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The Bottom Line: "Perfect"

This truly is a brilliant concept for an episode, for any show even. Rewriting the events, changing a minute detail in one episode, and showing just what would happen. In this case, They write Donna out of The Runaway Bride. Within the night, the Doctor breathes his last, crushed by the Thames. The Titanic crashes into London, obliterating half of England. The Sontarans take the world. And all because one girl decided against a temp job...

Really, all that I could say about this episode - its plot, its twists, its immense foreshadowing, everything about it, acan be summed up in one word - Brilliant.

And now, to start biting my fingernails for next weeks epic ep.

The Bottom Line: "Perfect"

YES. YES. YES. After half a season of awful movie parodies, and two episodes that were disgusting as they were unfunny, South Park has returned with this. Where to start, Where to start? Of course, the initial Leprechaun hunt showed Cartma back where he belongs - telling absolutely outrageous stories, but still being right. I could see the molestation joke a mile off, but it was still hilarious. The directors thing was great, showing just how lame and predictable hollywood has become. Even the ball-sucking thing was funny, in the non-obscene, but still deliciously absurd way it was handled. I thought they were finished, I've never been happier to be wrong.

But of course, what really makes this episode back to best is its political meaning. Maybe I'm thinking a bit too far ahead, but i can see whats behind the wall - all the other terrorists, meaning that the majority of the terrorist threat is all in our heads, much like the Communist treat. Ah well, tune in next week.