Oh man. I'm so glad that Spielberg and Lucas will finally be brought to justice for what they did to Indy.
I cannot believe some of the images they got away with tonight. The whole scene from "The Accused" was just unreal. I don't think I've cringed that much in a long time.
And seeing an Indy IV DVD ad during the Sarah Silverman show right after had me HOWLING. Not a regular watcher of South Park, but that was some funny stuff.
“You are going to get a certain amount of snarkiness on the Internet no matter what, and my rule is that you don't post anything that you wouldn't say to someone's face.” Marc Andreyko (Writer of DC Comic’s “Manhunter”)
This isn't the first time they've targeted their anger at Lucas and Spielberg - I guess they didn't get the message after all. Hell hath no fury like Matt & Trey when their favorite movies get tarnished.
I have to ask ... Was this episode an indictment against the movie itself, or against all of the overreacting fans bitching about the movie (like it was the worst thing that's ever happened in the history of the world)?
The most hilarious thing about Tommy Dreamer is that everyone else in WWE, from Shelton Benjamin to dudes who haven't even debuted yet, has a T-shirt available. WWE doesn't even bother printing up a T-shirt for Tommy Dreamer, A MAN WHOSE GIMMICK IS WEARING A T-SHIRT WHILE WRESTLING. And why is that? Because not a god damn person would ever pay money for a Tommy Dreamer shirt. Not even his own mother. As a result he usually ends up wearing a shirt that says "WRESTLEMANIA 24" or "JUDGEMENT DAY." I think it's time for Tommy Dreamer to just print up a T-shirt that says "UPCOMING PAY PER VIEW"
Originally posted by AlessandroI have to ask ... Was this episode an indictment against the movie itself, or against all of the overreacting fans bitching about the movie (like it was the worst thing that's ever happened in the history of the world)?
Knowing South Park, both.
That being said, this episode really didn't do anything for me. Once we got the concept, they just lather-rinse-repeated it until it ended. Cartman's B plot was weak, too.
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If there's a god, He's laughing at us and our football team.