Classic and New South Park coexisting almost fine
You can probe it watching all the old characters appearing through the episode, specially Mr. Garrison back at his old-self after being the 45th
President. And he still the same, no 'flanderization' here. Neither him nor anybody on this show and that's majestic after 24 seasons. I don't recall any show having such a consistently quality for so long.
The boys plot was fun and striking with the story actually focused on them. Since Tegridy Farms started becoming tedious this was really refreshing. Also after a long time of being almost ignored, Kenny gained protagonism again. Who didn't appear was Randy, perhaps a sarcastic response from the creators to those complaining about him owning the show.
About the QAnon people, they nailed everything with them. As a Libertarian -the real Right- it was fun to see how out of mind conservatives have become. Not to mention about how they're crying because of this Guess who's the real crystal generation? Anyway, I also loved the animations of celebrities and politicians. Priceless.
There was a lack of the "shock"factor of old-school South Park. But after all this is a 45 min. episode that never gets you bored, and for a 24 years old show that's enough. I'm one of those who don't need to laugh every single second to enjoy a good story, that's why I'm a defender of the "serialization", which was nothing but the show maturing.
I give it an 80% approval. PERIOD.
The boys plot was fun and striking with the story actually focused on them. Since Tegridy Farms started becoming tedious this was really refreshing. Also after a long time of being almost ignored, Kenny gained protagonism again. Who didn't appear was Randy, perhaps a sarcastic response from the creators to those complaining about him owning the show.
About the QAnon people, they nailed everything with them. As a Libertarian -the real Right- it was fun to see how out of mind conservatives have become. Not to mention about how they're crying because of this Guess who's the real crystal generation? Anyway, I also loved the animations of celebrities and politicians. Priceless.
There was a lack of the "shock"factor of old-school South Park. But after all this is a 45 min. episode that never gets you bored, and for a 24 years old show that's enough. I'm one of those who don't need to laugh every single second to enjoy a good story, that's why I'm a defender of the "serialization", which was nothing but the show maturing.
I give it an 80% approval. PERIOD.
- facundo_1996
- Mar 10, 2021