@@kirisuna19 Paramount+ wants to consider those specials as movies, even though they have multiple parts. At least "South Park: Joining the Panderverse" seams to be a one time thing as the next South Park movie called "South Park (Not Suitable for Children)" has a completely different title. By the way, when I first heard of "South Park (Not Suitable for Children)," I thought the title was a joke or some fanmade parody. But apparently, it's actually real. Even though with that title, no shoes Sherlock, of course South Park is "not suitable for children," even if people like to defend crap anyways. And yes, Mr. Hankey the Talking Poop is a character in South Park, thank you very much.
Season 24 consisted of just two specials, (4 if you count the Post Covid paramount+ specials) while Season 25 was more of a “normal” season, but still had only 6 episodes 24 - 2 Specials (not counting Post Covid) 25 - 6 Episodes (not counting The Streaming Wars)
What if they release the Simpsons, family guy, etc like this 5 seasons in one set that’ll be cool and efficient. Sure family guy has kinda been released like this but that’s just dvd.
With those shows, especially Simpsons, yeah, tho it's only the seasons 1-20 for Simpsons, and seasons 1-17(19) for Family Guy, since Disney didn't (now won't ever) release remaining seasons!
@@kirisuna19 Yeah, The Simpsons and Family Guy stopped releasing new DVD sets after 2019 when Disney bought Fox. Now granted, the newer South Park seasons DVDs/Blu-rays have gotten lazy to where they only include the episodes and no special features. But the fact that they even continue to release the show at all on DVD and Blu-ray is more than what can be said for the other popular adult cartoons. American Dad!, Bob's Burgers, Futurama, and Beavis and Butt-Head have also all premiered new episodes in the past year or so and none of those specific episodes are out on DVD or Blu-ray yet. We did get lucky with The Bob's Burgers Movie though released on DVD, Blu-ray, and 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray on July 19, 2022. But that's a movie, so of course they were going put it out physically and make a big deal about it.
But that's only if they care enough to even remaster those seasons for Blu-ray as those episodes are in standard-definition. The later seasons since season 9 are in high-definition though and would be easy to put on a Blu-ray as it would just be the same picture quality used on streaming releases and airings on HD channels.
