But the character sheets were randomized yet again.
Abed sees all, but he tends to have a problem with probability.

*downvotes*

Abed still made Mr. Well-Endowed with Troy probably still in mind. =sniff=
Overcome your captors, Bing Bong

I just hope part one is titled:
"Advanced Advanced Introduction to Finality," and part two:
"Intro Finality to Finality"

Outsiders see fragments of this episode and tell me:
"No wonder its always in danger of being canned."

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh B….+! This was funny! And pretty directionless… But still enjoyable. The standard meta "we're doing a sequel" worked great in the beginning, and they managed to pull some fresh, clever puns out of D&D yet again. But the resolve to the main plot felt a bit half-baked. I liked the concept of the two…

Almost insurmountable. And I'm forced to recall their existence after they are aired to extend the Christmas special running time.

The cow "completing his mission" with the backdrop of a burning city.

=phew= Now that I have seen the trailer, I am less concerned.
But BOY, did the "CGI" in the title make me panic.
Looks alright. How bad can it be? There are some classic Peanut cartoons and some… not so classic.

In that case, it would be about damn time for Finn to get the talk.
"Girls are you coolio companions, not enactments of your bizarre sexual tastes involving females beating on old men."

Well. That interpretation of the sword just about makes enough sense to me. Setting up the sword as infallible, and then having a moment where it fails once Finn starts getting lazy would only be natural.

And what a season this has been! About 52 episodes with no major duds, and with no signs of slowing down.
Now Finn having a biological father is gonna be very interesting. Since the character has already experience periods of angst, relationships, and maturation, the introduction of a parental figure may be very…

So. Finn's grass sword of metaphorical maturation easily dispatches his pestering fear of the ocean. What does it mean?! WHAT DOES IT MEAN!?!?
Anyway… Finn's DADDY!… Gotta say, I can only name ONE consistent father figure on this show portrayed in a positive light, and he turned into the Ice King.
So I can't help but…

"Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit huffing glue."

I feel as if I have retroactively lost information in my brain by reading this.
Cool

Ah, Metroid. What a… problematic example. The game is both a classic, and VERY unplayable. It barely holds up by modern standards, and has just been about surpassed by all of its sequels (except, of course, Other M)
I still play it out of obligation and appreciation for what the game began, but I think Zelda is a…

The Logan's Run parody was kinda random, but does anyone else think that maybe it's also supposed to make a point about how fake and contrived social networking is?
The fact that the episode and the characters slip into caricatures and archetypes may be a subtle reference to how ridiculous and detached from reality…

B+. Execution was messy and and a bit reaching, but the premise was still goofy and resonated enough for me to ultimately like it.

Really? Had no idea about that. Having the signs must have been pretty sweet.

At least this looks to be a "you certainly get what you paid for," deal.
$60 for a 15 hour South Park episode may not do much for some, but I am most definitely interested in immersing myself into this humble town in Colorado.