South Park - The Complete Sixth Season

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Release date: 2005-10-11
DVD
Director:Matt Stone
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They have done it again! Season 6 furthers the greatness of South Park and the misadventures of the boys.

As we remember, Kenny is dead, so someone has to fill in the gap. Butters is automatically the new friend for Stan, Kyle, and Cartman. However, this soon wears off as the original three kick Butters out for being too lame. In this episode "Professor Chaos", after Butters is kicked out of the group of friends, he goes home and creates his evil alter ego: PROFESSOR CHAOS! His attempts at revenge, though, fail miserably, even after taking in a new sidekick, General Disarray (who is first grader Dougie from the third season). Meanwhile, Stan, Kyle, and Cartman are trying to fill the void left by Butters left by Kenny. So, they end up choosing Tweek...who doesn't turn out to be a very good replacement for Kenny, either.

The absolutely funniest episode this season happens to not belong to Cartman this time. Instead, it belongs to Randy Marsh and Mr. Liu Kim, owner of City Wok. The episode is "Child Abduction is Not Funny". Mr. Liu hash to buird city warr. And he rearry pissed at those Mongorians who come and try to break down his warr. Randy Marsh's stupidity delves deeper as he thinks that his son has become a Mongolian and forgotten who he was. He tries to speak Mongolian, and then he talks dumb English. "Stan. Your name is Stan...Yes, son. Remember, son. Reeeemeeeeeeeembeeeeerrrrrr." (It's funnier on screen, trust me.)

This season also makes fun of Steven Spielberg and George Lucas. When the boys get mad about the directors changing the original movies over and over, they start an organization to stop them from ruining more movies. (The only reason I am mentioning this episode exclusively besides being funny, it is also true. While the new Indiana Jones movie is not a remake, it IS a change from the actually good Indiana Jones movies. WHAT HAPPENED TO STEVEN SPIELBERG AND GEORGE LUCAS?!)

In conclusion, another stellar season from the inventive creators, Mr. Parker and Mr. Stone. May their fortunes continue to shine upon their imaginations as they move on to Season 7.

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I received my order in a timely manner and it was in great condition. Thank you so much!

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There is no season of South Park that is as funny, as gross, and politically incorrect as season 6, and that's what I love the most about it. It stars out normal enough with the humorous, yet unimaginative, episode "Jared had Aids" where it is reveled that the Subway spokesman Jared has managed to lose all that weight because of his aids... then followed up with another funny episode called "Aspen," but that episode also fails to deliver the political and social hummer we all love so much. No, when this season really gets going is in episode 4, "Fun with Veal" where Stan and Kyle find out that Veal is just "tortured baby cows" and make it their mission to save them by kidnapping, uh, cow napping, them and locking themselves in Kyle's room. From that moment on season 6 is full of laugh out loud episodes and social/political commentary that thrashes the Catholic Church (Red Hot Catholic Love), Rushal Crow (The New Terrance and Philip Trailer), Steven Spielberg (Free Hat), George Bush (A Ladder to Heaven), and much more.

Some of the best episodes in all of South Park are found in this box set. Red Hot Catholic Love where it is reveled that Catholics really just worship a giant spider in the Vatican. Child Abduction Isn't Funny, where South Park gets an Asian man to build a giant "great wall" around the city to keep out potential child abductors, only problem is that Mongolians keep knocking it down. Then there are my two favorite episodes, The Return of the Lord of the Rings to the Two Towers, and The Biggest D**che in the Universe. The Return of the Lord of the Rings to the Two Towers (or tRotLotRttTT, hmmm) is a giant spoof of my favorite movies of all time, The Lord of the Rings - The Motion Picture Trilogy (Platinum Series Special Extended Edition), in which Stan's dad accidentally puts an adult video into the Lord of the Rings case, and sends it over to Butters house. After watching the tape, Butters terns into Gollum after Stan, Kyle, and Cartman come to take the video back to the movie store, calling it his precise. Meanwhile the 6th graders find out about the tape and scope the town for it.

After Cartman drinks Kenny's soul in The Biggest D**che in the Universe, Chef takes the gang to New York to see the "great" John Edwards who can supposedly speak to the dead. It is here that we have South Parks greatest quote,
Edwards, "Everything I tell people is positive and gives them hope, how does that make me a D**che?"
Stan, "Because the big questions in life are tough, why are we here? where are we from, where are we going? But if people believe in a55whole d**chey liars like you we're never going to find the real answers to those questions. Your aren't just lying, your slowing down the progress of all man kind you d**che."

Oh yeah baby, the greatest South Park quote ever. And I haven't even mentioned brilliant episodes like The Death Camp of Intolerance, Freak Strike, or Red Sleigh Down. Let's just say that they are all great. You are not a South Park fan unless you've seen these classic episodes.

Re-watch value; high.

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