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21 best episodes of South Park, for which it is loved so much
On September 26, Russian viewers will see the 23rd season of South Park, which has been on the screens since 1997. People unfamiliar with the animated series, most often consider it an example of low-brow stupid humor. And this is completely unfair, because in reality “South Park” is a vivid example of a strikingly clever social satire.
In anticipation of the new season, Lifehacker offers to review the most outstanding and striking episodes of the show. We immediately warn you: during the existence of the series, a lot of episodes have been released, highly appreciated by critics and viewers. Among this variety, it is very difficult to choose the best. Therefore, there is a chance that your favorite episode will not be on this list. In this case, just write in the comments which series you like and why.
1. Conjunctivitis
Pinkeye
- 1st season, 7th episode.
Preparations for the approaching Halloween are hampered by an epidemic of alleged conjunctivitis, which for some reason turns the inhabitants of South Park into brain-eating zombies. The guys do not care about what is happening, they are obsessed with the main thing – getting sweets.
One of South Park’s brilliant early episodes parodying Michael Jackson’s Thriller video, Carrie and From Dusk Till Dawn.
The humor is also on the level: what is Eric Cartman worth, who decided to dress as Hitler. Moreover, director Victoria’s attempts to correct the situation and dress Eric as a ghost only make things worse: the new costume resembles the robes of the Ku Klux Klan figures.
– Let’s go look at pictures of Cartman’s mom in Drug Whores magazine.
— Hey, she said she was young and needed money!
– Only this was last month.
2. Scott Tenorman Must Die
Scott Tenorman Must Die
- 5th season, 1st episode.
Aspiring high school marketing guru Scott Tenorman sells a bunch of his pubic hair to Eric Cartman. The latter boasts to Kyle, Stan, and Kenny that he has supposedly reached puberty. But they explain to Eric that pubic hair does not need to be bought – it must grow on its own. Realizing that he was fooled, Cartman is trying to get his money back – and for this he is ready to go very far.
It is in this series that Eric Cartman for the first time appears not just as a spoiled nasty child, but as a real fiend who “it’s better not to piss off anymore.
” Indeed, Cartman’s sophistication in this episode could be envied by the Count of Monte Cristo himself.
3. Return of the Fellowship of the Ring to the Two Towers
The Return of the Fellowship of the Ring to the Two Towers
- 6th season, 13th episode.
Stan Marsh’s parents instruct the boys to take the Lord of the Rings 2 videotape to Butters’ house. The kids perceive the task as a fantasy quest, but as soon as they leave, Mr. and Mrs. Marsh realize that they mixed up the tapes and accidentally gave the guys a porn movie.
It is clear from the title that this series is a parody of the main fantasy saga in the history of popular culture. Starting with the title of the episode, which includes elements of the titles of all three films of Peter Jackson, and ending with many references.
4. Casa Bonita
Casa Bonita
- 7th season, 11th episode.
For his birthday, Kyle Broflovski invites his classmates to the Mexican amusement park Casa Bonita.
Cartman, whom Kyle doesn’t consider a friend, finds himself in flight. Unable to accept this, Eric comes up with a cunning plan: hide the invited Butters in an abandoned bomb shelter.
One of the best episodes, revealing Cartman’s villainous genius in all its glory. The creators of the show, Matt Stone and Trey Parker, called this series among their favorites, and both viewers and critics agree with them.
5. All About Mormons
All About Mormons
- Season 7 Episode 12.
A Mormon family appears in South Park. After they invite Stan Marsh to dinner, the boy’s father becomes furious: what if these crazy cultists try to impose their faith on his son? But, after talking with the Mormons, Mr. Marsh finds out that they are very nice people. And in general, their family is much better than most in the town.
While this episode pokes fun at Mormons in a merciless South Park fashion, it also teaches viewers about tolerance.
It happens that people sincerely believe in absurd things. But if these beliefs are harmless, is it worth it to convince the interlocutor or arrogantly point out that he is wrong? According to Matt Stone and Trey Parker, definitely not. Otherwise, you will look unworthy.
6. Good Times With Weapons
Good Times With Weapons
- Season 8, episode 1.
Stan, Kyle, Cartman and Kenny have a new passion – anime. At the city fair, the guys get real weapons for martial arts and begin to consider themselves ninjas. But at some point, their game goes too far.
This episode took a long time to complete, but the result is one of the most unusual episodes in South Park. Some of the scenes are drawn in a style that parodies the characteristics of Japanese animation, so it’s very interesting to see how familiar characters are transformed into their anime versions. The episode is imbued with love for the material and its fans and touches the tomfoolery of the boys so that you want to remember yourself at their age.
7. Woodland Critter Christmas
Woodland Critter Christmas
- Season 8, episode 14.
On Christmas Eve, Stan Marsh meets some cute talking animals in the woods. The forest dwellers ask the boy to protect them from the evil cougar. He agrees without enthusiasm, but does not even imagine what consequences this will lead to.
If you haven’t seen this episode, which is a scathing satire on the Christmas special genre, you can only envy. The degree of absurdity grows gradually, and the main plot twist is both terrifying and laughing to the point.
8. The Death of Eric Cartman
The Death of Eric Cartman
- Season 9, Episode 6.
Eric Cartman once again manages to piss off Stan, Kyle and Kenny with his ugly behavior. The angry boys announce a boycott to their friend, and the guys from the school also join them. Eric, terrified that no one is paying attention to him, mistakenly believes that he is dead.
Meanwhile, Butters, who has been left out of the picture, turns out to be, according to Eric, the only link between Cartman and this world. Here you can already guess that the episode is full of references to famous movies and, above all, to The Sixth Sense.
— Why did you decide that you should go to heaven?
— What do you mean?
— Well, maybe you will go to hell at all!
– You idiot! How will I get to hell? I’m not black!
9. Trapped in the closet
Trapped in the Closet
Scientologists, including Tom Cruise and John Travolta, are trying to convince Stan to become their leader. They are convinced that the boy is none other than the reincarnation of Scientology founder Ron Hubbard.
Because of this episode, Isaac Hayes, the voice of the Chief, left South Park because the episode hurt his feelings as a believing Scientologist. But most of all, of course, representatives of the Church of Scientology were outraged.
After all, the creators of the series not only “denigrated” their religious organization, but also made public information, for access to which converts pay a lot of money.
– My friend, according to our tests, you are in a deep depression. Only Scientology can help you get out of it.
— Okay, but what do you need to do?
– You need to turn in 240 dollars.
10. Tsst
Tsst
- 10th season, 7th episode.
Mrs. Cartman understands that her son’s behavior is over the top. A desperate mother takes turns calling television supernannies, but even they are unable to re-educate a difficult child. Finally it comes to the famous dog trainer Cesar Millan. Unexpectedly, his approach works.
The episode brings up the important subject of how parents influence the moral character of their children through improper upbringing, and clearly demonstrates that even the great and terrible Cartman can be forced into submission.
Though not in the most standard way.
— We can’t take your son Eric’s behavior any longer!
– Well, I’m sorry I handcuffed Billy Turner’s ankle to the school flagpole.
— You understand that this is not the point.
– Oh, sorry I chained Billy Turner by the ankle to a flagpole and gave him a hacksaw. And that later he said that he poisoned his milk at breakfast, and he could get the antidote only if he sawed off his leg.
– This is very bad, Eric.
— He called me fat!
11. Make Love, Not Warcraft
Make Love, Not Warcraft
The guys try to play World of Warcraft, but they are constantly killed by a high-level player. Then the boys give up their ordinary lives in order to accumulate experience points, become powerful fighters and take revenge on the virtual bully. Half of this episode was filmed using the World of Warcraft game engine with the assistance of Blizzard Entertainment. Thanks to this, a unique humorous effect is created, similar to what was in the Good Times with Weapons series: powerful fantasy characters speak in children’s voices, and epic battles in the vastness of Azeroth actually unfold in a computer lab or at children’s homes. Night of the Living Homeless South Park was filled with homeless people. Things spiral out of control after a compassionate Kyle gives one of them $20. Homeless people take over the city, and behave like real zombies. “Night of the Living Homeless” is not only a very funny series parodying “Dawn of the Dead”, but also a social call not to shift responsibility. This directly relates to helping homeless people who, with their appearance, allegedly spoil comfortable, clean and elegant cities. Sometimes the desire to restore order leads to the fact that the “problem” is transferred to remote areas or even outside the city and pretend that it does not exist. But that doesn’t stop her from existing. Imaginationland Islamic terrorists are attacking Imaginationland – the place where all the characters ever invented by mankind live. The Imaginationland trilogy was originally conceived as a film to replicate the success of South Park: Big, Long, Uncut. But in the end, the creators abandoned these plans, considering the idea to be insufficiently large-scale and independent. However, Imagination was released on a separate DVD and even won an Emmy. A great many cultural references appear throughout the series throughout its three episodes. For example, scenes from Steven Spielberg’s Saving Private Ryan and James Cameron’s The Abyss are cited, the directorial approaches of Night Shyamalan and Michael Bay are ridiculed, famous characters appear like Aslan from The Chronicles of Narnia, Gandalf from The Lord of the Rings or Morpheus from ” Matrices. Guitar Queer-o Kyle and Stan play Guitar Hero together and are so successful that they even get a producer contract with them. The series simultaneously parodies the standard story of the rise, fall and reunion of a rock band and satirizes the overly serious attitude towards video games, whose fans lose touch with reality and begin to perceive the virtual world as if it were real. In a sense, the mockery of Matt Stone and Trey Parker even turned out to be prophetic. Suffice it to recall how wildly popular eSports is now. Ungroundable After yet another petty parental chicanery, a rebellious Butters decides to join the “vampires” school gang. True, the naive boy takes everything too seriously and really begins to consider himself a ghoul. And goth kids are angry that they are constantly confused with vampires. One of South Park’s funniest cameo characters, who, unfortunately, rarely appear on the show, is a group of extremely stereotypical Goth kids who consider themselves to be real non-conformists (but dress the same and listen to the same the same music). – If we’re going to send him somewhere, it must be the most horrible, most smelly place on earth. – Scottsdale! Coon 2: Hindsight Cartman, posing as a masked vigilante named Raccoon, is kicked out of the superhero team he created, Raccoon and Friends. At the same time, a well-known oil company accidentally releases the monster Cthulhu, who has been dormant underground for centuries. Another triad of episodes united by one plot: “Coon 2: Aftervision”, “Mysterion Rising” and “Coon vs. Coon and Friends”. The funniest scenes of the trilogy that have become a meme are the absurd “deepest apologies” to British Petroleum, which is first to blame for the rupture in an oil well, and then completely drills a passage into a parallel dimension. – He is not our god. He promised us that after his return everything would change, but we, as before, sit here and smoke cigarettes. Another Obama, man. Cartman finds love A pretty new African-American Nicole appears in the class. True to his racist ideals, Cartman believes that she should definitely date the only black child in South Park – Token, who, however, has a different opinion. Nicole herself likes Kyle. One of the episodes alluding to Cartman’s multiple mental disorders. In this episode, viewers are introduced to the boy’s imaginary alter ego, Eric Cupid, who appears as a hallucination and helps Cartman bring together same-racial couples. Nightmare on Facetime Halloween is coming. Stan’s father, thinking of becoming a businessman, buys Blockbuster Video. But he completely lost sight of the fact that no one has been renting discs for a long time. Many scenes in this episode are based on Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining. Randy especially stands out with a characteristic mad look from under his brows, reminiscent of Jack Nicholson. There is also a reference to the cartoon “Monster House” in the series – the moment when the ball hits the rental area. World War Zimmerman Cartman believes that African Americans who are protesting against the judgment in the George Zimmerman case should soon rise up and start something like a zombie apocalypse. To save humanity, Eric develops a crazy plan. The episode parodies the film World War Z, criticizing the controversial Zimmerman case and the availability of weapons in the United States. Black Friday On the eve of Black Friday, children cannot decide which console is better to buy on sale – Xbox One or PS4. As a result, the guys are divided into two warring factions and fight each other in the style of the “Game of Thrones”. Three episodes are devoted to the main fantasy series of our time in South Park. The creators of “South Park” did not miss the opportunity to scold the showrunners of “Game of Thrones” for too much attention to naked men and endless scenes of shenanigans in the gardens. You’re Not Yelping South Park is getting prettier before our eyes: in the town, one after another, numerous restaurants open and self-proclaimed food critics appear. Meanwhile, Eric Cartman extorts free food at a new Mexican restaurant by threatening a negative review on Yelp. The episode, in typical South Park style, criticizes amateurism. The latter is an urgent problem in our time, when every second person starts his own blog. Matt Stone and Trey Parker dislike these egoists who imagine themselves to be professionals so much that they did not even hesitate to draw parallels between Yelp users and Islamic terrorists. Read also 👾👾👾 Series Daria Goloshchapova Park” retells significant historical events. The creators of the series manage to offend both conspiracy theorists and “environmentally disturbing” ones, while not missing anything from modern political history. The series about strange third graders, where good never wins, where aggressive satire reigns, absurdity and Kenny always dies, captivated millions of viewers around the world. The series has been with us for a quarter of a century and has changed with us, experiencing global cataclysms, wars, economic crises, as well as protests of representatives of religious denominations. We recall the most significant episodes from the world and American political history, told by the residents of South Park. 
12. Night of the Living Homeless
13. Imaginationland
Cartman, through the courts, is trying to get Kyle to fulfill the specific terms of the contract with Eric. 14. Guitar Queer-o
However, the test of glory deals a heavy blow to the friendship of the guys. 15. Unpunished
In addition to them, Butters is responsible for the humor in the episode, who finally had the courage to go against his cruel and despotic parents. It’s especially funny when the hero behaves like Edward Cullen from the fantasy melodrama Twilight. 16. Raccoon 2: Hindsight
17. Cartman finds love
18. Nightmare on Facetime
Residents of South Park bypass the building, and rare visitors are either ghosts or the fruits of Mr. Marsh’s sick fantasy. At the same time, the boys, dressed as characters from the movie “The Avengers”, become witnesses of the robbery. 19. World War Zimmerman
20. Black Friday
21. You’re Not Yelping
25 years in South Park: remembering world history in seasons
On the anniversary of South Park, we are reviewing the loudest political episodes. Season 1, “Death”: Euthanasia Law Problems in the USA
For the first time in the series, the problem of euthanasia, which was acutely on the political agenda of the United States and still stands, is seriously raised (euthanasia is allowed only in three states. – Note ed. ).
In the episode, Stan’s very elderly grandfather begs to let him die in peace:
“Where America is going, kids refuse to kill their own grandfather!”
Season 5, “Osama bin Laden’s Got Stinky Pants”: the September 11 tragedy
South Park has changed since the September 11 tragedy: the characters are depressed and panicked, and the four friends Stan, Kyle, Cartman and K jenny accidentally fall into Afghanistan.
The series plays on two events at once: the fall of the Twin Towers and the US invasion of Afghanistan with the Enduring Freedom special operation. The ending of the episode is unusually patriotic, in Stan’s words: “Of course, America can have many problems, but this is our home, this is our homeland, our team. If you don’t support your team, get the hell out of the stadium!”
Season 7, “I Love Country”: Iraq War Protests
In the episode, kids are legally truant from school, since everyone who protests the Iraq war is exempt from school. They don’t care about the war, and only Eric Cartman decides to find out how everything works (and then only in order not to write an essay on history on his own).
Cartman, plunging into a coma, travels back in time and finds out how everything works in the USA directly from the Founding Fathers themselves: America’s two-party system was based on the idea of participating in and protesting against war at the same time in order to avoid the hatred of the whole world.
The main punch of the episode was Eric Cartman’s speech:
“I learned a lot today: this country was founded by the best thinkers. They firmly understood one thing: a truly great country can start a war and behave as if it is against it. You, those who support the war, you need those who are against it, because it seems that there are still reasonable people in the country who can empathize!”
Season 11, “Imagination”: Criticism of the Iraq War
The response of the creators of “South Park” to the American leadership, which launched the invasion of Iraq under the pretext the fact that the country has a potentially dangerous biological weapon, which, surprisingly, did not turn out to be.
Episode the general also says that “our imagination was attacked by terrorists”, and the main punch was the phrase:
“The consequences of an imaginary terrorist attack are still unimaginable.”
Season 13, Margaritaville: 2008 Economic Crisis
The series is about the financial crisis – a frightening thing that is difficult to understand and impossible to ignore, and the inhabitants of South Park begin to pray to the Economy. Stan, trying to figure out how parliament works, sneaks into the meeting room and discovers a chicken with a severed head, which is allowed to run around the roulette sectors. According to the inscription on the sector in which the chicken dies, politicians decide what to do: “tax the rich”, “go to war” or “print money”.
Season 16, Obama Wins!
The series is dedicated to the re-election of Barack Obama for a second term, as well as an equally important event: Disney buys Lucasfilm. It’s all tied together with a Chinese general and vote-rigging… The episode brilliantly pokes fun at the political fears of political scientists and voters, as well as the inspiring heights of the conspiracy frenzy of the American press.
Season 20, “Oh my God!”: Donald Trump’s election victory
victory for Hillary Clinton.
The name change a few hours before the release reflects the shock of the election results.
Pandemic and Vaccination Special 2020-2021
BLM, police violence, zoom lessons, racism, Greta Thunberg speech parody, global environmental crisis and sex with a pangolin in sp etsvypuske has about everything.
Back to the Cold War Season 25: March 2022 events
The episode revolves around the nostalgia of the school psychologist, Mr. Mackie, as he remembers the Cold War that unfolded when he was young. He began to see the nuclear threat everywhere. Mr. Mackie regularly turns on the school alarm because he seriously expects a nuclear strike from Russia, but is reprimanded by the school principal.