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All posts tagged "South Park"
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1.7KGaming / XboxThis week’s Deals with Gold includes Ubisoft sale — save up to 80%!
Get up to 70% off on Ubisoft titles like Assassin's Creed Origins to South Park: The Fractured but Whole as well as Season Passes and...
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748Entertainment / Reviews / TV / TV Show Reviews
South Park Review: #HappyHolograms
So that’s it, huh? Ten episodes of continuity and a preceding part one episode culminated in South Park season 18’s oddly paced finale episode with some...
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South Park Review: #REHASH
After a Thanksgiving hiatus, South Park returned with an episode that bridged the generation gap in entertainment with a mix of Tupac holograms and PewDiePie. Sadly,...
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South Park Review: “C*** Magic”
For years now, South Park has been leaning on social commentary first, jokes second. With last night’s completely self-contained, off-the-wall, and downright funny episode...
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793Entertainment / Reviews / TV / TV Show ReviewsSouth Park Review: “Freemium Isn’t Free”
References to fan favorite characters, a common enemy, and one decent joke was not nearly enough to save this impossibly bland episode of South Park from...
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South Park Review: “The Magic Bush”
Last night’s episode of South Park was not the funniest episode in the world, but it could not have been more on point with...
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South Park Review: “The Cissy”
After stumbling a bit last week, South Park came back in a pretty big way with this week taking on gender issues in the...
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705Reviews / TV
South Park Review: “Gluten Free Ebola”
Last night’s South Park was a throwback in every sense of the word, bringing along both the good and the bad consequences of blatantly...
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604Entertainment / Reviews / TV / TV Show Reviews
South Park Review: “Go Fund Yourself”
South Park kicked off its 18th season with a timely satire of the NFL, the general weirdness of Silicon Valley start-ups, and the inherent laziness of Kickstarter...
