This show sounds pretty funny, I think I’ll give it a watch.

One underrated part of the South Park history is they beat Disney Lawyers….DISNEY LAWYERS

So Matt and Trey have stated in interviews that the reason the OG sex scene in Team American was so over the top was because they knew in general the scene was probably going to be denied by the censors- so, they purposely made it crazier than they wanted it knowing the rest of it would seem tame in comparison and be approved by the censors. And evidently it worked.

My mom went to high school with Trey Parker. When I asked what he was like in high school she said “he was exactly how you imagine a South Park creator in high school”

Also, in the Scientology episode they made all the names in the credits "Jon Doe" and "Jane Doe" to avoid legal liability...just AWESOME stuff!

I remember when I was in fourth grade watching this with my dad because he said "they were also fourth graders" lol

I saw Bigger, Longer, and Uncut in the theatre when it came out. I was 10. It fundamentally changed my entire life. I was not the same child I was when I left that theatre. I had a whole new vocabulary. A new world.

What cemented South Park as one of the greatest television parody shows of all time was the save the whales episode, specifically the ending after they convince the Japanese government that it wasn't a whale and dolphin that dropped the nukes on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, but a cow and a chicken. After which they cut to a scene of a bunch of Japanese whalers brutally slaughtering a bunch of cows and chickens. A bunch of the characters were watching from afar, and Randy Marsh put his hand on his son Stan's shoulder and said, "See, son? Now they're normal, like us"

The most impressive thing about South Park is that is written, storyboarded, scripted,   animated, and voiced ready for air in less than a week. They had almost completed an episode about Hilary winning the election when it was announced that Trump won, much to their shock. They created an entirely new episode in about 2 days ready for air

Just wanna say, anytime my dad says the word "bastards" he slowly and quietly follows it up with "they probably killed Kenny too"

Tugg has been feeding us with videos lately. Also its crazy South Park has successfully ragebaited the PRESIDENT

22:05 "Scott Tenorman Must Die" 100%. Jaw ON THE FLOOR. One of their best episodes and one of my favorites.

"Cannibal the musical" does not suck. Do not take Tuggs word on this if you have never seen it.

15:51 scientologists tried to get a spy hired on in the south park offices and failed. These people broke into the freaking Pentagon at one point, but the raunchy cartoonist writing team was so close knit that some interloper trying to weasel into their tanks just... Didn't happen. Marvelous.

In the "Jared Has Aides" episode, they talk about how some things aren't funny until like 23.5 years after they happen. I think this is the episode where they say that. What really gets me is that in the last couple years, we've seen an uptick in jokes about a certain event in 2001.

Fun fact: I used to be friends with a mormon in middle school, and his mom wouldn't let us listen to anything except "The Book of Mormon" music because all other music she considered demonic. She genuinely didn't understand it was satire and would sing it like it was legit gospel.

The episode that did it for me was actually quite a simple one and wasn't poking fun at politics, religion, or celebrities. It was "Scott Tenorman Must Die". I spent the entire episode laughing my ass off watching Cartman fail to get his revenge on the teenager for selling him pubic hair, only to be gobsmacked by the ending where Cartman revealed his mastermind plan of having his revenge plots be intentional failures so that he could get Scott to lower his guard and...the chili carnival happened. That episode has lived rent free in my brain since its debut.

The Mormon episode is my favorite. I grew up Mormon and I kid you not it is more accurate to the true history than the  propagandized, revisionist version of history that the actual Mormon church puts out

I was pretty shocked at the episode 'Scott Tenorman must die' at that time it aired 😅
The one where Cartman cooks Scott's parents into a chili con carne for the local chili festival and feeds it to him

1:09 the cleanest sponsor transition in youtube history