Last week will be pretty tough to top.
South Park airs on Comedy Central tonight at 10pm.
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Last week will be pretty tough to top.
South Park airs on Comedy Central tonight at 10pm.
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Labels: cartmen, Comedy Central, kenny, kyle, South Park, stan

South Park started as a shocking cartoon about kids with potty mouths and fart jokes. Eleven years later it has become one of the funniest shows in recent memory and, dare I say, important? No other show satirizes popular culture as harshly or as truthfully as South Park. I never thought I'd be watching a cartoon for social commentary but here we are.
Season eleven is in fact one of the strongest seasons of the show. Each of the fourteen episodes, include the laugh-a-minute Imaginationland trilogy, are brilliantly funny and further prove Trey Parker and Matt Stone aren't just one trick ponies. They spoof The DaVinci Code, Guitar Hero, 300, 24, The "N-word" (in what is one of the season's funniest episodes, "With Apologies to Jesse Jackson"), Tourette's Syndrome, and much more.
The biggest disappointment, as with each of the South Park sets, is the lack of extras. We get mini-commentaries but nothing of any substance. This set in particular was rumored to have tracks for Rock Band included. That particular feature was shot down a while back but word continued that it would be included. Alas, it is not.
Considering the sets for Family Guy, which is easily described as South Park's arch-nemesis, come jam-packed with extras, you would think they would start to kick it up a bit. Unfortunately, that isn't the case as season eleven is as bare bones as the rest of them.
That's not to say the set isn't worth the price. The episodes alone make the price worth it, it would just be nice to get more features to pad it out a bit. I get a feeling that they are holding onto all the good stuff for the inevitable complete series set that will be released once the show goes off the air. Which from what I understand won't be any time soon.
South Park: The Complete Eleventh Season is in stores tomorrow, August 12. Head out and grab yourself a copy. You'll be laughing for hours. Laughter burns a lot of calories, y'know, so skip the gym membership this month and buy South Park instead.
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Labels: butters, cartmen, Guitar Hero, kenny, kyle, matt stone, South Park: The Complete Eleventh Season, stan, trey parker