TrusTinsanity

To me, season 3 was really underwhelming and a disappointment to the series. Season 4 is a huge step up, and this episode really lives up to Seasons 1 and 2. I didn't want to watch this season just because I thought the show was on a sinking ship, and this was just another step down, but I was wrong.

Everyone can agree that the last 10 minutes of the episode was amazing and really well done in terms of acting and basically everything. The whole episode is amazing, but the last 10 minutes is easily the best part.

The stuff with Hopper and Joyce was great too, but I think the Russian plotline is definitely the weakest one of the season. Don't know what their obsession with Russians is about. It's like how Rick and Morty made episodes about incest in season 5. No one was into it, and no one asked for it.

Anyways, 9/10 episode. This season made me really happy because it exceeded my expectations by a lot.

You'd think that after so long, this show would end up like South Park and The Simpsons, completely devoid of any soul, but this show still has most of its quality.

This episode having a rating of 9.5 on IMDb shows how much we needed it right now, with everything happening in the world. I think that no matter how much censorship exists South Park will always be there.

The episode itself is about Trump as president, and it doesn't portray him very well, which pissed off the White House so badly that they said that South Park 'hasn't been relevant for 20 years' and they called South Park a fourth rate show. The reception this episode got proves that they're just butthurt.

There's also a bit about ChatGPT which I really liked as well. The funniest parts of the episode were probably the parts with Cartman and Butters.

I never see this movie talked about anywhere. It has a decent amount of votes but doesn't get much attention, and the only reason I watched it was that my dad told me about it, and he only knew about it because part of it was filmed in Malta and some Maltese was spoken (in Malta, we milk any attention we get).

This movie is about an American (William Hayes) who gets caught smuggling cannabis in Turkey. He is sent to 4 years in jail (in Turkey) which the court then extends to a 30 year sentence minimum.

Apparently, William Hayes himself has stated that the movie exaggerated how evil the Turks were. I guess you sort of come to expect that in films.

I still really loved the movie.

9/10.