HAPPY LOOK OUT WAAAGGGHHH

I'VE NEVER SEEN AN OCELOT!

Someday, someone needs to explain to me how Breaking Benjamin, Three Days Grace, Nickelback, Stone Sour, and others of their ilk are actually separate entities.

Michelle Forbes Sad-and-Defiant-Yelling Wish List Thread
For the new season:

Hell yeah it is! I love Futurama and I love penguins, so it was the most logical choice.

More and more, this show is proving that the scripts being created episodically is contributing to its problems. The more cliched characters (Mayor Adams, Rick) have been played the same since they were introduced, but the main players have wildly inconsistent behaviors and motivations.

I liked the plot back when it was just a couple sentences scrawled on a coffee shop napkin.

Best of all, they didn't dismiss his disillusionment before the credits rolled just to give their audience closure. I think Stan's personal crisis is like the creators', in that they can't resolve it in a day or even a half-season.

I feel like the Kyle/Cartman pairing has been a long time coming. Especially after Crack Baby Basketball, when the Angry Kyle Outburst didn't really happen.

They should have a crossover between the shows just so Mich and the Richmond Campaign are devoured by flesheaters. I'd watch hours of that.

"puma slipper woman" sounds like a genetic experiment gone horribly, horribly wrong

Koopa Sociology?!? What, were you on the football team?

The "Bennett episodes" might end up killing the series. Everyone figured out he was innocent by the second of those, and they dragged down the pace of the show while revealing nothing of lasting value, other than "don't judge a book by its cover derp derp".

A/A+ for me:

Workaholics
Yeah, yeah, I know there's one of these every episode of South Park. I just wanted to say I've never seen someone successfully rhyme with "blizzard elemental".

Second that vote for Mink Car. I still get "Man It's So Loud in Here" and "I've Got A Fang" stuck in my head sometimes.

Agreed with OP, this is the best episode in years. Maybe it was just low expectations from last week's incredible predictability, but I was hooked the second they mocked Sarah McLachlan.

Could the aliens *be* stock cars? Or would cowboys shooting at stock cars be too traumatic for fans of NASCAR?

Political Crap
I'm pretty sure you could bump almost every episode up half a letter grade if you just removed the political subplot entirely. It's a consistent point of weakness for the show, and there's little chance that the payoff justifies the amount of time spent on it.

Nedna for some, miniature American flags for others?