South Park: Indiana Jones violated

[Vulcan]

The Stormtrooper bit was hilarious

[BnZ]

Eh, not their greatest work.

The "they raped Indie" metaphor was just a little too esoteric. "The Passion of the Jew" was their home run as far as making fun of movies go.

And yes, "Red Sleigh Down" is the Greatest Episode Ever. 

[crazyivan]

I like one of the old Halloween episodes. With the TP ing kid who acts like Silence of the lambs.   The cheesing episode was good too.

[1pLUs44]

Umm.... No one saw the N-word Guy?


TTHHHIIISSS IIISSSS LLLLEESSSSBBOOOOSSS!!!!!

[BnZ]

I know South Park is known for messages, but you know, really, many times the shows that have the least message are the funniest. "Red Sleigh Down" falls into this category, as does "Woodland Critter Christmas".

[Capt.Joe]

Umm.... No one saw the N-word Guy?


TTHHHIIISSS IIISSSS LLLLEESSSSBBOOOOSSS!!!!!

omg thats one of the classics! So is Cripple Fight!! I want that to be my Check 6 sound 

[Beefcake]

Thank you guys for telling me about Red Sleigh Down, I just watched it on Southpark Studios and laughed my butt off!   

[BoSoxFan]

Santa: "Oh no. Not Santa's balls!"

Jesus: "My children, you should know something. I'm packing."

 

[Curlew]

I know South Park is known for messages, but you know, really, many times the shows that have the least message are the funniest. "Red Sleigh Down" falls into this category, as does "Woodland Critter Christmas".

True, but looks like nothing could beat a good episode of the venture bros for you, i know it cant for me

[BnZ]

True, but looks like nothing could beat a good episode of the venture bros for you, i know it cant for me

Yeah, I love it. Abstract crazieness humor at its finest. They also take chances on jokes that aren't guaranteed to be understood by 100% of the audience, instead using things like "George Bush" or "Iraq war" that even Tibetan Yak herders are familiar with as the punchline all the time.

Good example-saw a reference to the legend of Catherine the Great and the horse in an episode this week. If "South Park" had decided to use that in a bit, they would have made sure the whole audience understood what was being referred to in the set-up. "Venture Bros" just throws it out there and if you get it, you get it, if you don't, go read a book!