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[QUOTE="ShadowSD:418343"]I mean, I guess Cartman swallowing that fake treasure was classic South Park in the way that he got what was coming to him, but aside from that, it was an at best thirty second Al Gore joke that was stretched out for twenty minutes. I usually love political satire, but this got really boring, I'd have been better off watching SNL reruns of Darrel Hammond impersonating Gore. South Park is always so great at beating the fuck out of figures that people put on pedestals, because deep down you know that at least some people who nievely revere that figure will rightfully have their insulated bubble burst by the episode; the problem here is that nobody puts Gore on a pedestal, even the people who voted for him, so the jokes fall flat... Manbearpig was also not as funny as other South Park oddities (or anything by Family Guy, Family Guy would have had the sense to limit the half hour joke to five seconds, and it would have been funny). Crazy hybrid South Park characters like Scuzzlebutt, The Underpants Gnomes, Mr. Hankey, Towelie, and the Taco that Shits Ice Cream were all funny because they played with the innocence/nostalgia factor of the boys' imagination coming into contact with reality. Even the show's perception of God as an ugly hybrid beast was hilarious, because it showed the futility in the arrogance of people who assume they could know the form of deity. Manbearpig would be funnier if it somehow exposed the arrogance of all those rabid Al Gore fans... wait there aren't any. [/QUOTE]
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