Posted on 12/24/2012 4:58:31 PM PST by PJ-Comix
What subjects do you think will be covered in next season's "South Park?"
Note that I am not asking what SHOULD be featured. "South Park" tends not to cover political subjects much so just post what your predictions are of what will be covered, NOT what you want to be covered. I'll lead off with my predictions:
1. Gangnam Style dancing. How can they not cover this especially since it recently reached a BILLION hits on YouTube?
2. Kim Jong-il. Okay, maybe my mind is on Koreans right now (see above) but I think the chubby little nerd with the bad haircut who rules North Korea will be a target of South Park. Note that his dad was already satirized by the South Park crew in "Team America."
3. Randy Marsh goes to North Dakota for a job in the oilfields. Note that Stan's dad, Randy, is a geologist so he would be a perfect hire for working where the big bucks are, namely in a North Dakota oil boom town. I can see a lot of humor here as Randy finds it almost impossible to find a place to sleep, etc..
They will run the same exact episode they did with McCain and just use Romney. Hillary you can leave alone. Same thing basically happened.
By this spring Gangam will be completely rotted and gone. Anyway they already did an episode on internet memes and youtube cults. Korea’s not doing anything exciting. And there’s nothing terribly interesting in another oil boom.
Most of the time when thy go topical they go VERY topical, so nothing happening now will qualify. It’ll be something hitting that week, or maybe the week before.
Okay, how about a parody of “Amish Mafia.” I can definitely see Eric Cartman dressing up Amish and collecting protection money.
That’s one I can see, should still be on the air. Speaking of oddball shows I could see them going after the whole pawn/ storage/ luggage/ restoration wars industry.
They will rip on the gun ban morons but use something else as the item being banned to demonstrate the absurdity.
Lol!
/ fiscal cliff diving. /
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