Bloody Mary

I love this episode as someone who has been going to Alcoholics Anonymous meetings with my family since I was pretty young. I like that it doesnt hate on AA since I believe it is a very helpful program but it pokes fun at it like any other south park episode. My favorite quote from this episode is "What seems to be the officer, problem?"

This episode was incredibly special to me-words can't fully express what I felt. If you live your whole life thinking you're ill, then you'll live an ill life. It's all about the beliefs you hold and the value you give to others' opinions. Everything truly comes from within. So please, don't take everything so seriously. Let go, trust yourself, and breathe. Life doesn't have to be perfect or approved by anyone else to be meaningful. We all have the power to shape our own reality through the stories we tell ourselves. Thank you, South Park, for this unforgettable episode and the message behind it.

Forever grateful.

Maybe unpopular but I sincerely had this episode in GOAT conversation and stand it next to the best.

A perfect blend of pure comedy gold and intertwined with a serious hot topic. The points expressed in comedic or sobering moments are really spot on and highlights treys and matts unbias smart candid take on issues. This is comedy gold and in my eyes PEAK South Park. The execution and writing of this episode is so engaging and hilarious.

Bloody mary is another controversial episode of South park.This one sort of spoofs Christianity.I am Christian, and I still enjoy South Park.People just need to learn to have a sense of humor.In this episode, Randy thinks he has a drinking problem after getting pulled over for drunk driving and has to go to an AA meeting.Stan convinces him that he can do it by himself, but Randy becomes a real hypochondriac convincing himself he is sick.He then learns about the statue of virgin mary which spews blood and thinks he can get cured by visiting it.Bloody Mary is a funny, controversial and interesting South Park episode.