South Park, Vol. 4

South Park, Vol. 4

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DVD Reviews of South Park, Vol. 4

DVD Review: Great For A Best Of.
Summary: 4 Stars

The episodes featured in this best of are:

Cartman's Mom is a Dirty Slut: This is the gut-bustingly funny season finale for season one. Cartman is on a mission to find his father, and it's no easy task, because his mom is what we reffer to as 'bear who can't keep legs together.' This episode ends on a cliffhanger that made lots of people angry.

Cartman's Mom is Still a Dirty Slut: This episode was the second of the second season. It aired after 'Terrance and Phillip in Not Without My Anus,' but it comes right after the first Cartman's Mom episode. It is pretty funny, but weaker in comparision to the other episodes on this set.

Terrance and Phillip in Not Without My Anus: This is one of the most brilliant things to ever go to television. It makes absoloutly no sense. Things happen that have no importance to the plot ('I'm going to put on a pirate costume!') and tons of fart jokes. Nobody liked it when it aired, but that's OK, 'cause now we all know what a masterpiece it is. Don't miss this. It's the best of the set.

Chickenlover: Someone is violating chickens. It's up to Barbrady to learn to read so that he can figure out the clues that the Chickenlover has left at his crime scenes. This episode is very funny and a favorite of many fans. And ALWAYS remember to RESPECT MY AUTHORITY!

Ike's Wee Wee: My second favorite of this set, this epsisode features the kids misunderstanding the meaning of circumcisn or however the heck you spell that. Mr. Mackey also becomes a drug addict in the funniest moments of this episode.

The DVD quality of this is great. I don't understand people complaining about the picture quality and sound. They both were fine, especially the picture. There weren't any special features on the DVDs, but there are the usual hilarious introductions my Trey and Matt. These ones aren't quite up to the high-standards of their 'Fireside Chats,' but they're still funny. The Terrance and Phillip episode features them in a parking lot chat and the rest have them as entertainers at a retirement home. I am very sad that more introductions won't show up on the season DVD sets.

Overall, this is a fine DVD, but if you have money to spend, the complete season are even better!

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