SOUTH PARK'S IMAGINATIONLAND

[jeffbert]

A few screen caps:







Apparently, Butters (the blond boy) was transported to IMAGINATION LAND where he met many characters; Atom was just in the background, though. There was a war between the happy & evil characters; thoroughly funny!

[Dr. Jerk]

I think this was pointed out once in another thread.

Regardless, still interesting.

[diehard67]

astro in south park................. no good can come of this.

[Dr. Jerk]

astro in south park................. no good can come of this.

Not really, it wasn't like they were part of the actual South Park world...

...Just the good side of Imaginationland, that was primarily the idea of the plot. Good imaginary characters vs bad imaginary characters.

[Gotta Love ASTRO BOY]

Aaahhh Astros in there

[Anime Girl]

OMG! LOL! Leave it to South Park to make fun of everything.

[Alittleacorn]

I'm just glad they didn't do anything horrible to him because a lot of the characters got killed in gory ways in that episode. Japan would've given them so much grief if they had. XD

[Rick]

I hate South Part. It destroy the magic of many good movies or roman storys.
Incidentally religion and good singer and movie director. But now, Astro Boy in
South Park!? Forgive them Tezuka Sama, they don´t now what they do.

[jeffbert]

I did check to see that this was indeed already mentioned in an earlier thread, & so it was.

Anyway, though I find South park is often very offensive, it is fairly unbiased, covering topics from what seems a one-sided view in the beginning, & then at the end, somebody makes a statement that peels away the apparent bias.

Yes, it does treat religion in the same way, certainly not from the viewpoint of believers in any of them; but as they all are equally subjective, this make sense.

In the one about atheists 500 years in the future when religion had become a thing of the past, they were warring over whose ideas about atheism were 'correct.' In the end, somebody (I think R Dawkins) says something about some people being able to accept atheism & others needing religion. It was not an insult to either group, just an acknowledgement that people were different.

In comparison, Fox's cartoons seem to have a very distinct bias. I would specify which, but that might spark an argument over politics. But the point is, South park is offensive, but about as unbiased as it can be, given the topics it covers.

I only started watching it a few months ago, when I tired of Adult Swim repeats of repeats that I watch before beddy-bye time, as I find that laughter helps me sleep.

[Dr. Jerk]

I'm just glad they didn't do anything horrible to him because a lot of the characters got killed in gory ways in that episode. Japan would've given them so much grief if they had. XD

Who knows. Maybe he did got killed.

Japan wouldn't have cared either way.