There isn’t. They’re just replaying all of the previous Christmas episodes instead.

So, does anyone know if we’re almost at the end of the show? The Pink reveal, figuring out a way to fix corrupted Gems, really seeing and visiting Homeworld, and finally meeting White Diamond all REALLY feel like end of series stuff.

In fact, her gem placement matches Pink's and Pearl's matches White's.

Yeah, it sounds perfect to watch on FX or FXX if it shows up there, since the regular version would have to be edited anyway.

I loved when the one mutant guy put the coffee maker in the box, paused, and said "this isn't very fulfilling".

Turns out, it was man.

I just assume it's specifically referring to Dr. Strange saying "we're in the endgame now" near the end of the first part.

See, even knowing that people don’t stay dead in comics, and knowing exactly what was going to happen from the source story, AND knowing that the dusted characters would probably be coming back for their future movies, my reaction to that whole sequence was STILL "oh shit, oh shit, oh shit".

On the contrary, the mall mutants scene was absolutely hilarious.

A guy in my college friend group told us all one day that he was going to watch Cool World, and since we didn't really like him THAT much, we didn't try to stop him. After he watched it he said "why did you let me watch that?" 

I don't know, I've bought a ton of games for my Switch this year, all of which came out for it this year. Much more than I've bought for PS4 this year even.

To be fair, they also look pretty cool, so maybe start using them on the heroes instead? If a videogame character creator has scar options I almost always use them.

It's South Park, there's always snow, except for like a week in July.

The Jaime Blue Beetle part is cool, the DCEU part is not so much. Only one good movie so far out of five (?) is not a track record I have confidence in.

I noticed a goof in the scene with Cartman in the road where the background was flipped so the ”Tom’s Rhinoplasty” sign was backwards.

I mean, the book character as described just sounds like a straight up nasty bigot, regardless of the fact that the target of his bigotry is magical creatures instead of a group of people.

I think this was in Revelations somewhere.

There actually is a video game adaptation of that Wolverine movie that's generally considered an improvement.