The Scoots

This season is finally finding its legs. After the last good episode, we get another one that's funny.

The leads are Mr. Mackey and Kenny, which is nice because we on't get that much of them. We also get the rare occurrence of Mr. Mackey being upset. The best part is that yet again we get to see the the residents of South Park wildly overreact to a town crisis.

South is still dominating the king of comedy title and providing more complex social commentary each episode. This season proves that South Park still has life in its longevity. The Halloween episode was phenomenal. It felt like the old days, Kenny having a major role since seasons 14 and 19 is really refreshing. We need more of the four main characters being themselves again over prominent characters like Randy even though I love Randy.

This episode really did feel like the old South Park. And it was really nice to see (and hear) Kenny again. Though we forget him sometimes (like Mackey said). It was also nice too see a lot of the characters. We see all the kids and a lot of the residents of South Park. It was great to see that Randy and his family are still living on Tegridy Farms. The little callbacks to episode 3 & 4 of this season are funny, but it is good that every episode stands on his own again. Just like the old South Park.

The best episode of 22 season so far.Brilliant idea about scooters and Halloween.

It was fun. It was silly for the boys. That's the best part about South Park; when they can make fun of something topical but also have the juxtaposition of child like innocence and crude humor. One of the best South Park episodes ever. Well done, Trey and Matt.