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South Park: The Complete Eleventh Season

by Erik Hinton

[25.Aug.08] :. South Park uses transgressive means to further enlightened themes, the offensive means to be later isolated and paraded in publicity and spin.

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South Park: The Complete Seventh Season

by Tim O'Neil

[3.Apr.06] :. Parker and Stone frequently use South Park as a platform for their libertarian views, and usually, it doesn't detract from the show's centrist, common-sense attitudes.

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South Park: The Complete Sixth Season

by Tim O'Neil

[27.Oct.05] :. Regardless of their childishness, the protagonists of South Park are, like their creators, fundamentally decent (except for Cartman, who represents the zenith of selfish indecency).

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South Park

by Bill Gibron

[26.Oct.05] :. Parker and Stone are like observational stand-up comics, without all the wry self-referencing and glib performance shtick.

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South Park: The Passion of The Jew

by Terry Sawyer

[15.Sep.04] :. Parker and Stone's project is sometimes hobbled by their apparent belief that anything offensive is inherently purgative.

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South Park: The Complete Fourth Season

by Todd R. Ramlow

[28.Jun.04] :. Originally airing from April until December of 2000, the episodes take frequent aim at U.S. culture and politics.

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South Park: The Complete Third Season

by Todd R. Ramlow

[13.Jan.04] :. In a world filled with bumbling and ineffectual adults, the boys are each other's only source of support and information.

 
 
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