Sometimes they’re too humble! They keep apologizing for talking and “boring” us but I love their commentary so much! It relaxes me and is great homework background noise haha. They’re also good to listen to when in a creative rut💛
@@Mooondoggy i cant remember if it was the season 6 or 7 commentary but at the beginning of one of those they said they were getting letters about their commentaries being too long.
I love how they just worked on the companies trying to censor them every season just taking more and more liberties until they get to the point where they can put basically whatever the hell they want on tv
I got to say, it's kinda annoying to hear them mention something else about the ep and then 'realize how long we've been talking we'll stfu now' No dude, carry on! I'm a fan and I'm interested in your commentary, if I didn't want to hear it I wouldn't have switched on the option on the DVD! Am I the only one who thinks this?
@@Matthew-ve7uv It doesn't sound like a joke when they say it to me, but I can see how it would work as a troll as others have commented. Fuck you for being an asshole about it though.
I'm sad they didn't mention anything about John Elway in Wacky Molestation Adventure. Elway had retired just the year before and there is a scene where the adult character points to the Elway statue saying 'He won't take care of you'. Kinda a small part but I always love the NFL references.
The Pip episode is easily my top 3 favorite episode in all South Park history, and I've watched them all. I also loved the Terrance and Phillip focused episodes, and indeed all episodes that feature Canadians other than Ike. I wish they'd make a spin-off series that only has episodes like 'Pip' or other characters without the boys.
quintuplets 2000 is said to be based partly on the Dionne quintuplets which I am distantly related with apparently they and my grandfather went to the same family reunions long time ago when they are were still kickin about
RU-vid took down the season 3 and season 6 commentaries, but you can now find it here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DU-Co6w6tBc.html. and: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NINZ79p_BIo.html
"He's 17 and he has a car". That line made me laugh uncontrollably. Out of absolutely nothing in 19th century England this 17 year old American guy with a car shows up.. Like wtf ^^
I learned it when I went to the alan Ginsberg library and they had a little bio of him on the wall that mentioned it and people just acted it was normal.
@@draxxthemsclounts2478 Yep. I thought it was very well done. A great cameo from Malcolm McDowell as the narrator; a send up of British accents and a hilarious subversion of the plot of Great Expectations, involving robot monkeys. What's not to like?!
Yvette Paine Oh okay. Sooo weird that they did a commentary for every season except season 2... However, season 2 is probably the season where they try to say the least out of all the seasons. It’s mostly just the kids having fun in South Park and doing a bunch of random stuff, and therefor it’s the least memorable season to me. They mostly just expanded on the town that they created in Season 1 and put creative spins on the gags so they wouldn’t get old (like having Kenny die in a bunch of creative unexpected ways), but they didn’t really expand the existing characters or the story at all, they introduced almost no new characters that stuck around, and they didn’t really try to say much about society either. Season 1 was more memorable, charming, and well writren imo. However, the new seasons try to say TOO MUCH about society and focuses too much on the characters and story, while forgetting to be consistently funny. South Park was the best in the middle where they had that perfect balance of intelligent and funny.
I'm here to make a stand. I will accept the Phil Collins slander, but only from Trey, as Blame Canada should've won, absolutely. But I was eleven years old when Tarzan came out, and the soundtrack was super dope. At least, for an 11yo but I appreciate it to this day, too, AND AND Phil Collins had a whole ass role in GTA: Vice City Stories. The man is a legend to me, and anybody but Trey needs to sit the fuck down before talking shit about Phil.
30:57 I think they are talking about this kid ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AaqyDeASVF4.htmlsi=2DjDU6DL4y-eoKbd&t=483 Trey made it sound funnier than it is (assuming that's the actual kid)
Sorry boys, but Great Expectations sucks, therefore Pip the episode sucks. When you get cool source material like anime or even heavy metal, it's awesome.
