South park parodies Steve Irwin complete with stingray.

I have seen every single South Park episode up to and including "Make love not Warcraft" and I think the show has lost the slick humour and unique style in favour of causing as much controversy and eking out as wide an audience as possible.
Does anyone else think South Park has, well........just lost it?
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Shit, the title should have read: "South Park parodys Steve Irwin, complete with stingray".

 

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No it shouldn't.

 

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Why shouldn't it? Im hung over, I can't cogitate properly.

 

There have been performers/writers/artists (especially cartoonists) that have been doing this kind of stuff for years. They haven't lost their minds.

 

Jesus! Where did I say "they've lost their minds"?

 

It should only say parody's if you want it to be grammatically incorrect. Do you want it to be grammatically incorrect?

It doesn't. He's lost his mind.

South Park? Haven't seen it for ages.

 

Yeah well I want to be grammatically incorrect. Give me a break, I had about 10 pints last night.

OK: 'The latest South Park episode features a parody of Steve Irwin'

 

OMG, of what?

 

Well actually, it is funny that in the context of the show, the Devil was sort of offended by the guy having that costume. Of course, when he found out it -was- Steve Irwin, he kicked him out of the party as there was no costume.

I wasn't very offended by this, though.

 

i wasnt offended but it really was not very funny at all

 

I liked Biggie Smalls and the Ferrari cake. The rest was dull. (And no, it's not offensive.)

 

Stella Artois.

Would one of the mods be so kind as to change 'parodies' to 'parody' please?

 

Was that it all it was?

 

Who's Steve Irwin?

 

Some dead guy.

 

Steve was a living God, and in the end god in heaven got jealous and took his life.

 

I think that that stingray was actually Chuck Norris utilizing his shape-shifting powers... Steve dared to think he could usurp the Almighty's (not Jehovah, Allah, or any O' them wussies, BTW) position of popularity, and paid the ultimate price...

 

I thought Chuck was above this kind of behaviour, but apparently I was wrong.

 

Chuck Norris is neither above nor below anything. Chuck Norris encompasses all.