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“You were nine, Kenny. You did what you could.”

“But you don’t know what it’s like to always wonder if you could’ve done more. No matter how many times I say I did everything I could, I can’t fucking convince myself. Because looking back now, it seems so simple. And it was. All she was asking for was to be saved. And I was too much of a fucking coward to do that.”

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hey you…. can you draw red mcarthur

hey you......................sure here you go

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SLAMS FIST GIVE ME ELDRITCH BOI

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close enough, welcome back Romeo and Juliet

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and i find a broadcast station thats signed off for the night and the static floods the speakers in glorious black and white

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my girl princess Kenny🦦🩷

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Hey there, I know you gave your 2 cents to Blooms about Pip and his episode. I think I just wanted to state my own opinion about him and his episode if you're interested. Personally, I feel like Pip as a character was overhated. I can't think of one scene where I thought to myself "I'm so glad they killed him off". He wasn't a character that was a screen hogger (unlike a certain weed obsessed dad that I mentioned before) and neither was he was someone that was annoying. While I don't think his episode was great, (at worse it was boring) it was nice to see an episode where another minor character got screen time over the main 4 and I'm glad they never gave up on that concept despite people's feelings towards Pip's episode. One thing I always felt saved Pip's episode was Estella, who fans usually state carried the episode. All in all, Pip and his episode aren't the worse things in the series. Heck, I personally think Jakovasaur is the worse episode because it was the only episode that gave me a physical headache with how annoying the character was. Let me know what you think if you're interested in responding.

Oh yeah I agree 100%. There are episodes that are *WAY* worse objectively. You wanna talk about episodes with very little rewatch value and absolutely nothing from the main 4, we can talk about A Million Little Fibers. I am also not a fan of Jakovasaur. And personally, I'd much rather watch Pip than Volcano (which is in my top ten most boring episodes of SP ever I'm so sorry early season truthers I just can't do it). Pip is at the very least somewhat entertaining of an episode, and not the worst one where they went "hey lets do an episode centered on a side character" (COUGH COUGH TOWELIE). And I'm not saying it because I hate Towelie, some of his featured episodes are quite funny to me.

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 Drawing by southparks Lead Storyboard Artist and Designer Greg Postma

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sometimes the south park characters are 10 year old babies and sometimes they're 48 year old men

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i love me some demon!Kenny in a dress. raise your hand if u love dat shi. (craig out there raising two hands and his legs). ok i’m gonna be honest, that ax was supposed to be a trick or treat bag. and then things got out of hand.

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Brrrrrrrr ❄️☕️

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Hey, not sure if you'll respond but I wanted to know what you think about this. I know people have said their two cents with Randy but I just wanted to state my issue with him. I think the main problem with him is that they use him for plots that are better suited for other adult characters. For example, it makes perfect sense for Shelia to be the Karen for Streaming Wars' plot, and in Not Safe For Children it could have been Liane or Mr. Garrison for the OnlyFans plot line because it makes the most sense. Yet for all of these plots they made Randy the main character for them while reducing the other adults to boring generic background extras who are toned down and only Randy is allowed to be a character. Heck, someone even argued that they toned down Cartman to where it can be argued that Randy is the main antagonist for the show. I know it's been stated a lot that they relate to Randy more but why not use the other adults more? Thankfully, The End Of Obesity changed it to where the moms were the main crazy parents whereas Randy was being his old self. I really hope for the next season we get more of the other adults being absurd and funny and not Randy replacing another adult character with a plot that would be better suited for them. What do you think?

You know, I didn't think of it that way before, but it makes a ton of sense to me. I would totally agree that Randy's character has been shoehorned into plots better suited for other adult characters, and the episodes where he is truly suited for the plot are where he shines and isn't quite so grating. I completely agree that Cartman has been toned down to try and make Randy look more absurd/stupid/etc, and that a lot of the focus has been drawn away from the child characters to the adults, specifically just Randy. And I get it, M+T have been on record talking about how they relate more to the adults now that they've gotten older. And that's fine. But I agree, if we're gonna go that route, I'd love to see more variety in the adults for plots that suit them and not just the Randy Show.

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The South Park Reanimate Project Is HERE!

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the premiere!!

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weird ass dogs

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he doesn't even know what it was this time

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logged into twitter for 5 minutes and this is the first thing i saw

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the idea that stan could end up with anyone other than kyle is so ludicrous. imagine he goes home to his husband who did NOT grow up in south park and says “man work is stressful, think I’ve bitten off more than I can chew. don’t wanna end up jacking it in san diego!” and his husband is like “…..what??”