patriots567

Huge South Park fan here. I laughed maybe twice during this, hence why I don't rate this a 1. What a weak finale in what was an otherwise strong season. The Garrison/Trump and Randy Tegridy farms storylines have long overstayed their welcome. And they combine both into one episode. How can you have a season finale without the main boys (with the exception of Stan)? There's almost nothing to talk about in this episode. It was just a boring episode, and about halfway through I was just waiting for it to be over. We've pretty much seen everything here before. It's a shame because earlier in the season they've done one of their best episodes in a long time (The Worldwide Privacy Tour), and then they end with this. I much prefer the episodes where the boys are the focus. Oh well. Still an otherwise good season, and I'll be watching in the future.

If not, it's definitely in contention. The acting and writing were both well above par. It's almost as if you were watching a documentary on a real crime. Compared to other CSI episodes, this one is packed with more emotion and heartbreak. You can tell the writers put time and effort into this one episode. The best episodes are where the characters get really emotionally invested in the case they're working on, in this case it was Maxine. And that ending. Wow. I challenge anyone to not feel some sort of sadness while watching this. I'm not one to spoil anything, you need to see for yourself. Also, it was awesome to see Greg Sanders back in the fold, even if he was kind of in the background during this episode. Wish we would've seen more of him. I hope he sticks around. Well done CSI Vegas. If you keep making episodes like this, I'll continue to watch.