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Doug Bassett - April 6, 2008 01:27 AM (GMT)
Or maybe everyone does?

http://www.southparkstudios.com/

It appears to be everything including the 12th season -- is that this season? I've been going through it pretty systematically, catching up on episodes I've missed, or a few (the classic "Scott Tenorman Must Die") that just bear rewatching. I think I'm up to season 7 now.

Video seems mostly fine, although a couple episodes were oddly presented out of sequene -- the Helen Keller Musical one, for instance -- which suggests something technical over there, but who knows what. One commercial at the break points, mostly pretty stupid ("Hey, Mona! You Rule!") but hey, what do you want, huh? It's free and the commercials are blissfully short.

As for the show itself, this is one of those things I can't be objective about, I love this show with a passion and always have, it's one of my all-time favorite tv shows and one of the few comedies I've ever really liked, actually.

doug

Marc Morris - April 6, 2008 09:50 AM (GMT)
There are I.P. blockouts in place - this must be for the US only right now.

Gary Painter - April 6, 2008 01:10 PM (GMT)
Yeah, I got a "Sorry England - Full Episodes Coming Soon"...

Dunno what's worse, not being able to watch them or accusing a Scotsman of being in England!

Chris Stangl - April 6, 2008 03:36 PM (GMT)
QUOTE (Gary Painter @ Apr 6 2008, 07:10 AM)
Dunno what's worse, not being able to watch them or accusing a Scotsman of being in England!

SOUTH PARK don't pull no P.C. punches for anyone, baby!

Jonathan Hertzberg - April 10, 2008 05:34 PM (GMT)
It's probably offline by now, but "Major Boobage" featured several stupendous spoofs of scenes from Heavy Metal complete with Don Felder, Riggs, Sammy Hagar, et al. soundtrack. Whoever designed these sequences perfectly mimicked distinctive backgrounds, character designs/movements, and thematic motifs (such as the quasi-religious bathing ritual in the "Taarna" episode). And, the writers even managed to fit all this into an "Eliot Spitzer" narrative. :D




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