I've only watched bits and pieces of Archer. Looks like a great show. But South Park is some of the funniest shit humans have ever made. Plus my old man almost punched Trey Parker in the face once, so my family has a special connection to those guysm.
I fucking LOVE Archer, even as the later seasons lacked the punch of earlier ones. Pam Poovey is my spirit animal, and I always recite this when having Bloody Marys:
But South Park was a goddamn phenomenon when it debuted. I saw the original “Spirit of Christmas” short at Spike & Mike’s Sick and Twisted Film Festival and thought even with the crude animation I thought it was brilliant.
I fucking LOVE Archer, even as the later seasons lacked the punch of earlier ones. Pam Poovey is my spirit animal, and I always recite this when having Bloody Marys:
But South Park was a goddamn phenomenon when it debuted. I saw the original “Spirit of Christmas” short at Spike & Mike’s Sick and Twisted Film Festival and thought even with the crude animation I thought it was brilliant.
South Park should go far, but I think the past few years makes them vulnerable to an upset in a later round. The show quit being must see for me a while back.
I fucking LOVE Archer, even as the later seasons lacked the punch of earlier ones. Pam Poovey is my spirit animal, and I always recite this when having Bloody Marys:
But South Park was a goddamn phenomenon when it debuted. I saw the original “Spirit of Christmas” short at Spike & Mike’s Sick and Twisted Film Festival and thought even with the crude animation I thought it was brilliant.
Not only did they make an amazing South Park movie, but The Stick of Truth may be the funniest thing that has ever existed. It's like playing a 20 hour long South Park episode that Standards and Practices completely ignored. Highlights:
1.) Playing a game of Simon on the alien spaceship, only every time you mess up the pattern, Randy gets ass-brutalized with an alien dildo.
2.) Shrinking yourself down to gerbil size to battle the Underpants Gnomes on your parents' bed. While they are fucking above you. At one point in the fight, you are prompted to rapidly mash buttons to dodge your dad's nutsack as it flies into frame, which you do in Matrix bullet time fashion.
3.) You enter Canada, at which point the game turns complete 8-bit Zelda style until you leave Canada again. I laughed for like five minutes.
4.) Shrinking yourself again, this time to climb into Mr. Slave's ass to disarm a snuke. The whole level is kind of a puzzle platformer through Mr. Slave's guts, featuring Catatafish, Sparrow Prince, etc.
They made a sequel, The Fractured But Whole, and although the gameplay wasn't as flawed and repetitive, the plot wasn't as good and funny, either.
I still watch Archer. Can’t say the same for South Park. SP humor to me had a pull date. Like that episode about Kanye and fish sticks. I would have to look that up to get the reference.
I still watch Archer. Can’t say the same for South Park. SP humor to me had a pull date. Like that episode about Kanye and fish sticks. I would have to look that up to get the reference.
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https://youtu.be/DeaGXjD_iDY
But South Park was a goddamn phenomenon when it debuted. I saw the original “Spirit of Christmas” short at Spike & Mike’s Sick and Twisted Film Festival and thought even with the crude animation I thought it was brilliant.
https://youtu.be/OBDA6oAorPw
And Archer doesn’t have its own movie:
https://youtu.be/aav9EyVjtWc
Archer is great, but...
I voted South Park not that I've watched more than a few episodes but..
I fucking laughed my ass off at Book Of Mormon. That is some funny shit. I still listen to some of the show tunes from time to time and giggle.
So, SP gets the nod from the same family.
1.) Playing a game of Simon on the alien spaceship, only every time you mess up the pattern, Randy gets ass-brutalized with an alien dildo.
2.) Shrinking yourself down to gerbil size to battle the Underpants Gnomes on your parents' bed. While they are fucking above you. At one point in the fight, you are prompted to rapidly mash buttons to dodge your dad's nutsack as it flies into frame, which you do in Matrix bullet time fashion.
3.) You enter Canada, at which point the game turns complete 8-bit Zelda style until you leave Canada again. I laughed for like five minutes.
4.) Shrinking yourself again, this time to climb into Mr. Slave's ass to disarm a snuke. The whole level is kind of a puzzle platformer through Mr. Slave's guts, featuring Catatafish, Sparrow Prince, etc.
They made a sequel, The Fractured But Whole, and although the gameplay wasn't as flawed and repetitive, the plot wasn't as good and funny, either.
I must be old.