Who is your least favorite character in South Park

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07 May 2008, 7:00 pm

I say wendy because she is too fickle she droped stan for token then when back to stan after steping on his heart and that's just cruel.

But randy marsh is the best + butters!


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08 May 2008, 3:51 am

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The christmas pooh. I hate that character.

Yeah, that is really charmless and disgusting.

yeah, i hope they never give that character anymore airtime. im not being a prude, it's just not funny. the writers mustve been laughing at an audience reaction and not the actual material.



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08 May 2008, 9:07 pm

I hate Wendy!
She's in love with Stan!
She should just come out and say it, instead of being a whore about it!


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08 May 2008, 9:54 pm

Dhp wrote:
The christmas pooh. I hate that character.


Without a doubt.



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10 May 2008, 7:36 am

Least favorite: Mel Gibson and that annoying choir director woman.

My favorite characters: Sheila Broflovski, Randy Marsh, Mr. Garrison, and Kyle.


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16 May 2008, 11:55 am

Dhp wrote:
The christmas pooh. I hate that character.


That was the whole reason I started watching it.


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16 May 2008, 11:56 am

I would say the Super Adventure Land people, the ones who were indirectly responsible for Chef's death.


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16 May 2008, 2:26 pm

Confused-Fish wrote:
Dhp wrote:
The christmas pooh. I hate that character.


Without a doubt.


I like South Park's sense of scatological childlike exuberance, but Mr. Hanky is too bizarre and immature for even me.

Ms. Garrison felt like a betrayal. Garrison is much more funny as a man.

Kenny has no purpose, and you can only do a running joke so many times.

I never understood the underpants gnomes.

It's weird to me that people dislike Kyle, though. He's the moral center of the show, he keeps the show's manic plots from spinning out of control, and Cartman would be nothing without him as a foil. Kyle is absolutely necessary for the shows dramatic effectiveness, even if he does come off as too much of a straight man sometimes.


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16 May 2008, 2:42 pm

MissPickwickian wrote:
Confused-Fish wrote:
Dhp wrote:
The christmas pooh. I hate that character.


Without a doubt.


I like South Park's sense of scatological childlike exuberance, but Mr. Hanky is too bizarre and immature for even me.

Ms. Garrison felt like a betrayal. Garrison is much more funny as a man.

Kenny has no purpose, and you can only do a running joke so many times.

I never understood the underpants gnomes.

It's weird to me that people dislike Kyle, though. He's the moral center of the show, he keeps the show's manic plots from spinning out of control, and Cartman would be nothing without him as a foil. Kyle is absolutely necessary for the shows dramatic effectiveness, even if he does come off as too much of a straight man sometimes.


I thought Stan was the straight man.

But I do agree that Mr. Garrison was funnier. Even Ms. Choksondik was funnier than the female Garrison.


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16 May 2008, 2:56 pm

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I thought Stan was the straight man.


Stan is the average man. Matt Stone and Trey Parker, for all their immaturity, seem to have a deeper interest in the question of virtue than one would think.

Stan is morally average. He dislikes going along with Cartman's wicked schemes, but he doesn't put up a strong resistance either. He's the good German of South Park.

Cartman, of course, is evil.

Kyle is morally above-average, especially for his age. He is the only one willing to fight Cartman much of the time; he actually voices the objections that Stan merely thinks. He has a powerful conscience in regards to himself, too. His Jewish guilt in the infamous Passion episode is the best example of the second point. Poor Kyle. It's not easy being ethical.


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18 May 2008, 7:56 pm

The whole show is pretty trashy, especially Cartman and Mr. Hanky.



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18 May 2008, 9:42 pm

Cartman when he's being a real douchebag... otherwise it's Randy for being really stupid...



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18 May 2008, 9:43 pm

The trashiness is why I watch it.


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21 May 2008, 1:04 am

9CatMom wrote:
The whole show is pretty trashy, especially Cartman and Mr. Hanky.


I would say it's "trashy" on the surface, but actually quite thought-provoking when you look a little deeper.


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21 May 2008, 7:54 am

ping-machine wrote:
9CatMom wrote:
The whole show is pretty trashy, especially Cartman and Mr. Hanky.


I would say it's "trashy" on the surface, but actually quite thought-provoking when you look a little deeper.


I think that's the whole premise of the show.


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21 May 2008, 10:29 am

MissPickwickian wrote:
Confused-Fish wrote:
Dhp wrote:
The christmas pooh. I hate that character.


Without a doubt.


I like South Park's sense of scatological childlike exuberance, but Mr. Hanky is too bizarre and immature for even me.

Ms. Garrison felt like a betrayal. Garrison is much more funny as a man.

Kenny has no purpose, and you can only do a running joke so many times.

I never understood the underpants gnomes.

It's weird to me that people dislike Kyle, though. He's the moral center of the show, he keeps the show's manic plots from spinning out of control, and Cartman would be nothing without him as a foil. Kyle is absolutely necessary for the shows dramatic effectiveness, even if he does come off as too much of a straight man sometimes.


Kyle is my fav character on the show! :D

i love this quote from him, i cant remember what episode its from though
Kyle wrote:
I think that parents only get so offended by television because they rely on it as a babysitter and the sole educator of their kids.
i thought that was soo funny and true, even more funny considering the amount of parents who complain about the program aswell :lol: