Way, WAY better than last week's episode. Garrison's song was top-tier, but then again, when South Park musical numbers aren't good? Kyle being "speech blocked" all the time is something that escalated perfectly and is the kind of stuff that never gets old for me. That and Canadian jokes, of course.

Last season's strongest episodes in my opinion (Grounded Vindaloop and Cock Magic) were just the boys fucking around with virtual reality and majestic cocks. The "ripped from the headlines" episodes can be funny, but they never last as much.

Grounded Vindaloop and Cock Magic were also pretty good, but The Cissy was my favorite from the last run too. Randy telling Stan he is Lorde or just the fact Matt and Trey created the episode after reading a lame Spin article are priceless. Sometimes you gotta give it to bad journalism!

I agree with Mr. Mackey's detention, though. He forgot about Token's girlfriend, Nicole, and my Continuity Sense was tingling until the end of the episode.

While not perfect (kinda far from it, actually), those callbacks to previous episodes at the start of the episode were fucking awesome. Gotta hate those freaking Mongrrorians, man. Cartman’s plan to take down the PCs with Syrian refugees, pregnant Mexican women and Jared was brilliant too.

I got a lot of South Park vibes from this episode, from the galactic reality show to the pure inspired lunacy those last minutes were. The return of Bird-Person plus every Ice-T scene makes this episode at least a B+/A- for me.

"All of Rick's moves are dick moves!!"

Websites can't speak, hockeymouse!

"Aaaaaaaaaand this is sad. Maybe I should start obsessing over Wendy again."

Lots of amazing lines, but "I'm going to find some fuel and take a biiiiiig, fat Morty… that's my new word for shit 'cause of today's event" was definitively the best one.

Ah, how I missed those random burps!
Key and Peele's cameos were also pretty good.

Even with this going in a different direction of what I was expecting ("Lonesome Street", "Go Out" and "I Broadcast" are more to my liking), the rest of the album is equally good. "My Terracotta Heart" reminds me (in the best way possible) of the introspective songs on 13 and "Ong Ong" is just plain fucking sweet.

Takes a couple listens to get it going. "The Selfish Giant", "Heavy Seas of Love" and the title-track are great, the rest is… good background music, at least for me.

"Thought I Was a Spaceman" and "My Terracotta Heart" are the kind of songs only Blur can come up with.
The album is solid. It's good to have them back.

And once again, I've missed a Gravity Falls episode premiere.
It's like… I don't even recognize myself anymore…

MY DREAM HAS COME TRUE

This ain't a review, it's a goddamn love letter!

"Make Bullying Kill Itself" is my favorite South Park song. I know they have a lot of funnier songs, but that Butter's bridge still tops everything for me. Plus, you get Cartman to sing about his "va-jay-jay"!

yeah. I think both "#ihatecartmanbrah" and #SaveTheLivingRoom" made it worldwide.

"They are not Pirate Ghosts! They're Ghost Pirates!"