Pip
- Episode aired Nov 30, 2000
- TV-MA
- 22m
IMDb RATING
6.6/10
3.3K
YOUR RATING
Pip attends boarding school in an adaptation of "Great Expectations."Pip attends boarding school in an adaptation of "Great Expectations."Pip attends boarding school in an adaptation of "Great Expectations."
Trey Parker
- Abel Magwitch
- (voice)
- …
Matt Stone
- Pip Pirrup
- (voice)
Isaac Hayes
- Chef
- (credit only)
Eliza Schneider
- Estella
- (voice)
- (as Blue Girl, Eliza Schneider)
Kyle McCulloch
- Joe Gargery
- (voice)
Featured reviews
Such an underrated episode, if you get the annoyance of a lack of main characters out of your head then you can enjoy the comedy in this episode, all the introduced characters are funny with classic South Park humour. I hate how hated this episode is.
The first 10 minutes were definitely a head scratcher, the main characters are entirely absent, but the episode really grew on me. Malcolm McDowell is hilarious, and the "alternate" ending to the Charles Dickens masterpiece is hilarious.
I got the feeling that Trey and Matt were having a lot of fun with the episode, so I did as well. It's definitely not for everyone though.
I got the feeling that Trey and Matt were having a lot of fun with the episode, so I did as well. It's definitely not for everyone though.
This must be easily one of the worst episodes. The plot goes nowhere and nothing happens. Luke a lukewarm bowl of water with some lumps in it and those lumps don't taste like anything either.
It felt like this episode lasted for 45 minutes - and not in a good way.
It felt like this episode lasted for 45 minutes - and not in a good way.
This episode does not deserve some of the hate that it is receiving. I personally find this episode to be extremely underrated and funny. I think a lot of people dislike this episode because it breaks away from the main 4 boys, but I loved seeing Pip star in his own episode, which he definitely deserved. This episode still made me laugh when I rewatched it a couple days ago. I will admit, the story gets a little weird at the end, but that's what's expected. It's a South Park episode after all. This episode was one of Pip's last major roles in the series, which was sad, but I'm glad he at least got a solo episode. In conclusion, I would highly recommend this episode to anyone who has yet to watch it.
I see a lot of hate for this one and to be honest, I don't know why. Sure, Pip is a completely stupid and random character to make an episode on, but at the same time, it had enough laughs to where I enjoyed it somewhat. It has an extremely boring start but it eventually picks up in the climax and has some pretty corny or just not funny moments. The characters in this one(with the exception of Pip) are very random and definitely were meant to be based off characters from "Great Expectations". While there is 300+ episodes in this show, "Pip" is certainly not the worst but also fails to maintain the South Park quality we like to see.
Did you know
- TriviaThis is one of the only episodes in the entire South Park series in which none of the main characters - Kyle, Stan, Kenny or Cartman - appear. The other is Terrance and Phillip in Not Without My Anus (1998).
- GoofsThe armchair's control panel looks less detailed the second time the robot monkeys make their appearance.
- Quotes
Malcolm McDowell: Hello. I'm a British Person.
- ConnectionsSpoofs Great Expectations (1946)
- SoundtracksAnnen Polka
Composed by Johann Strauss
Details
- Runtime
- 22m
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 4:3
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