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With Kyle left behind, Cartman makes his way to FOX to get the Family Guy episode pulled, hoping to ultimately get rid of the show once and for all.
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It's part 2 of Cartoon Wars. After Cartman took down Kyle he gets to Foxs studios and Cartman meets Bart Simpson He's my favorite characters for Simpsons. Then Kyle gets to Foxs studios and I REALLY like the part when Bart hit's Kyle with his skateboard and say Cowabunga MotherF**ker! Then Cartman makes up a story to get the Family guy episode pull out then Cartman got the plan working and thinks that he is a GOD. Then Bart somehow let Kyle free and He and Cartman had their final battle a slap fight I thought that was so funny LOL
The 2nd part to "Cartoon Wars" hide show
In the sequel or part two of the "Cartoon Wars", after leaving Kyle injured on the side of the road, Cartman races to the headquarters of "Family Guy" determined to put an end to the show once and for all. I like how Cartman and Kyle go to extreme lengths to show their sides of Family Guy.
Cartman is determined to have the episode pulled and Kyle is determined to get the episode on air despite being ridculed and getting into a long fight with Cartman.
This episode I think points out/highlights the real life issues with censorshop not only on South Park itself but other shows and newspapers (like the Danish cartoon controversy )
This is one episode I will always love.
Season 10, Episode 4. hide show
With Kyle left behind, Cartman makes his way to FOX to get the Family Guy episode pulled, hoping to ultimately get rid of the show once and for all. Haha, I loved the beginning with Terrence and Philip instead of resolving the "cliffhanger." LMAO Bart Simpson! =] Haha, I love Bart! :) South Park is really good. I thought the dolphin thing was incredibly stupid, though. Family Guy is written much better than South Park... Also, who cares about Mohammad? It seems like a stupid plot, yet entertaining. I liked Osama's little thing though. It's sort of weird that they can't show Mohammad on a fictional show in South Park, but South Park can show Bin Laden.
A lot more to it than most people will get. hide show
Instead of reviewing both parts, I'll just review part II as both parts. In short, this two-part episode is one of the best in south park history.
The great building battle between Kyle and Cartman is great. It constantly points out the flimsy writing in Family Guy, but also seems to acknowledge it friendily. "I know Family Guy's just a bunch of interchangeable jokes not related to the plot, but I like it". Most people won't get it's positive side, and will only see the bashing. The whole censorship plot adds even more to the episode. It shows that we need to fight for free speech sometimes, and that we shouldn't take it for granted. The ironic thing is that Comedy Central censors the scene that the whole episode is about keeping in the show. It ends on something that would offend most christians, but should not be taken out of context. It shows the double standard that Muslims are extremely respected but nobody cares if you bash christianity.
How brilliant! I admire South Park. hide show
This is exactly how I feel about the jokes of Family Guy. I know this wasn't the intention of the writers of South Park but I loved the mockery out of Family Guy. It's always like that: Peter starts to say something and a totally random joke goes on! HA! "Whatcha talkin' about, Willis?" It's hilarious to see in the reviews that people feels offended with this episode, and deny that Family Guy has that kind of humor. Obviously the real deal wasn't making fun of the show, that's not the style of South Park, they want to express another message.
And yes, Family Guy has that kind of humor, wich for me sucks most of the times. Obviously is not written by manatees, but I just cracked up at that. This episode just shows the superiority of South Park, especially with their parodies, this time of Family Guy. Meanwhile Family Guy has very bad written parodies. South Park writers Matt and Trey are genius, meanwhile Family Guy writers are manatees! And also they put Cartman with Bart to discuss, on who's more evil and Cartman shutted Bart's mouth. And they even made fun of the Chicken fight of Peter with that 'fight' between Cartman and Kyle.
And overall, the rest of the jokes and messages were very funny and clever.
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