Liberry and expresso...?
Kaingerc
kaingerc
Scare Bear was one of the Revenge Society hopefuls in Bright Lights, Dean City. I guess he’s had a few adventures, since he(?) had both hands and just a chef’s knife back then.
I can't grasp how the writer made this mistake.
Some people mistake not being an ideologue for not having a viewpoint or a moral center.
This could be credibly read as an examination of how South Park’s “you’re an idiot for caring” attitude has influenced some of the worst aspects of modern culture. South Park has been reckoning with its own legacy since Season 19, and this makes it clear that the trend of self-examination isn’t going to stop.
I don’t know about you guys, but I got a lot of cathartic guilt-free laughs about the whole ‘kids getting massacred at school’ thing, and at the end of the episode, I was pretty sure we were all on the right side of the issue. And if that’s not a good South Park episode, I don’t know what is.
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I liked the first two Thor movies, but I completely agree with your assessment of Ragnarok.
They keep saying Raph is the leader, but in the first four episodes that doesn’t show AT ALL. The “leader” changes from scene to scene. Even in the first episode Leonardo and Donatello took charge just as often as Raph.
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Or this one:
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INAPPROPRIATE!!!
The aftershocks of Mustachegate will never end.
That’s proper branding. The Monarch should really teach classes.
Billy’s hero costume is actually an exact copy of an early spacesuit design:
I like Honest Trailers. Come at me.
Zøg slowly, belaboringly narrating himself to an obvious realization is becoming one of my favorite little flourishes in this show.
Knight, to Bean: “And what will I get if I do this for you?”
“I bet it’s spelled b-o-r-e-d” is the funnier punchline
Manny hasn’t done anything especially annoying or great for me to care either way. He’s a cute running gag that hasn’t overstepped his boundaries yet.
“Manny (who isn’t as liked as much as the writers seem to think think he is?)“