South Park: Joining the Panderverse

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J P @RT84003006 3d It’s not surprising that it received popular ratings. The title kinda broadcasted the outcome, but look, this is not hard-hitting, boundary testing, old-school South Park. The only thing "world-changing" about it, is the literal plot line. Matt and Trey have become wildly successful, and I’m very happy for them. They deserve it and it’s nice to see that happen for two Hollywood outsiders. But they themselves joke about the paradox of being caught between success and selling out. Randy is an analog of Trey’s own intellectual laziness and distance from his original motivations. You can’t be the angry young, outrageous rebels with characters like Starvin’ Marvin and plots like City Sushi when you’re 50-something and living in the future, so they can’t really be held responsible for their evolution. It’s no longer a labor of love, but a product intended to be palatable to the consumer. Ben and Jerry sold out to Unilever. Matt and Trey sold out to mass appeal. See more Mickey B. @Mickerdoo May 7 Classic social commentary from SP. Some of it felt pretty accurate, some exaggerated. Wild that Kennedy voices herself. See more Why N @RT12998322 Aug 28 Maybe KK should've gone to HBOMax / Max / HBOMax to save Our Flag Means Death instead of ruining the Star Wars Universe. Waaaa! Have another cry about it. See more William J @RT47779835 Aug 16 South Park perfection at its most classic (but obviously matured and wisened) best. See more Russell H @RT85733992 Aug 3 Ridiculous as usual. See more xpig332 B @RT69712065 Jul 17 Brilliant, I loved it, South Park RULES! See more Read all reviews

South Park: Joining the Panderverse

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