I'm 0.0001% black so, SUP NEGGA!
This episode follows perfectly the "Put It Down" formula about criticize something with fun. Come on, the South Park formula. Yea, the one that seemed lost lately, but now it's back!
Anyway, the plot about Randy being incredibly more politically correct than in the great season 19 and (as happens in these cases) getting psychotic was kinda good.
Another good thing is to see the kids finally acting like what they are: Kids. Children who go crazy when they cancel a holiday. Remember the great ideas that came out based on their innocence in the earlier seasons. The telephone-threat scene was amazing.
And what can I say about the DNAandMe commercial?Making fun about ethnicity and stuff was just priceless, define pretty well actual society in some way.
So, as I said in last episode, keep the good work guys! South Park has no limit.
This episode follows perfectly the "Put It Down" formula about criticize something with fun. Come on, the South Park formula. Yea, the one that seemed lost lately, but now it's back!
Anyway, the plot about Randy being incredibly more politically correct than in the great season 19 and (as happens in these cases) getting psychotic was kinda good.
Another good thing is to see the kids finally acting like what they are: Kids. Children who go crazy when they cancel a holiday. Remember the great ideas that came out based on their innocence in the earlier seasons. The telephone-threat scene was amazing.
And what can I say about the DNAandMe commercial?Making fun about ethnicity and stuff was just priceless, define pretty well actual society in some way.
So, as I said in last episode, keep the good work guys! South Park has no limit.