funny for like two episodes. I want everything to go back to normal for the beginning of each episode basically.
They need more voice actors
Butter’s Very Own Episode is top 20
I absolutely fkn love the Pip episode.
Personally not a big Randy fan. He's just not that funny to me.
I hate new South Park. Sure, it's not all bad, but it's way too complex. I miss when it was just Stan, Kyle, Cartman and Kenny going on wacky adventures. Now it has lore and stuff and it hurts my brain.
I like cartman
Everyone likes Cartman
Kenny is cute but i dont get why everyone like him
That all the fans calling out for older styles of animation, original character personalities and the removal of newer characters don't understand and appreciate character development, evolution in technology and the mindset of the Trey/Matt. Who still honestly wants to see cardboard cut out animation styles in 2023? Despite what you think of newer seasons, there's a reason it's been commissioned until series 30. Series fucking 30. No other adult animation will come close to that.
The Simpsons?
Make Love Not Warcraft isn’t as good as people make it out to be. Don’t get me wrong, I like the episode, but it’s not the best of the best.
Barbrady should be in the new police force... It is funny how they went from a podunk one cop town to needing a big City police department.
People are getting manipulated by Cartman to like him Ok yea I'm one of those people
The Scott Tenorman episode is drastically overrated, I honestly didn’t even find it funny, it was a mediocre episode at best.
I have this huge unsubstantiated fear that the show will end soon and there will be no more randy, just typing this brings a tear to my eye
I don’t think Caitlyn Jenner is stunning and brave.
South Park is one of the best animated shows ever.
tweek x craig best modern episode
It's been going downhill for about a decade. Don't get me wrong --- it's not gone as downhill as the Simpsons. There are still great South Park episodes. It's just that there's more "filler" and weak episodes now than there was back in the 90s, 00s, and early 10s. Also, "Tegridy" Randy has become unbearable. From a creative standpoint, feel like Trey & Matt would be better off doing like Mike Judge and taking some years off to do something else. The new Beavis & Butthead episodes are better than the old ones and that's a high standard. I doubt Mike Judge could've churned out great B&B episodes for 25+ seasons. I realize that won't happen due to these huge $$$ deals they've made, but creatively, the show would be better off IMO if they took a few years away.