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Did anyone catch South Park tonight ,about "Starvin Marvin" from Ethiopia,and his quest to escape the catholic missionaries .
You watch South Park on television? That explains it. That episode is 11 years old! Jesus, people, it's called internet. (And yes, as you can tell, big South Park fan).
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Yeah... Isn't that season 1?
Definitely a great episode, though.
My list (in no particular order) of favorite episodes.
Cartman Gets an Anal Probe
The Succubus
The Biggest Douche in the Universe
Red Hot Catholic Love
Cartman Sucks
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For me:
1. Butter's Very Own Episode
2. Do The Handicapped Go to Hell/Probably
3. Make Love, Not Warcraft
4. Ginger Kinds
5. All About the Mormons?
6. ManBearPig
"Physical reality” isn’t some arbitrary demarcation. It is defined in terms of what we can systematically investigate, directly or not, by means of our senses. It is preposterous to assert that the process of systematic scientific reasoning arbitrarily excludes “non-physical explanations” because the very notion of “non-physical explanation” is contradictory.
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The "Crips" episode is pretty funny.
I forgot about the Crips. That is good... also, I forget the name of it, but the episode where Jimmy uses steroids to win all the awards in the special olympics, and Cartman gets the award for losing all the events... and Barry Bonds, Mark McGuire and Jason Giambi show up for Jimmy's speech on steroids and how bad they are for sports...
Atheism isn't a lot like religion at all. Unless by "religion" you mean "not religion". --Ciarin
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Oh... and the mormon episode is classic. Damn... there are just a LOT of good episodes.
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No, it's Season 3, Starvin' Marvin in space. It's hilarious, goes into my top South Park list along with:
Good times with weapons
Scott Tenorman must die
A ladder to heaven
Sexual harassment panda
Proper condom use
Christian rock hard
All about the mormons
Trapped in the closet
Imaginationland 1-3
Make love, not warcraft
and my personal absolute favorite!
Woodland critter christmas!!!!
Hail Satan! Damn... there are a lot of good episodes...
deludedgod wrote ; You watch south park on TV .that explains it,Jesus people it's called the Internet . that episode is 11 years old . Well I try not to watch to much of the boob tube , and I didn't have access to a computer until very recently . ( what was it that Grocho Marx said about the television ,I'm not positive but is was something like " O yeah the television , I find it educational , every time some one turns it on , I get a BOOK and go into another room .
So excuse.......... me if my view habits are outdated .
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Here's a link to Project Free TV (http://www.free-tv-video-online.info/). Click on "Southpark", they have almost 2200 episodes. Quality varies but they're still watchable even when blurry. Best part is, there are no ads!
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The Scientology episode was great.
I also liked the Wii episode. Honestly, that was the first time I heard of Richard Dawkins.
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Oh, and..
A better place to watch episodes.
Another great animated series is 'Metalocalypse'. It's about a metal band but you don't have to be a fan of metal to find it funny. In fact, you might find it more funny if you aren't!
In this episode, one of the band members has a near-death experience and decides to find 'god'.....
http://vampirefreaks.com/playvideo/?v=27146
(Episode is 11 minutes long.)