Unlike of the previous two episodes of this still young Season 13 of South Park (The Ring and The Coon) I didn't knew a thing about Margaritaville, I just entered to South Park Studios yesterday night, saw it, loved it, I think it is the best episode of Season 13 so far and even that it was just the third episode I think that's saying a lot since both The Ring and The Coon were for me truly mind blowing episodes.
Margaritaville has just many of those South Park extremely memorable moments, to name a few of them: Cartman blaming well who else Cartman would blame if not the Jews, in this case he is blaming the Jews for the economic recession saying stuff like that the Jews must had put the money in a secret Jew cave or Cartman saying that he can bring the Jew (to get the attention of those who want to kill the Jew Cartman does just what Bart Simpson did to get the attention of Homer and his nerd college pals in episode "Homer Goes to College", yes I know is not important or something but hell) for sure and the only thing he wants in return is Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars for the Nintendo DS. As I wrote, there are many memorable and hilarious moments but actually these Cartman moments are "minor" moments in this episode that has in Stan, Kyle and Randy its protagonists.
It begins with Stan who received $100 from his grandma, at any normal day Stan would have bought I don't know maybe the newest video game but this time and following the advice or better said the orders of his father he will open a bank account and will save his $100. During the course of this episode the people who Stan will talk with will deliver hilarious stuff, in short: in a hilarious scene Stan sees how his $100 practically vanishes, certainly he is not the only one but who to blame for the? Well while Stan goes from place to place trying to return a margaritaville and get back the money that his, stupid, father paid only to basically get confusion and anger but not dollars (the chicken part is brilliantly hilarious!) the people of South Park is having confusion also.
Great, just great the stuff with both of the "leaders": on one hand we have in Randy the guy who says that the economy is having its vengeance since all of them forsaken it by spending money in stupid things like the margaritaville; Randy's solution: people must stop buying, they will only have what is really necessary, no more video games for kids now they will play with squirrels! On the other hand we have that mentioned Jew ¡, actually we have one of the four boys, certainly Kyle Broflovski who says that the economy is not angry with the people; Kyle's solution: people must spend, must recover their faith in the economy and he with his credit card will make that, for example, Randy buys the new version of the margaritaville. Barack Obama's solution: none but it worked!
Margaritaville has just many of those South Park extremely memorable moments, to name a few of them: Cartman blaming well who else Cartman would blame if not the Jews, in this case he is blaming the Jews for the economic recession saying stuff like that the Jews must had put the money in a secret Jew cave or Cartman saying that he can bring the Jew (to get the attention of those who want to kill the Jew Cartman does just what Bart Simpson did to get the attention of Homer and his nerd college pals in episode "Homer Goes to College", yes I know is not important or something but hell) for sure and the only thing he wants in return is Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars for the Nintendo DS. As I wrote, there are many memorable and hilarious moments but actually these Cartman moments are "minor" moments in this episode that has in Stan, Kyle and Randy its protagonists.
It begins with Stan who received $100 from his grandma, at any normal day Stan would have bought I don't know maybe the newest video game but this time and following the advice or better said the orders of his father he will open a bank account and will save his $100. During the course of this episode the people who Stan will talk with will deliver hilarious stuff, in short: in a hilarious scene Stan sees how his $100 practically vanishes, certainly he is not the only one but who to blame for the? Well while Stan goes from place to place trying to return a margaritaville and get back the money that his, stupid, father paid only to basically get confusion and anger but not dollars (the chicken part is brilliantly hilarious!) the people of South Park is having confusion also.
Great, just great the stuff with both of the "leaders": on one hand we have in Randy the guy who says that the economy is having its vengeance since all of them forsaken it by spending money in stupid things like the margaritaville; Randy's solution: people must stop buying, they will only have what is really necessary, no more video games for kids now they will play with squirrels! On the other hand we have that mentioned Jew ¡, actually we have one of the four boys, certainly Kyle Broflovski who says that the economy is not angry with the people; Kyle's solution: people must spend, must recover their faith in the economy and he with his credit card will make that, for example, Randy buys the new version of the margaritaville. Barack Obama's solution: none but it worked!