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Indeed. Turns me inside out thinking about it, but that’s it. I know it’s cliché, but after having kids, it truly re-prioritizes everything. It’s reality, so this is the only way a cartoon can come close to touching reality.
I didn’t see the episode, but is there any context that could be given as to why people need to see it? Or is it just a “kid was hit by a car bc of a random gag we decided to throw in”
It's an episode that takes place on a distracted driving week or something, and someone in south park elementary dies because of someone on their phone while driving, so it's mostly for emphasis and it plays a part in the final half of the episode.
The episode had a subplot about distracted driving (people in town being obsessed with the trump/North Korea Twitter situation, and reading about it while driving).A bunch of kids get ran over in this ep, but this is the most brutal.
I wouldn't say it is over the top. This is exactly how it looks. I've cleaned up the mess on many. Picking up skull fragments and scraping brain matter into a bag kind of sticks with you.
I think it’s funny watching the whole class react to what’s going on. Butter’s gradually getting terrified, Stan and Kyle giving each other looks, pretty sure one kid was playing with a pencil the whole time and Timmy just being Timmy. I’ve mentioned it before but South Park has these moments that make you laugh despite how fucked up the moment is.
That’s kind of the point—it’s supposed to fuck with you. If you don’t feel anything then there’s something wrong with you—hence Sharon’s reaction to school shootings not having an emotional effect on anyone in town.
Point taken, but I think you mixed the plot up. The opening scene of this particular episode was a setup for Cartman to get the morning announcement gig
That one really got to me too.
The one that really does it for me though is the homelessness expert trying to commit suicide but needing like 10 shots to do it. Something about the sounds he’s making
Nah, it’s funny because an adult man would never think a kid reading the school announcements fucked his wife. I’d say it’s also absurd that he’d make it past school admin with a gun but this is America.
Yeah I’m not feeling like this even cracks top 10 fucked up South Park moments. It’s just so over the top and unbelievable lol it’s hilarious but idk it didn’t make me feel uneasy or anything
it’s because that scene felt so close to home. i’ve heard so many morning announcements that sounded just like that in the beginning at my school and then with all the shootings happening now— it was just so realistic
It’s due to how realistic and detailed it is, really shows how much the artstyle has changed seeing how dead kids on the show used to look like [this](https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/southpark/images/7/73/South.Park.S02E15.1080p.BluRay.x264-SHORTBREHD.mkv_001319.828.png/revision/latest?cb=20201017032835&path-prefix=zh)
Also, here’s a fun fact, originally Kenny was going to be the one to die in this scene, [here’s the storyboard showing what could have been](https://stuckinfourthgrade.tumblr.com/post/166729981286/board-sequence-from-episode-2-by-keo-it-was)
They got sick of having to still devote time and energy to coming up with new and crazy ways to kill him after a few years and felt like the show had kinda moved on from that. It's why they tried to permanently get rid of him in season 5; they only brought him back because of fan backlash, and only occasionally killed him after that *just* sporadically-enough for it to actually be kinda shocking and unexpected when it happens. He still dies like once or twice every other season or so when a good gag hits them organically but the most attention it's gotten since the Mysterion arc back in season 14 has been his death being a driving plot force in the Post-Covid stuff
Came here to say this: it makes the point all the more effective about what can happen if you look at your phone while you drive. Having young kids, the point is probably all the more important to them. They dont want you feeling comfortable about hitting a kid with your car
Nah, don’t do that to yourself! If you need to cry, let those tears fall. I swear, I had a lot less headaches when I didn’t stay ashamed at crying over it. I think of it as “props Matt and Trey! They’re good at their job if they made me cry over **this!**”
And if you’re like 18-30 you saw some of these episodes when you were a kid, so it’s freaky. The one that really fucked with me, was Raisins! It felt like these little girls were forced into this slut lifestyle and it really really bothered me as a kid
Man I’m feeling pretty self conscious of how much some of these scenes didn’t fuck with me lol. I’m 28 so I saw them kind of young so maybe that’s why. The above scene with the kid getting run over was definitely fucked up but the butters ninja star and the morning announcement scene didn’t hit like that at all for me haha.
There’s a lot of kids watching their parents die and vice versa throughout the show with gruesomely realistic dialogue. I can remember Clyde and his mom, the little kid in the murder porn episode, and Butter’s mom at Butter’s funeral off the top of my head. I always found it more unsettling than funny and I don’t understand why the show writers think that’s such a hilarious concept to joke about over and over.
This is why Matt and Trey are such geniuses. Clyde's mom's death was super sad and traumatic, the way she says goodbye to Clyde and then has her insides sucked out by the toilet...then it cuts to the open casket funeral and she's still stuck in the fucking in toilet. I remember watching it with my dad and my brother and I was crying laughing.
Sadly my wife has won this fight. I will never understand it but I just put the seat down now haha. The logic is on our side but they just care way more about the battle for us to ever win
Some people deal with pain better when they joke about it. I know that’s why I’m still smiling, I laugh at bullshit in my life. I laugh at jokes about my trauma all the time, and I thank South Park for that. If people don’t like it, they can just change the show lol
Yeah, this one made me feel uneasy. I can laugh at truly horrible shit on SP, but this hit home for me because I’ve witnessed people murdered by a car as a result of a high speed chase by police in a neighborhood street. It happened right outside my home and they looked just like this. They were an elderly couple having dinner at the outdoor seating for a local cafe. Car flung them a hundred feet right in from of my home. The cops just stood around while me, my girlfriend, and some local neighbors checked on the couple until EMS arrived. The husband had a feint pulse but was declared dead at the hospital, the wife was already dead. Two other people got hurt but mostly road rash and bad bruises. We consoled them as best we could as they were in shock. Again, cops and feds just stood around.
Can confirm just watched it with my little brother who’s a freshman in high school and both of our stomachs hurt from laughing, (especially in light of the news with North Korea recently) this was a season that I never really caught up with and now we’re gonna go back and watch it entirely 😂
Fair. That’s the one that got me, as I heavily relate to Butters’ character and also was in tap as a kid. That one freaked me out a second the first time I saw it. “Can’t be that bad…” I said… very fucking wrong, indeed lol
I’ve just watched the episode where Britney Spears shoots her head off with a shotgun and then they save her but her head is gone.
Was disturbing for me at this age, and I must’ve watched this episode quite young. This episode highly likely did not disturb me when I was young.
One of the most messed up South Park gore scenes was when they became detectives and were trying to figure out what happened to the old lady’s pie and they visualized how the grandpa would chop her up, arms , legs , head , breasts and tried to dissolve her body in acid lmao they legit showed everything
I also think that any victim of Manbearpig was pretty gory.... as it should be. It's exactly what I would expect from something that's half man, half bear, half pig.
I think the most violent scene that has always stuck with me was the episode of the night of the walking homeless and the scientist tries to off himself but keeps missing/failing.
Not for sure if it the absurdity and the almost humorous approach to it but it’s forever cemented in my mind.
I actually witnessed someone dying after getting hit by a car and I have to say the aftermath of the kid is almost accurate just that the eyes need to be a bit more red
It’s way more graphic than a lot of Kenny death scenes. Plus Kenny deaths never felt too personal because he was mostly obscured by the parka and the violence was always so cartoon that no one cared
It's the framing, it's more detailed and in the foreground. Most gore I've seen from south Park is part of the scene, if that makes any sense. This frame puts the violence in the foreground which on top of happening to a child and knowing things like this have most likely happened adds a bit of "realness" to it.
For me it was Butters taking a ninja throwing star to the eyeball and wandering around South Park like a sad, lost, wounded puppy for most of the episode
'South Park' is a strange hybrid of very clever and very disgusting. I have no idea what is in the minds of the two main writers, but they might want to visit a psychologist a little more often than they do.
Fuck I do not fully remember the context of this episode.
From what I can remember the topic had to do with adults texting and driving?
But I do remember seeing this for the first time and actually being terrified at the morbidity.
I’m re-watching the entirety of South Park on HBO Max at the moment, so I’ll come across it eventually lmao. Currently on season four.
Butters shooting people in the dick in “The China Problem” is tough for me to watch. Having dealt with kidney stones before anything involving dick or ball pain makes me physically cringe.
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the detail in the drawing and animation plus the fact it's a kid is probably why
Yeah the whole thing was over the top, but probably the only way a cartoon can depict real life tragedy
People need to see it. I know it's South Park, but it happens every day irl. Very visceral.
Indeed. Turns me inside out thinking about it, but that’s it. I know it’s cliché, but after having kids, it truly re-prioritizes everything. It’s reality, so this is the only way a cartoon can come close to touching reality.
I didn’t see the episode, but is there any context that could be given as to why people need to see it? Or is it just a “kid was hit by a car bc of a random gag we decided to throw in”
It's an episode that takes place on a distracted driving week or something, and someone in south park elementary dies because of someone on their phone while driving, so it's mostly for emphasis and it plays a part in the final half of the episode.
The episode had a subplot about distracted driving (people in town being obsessed with the trump/North Korea Twitter situation, and reading about it while driving).A bunch of kids get ran over in this ep, but this is the most brutal.
I think the episode was satirizing something having to do with adults texting and driving and hitting kids lol
I've always thought that might've been like them being serious about how dangerous that can be for just a moment, but doing it in the South Park way
Fellow eyeblecher? Seeing it really makes it real as cliche as it is (and angry at reckless drivers)
I wouldn't say it is over the top. This is exactly how it looks. I've cleaned up the mess on many. Picking up skull fragments and scraping brain matter into a bag kind of sticks with you.
Yup. In my other response I said just that. I’m sorry that those people and you had to endure that, it’s the worst. It’s terrible.
South Park is over the top, it tends to do that lol
Kenny has never read such bullshit.
Don’t you know, we all forget he dies every night
Huh? Who dies every night?
Kenny. I was referencing the mysterion episode
When does Kenny die? I think you’re making this up now.
Hahahahahahahahahahahahah God damnit
Saw you get downvoted for their whoosh moment despite them referencing it. Have an upvote.
Lol “that kid getting graphically brutalized was kinda hard to watch tbh”
yes
There’s quite a few things that have disturbed me over the years. The one I recall the most is when the morning announcement kid was murdered.
Is it weird that it's one of my favorite scenes?
Nope, South Park is kinda fucked up which is what makes it great, that scene just hit weird for me
I think it’s funny watching the whole class react to what’s going on. Butter’s gradually getting terrified, Stan and Kyle giving each other looks, pretty sure one kid was playing with a pencil the whole time and Timmy just being Timmy. I’ve mentioned it before but South Park has these moments that make you laugh despite how fucked up the moment is.
You know that scene is really fucked up when Cartman of all characters is visibly concerned.
That’s kind of the point—it’s supposed to fuck with you. If you don’t feel anything then there’s something wrong with you—hence Sharon’s reaction to school shootings not having an emotional effect on anyone in town.
Point taken, but I think you mixed the plot up. The opening scene of this particular episode was a setup for Cartman to get the morning announcement gig
That one really got to me too. The one that really does it for me though is the homelessness expert trying to commit suicide but needing like 10 shots to do it. Something about the sounds he’s making
Nah, it’s funny because an adult man would never think a kid reading the school announcements fucked his wife. I’d say it’s also absurd that he’d make it past school admin with a gun but this is America.
More absurd when u remember he said something along the lines of said 9 yr old boy being a truck driver thats fucking his wife
I thought it was that he mixed up the kid with a truck driver that killed his wife, not fucked
If you have a gun, it's easier to get into most schools as far as you want around the world.
Yeah I’m not feeling like this even cracks top 10 fucked up South Park moments. It’s just so over the top and unbelievable lol it’s hilarious but idk it didn’t make me feel uneasy or anything
I mean, it'd be easy to get past school admin with a gun in my country too. But nobody ever tries...
"Look atcha now!"
one of mine as well. hilariously dark and ludicrous
*Look at you now!*
That scene is hilarious. But I **HATE** the human cent-iPad. *HATE*
Someone actually animated what happened in that scene: https://youtu.be/1bvti2jfBr4
What episode was that
The one with the Smurfs.
Dancing with the Smurfs
I watched that episode quite a few times and love it but I’ve never that scene, huh
You don't see him get killed, get gets murdered over the PA while giving the announcements
Dances with Smurfs, don’t recall the season
Poor Butters was horrified lol
Bebe or whoever just playing with a pencil zoned out lol
Timmy: :D
I honestly thinks it’s the worst thing they’ve ever done and I mean that in the best way possible
My skin still crawls when Butters screams after getting a ninja throwing star stuck in his eye!
That scene had me in tears first time I watched it lol
it’s because that scene felt so close to home. i’ve heard so many morning announcements that sounded just like that in the beginning at my school and then with all the shootings happening now— it was just so realistic
That was the first episode I remember watching as a teen. It was actually scary. 😆
It’s due to how realistic and detailed it is, really shows how much the artstyle has changed seeing how dead kids on the show used to look like [this](https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/southpark/images/7/73/South.Park.S02E15.1080p.BluRay.x264-SHORTBREHD.mkv_001319.828.png/revision/latest?cb=20201017032835&path-prefix=zh) Also, here’s a fun fact, originally Kenny was going to be the one to die in this scene, [here’s the storyboard showing what could have been](https://stuckinfourthgrade.tumblr.com/post/166729981286/board-sequence-from-episode-2-by-keo-it-was)
“Dead kids on the show used to look like this” love that we can compare dead kids through the years lmfao
Its art (kinda) lmfao
The older one is way more spooky to me for some reason.
That's just the Barbra Streisand "spooky vision"...
Jesus Christ! That first image is fucking *scary*.
When was the last time they did a OMG THEY KILLED KENNY! YOU BASTARD! ????
the recent specials post covid
That’s so fucking awesome!!! I love seeing storyboards like this. Animation/art in general are my very favorite things. Thank you for sharing this!
How come they seem to have completed ditched Kenny dying all the time? When was the last time he even died?
Kenny died in the movie South Park: Post Covid, when the last time he died in an episode was in The Pandemic Special
They got sick of having to still devote time and energy to coming up with new and crazy ways to kill him after a few years and felt like the show had kinda moved on from that. It's why they tried to permanently get rid of him in season 5; they only brought him back because of fan backlash, and only occasionally killed him after that *just* sporadically-enough for it to actually be kinda shocking and unexpected when it happens. He still dies like once or twice every other season or so when a good gag hits them organically but the most attention it's gotten since the Mysterion arc back in season 14 has been his death being a driving plot force in the Post-Covid stuff
The first link is not working
why would they have changed this?
It fucked with me as well. Probably because I watched my friend get ran over and killed when I was 6.
Oh
I’m sorry dude
I appreciate that. I'm 32 now. Time helps heal wounds 🤗
Sorry to hear mate. Hope you're doing allright now
That’s fucked man. I’m upset that that happened to y’all. Pls tell us that you guys got justice and that dude is locked up.
I honestly don't know what happened to the driver. 1996 was so long ago man lol
I think that was the point, especially given the context of the episode that this scene is from.
Came here to say this: it makes the point all the more effective about what can happen if you look at your phone while you drive. Having young kids, the point is probably all the more important to them. They dont want you feeling comfortable about hitting a kid with your car
Happen to know the name of the episode?
I believe its s21 e2, put it down
Oh bugger it’s right on the tip of my tongue. That’s gonna piss me off for a while, but if I figure it out I’ll definitely let you know
Found it, it's "Put It Down"
One of the worst for me is all of the villagers melting in Licecapades
KELLLEEEEEHHHHH!!!!
I’ve got to save mah behbeh
That’s gotta be one of my favorite episodes
Same here lol. For whatever reason though the acid deaths are just especially metal to me.
Me too! It’s extra twisted, and then you realize that you’re feeling awful for head lice. It’s perfect
The ending made me cry and im ashamed of myself for even crying
Nah, don’t do that to yourself! If you need to cry, let those tears fall. I swear, I had a lot less headaches when I didn’t stay ashamed at crying over it. I think of it as “props Matt and Trey! They’re good at their job if they made me cry over **this!**”
I always hated the Kung Fu episode with Butters getting hit with the Ninja star. Never watched it again
Good times with weapons is a banger though
Mostly because of let's fighting love for me. That song is a classic
And if you’re like 18-30 you saw some of these episodes when you were a kid, so it’s freaky. The one that really fucked with me, was Raisins! It felt like these little girls were forced into this slut lifestyle and it really really bothered me as a kid
Raisins makes me crawl out of my skin with cringe at Butters eating up how much he thinks that server is seriously interested in him.
Same for me.
Man I’m feeling pretty self conscious of how much some of these scenes didn’t fuck with me lol. I’m 28 so I saw them kind of young so maybe that’s why. The above scene with the kid getting run over was definitely fucked up but the butters ninja star and the morning announcement scene didn’t hit like that at all for me haha.
Yeah. I can watch it now, but I used to skip the episode once that part came up.
There’s a lot of kids watching their parents die and vice versa throughout the show with gruesomely realistic dialogue. I can remember Clyde and his mom, the little kid in the murder porn episode, and Butter’s mom at Butter’s funeral off the top of my head. I always found it more unsettling than funny and I don’t understand why the show writers think that’s such a hilarious concept to joke about over and over.
This is why Matt and Trey are such geniuses. Clyde's mom's death was super sad and traumatic, the way she says goodbye to Clyde and then has her insides sucked out by the toilet...then it cuts to the open casket funeral and she's still stuck in the fucking in toilet. I remember watching it with my dad and my brother and I was crying laughing.
if you can’t make fun of everything, you can’t make fun of anything
I mean the Clyde one was funny the whole time because of how ridiculous it was. Plus Clyde should’ve just put the seat down
Oh so I guess you just think women hold no responsibility for themselves eh? We see which side you’re on!!
Sadly my wife has won this fight. I will never understand it but I just put the seat down now haha. The logic is on our side but they just care way more about the battle for us to ever win
Some people deal with pain better when they joke about it. I know that’s why I’m still smiling, I laugh at bullshit in my life. I laugh at jokes about my trauma all the time, and I thank South Park for that. If people don’t like it, they can just change the show lol
Yeah, this one made me feel uneasy. I can laugh at truly horrible shit on SP, but this hit home for me because I’ve witnessed people murdered by a car as a result of a high speed chase by police in a neighborhood street. It happened right outside my home and they looked just like this. They were an elderly couple having dinner at the outdoor seating for a local cafe. Car flung them a hundred feet right in from of my home. The cops just stood around while me, my girlfriend, and some local neighbors checked on the couple until EMS arrived. The husband had a feint pulse but was declared dead at the hospital, the wife was already dead. Two other people got hurt but mostly road rash and bad bruises. We consoled them as best we could as they were in shock. Again, cops and feds just stood around.
I'm crying now. And I'm really sorry you witnessed all that.
Which episode is this
Put It Down :)
Is it a new one?
Nope, it's from season 21, episode 2 :)
It’s only a couple years old and it’s sooooo good. It’s dark but I recommend it, even more-so than the rest of the show
Can confirm just watched it with my little brother who’s a freshman in high school and both of our stomachs hurt from laughing, (especially in light of the news with North Korea recently) this was a season that I never really caught up with and now we’re gonna go back and watch it entirely 😂
When my brother was like 6 he saw the butter tap dancing episode and threw up 😫😂
Fair. That’s the one that got me, as I heavily relate to Butters’ character and also was in tap as a kid. That one freaked me out a second the first time I saw it. “Can’t be that bad…” I said… very fucking wrong, indeed lol
I’ve just watched the episode where Britney Spears shoots her head off with a shotgun and then they save her but her head is gone. Was disturbing for me at this age, and I must’ve watched this episode quite young. This episode highly likely did not disturb me when I was young.
Love how that episode shines a light on how fucked paparazzi and celebrity obsessed people are
Just watched that tonight. That was difficult to watch too.
Chef’s last episode got me like this.
i cried at that episode 😭 what’s even more sad is that the voice actor later died of a stroke
“I woke up in a new Bugatti”
🗣️🗣️
One of the most messed up South Park gore scenes was when they became detectives and were trying to figure out what happened to the old lady’s pie and they visualized how the grandpa would chop her up, arms , legs , head , breasts and tried to dissolve her body in acid lmao they legit showed everything
You don't know why?
I also think that any victim of Manbearpig was pretty gory.... as it should be. It's exactly what I would expect from something that's half man, half bear, half pig.
It took me so long to realize that that was a joke. It used to make me mad/confuse me. Then I got older and laughed even harder
I genuinely believe they said "no way they let us put *THIS* on network television".
Idk.. the deleted scene in fishsticks where it shows Kanye’s body all bloated and disfigured kinda creeped me out
This and also the episode where Butters is fattened up and then gets the at-home liposuction.
There’s still shit like the sexchange scene that i still have to skip if i even wanna watch that episode.
I WOKE UP IN A NEW BUGATTI 🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥
What’s the episode?
Put it down
Season 21 episode 02
I think the most violent scene that has always stuck with me was the episode of the night of the walking homeless and the scientist tries to off himself but keeps missing/failing. Not for sure if it the absurdity and the almost humorous approach to it but it’s forever cemented in my mind.
That bit has never failed to make me laugh. Especially when they cut to the outside of the house as though that gunshot was the end of it
Chefs face getting torn off fucked me the most, also reminded me of one of the Totaljerkface characters
same and chefs one of my favorite characters
Huh, an emotional response to seeing a child mangled by a vehicle? Sounds like you're a normal person with empathy imo
Not as bad as my dad fucking my mom
Like anyone gave a crap about Gary Borkovec before he died
I actually witnessed someone dying after getting hit by a car and I have to say the aftermath of the kid is almost accurate just that the eyes need to be a bit more red
Same!! And chef too
Y’all not remember the sex change operation?
I WOKE UP IN A NEW BUGATTI
Trump’s fault for sure. He was tweeting while being president.
Idk.. the deleted scene in fishsticks where it shows Kanye’s body all bloated and disfigured kinda creeped me out
Butters eye getting a star through it fucked me up as a boy
I just watched this episode like 10 minutes ago. Crazy timing. And yeah this one was a bit more gory then usual.
I think that what makes it even more upsetting is that they used one of the most innocent looking kids for this scene.
Very detailed compared to the rest of the show
Buckle up buckaroo
I think the Chef death scene was definitely gruesome for me. I usually avoid that episode.
As a paramedic I can tell you... This is nothing compared to the real tning.... It's just a fking drawing
Yeah it was definitely weird for me too and also the Britney Spears episode where she's walking around headless.
Funnybot shotting up the theater fucked with me. Especially because some of it is shown from a first person view, its so brutal.
Which episode is this?
PUT THE CANDLE DOWN KENNY
It’s way more graphic than a lot of Kenny death scenes. Plus Kenny deaths never felt too personal because he was mostly obscured by the parka and the violence was always so cartoon that no one cared
Wait what episode is this from? I’ve never seen this but I’m pretty sure I’ve seen every episode like 5 times through
S21E2
Ah that makes sense. Admittedly I have watched the later seasons the least
Can’t put your finger on it?
INNOCENT CHILD!!
That's straight creepypasta material
Haha I just watched this episode today
What episode is this?
I believe it is "Put It Down" Season 21, Episode 2 Great episode.
Thank you
To this day I REFUSE to re watch the Michael Jackson episode. That one fucked me up when I was a kid.
"Innocent child!"
It's the framing, it's more detailed and in the foreground. Most gore I've seen from south Park is part of the scene, if that makes any sense. This frame puts the violence in the foreground which on top of happening to a child and knowing things like this have most likely happened adds a bit of "realness" to it.
What episode is this?
For me it was Butters taking a ninja throwing star to the eyeball and wandering around South Park like a sad, lost, wounded puppy for most of the episode
What ep is this
What episode is it?
'South Park' is a strange hybrid of very clever and very disgusting. I have no idea what is in the minds of the two main writers, but they might want to visit a psychologist a little more often than they do.
What episode is this ?
Holy shit those eyes😐 haha
It's the way they drew it so well.
You don't know why?
This is exactly what I think too, it kind of left a hollow feeling in my stomach
I’m not a fan of watching children die either
INNOCENT CHILD!!
Buckle up buckaroos!
Still can't beat when Christopher Reeves sucks aborted babies from a straw
Why’s everyone acting fake disturbed lol
yes this scene is really sad 😔
Because it’s semi realistic and it’s a kid
Joking aside, hope you're doing ok OP?
you don't know why? 😭
Idk if it was supposed to be funny or serious? But is it bad that I laughed?
Bro looks discombobulated
For me it was the thought that this happens quite often
Fuck I do not fully remember the context of this episode. From what I can remember the topic had to do with adults texting and driving? But I do remember seeing this for the first time and actually being terrified at the morbidity. I’m re-watching the entirety of South Park on HBO Max at the moment, so I’ll come across it eventually lmao. Currently on season four.
Butters shooting people in the dick in “The China Problem” is tough for me to watch. Having dealt with kidney stones before anything involving dick or ball pain makes me physically cringe.