I went to an old folks home for people with alzheimer's back in high school and it was one of the most depressing things... I didn't know what to do, was having a conversation with one of them and after about 5 to 10 minutes they would ask the same question from the start of the conversation... they had tons of pictures on the wall of family members, still makes me cry to this day. All I could think to do was act normal and answer the question again everytime until it was time to go.
It makes me remember my dog Hoss. He was as loyal and sweet as could be. I hug my dog I have now every day because I’m so thankful for her and I want her to remember her life as a happy one that was full of lots of love and affection.
1:39 I love how Stan wears this tie everywhere, despite hating it. Showing that he is truly love his grandpa and willing to sacrifice his reputation by accepting this gift.
@@ualarga and you wrote this despite the fact that Stan went through insane adventure to bring justice to all elder citizens in general and his grandpa in particular. Never mind that he lead the trend that put an end to that disgusting tv shop.
I'm the son of a Jewelry store owner and I can say this episode is VERY accurate as to the process of Cash 4 Gold places. Especially for mainstream brands like Jareds for example. Originally things are sold cheaply to shitty Cash 4 Gold places for the lowest price possible (maybe more if you're lucky) and most gold gets shipped out to be smelted (because most people don't like to pay for used gold), so after it gets smelted it is shipped off to 3rd world countries to get remade and eventually shipped back and the prices jacked WAYYY up. If you want to not get ripped off and like Jewelry, buy used and go to local Jewelry stores. They are more reliable sellers/buyers because they intend to keep customers and thus can't afford to rip them off and let word get out. And used Jewelry has no distinguishing value difference besides your own opinion of it and any possible damage (but even then local places never upcharge or even sell damaged Jewelry usually). Diamonds are cheap too nowadays especially because of Moissanite Diamonds (lab grown diamonds) which inflated the market and made diamonds wayyyyyy lower than ever. If you walk into a local store and then go compare the prices at mainstream sellers, you'll recognize the difference. We sell silver rings for typically $15-25 (based on weight) where you'll be charged hundreds if not thousands on these programs and mainstream sellers. Price matters for gifts I understand but the price of the Jewelry itself is set by the sellers, not the object itself. Buy smart and be smarter, that's the only way you can be sure these snakes in the grass and their horrible programs die off.
Question - why are these marked up pieces somewhat objectively gaudy? For context - there's some old jewelry passed down in my family and distributed from the vault after my grandparents died. The story and history of each piece is preserved and attached to the collection and each piece of the collection. (stuff like, one ring that had 3 Large stones from circa 100 years ago when the family was doing really well was broken down into 3 "sister" rings and given to 3 siblings. I've got one and the advice given was that the setting from that time was not really robust and each of the 3 should be reset if they're going to be worn regularly...) Which is all to say, I'm slightly aware of the topic and have brought up with a tiny bit of understanding rooted in the tradition and respect for heirlooms going back generations and have seen a variety of jewelry in this context. I recently saw a great ring when meeting someone through my S/O. It was legit. I happened to mention it to my S/O after the dinner and she's like, "oh yeah, her husband is in construction. He's out of the county on a trip, but you'll meet him when he's back." I responded that there's no way he's in construction with the ring on his wife's finger. She qualified the statement - he owns a construction company. That made sense. The ring was new, great cut that caught the light really effectively, was set in a way that really made sense for a pricey rock, and had reasonable smaller stones that didn't detract or obscure the primary stone - everything made sense. There was form, function, nuance and a bit of flash, but it worked really effectively and wasn't overstated. It was retained like you would expect something of value to be retained, not propped up and held only at the very corners. In contrast, this stuff that's marked up super high doesn't even seem to pretend to be a serious attempt at presenting to be what it's claimed to be. There's zero function and laughably many and large stones in seemingly arbitrary cuts and settings that don't really get any enhancement from the gold or silver they're matched to. Am I crazy for thinking that at the values they're trying to attach a lot of these jewelry pieces to, you'd think they'd try harder to clone the aesthetic of pieces in that price range? Is it that there's no reason to put the effort in or that they're trying to attract a customer with a certain preference? Am I just biased by the vintage of stuff I've grown up around?
@@ScottLovenberg Just style and how fashion evolved over time. Take Pearls for example, ALL of the first ladies used to wear them and so Pearls became hugely popular (and more expensive). But today Pearls aren't worth anything and that's largely because no more politicians wear them and by extension nobody wears them. There are some pieces that are worth more yes, but it's almost always because of the rarity of the piece (could be that they were fragile and don't exist much anymore, or just didn't exist much of it to begin with), and the value of the material itself (take the Queen's diamonds for example, even if Diamonds aren't worth much her diamonds are still worth a lot because they are the queens and because they are great diamonds.) In short, it just depends on what time things came from and how much people value it today. Gaudy pieces aren't bought much so they can be bough for cheap, thus the Jewelry networks can buy cheap and sell high.
Small "local" stores are more likely to rip you off, because there's no word getting "out" anywhere. National chains have actual reputations to worry about.
@@sumelar No quite the opposite, the National Chains already have a customer base where local stores NEED people to come in to make a profit. Go into your local store and then go to Jared and look at the price differences, you'll see just how wrong you are.
@@sumelar You have it completely backwards. By definition, small local stores need word of mouth to keep their business going, whereas chains can afford a marketing budget to keep a steady flow of new customers. That is true for any industry, really.
I had not realized fake jewelry for the elderly was a real thing before I saw this episode a few years ago, but it sure is. When my aunt passed recently, we discovered she had drawers full of jewelry all listed with values for inheritance and had left me a ruby ring worth like 4grand. An independent appraiser said most of it was junk and that ring was maybe a 2 hundred, tops. No one knew she had been spending money on all that bad jewelry, she never wore any herself. Some scammer ripped her off for a lot.
Jewelry it's in itself a scam, just shine stones that someone told you that whore a lot of money. I'm not a geologist, I can't tell the difference between real and fake jews, just like most people.
Typically when they hear about something in pop culture they think might make it to an episode, they really research it and if it’s a show or film, they watch it, even if it’s bad. This feels like they sat down and watched those filthy jewelry rip-off channels and got PISSED. I can imagine them watching it and just being like, “Dude.” I can also imagine them actually calling in and saying what stan does in the episode lol
There are so many moments in this episode that are my favorites: Stan’s stone-cold “I’m not joking. Do it.” The emotional moments about Grandpa Marsh and his dog Cartman’s scheme along with his anger at the Asian women And, of course, the scatting music during the roundabout Also, the ending. Especially the ending.
If I recall, they wanted an actual song to go with that scene, and they did it all by voice to show what they wanted it to sound like! Then decided last minute that it was funnier to just leave the original recording in there lol!
It feels almost like sarcastic singing tone being continuously ramped up. I feel like it perfectly expresses how fed up Trey and Matt are with this whole BS industry exploiting seniors.
@@renx81 I'm not referring to critic scores, I'm referring to the fans and the episodes that we typically hold in high regard like 'medical fried chicken' or 'the coon' series. This episode is among the best of the series and the fans just kinda treat it like another episode.
One of the most memorable episodes from season 16! Thank you for the upload Dash. That talking scene about the dog is one of the best emotional segments in the series
Eight years ago in October I lost my best friend Wyatt. He was a mutt from the shelter. I had him for 16 years when he passed. I will never forget him. To this day I keep his last dog tag on my keychain and have several pictures of him framed in my house. I know just how Grandpa Marsh feels. I hope to see Wyatt in heaven. I can't imagine heaven without him. God Bless you Wyatt.
I love the old people's phone calls, though very over the top of how confused they are it does shine a strong light of how they do get taken advantage of. Plus the payoff at the end where they join in on Stan's idea for the guy.
Dash, i have to say, your reactions are by far the best i've ever seen. I love South Park, and the amount of work and trivia you add to every episode is just amazing. Keep it up buddy. Greetings from Chile.
We recently had to say goodbye to our border collie. He made it to 11 years. So the scene with the grandpa and dog hurts even more now. Plus the thought of losing your memories is scary. Not remembering your parents, siblings, pets, etc.
Let’s go, let’s finish the rest of the Goth Kids unofficial trilogy Season 7 Episode 14 - Raisins ✅ Season 12 Episode 14 - The Ungroundable Season 17 Episode 4 - Goth Kids 3: Dawn of the Posers
Ahh shit... Grandpa not remembering his dog just hit me way too close to home. My baby girl who was a cat had to be put down last year and with my epilepsy and seizures the memories of her have been slipping :'( That part actually brought me to tears just now with how close it hits :( I miss that cat and she was all I ha :(
Talking about your favorite memories of her will help. It’ll also help you remember her life rather than mourning her death. I’d love to hear about her if you’ve got a good story. ❤
This is one of my favorite episodes thanks for always reaching out to your audience. Been here since the beginning and will continue to do so. Keep it up my man
We actually had a local channel that was a 24/7 shop at home show in the town I used to live in. It was SOOOO much like the South Park one it's scary! My favorite would be when the host would "add" something "extra". He would say, over and over, " You're getting 2 (insert whatever here) for ONE MONEY"!!!!
I like the interactions between Stan and his Grandpa in this episode. Another good one of him and his grandpa would be the episode 'Hummels & Heroin' 😊 Hope you have a good day Dash 🎉
Awesome reaction as ever. I miss my grandmother and she was an avid watcher of these jewellery selling channels. I’d always sit with her and watch. Always felt it was a scam but was happy she enjoyed it.
The song at the end was originally a draft for how they wanted the melody to go but they decided it sounded so stupid they wanted to put it in the final episode 😂
@@enriqueesquivel6550 you might be right, I feel like I’ve seen him watch the episodes before maybe they got deleted because of copyright, I can’t find them on his channel.
@@RomanSionis85 it doesn’t help I’ve watched every episode of South Park hundreds of times(maybe even thousands) so I could just be remember myself watching them. The only ones of haven’t watched a lot are like the events and the past 2 or 4 seasons ,which I plan getting around to rewatching.
@@renx81 The story of the episode feels too real. The jokes of the episodes are barely real. I admit that real jokes is a bad phrasing since i didn't know a better word (non english native here). But Story and Jokes are two different things. Okay?
I’ve been waiting for the longest for Dash to react to “Osama Bin Laden Has Farty Pants” “Dead Celebrities” and also “Korn’s Groovy Pirate Ghost Mystery” episode
Ah man I forgot how much I love this episode, it had been a while since I had watched it! Appreciate the reaction, Dash! As always, I must recommend the next episode of this season, Faith Hilling, Season 16 Episode 3!! Would love to see what you think of the episode, I think it is my favorite episode of the series! Until next time!
One of my fav Leo Decaprio movies is Blood Diamond. Its about what it takes to get diamons to the retail market. It is very eye-opening, but great too.
This is one of the gems of Season 16, no pun intended. It was actually a solid season despite what some people say. Gonna throw an obscure reaction recommendation in. Gluten Free Ebola.
Just pointing out they could have had Stan swear or say any number of vulgar things when on the phone with that guy. But they just had him say plainly he should kill himself. That is true contempt, and it’s beautiful.
Jewelry is basically like art. It has no intrinsic monetary value, aside from the materials used, which isn't much. The value is just what it is worth to the buyer.
One of the funniest episodes I’ve ever seen I still watch it from time to time. I remember when dash was only reacting to clips and he was reacting to the kys parts from stan and the old lady to the salesman and I’ve been dying for a full watch ever since 😅
Thanks dash I love your reaction I left the TV on the other night on one of the random channels and it started playing the shopping network and I was honestly surprised it still going like who buys Stuff from there now we got all the stuff online unless they generally do exploit old people who don’t have access to the Internet Amazon eBay all that
So part one aired on April 14th, the same day as the start of the NHL playoffs. Then in part two, which aired a week later, we hear how a scandal involving the Denver Broncos was hushed up because " they were having a good year and didn't want any distractions. The exact same thing happened to the Chicago Blackhawks at the same time. It was hushed up for as long as the Bronco scandal until it all came to light. Also, the Broncos had traded Jay Cutler to the Chicago Bears. Before that happened, Randy Marsh said Cutler sucks now, but he might be good someday. Stan tells Cutler that when he meets him at a party in the episode Guitar Queero. Cutler went on to a 52 and 52 record with Chicago, or TIED, just like Stan's team did in Stanley's Cup. Also, Jay Cutler has diabetes, just like Scott Malkinson. Also in 2008, the Chicago Blackhawks acquired Brian Campbell, a ginger Canadian ringer from Canada who went on to assist on the overtime winning goal to win the Cup. Nobody saw it happen though, almost like it was censored. Brian Campbell first played in Buffalo, where Patrick Kane was born and raised and who scored that overtime goal. And Jay Cutler is from Santa Clause Indiana, really.
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The older I get, the more that scene with grandpa forgetting his dog hurts. Amazing episode.
south park makes you laugh and sometimes cry, and I love them for that!
I went to an old folks home for people with alzheimer's back in high school and it was one of the most depressing things... I didn't know what to do, was having a conversation with one of them and after about 5 to 10 minutes they would ask the same question from the start of the conversation... they had tons of pictures on the wall of family members, still makes me cry to this day. All I could think to do was act normal and answer the question again everytime until it was time to go.
Eat carnivore and you wont have any chance of getting alzheimer.
I tear up everytime I can't control it
It makes me remember my dog Hoss. He was as loyal and sweet as could be. I hug my dog I have now every day because I’m so thankful for her and I want her to remember her life as a happy one that was full of lots of love and affection.
"They'll look good on your dead body" may be the coldest line ever uttered on tv and it was a senior lady calling teleshopping on south park😂
Stan is a good kid . Wearing the tie despite hating it. Finding the picture. Just amazing. His mom raised him well. And randy was there. Somewhere.
@gg8264 how?
@@gg8264you’ve clearly never watched the show lmao.
1:39
I love how Stan wears this tie everywhere, despite hating it.
Showing that he is truly love his grandpa and willing to sacrifice his reputation by accepting this gift.
you say this despite the fact that he tried to sell it right after cartman said it was gay.
@@ualarga and you wrote this despite the fact that Stan went through insane adventure to bring justice to all elder citizens in general and his grandpa in particular.
Never mind that he lead the trend that put an end to that disgusting tv shop.
@@ualargawell if Stan had managed to sell it for what his grandad paid for it then the gift would’ve actually been worth something.
@@ualarga yeah but he still chose to wear it out in public when he didn’t have to
"It'll look good on your dead body." always gets me.
You can hear them almost burst out laughing when they recorded it 🤣🤣
@@djgarcia5209 I'm gonna have to listen again with the volume up. That's awesome.
@@djgarcia5209 ***2 minutes later***
I had to find this scene somewhere else because dash was talking but I heard it. Lol
The Best line of the show XD
I'm the son of a Jewelry store owner and I can say this episode is VERY accurate as to the process of Cash 4 Gold places. Especially for mainstream brands like Jareds for example. Originally things are sold cheaply to shitty Cash 4 Gold places for the lowest price possible (maybe more if you're lucky) and most gold gets shipped out to be smelted (because most people don't like to pay for used gold), so after it gets smelted it is shipped off to 3rd world countries to get remade and eventually shipped back and the prices jacked WAYYY up.
If you want to not get ripped off and like Jewelry, buy used and go to local Jewelry stores. They are more reliable sellers/buyers because they intend to keep customers and thus can't afford to rip them off and let word get out. And used Jewelry has no distinguishing value difference besides your own opinion of it and any possible damage (but even then local places never upcharge or even sell damaged Jewelry usually). Diamonds are cheap too nowadays especially because of Moissanite Diamonds (lab grown diamonds) which inflated the market and made diamonds wayyyyyy lower than ever. If you walk into a local store and then go compare the prices at mainstream sellers, you'll recognize the difference. We sell silver rings for typically $15-25 (based on weight) where you'll be charged hundreds if not thousands on these programs and mainstream sellers. Price matters for gifts I understand but the price of the Jewelry itself is set by the sellers, not the object itself. Buy smart and be smarter, that's the only way you can be sure these snakes in the grass and their horrible programs die off.
Question - why are these marked up pieces somewhat objectively gaudy?
For context - there's some old jewelry passed down in my family and distributed from the vault after my grandparents died. The story and history of each piece is preserved and attached to the collection and each piece of the collection. (stuff like, one ring that had 3 Large stones from circa 100 years ago when the family was doing really well was broken down into 3 "sister" rings and given to 3 siblings. I've got one and the advice given was that the setting from that time was not really robust and each of the 3 should be reset if they're going to be worn regularly...) Which is all to say, I'm slightly aware of the topic and have brought up with a tiny bit of understanding rooted in the tradition and respect for heirlooms going back generations and have seen a variety of jewelry in this context.
I recently saw a great ring when meeting someone through my S/O. It was legit. I happened to mention it to my S/O after the dinner and she's like, "oh yeah, her husband is in construction. He's out of the county on a trip, but you'll meet him when he's back." I responded that there's no way he's in construction with the ring on his wife's finger. She qualified the statement - he owns a construction company. That made sense.
The ring was new, great cut that caught the light really effectively, was set in a way that really made sense for a pricey rock, and had reasonable smaller stones that didn't detract or obscure the primary stone - everything made sense. There was form, function, nuance and a bit of flash, but it worked really effectively and wasn't overstated. It was retained like you would expect something of value to be retained, not propped up and held only at the very corners.
In contrast, this stuff that's marked up super high doesn't even seem to pretend to be a serious attempt at presenting to be what it's claimed to be. There's zero function and laughably many and large stones in seemingly arbitrary cuts and settings that don't really get any enhancement from the gold or silver they're matched to. Am I crazy for thinking that at the values they're trying to attach a lot of these jewelry pieces to, you'd think they'd try harder to clone the aesthetic of pieces in that price range? Is it that there's no reason to put the effort in or that they're trying to attract a customer with a certain preference? Am I just biased by the vintage of stuff I've grown up around?
@@ScottLovenberg Just style and how fashion evolved over time. Take Pearls for example, ALL of the first ladies used to wear them and so Pearls became hugely popular (and more expensive). But today Pearls aren't worth anything and that's largely because no more politicians wear them and by extension nobody wears them.
There are some pieces that are worth more yes, but it's almost always because of the rarity of the piece (could be that they were fragile and don't exist much anymore, or just didn't exist much of it to begin with), and the value of the material itself (take the Queen's diamonds for example, even if Diamonds aren't worth much her diamonds are still worth a lot because they are the queens and because they are great diamonds.)
In short, it just depends on what time things came from and how much people value it today. Gaudy pieces aren't bought much so they can be bough for cheap, thus the Jewelry networks can buy cheap and sell high.
Small "local" stores are more likely to rip you off, because there's no word getting "out" anywhere. National chains have actual reputations to worry about.
@@sumelar No quite the opposite, the National Chains already have a customer base where local stores NEED people to come in to make a profit. Go into your local store and then go to Jared and look at the price differences, you'll see just how wrong you are.
@@sumelar You have it completely backwards. By definition, small local stores need word of mouth to keep their business going, whereas chains can afford a marketing budget to keep a steady flow of new customers. That is true for any industry, really.
I had not realized fake jewelry for the elderly was a real thing before I saw this episode a few years ago, but it sure is. When my aunt passed recently, we discovered she had drawers full of jewelry all listed with values for inheritance and had left me a ruby ring worth like 4grand. An independent appraiser said most of it was junk and that ring was maybe a 2 hundred, tops. No one knew she had been spending money on all that bad jewelry, she never wore any herself. Some scammer ripped her off for a lot.
Unfortunately, most consumer protections aren't worth shit
That's why old people should reproduce so we got more wrinkly kids around. It's simple logic.
Jewelry it's in itself a scam, just shine stones that someone told you that whore a lot of money.
I'm not a geologist, I can't tell the difference between real and fake jews, just like most people.
@@johndoecook Source for your stats?
I’m sorry to hear that
“Insheeption” Season 14 Episode 10. Absolutely hilarious🤣
Amazing episode.
Oh hell yea!! Stan?! I'm a butterfly!!!
OMG Yes! Bit of a dark backstory but hilarious episode overall
“I’m gonna go get me some butterfly poon.”
i hate your pfp but this is a great episode
When South Park repeats itself, and doubles down on the dialogue, it usually means they really mean it. This episode feels personal!
Typically when they hear about something in pop culture they think might make it to an episode, they really research it and if it’s a show or film, they watch it, even if it’s bad. This feels like they sat down and watched those filthy jewelry rip-off channels and got PISSED. I can imagine them watching it and just being like, “Dude.” I can also imagine them actually calling in and saying what stan does in the episode lol
Yes!!!!!
Please do Bass to Mouth
Holy hell yes
Definitely should
You should
And chef goes nanners later.
Agreed. Fat Camp should be a MUST too, Dash
“Your lost on the freeway? Well enjoy your Tigers Eye bracelet.” 😂😂 I love this episode.
There are so many moments in this episode that are my favorites:
Stan’s stone-cold “I’m not joking. Do it.”
The emotional moments about Grandpa Marsh and his dog
Cartman’s scheme along with his anger at the Asian women
And, of course, the scatting music during the roundabout
Also, the ending. Especially the ending.
The song at the end loops rent-free in my head.
Yeah, it and the "Dumb Dumb Dumb Dumb Dumb" song always find a way.
Even the build lmao
Song so good haha
Playback started the moment I saw the title of this video, and will probably not stop before the end of the day.
If I recall, they wanted an actual song to go with that scene, and they did it all by voice to show what they wanted it to sound like! Then decided last minute that it was funnier to just leave the original recording in there lol!
14:52 🤣 I love how the song gets progressively more AGGRESSIVE!!
It feels almost like sarcastic singing tone being continuously ramped up. I feel like it perfectly expresses how fed up Trey and Matt are with this whole BS industry exploiting seniors.
lol yeah
The translation of the Hindu saying is "I don't want water" not even close to 'whoever denied it supplied it' LMAO
Being of Indian and Hindu origin, I LAUGHED MY HEAD OFF AT THAT!!!!! 😂😂😂😂
Not remembering the name of a movie about Alzheimer's is hilarious in that "I'm going to one of those *lower* circles of Hell, aren't I?" sort of way.
"Ya got lady balls" always kills me 😂
Extremely underrated episode.
It's got 7.9 on IMDb, I wouldn't call that "extremely underrated".
@@renx81 I'm not referring to critic scores, I'm referring to the fans and the episodes that we typically hold in high regard like 'medical fried chicken' or 'the coon' series. This episode is among the best of the series and the fans just kinda treat it like another episode.
"I haven't seen anyone wear a bolo tie in a really, really, really long time."
You're in Japan.
Hehehe! Good point, Robert.
Do people still wear ‘em in the US?
Here in texas they do. Love ya dash@dash.reacts
@@dash.reacts ive lived in the united states for 15 years and i havent ever seen one
@@Savsicalsame here I’m 23 and I’ve never seen one in my life
^I haven’t either, but I live in the Midwest. They def exist in the Southwest
One of the most memorable episodes from season 16! Thank you for the upload Dash. That talking scene about the dog is one of the best emotional segments in the series
That scene with Grandpa forgetting his dog is one of the most tear jerking moments in South Park.
When Dash uploads a a south park episode, it's a good day!! Great Diddy video the other day Dash!!
I really do appreciate it, Mike. Thank you for
@@dash.reactsthank you for WHAT
Eight years ago in October I lost my best friend Wyatt. He was a mutt from the shelter. I had him for 16 years when he passed. I will never forget him. To this day I keep his last dog tag on my keychain and have several pictures of him framed in my house. I know just how Grandpa Marsh feels. I hope to see Wyatt in heaven. I can't imagine heaven without him. God Bless you Wyatt.
The escalation of that stupid Cash 4 Gold "Song" just KILLs me every time i hear it XD
I love the old people's phone calls, though very over the top of how confused they are it does shine a strong light of how they do get taken advantage of. Plus the payoff at the end where they join in on Stan's idea for the guy.
Exaggeration is bread and butter for any type of comedy, but especially satire. South Park nails it pretty much every time.
Dash, i have to say, your reactions are by far the best i've ever seen. I love South Park, and the amount of work and trivia you add to every episode is just amazing. Keep it up buddy. Greetings from Chile.
This is unironically one of my favorite episodes
We recently had to say goodbye to our border collie. He made it to 11 years. So the scene with the grandpa and dog hurts even more now. Plus the thought of losing your memories is scary. Not remembering your parents, siblings, pets, etc.
I can't help but laugh along with Dash whenever he loses it to Cartman's singing 🤣
one of my favorite episodes because of the bit where everyone calls the shopping channel guy 😂
Those pawn shops are breaking the boys’ balls.
Dash you got to keep doing what you're doing. Hard to find a reactor as genuine and insightful. The breakthrough is near
As a Jewellery maker myself the guy on the shopping channel made me laugh so much with his Craponite lol
This is my new favourite channel I watch an entire episode before I start my shift and it sets me up.
Just wanted to thank you 👍
Let’s go, let’s finish the rest of the Goth Kids unofficial trilogy
Season 7
Episode 14 - Raisins ✅
Season 12
Episode 14 - The Ungroundable
Season 17
Episode 4 - Goth Kids 3: Dawn of the Posers
They also appear in the 'Coon & Friends trilogy'
Ahh shit... Grandpa not remembering his dog just hit me way too close to home. My baby girl who was a cat had to be put down last year and with my epilepsy and seizures the memories of her have been slipping :'( That part actually brought me to tears just now with how close it hits :( I miss that cat and she was all I ha :(
Talking about your favorite memories of her will help. It’ll also help you remember her life rather than mourning her death.
I’d love to hear about her if you’ve got a good story. ❤
This is one of my favorite episodes thanks for always reaching out to your audience. Been here since the beginning and will continue to do so. Keep it up my man
“I’m lost, walking on the highway” sounds like it would be the title of an 90s country western or pop song in the top 100 😂.
Oh, that's one of the best episodes ever for sure, left me speechless in the end.
I love how south park can take you from laughter at the hsn guy to feeling super sorry stans grandpa instantly
You’re reactions are easily the best on here so many little touches added that maybe go unnoticed👏🏻
We actually had a local channel that was a 24/7 shop at home show in the town I used to live in. It was SOOOO much like the South Park one it's scary! My favorite would be when the host would "add" something "extra". He would say, over and over, " You're getting 2 (insert whatever here) for ONE MONEY"!!!!
Bolo Ties are 1940s, the guy applied for the patent in 1954, King Henry V lived between 1386-1422.
I like the interactions between Stan and his Grandpa in this episode. Another good one of him and his grandpa would be the episode 'Hummels & Heroin' 😊 Hope you have a good day Dash 🎉
I just requested that episode too. Hummels and Heroin is so fuckin good.. The rap songs, holy shit
Its wild
@@chrissears5482 Definitely! Plus the awesome way Stan's grandpa fights :D
Awesome reaction as ever. I miss my grandmother and she was an avid watcher of these jewellery selling channels. I’d always sit with her and watch. Always felt it was a scam but was happy she enjoyed it.
There's no one id rather watch South Park episodes with than dashreacts!
The song at the end was originally a draft for how they wanted the melody to go but they decided it sounded so stupid they wanted to put it in the final episode 😂
The Meteor Shower Trilogy
Season 3
Episode 7 - Cat Orgy
Episode 8 - Two Guys Naked in a Hot Tub
Episode 9 - Jewbilee
I think he already did
@@enriqueesquivel6550 you might be right, I feel like I’ve seen him watch the episodes before maybe they got deleted because of copyright, I can’t find them on his channel.
@@enriqueesquivel6550 I don't remember him watching any of those episodes, are you sure? He certainly hasn't watched all three.
No I'm pretty sure he hasn't reacted to any of those episodes
@@RomanSionis85 it doesn’t help I’ve watched every episode of South Park hundreds of times(maybe even thousands) so I could just be remember myself watching them. The only ones of haven’t watched a lot are like the events and the past 2 or 4 seasons ,which I plan getting around to rewatching.
My eyes did mist a little when he talked about his dog. I am in my mid 30s and still have fond memories of my pets as a kid.
Was JUST rewatching your reactions while tipsy and so glad you uploaded a new one just in time!! :D
Fun fact bolo ties were invented in 1954
This is one of the saddest episodes because there is barely a real joke in it and it feels too real.
Which isn't a bad thing, it's just special.
"Barely real" and "too real" sounds like a contradiction.
@@renx81 The story of the episode feels too real. The jokes of the episodes are barely real.
I admit that real jokes is a bad phrasing since i didn't know a better word (non english native here). But Story and Jokes are two different things. Okay?
I saw this when I woke up this morning, but I've saved it for lunch time viewing. Thanks, Dash! :D
I’ve been waiting for the longest for Dash to react to “Osama Bin Laden Has Farty Pants” “Dead Celebrities” and also “Korn’s Groovy Pirate Ghost Mystery” episode
This episode is great, I never realized he said genuine faux sapphires 😂
"Faux" is a French word, it's got an "x" in it but you don't even pronounce the "x", how do you like that for prestigious?
I still choke up with grandpa talking about patches, I have sooo many pics of my dogs
People in Arizona, where Cowboys are kind of popular, they still wear them
16:50 that was more satisfying than it had any right to be
a 7 layer burrito... 99 cents.....
where the 5 layer burrito is almost $4
0:50 Queen Historia gave him that❤️😎
Thanks for this one. This happened with my grandmother so it was an important episode for me.
Another Dash upload, nice!
Ah man I forgot how much I love this episode, it had been a while since I had watched it! Appreciate the reaction, Dash! As always, I must recommend the next episode of this season, Faith Hilling, Season 16 Episode 3!! Would love to see what you think of the episode, I think it is my favorite episode of the series! Until next time!
One of my fav Leo Decaprio movies is Blood Diamond. Its about what it takes to get diamons to the retail market. It is very eye-opening, but great too.
Great reaction! This is an underrated one, if you ask me
"The Father" is Amazing Dash. You'll love it
This is one of the gems of Season 16, no pun intended. It was actually a solid season despite what some people say. Gonna throw an obscure reaction recommendation in. Gluten Free Ebola.
When I see dash and South Park I drop everything and hit play
One of my favorites glad you’re finally watching it!!!
Just pointing out they could have had Stan swear or say any number of vulgar things when on the phone with that guy. But they just had him say plainly he should kill himself. That is true contempt, and it’s beautiful.
This episode always strikes me on a deep emotional level.
I have never laughed so much at an episode classic South Park
are you planning on playing the stick of truth at some point? I think you mentioned maybe doing a playtrough of it a while ago now haha
You are great Dash, thank you for your content!
You gotta react to "Dead Kids" It has lots of Butters, Randy being weird, and Cartman vs. Token in it. All the things you would love!
The music in the gold cycle segment is still hilarious to this day 😂
Jewelry is basically like art. It has no intrinsic monetary value, aside from the materials used, which isn't much. The value is just what it is worth to the buyer.
man it’s nearly 5am and I was about to go to sleep until I saw this!!!! nvm sleep can wait I’m on holiday lol :D
1:00 I think that one Goth kid has a Bolo Tie.
watch greay dawn my man
Thanks for the recommendation, Tyler!
I’ll have to check it out. I appreciate the love 🙏
Bass to Mouth pleaseee
"The Ring"
I’m with you on Chicken Chalupas Bro!
The Bacon Club Chalupa is actually my favorite Taco Bell food ever though.
Such a good episode. That song they do for the loop though, that still gets stuck in my head here and there. So ridiculous lol
I remember the first time I watched this episode, the scene where Stan's Grandpa says he can't remember Patches' face broke me.
The film w/ Anthony Hopkins was great. Haunting depiction of progressing dementia. Really recommend, great cast all over
My grandpa still wears bolo ties.
But his first car was a horse.
I love him so much.
I hope he doesn't die.
"6:02 Jou schuld see Next (vitth Bob Odenkirk)."
Dude you did the video with the samurai sword. I forgot about that. Early days of the internet. Awesome.
One of the funniest episodes I’ve ever seen I still watch it from time to time. I remember when dash was only reacting to clips and he was reacting to the kys parts from stan and the old lady to the salesman and I’ve been dying for a full watch ever since 😅
"10:59..The Life and Times of Harvey Milk that Jello Biafra sceitd inn hissz 3rd atrd albam I Blow Minds for a Living.."
It's definitely dorky looking, that's for sure. Not that it's a bolo tie, but that it's a REALLY dorky looking bolo tie.
"11:19...issz that Legends of the Fall (asz opooszd tou thie Opeth tuun)?"
00:55 Maybe in Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada.
Thanks dash I love your reaction I left the TV on the other night on one of the random channels and it started playing the shopping network and I was honestly surprised it still going like who buys Stuff from there now we got all the stuff online unless they generally do exploit old people who don’t have access to the Internet Amazon eBay all that
I honestly think Matt and Trey make fun of each other in the show.
See the “you F Asian lady “ joke directed towards cartman/Trey. 😂
"The father" with Hopkins is really good!
My reaction to the notification:
“HOLY S**T HE DID CASH FOR GOLD!!!!!!”
Thanks for making my weekend, Dash.
So part one aired on April 14th, the same day as the start of the NHL playoffs. Then in part two, which aired a week later, we hear how a scandal involving the Denver Broncos was hushed up because " they were having a good year and didn't want any distractions. The exact same thing happened to the Chicago Blackhawks at the same time. It was hushed up for as long as the Bronco scandal until it all came to light. Also, the Broncos had traded Jay Cutler to the Chicago Bears. Before that happened, Randy Marsh said Cutler sucks now, but he might be good someday. Stan tells Cutler that when he meets him at a party in the episode Guitar Queero. Cutler went on to a 52 and 52 record with Chicago, or TIED, just like Stan's team did in Stanley's Cup. Also, Jay Cutler has diabetes, just like Scott Malkinson. Also in 2008, the Chicago Blackhawks acquired Brian Campbell, a ginger Canadian ringer from Canada who went on to assist on the overtime winning goal to win the Cup. Nobody saw it happen though, almost like it was censored. Brian Campbell first played in Buffalo, where Patrick Kane was born and raised and who scored that overtime goal. And Jay Cutler is from Santa Clause Indiana, really.
How do you like that for prestigious 😂