The Worldwide Privacy Tour

Great episode! Provides some good laughs (Butters' fight scene killed me)! They really didn't have to do much parody on the subject of the "Canadian" royal family since most of what's shown is exactly what Harry and Meghan are doing. Harry being pressured into this persona by Meghan also rings true since he always seems out of place and unwanted in all those interviews and Netflix specials. Throughout the episode, Kyle was constantly talking about the royal Canadians that moved next door and I honestly believe that the rest of the boys found the perfect way to deal with them: IGNORE THEM!

I especially enjoyed Matt and Trey basically saying that Meghan is an empty shell of a person on the inside, not because she's "ethnic" but because of her "brand":)

Brilliant episode, from start to finish. The detail is unbelievable and makes even more hilarious, have to rewatch to catch them all. I think it resonated so much because media in general are afraid to call out these two and refreshing to see there is no restriction with comedy...it actually reflects the true story of what these two have been striving for and I can imagine they are confused and bewildered as to how SP saw straight through it when it's actually what millions of people have been thinking for a very long time. Bravo Southpark! I can imagine they have gained many new fans from across the world as we all watched with pure joy at this enactment of H and Ms life.

Brilliant as it hits the nail right on the head about what is wrong with the world and people wanting to be perceived in a certain way when they are nothing like that and playing the victim instead when challenged or not getting their own way.

Using the "Prince of Canada" and his wife highlights this in a funny way and just shows how ridiculous the whole branding concept is, unless you are genuinely wanting to be something people can see through this unless you back it up with actual actions.

My favourite moments include the book named waaaggh as it always was a wingefest after living a life of privilege and obviously my Instagram loving ##@!# wife.

I found myself laughing more than I have laughed in months! I haven't tuned in to South Park for YEARS! But this episode really caught my attention. For two people who wanted PRIVACY somehow they ended up in HOLLYWOOD doing a reality show, an interview with Oprah, Spotify podcasts, magazine covers, and Harry writing a book that includes talking about his first time having intercourse, his frozen todger that reminds him of his MOTHER and how Meghan tells Harry after intercourse "that's not a Spare. That's a man". Harry went on a MEDIA tour for the book all for the sake of PRIVACY! It really doesn't get anymore ridiculous than this couple and SouthPark NAILED IT! Thank you!!

This was an amazing Episode. So much truth to it, and it hilariously mocks those two losers. Everything it depicts of them speaks to me, and I love how the concept of "victimization" is brought up in this episode. However, what stops me from giving this episode a greater rating is the fact that it wasn't as funny as I had hoped it would be. Don't get me wrong, loved the jokes and the lampooning of Meghan and Harry the clowns, but did I laugh as hard and as frequently as I have before at other episodes, not really. I feel like Matt and Trey could have done so much more with that episode. Aside from the comedy, I loved this episode, everything it brings up holds a lot of truth, and I hope to see more great episodes like this in the future! Off to a good start for season 26!