South Park is often taking aim at the absurdity of life and attempts to prick the bubble of seriousness regarding topics the world gets very wound up about.
Some great Chef stuff in this episode. His simple take on everything is always a perfect place for some cut-though humour. The words 'making love' attributed to animals is hilarious. It reminds me of the Madonna film, Body Of Evidence when she asks "have you ever watched animals make love...it's intense". It's such a stupid film and such a stupid delivery, desperately trying to steal some of that Sharon Stone pulp from Basic Instinct.
It's hard to talk seriously about this. The genetic engineer ends up like Dr Frankenstein, shooting his own creation in the head (which happened to be a lobotomised Stan) while the boys get all angsty about the unthinkable prospect of losing a fight to a girl. It's classic South Park.
Some great Chef stuff in this episode. His simple take on everything is always a perfect place for some cut-though humour. The words 'making love' attributed to animals is hilarious. It reminds me of the Madonna film, Body Of Evidence when she asks "have you ever watched animals make love...it's intense". It's such a stupid film and such a stupid delivery, desperately trying to steal some of that Sharon Stone pulp from Basic Instinct.
It's hard to talk seriously about this. The genetic engineer ends up like Dr Frankenstein, shooting his own creation in the head (which happened to be a lobotomised Stan) while the boys get all angsty about the unthinkable prospect of losing a fight to a girl. It's classic South Park.