Most of the humour always seemed childish or mean spirited. Not my kind of entertainment.
it can be funny at times but most of the time it's aggressively unfunny and repetitive. most of the episodes, especially the modern ones, love to beat you over with the "joke of the week" for the entire episode, and it either works or it falls completely flat
it's the most barebones, lazy political humor. i think the interactions of the kids can be amusing but i usually roll my eyes when i see the more melodramatic and "grand" episodes
That's kinda weird of you to say cause they had to have started doing that in what, like the fourth or fifth season? I'm not saying you're necessarily wrong, but for the most part I recall a lot of fans practically don't even acknowledge the "pre current events" seasons. I didn't hate the super old seasons like some do but it definitely felt like an entirely different show in comparison.Well the documentary was about the humancentipad episode which was from the fifteenth season, I havent seen the documentary in awhile but I thought I remembered it talking about how they used to take longer but it slowly got whittled down to less and less days until they settled in six days
It is interesting to think of how it would've turned out if they kept the early season approach to plotlines but with the time to hone their craft. Or like you said just given episodes more time to summer. I mean I guess you can see what the former is like cause they did keep a mix of episodes that were less topical. But those episodes almost always revolved around Cartman doing some heinous shit which got old, and then in the seasons after I stopped watching it sounds like it became a lot of Randy
I kinda stopped at member berries last I heard from them is they got pretty lazy in their stories and rely heavily on randy and cartman to drive plots now with Kyle and Stan just being Brian like characters now where they just come off as bitter and cynical to everyone around them even each other and their dialog now reads like two youtubers talking at each other instead of to each other. Kenny I legit have no idea what his character even is anymore
It's too crude for me, but it also has genuinely made me laugh out loud back when I did used to watch it, and when I pop it on every once in a while. It does make genuinely clever observational comedy.It's because of how they pick who gets to be the villain on the show that it ends up looking that way. It's not intentional. If someone is abrasive, they're the villain. It doesn't matter what their stance is.
I have seen a lot of people on this board claim that it's a discreet alt-right show, which is eye roll inducing.