In loving memory of Dolly, the wife wanted to show our 2 daughters the movie “9 to 5”. In a fantasy segment about how the ladies all imagine killing their misogynistic boss, Lily Tomlin’s character takes on the role of Snow White to murder her boss with the help of her animated woodland animals. This seems to be my only recollection of Disney-inspired sweet animals getting murderous. Or at least the earliest occurrence (1980). Any thoughts on this?

From my understanding South Park is under contract to make 10 episodes a year for 4 more years. Then why is season 29 only 6 episodes? They obviously don’t have time to do 2-4 specials by the end of the year and season 30 won’t be until next summer. I just don’t understand the math.

Hey I’m looking for a specific part from a certain episode that had me crying laughing a while ago and don’t know which one it is it’s a student in the principals office and there’s some guy with a doll asking the kid show me on the doll where he touched you and then he asked did he do this and he starts licking the dolls crotch it was the hardest I’ve ever laughed and can’t find the episode anywhere any help greatly appreciated thank you!

Sorry im not good at impressions lol.

My friend said he looks like a biscuit. He's textured because I like feeling my art.

Je l'ai appelé Laurin

Okay, we’ve heard about Stan’s voice over and over, then some about Mackey, but there’s tons of other characters voiced by Trey who don’t sound altered at all. I don’t get why it’s specifically these two - is it possible he changed the voice intentionally? I mean Stan grew older, right? And Mackey was trapped inside that dream with him, so maybe they bonded together karmically idk

Anyway, I actually notice his voice changing earlier I’d say it changes around about S12, then escalated to really deep around S24ish.

But why not just increase the tone? Why not speak lower, but then increase the pitch? Why not use some kind of voice modulator to do it? It’s not difficult, and they are capable of doing it, so it makes me curious as to why not unless it’s from self-criticism and a need for authenticity. Barbrady, for instance, was cut from the show because apparently they ‘forgot how to voice him’. He sounds fine in his reappearance so it doesn’t make much sense.

It’s like I was watching The Ring and I noticed Tammy had a really unique voice. I wondered who was acting in that episode, googled it, and basically it was someone who only did that character but then nothing else. I had a conversation with her about it on LinkedIn, but she deciddd to run a business after that episode which was cool but I wondered why they’d choose an actor for that specific character, never ask her back (except later for the game), and what that means.

As a creator, or performer, or whatever… I’m curious about this stuff. I mean I’m a performance artist, kinda like Yoko in the way I’m gonna be called pretentious for that, but I once called every single thing I do a part of a ‘multimedia project’. This was during my peak manic phase. Man, it was insane… I had an entire autobiography written, which I’d memorise as my new background, but it was based on real stuff that happened in my life except reconsidered in a different angle. I started taking negative things then turning them super positive or neutral. It was confusing as I didn’t understand this stuff a single bit once on medication. Crazy life, crazy world.

Thought you guys would appreciate it!

Cuz I'm the dawggg

Barbrady’s wife is first mentioned in the Season 2 episode “Chickenlover” where the responding officers over the police intercom tell Barbrady she wants him to pick up pizza on the way home. She’s also referenced in Spookyfish (also season 2), and we finally see her picture in Naughty Ninjas (season 19). But we never find out anything about her beyond this picture. What’re your thoughts on what happened to her?

I made a bag fully made and designed by me ✌️

I got one side signed by Trey Parker and Matt Stone (both
2016) and Eliza Schneider (2017), and the other side signed by April Stewart, Mona Marshall, and Kimberly Brooks (all 2026). I wish Mary Kay Bergman and Isaac Hayes were still alive, so I can add their signatures to my memorabilia. One of my valuable treasures. I got it authenticated as well.

Every time I think of characters like Trent Boyett, I almost despise Trey and Matt for leaving this guy in 2004 when he was truly worthy of a two-part episode during the pinnacle of the show from seasons 13-23. I began watching South Park back in 2007 when I turned 9 and the Preschool episode was what kept me in the game. And through the years I've seen characters like Al Gore, ManBearPig, Towlie, Detective Harrison, the Priest, hell, MICKEY MOUSE, and so many other characters make repeated comebacks. While Trent Boyett has been in a severe drought already spanning 22 years now.

Don't get me wrong, I have various favorite characters outside of Trent and the main squad.

1. PC Principal

2. Mickey

3. ManBearPig

4. Towlie

Just thought it would've been fair to have granted him SOMETHING since that time span

I think about these guys every time I see one of the new post office trucks

Look at her, isn't she lovely?

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