Simpsons Already Did It

Season 6, Episode 7, Aired
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Episode Summary

The boys break into Ms. Choksondiks' autopsy to retrieve Cartman's Sea men from her stomach. Meanwhile, as Professor Chaos, Butters moves forward with yet another diabolical plan to destroy the world.
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  • Trey Parker

    Voice of Stan Marsh; Eric Theodore Cartman; Herbert Garrison; Officer Barbrady; Terrance; Timmy; Ned Gerblanski; Satan; Randy Ma

  • Matt Stone

    Voice of Kyle Broflovski; Kenny McKormick; Gerald Broflovski; Pip Pirrup; Jesus; Jimbo Kearn; Phillip; Saddam; Various Others

  • Isaac Hayes

    Voice of Jerome "Chef" McElroy

  • Clever installment.

    7.0
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    This was a very clever idea by the writers of this episode. I didn't really care about the main story about how the Simpsons did everything already but the side story with the Sea People was pretty funny. This is when South Park was in it's prime in my opinion and I really like these kind of episodes where the kids play the biggest parts in the story and the citizens of South Park kind of stay out of the plot for the most part. I love the clever schemes that Cartman comes up with which leads to more funny adventures.moreless

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  • A great episode for both Simpsons fans and South Park fans.

    10
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    A very good episode that is not a insult but rather a loving tribute to The Simpsons. I really enjoyed the side plot about Cartman and the sea people. This episode is an absolute must watch for not just South Park fans, but Simpsons fans. There are many references to Simpsons' plots, characters, and one-liners. But don't think it will only be funny to Simpsons fans. There are many other jokes besides the ones about The Simpsons. South Park fans who have never seen The Simpsons will probably get more out of the Cartman side plot then the Butters main plot, though. Anyways, overall a terrific episode that will remain on my very, very large list of favorite South Park episodes.moreless

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  • good

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    professor chaos tries to do an evil plan but he learns all of his evil plans he keeps thinking of have already been done on The Simpsons. this drives him mad. the boys meanwhile get "sea people" but do not like them so they give them to their teacher in her coffee, thus killing her. they then try to get their "sea men" out of her.

    OK episode, I did not like it as much as I thought I would. The Simpsons references were funny but the sea people plot bored me a little. Final grade for "Simpons Already Did It"- C+/B-moreless

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  • A perfect episode and a perfect parody of The Simpsons. Any Simpsons fans should shut up cause this was not offensive at all.

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    This is a great episode and it perfectly shows how The Simpsons have done everything already, some people like The Simpsons way too much they're not that good and they never were as good as people said. Sure the first few seasons were good but none of those seasons were as good as a single South Park season and 9 great seasons doesn't make up for 12 seasons of sh!t it's just cause people like to say that they're better cause they were here forst get over it, it's time The Simpsons gets cancelled anyways, a lot of people said Family Guy is a Simpsons rip off yeah maybe in it's first 3 seasons but it's still funnier than the Simpsons too it's not about who did it first it's all about who does it better than the other, which South Park does everything better than Family Guy and The Simpsons. Don't get me wrong I love all 3 of these shows, but The Simpsons and Family Guy are severely overrated and it's great that Souh Park did a parody of The Simpsons,The side plot with Cartman was funnier but the Butters plot was also really funny. Great episode that I recommend to anybody even Simpsons fans cause if you actually watch this episode it's really paying homage to The Simpsons rather than making fun of them.moreless

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  • Superb

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    In this episode of South Park, Butters as professor chaos decides to take over the town, but soon finds out that all of his evil plots have already been done on the simpsons. I liked many of the references to episodes of the show, as well as the homeage/parody with the Simpson style scenes. In the other plot, the gang (with new fourth friend Tweek) buy some seamen, but so get it mixed up with "semen." I honestly don't think this episode offended many simpsons fans, because it was a parody, but also kind of a homeage to the show also. 9.5/10 Amoreless

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Trivia, Notes, Quotes and Allusions

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  • Trivia

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    • When Chef drives all the boys home and Cartman goes to bed, he goes to bed in his normal clothes. When he tells the others about the Sea People, he's in his pajamas. Edit
    • In the syndicated version, when Butters starts imagining people look like Simpsons characters, General Disarray (as Bart), says "Don't have a cow". Butters immediately runs off screaming, but it sounds like one of Tweek's screams instead. Edit
    • When Dougie mentions the Simpsons episode about shaking up beer cans, he only mentioned part of the title by saying "So It's Come To This...". The full title of the episode is "So It's Come To This: A Simpsons Clip Show". Edit
  • Notes

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    • Mrs. Choksondik dies in this episode. Edit
    • If I'm not mistaken, Mr. Mackey has became a father in this episode if it were truly his semen used in Cartman's sea-ciety. Edit
    • The Simpsons return the nod in the 14th season episode The Bart of War. Edit
  • Quotes

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    • Butters: (discussing his evil plans) We shall take over the world by causing a huge soccer riot, so that we can- Dougie: Simpsons did it! Butters: We shall shake up all the beer cans with a mixer machine, so that they- Dougie: Simpsons did it! They did it in Episode 9F17, entitled "So It's Come To This...". Butters: (miffed) Fine! Then I guess I'll forget about trying to destroy the world and just run away and join the circus! Dougie: Simpsons did it. (Butters yells in frustration.) Edit
    • (referring to Kyle) Cartman: If Nancy doesn't want to chip in then it will be $5.45 per person! Edit
    • Cartman: They think I'm god. YES! I AM GOD OF THE SEA PEOPLE! YOU HEAR THAT! (opens window and yells out) I AM GOD OF THE SEA PEOPLE! I AM MASTER OF THEIR GREAT SUNKEN EMPIRE! MOM, I'M GOD OF THE SEA PEOPLE!
      Liane: That's nice poopey.
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  • Allusions

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    • The Little Mermaid: Cartman has a short musical number with the Sea People. It's very similar to the "Under The Sea" number in the movie "The Little Mermaid". Ironically, an episode of "The Simpsons" also had Homer doing a number like that. Edit
    • Futurama: This is one of the most [accidentally] ironic episodes of the show, because in an episode of Futurama (another brainchild by Simpsons creator Matt Groening), entitled Godfellas Bender (a robot) gets lost in space, and a race of beings leeches onto his stomach from an asteroid. They think he is a God, and eventually kill themselves by bombing the "infidels" on Bender's ass, exactly like in this episode of South park. Edit
    • The Twilight Zone: The idea of the miniature society worshiping a human is used in at least one episode, if not more. Chef makes note of this near the end. Edit
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