SAME. The only other line that compares is when the doctor checks the pulse of a bunch of guts after the boys fake butters suicide and he's like "He didn't make it"
Everyone always brings up Scott Tenorman but this is probably the darkest episode. “He isn’t worse but he’s not getting any better. It’s almost as if… His cancer were *tied.”*
Let me tell you a story then! The day after he died, I mean the very next day, I went to a bar somewhere in Hollywood and the door guy literally had a TShirt on the said “I 🪼 Steve Irwin” It wasn’t a jellyfish emoji tho. It was a stingray emoji. I laughed so hard I found out I was goin to hell.
Based on Wiki it was a little over 2 months between when he died and when this episode aired. That being said I believe there was a Steve Irwin joke in the Hell on Earth 2006 episode (where the actual Steve Irwin showed up to a costume party) and that was a little over a month after his passing.
They did a joke the episode prior to this, with Steve Irwin showing up at Satan's Halloween party with a stingray sticking out of his chest. He was forced to leave the party because he wasn't in costume. The Australians were so mad about it, in this episode, they did two Steve Irwin jokes.
A-grade irony, such a quick turnaround. South Park and Simpsons do this so expertly. I listened to this line 4 times in a row when I was watching. Simpsons will say one thing and show the opposite, like “[event] will never happen” and then the next beat is it happening. South Park will say one thing and then say the exact opposite, the characters will completely contradict themselves. Having a person do it when you can inhabit their mind is, I think, more hilarious than having the irony written into the world.
I think the point of this episode, which it feels like most people miss, is to make fun of all the movies that have this trope. the young sports team, that is facing a tough challenge, but not only do they have to worry about training hard, they have a sick child in their team, and if they dont win the game, the child is going to die. theyre poking fun at how ridiculous it is.
in my opinion, this episode teaches a good old lesson that real life isn't exactly like films. Something many people tend to forget when they start acting like cinema protagonists for the sake of their stupid drama that always ends up affecting innocent others. Of course, the episode isn't about that, but it highlights the difference very well
This is my favorite episode. It's also one of the most hated episodes in the series, obviously because of how dark and soul crushing it is. But god damned if it isn't peak black comedy. "I'm just his father, but you're his coach! You're like a father to him!"
@@ninaa9k This, Pip, I Should Never Have Gone Ziplining, and Jakovasaurs are the ones I always see brought up as people's least favorite episode. (Jakovasaurs is definitely my least favorite by a mile)
The ending to this episode is one of my favorites, regardless of how barbaric it might be. It's hilarious, just like the "Kenny Dies" ending. Thanks again, Dash! Hope all is well in Japan.
"Let em play the Redwings" - The Detroit Redwings - One of the most dangerous teams in the league, they have a reputation. Fun fact this episode aired less than two months (?) after Steve Irwin died. His wife was not happy about it. I can't remember if you saw it yet but the episode where Satan gets his sweet sixteen hundredth birthday... there is another Steve Irwin gag.
Honestly this episode always makes me laugh my ass off. Because at the end of the day it's just a bunch of construction paper people made by two weirdos who love to rile people up. What did fans expect?
12:53 I like how they’re referencing this trope again after already doing so in “The Losing Edge.” And speaking of the Losing Edge, seems like Randy’s always been the same type of dad at sporting events. Well mostly, at least he wasn’t fighting anyone this time.
This episode always leaves you in a weird juxtaposition. It’s so dark & twisted that you both want to hold in your laughter but also can’t help but find yourself both cringing and laughing at the same time. It’s this perfect blend of classic sport tropes & dark comedy.
Took me a long time to realise, but the Red Wings coach is actually modelled after Mike Babcock, who was their actual head coach at the time. He also coached the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim few years earlier.
Don’t feel bad at all!! I’m glad I saw it. AND I’m glad you recommended it 🤜 🤛 (keep ‘em coming). These episodes are really interesting because of how split people fans can be on them. It’s part of what makes South Park what it is.
@@dash.reacts I got a great recommendation it's a two parter the 1st episode is titled "your getting old" and the 2nd is called "ass burgers" they both focus on stan, and the 1st episode is contender for one of the best episodes in the series imo.
As much as I hate the movies this episode is satirizing, I love this episode for one reason in particular-they pointed out that favored team that’s set up as an antagonist to the underdogs has probably trained hard, has their own reasons that go beyond skin deep, and wants the victory just as much as the protagonists.
that was a pretty brilliant twist at the end to realize it's actually the Red Wings' story and not Park County's... but... haha... pretty sad statement about the Red Wings if their redemption arc is paid off by beating a pee wee team. Is there a rivalry between Colorado and Detroit? I feel like if this episode had been written by my dad (lifelong Washington Capitals fan) then he would have made the team that beat up all the kids the Philadelphia Flyers.
And we finally here! The episode I’ve been WAITING for Dash to get around to! Your laugh is infectious & no other reactor adds so much more to these episodes than you do! 😂
I feel like this episode gets funnier over time (multiple viewings). The first time is just shock of the darkness but then you can just laugh and enjoy it for the great parody that it is
They should’ve had Cartman pull the prank from THE MIGHTY DUCKS by stuffing a discarded purse with dog poop (or his own poop) with a dollar sticking out, then leave it in front of Kenny’s house, hoping Kenny would find it….. just to have Kenny’s dad pick it up instead, stick his hand in the purse and freak the F out, then catch Cartman laughing, thus beginning the chase.
Yeah, it is surprising that South Park didn’t fit in a Mighty Ducks poop prank in this episode. And on the contrary, it would be Cartman sneaking out with Linda Stotch’s purse, crapping in it, hide it under a tree or bush, then tell Butters that his mom misplaced her purse and point out the location. Then Cartman watches in amusement as Butters retrieves the purse, then brings it into the house to his mom. 😂
*Sees this episode is finally being reacted *Sweet! I wonder if one of my comments requesting it will show up in the intro?? *Sees my profile in the collage SIX times*... 😅
This is always a fun barometer to see a persons sense of humor. I was laughing the entire episode, it just flips the script completely on those sports movies.
I normally have a lot of harsh things to say about reaction channels, but Dash is the exception. He adds so much by catching many obscure references that most miss on their first watch(es), and it really makes his vids worth a watch. Dash, if you’re seeing this, you HAVE to watch Poor and Stupid next
You should react to "The Entity", it's definitely my favorite of Season 5, and that season has some of the best episodes ever. Definitely give it a try, you won't be disappointed.
This episode aged like fine wine for me. When I was younger I just thought it was sad and wondered why on earth they would end it like that. Now I see the funny side. For sure one of my favorites.
Every reactor I've seen, this episode has broke them. That last bit is so darkly hilarious you get stuck in that mix of horror and laughter and don't really know what to let win. Great episode.
"It's almost like.... his cancer has tied" Man this was a good one. I miss this day when SP was so dark and disturbing but on the other hand absolutely hiliarious.
I love this episode, but I also love watching people see it for the first time. It's so dark, it ends on the worst possible note it can, with kids being beaten up and one dying from cancer, omg. I knew I'd love your reaction, and I wasn't wrong.
Whats up Dash--I'm a recent subscriber and I gotta say, your videos rock man! I'm a long time south park viewer and I've really enjoyed your episode reactions. Always quick to recognize references and I think you do a great job of picking up on the little nuances that make Trey and Matt such incredible writers. Also very cool having you translate the bits of Japanese that will occasionally come up in episodes; happens more than I had realized 😂 No idea what your selection process is like and I'm sure you get tons of reccomendations but in any case, here are, in no particular order, some episodes that I think you should check out: - Ginger Cow - Mystery of the Urinal Deuce - The Snuke - Insecurity - All About Mormons - Osama bin Laden has Farty Pants - Stunning and Brave - Sponsored Content - Cartoon Wars I & II (if you can find them, both banned) - 200 & 201 (if you can find them, both banned) Keep it up Dash, love your content!
This episode is a satire on how movies always depict those who bear heavy responsibilities as always victorious. If in the opposite way, that will be weird. 😂
Watching the legs makes seeing them run around hilarious. When the characters walk their legs are together and they bob up and down. Then you see Randy run around with his legs flailing.
When the Redwings coach and his dad were talking after mercilessly beating a team of kids (in both senses of the word), I was like “wait, what was going on with them?!” 🤣🤣🤣
this episode is to good! Love the reaction as well! Another great 3 episodes you should definitely watch are Its a Jersey Thing, Cash for gold, or Go fund yourself
"The Kids Are All Right" is a 2010 American comedy-drama film directed by Lisa Cholodenko. The movie stars Annette Bening and Julianne Moore as a lesbian couple raising two teenage children conceived through artificial insemination. Their family dynamics are challenged when the kids seek out their biological father, played by Mark Ruffalo. The film explores themes of family, identity, and relationships, and it received critical acclaim for its performances and portrayal of contemporary family life.
12:42 Speaking of Mighty Ducks (at least the first 2) the actor that plays Jesse Hall (Brandon Adams) is coming to my hometown of Evansville, Indiana this weekend for the Evansville Horror Con
The ending shows the Red Wings having a triumphant and redemptive happy ending like a standard upbeat sports movie, but it also shows the painful perspective of the team they triumphed over and the tragic, fatal effect it has on Nelson. Almost makes Sarcastiball where the goal is to be the nicest seem reasonable.
Whenever I introduce a friend to South Park who hasn’t seen it before, this is the episode I show them, the couple of friends I showed this episode to are now die hard South Park fans😂
That episode with Garrison’s invention is also hilarious. I forget the name of it. Side note, I lived in Adams County, a bit rougher of a crew. The avalanche vs the red wings is a big rivalry too.
Sorry for recommending such a dark episode its definitely one that you will remember. Here's a quote from butters that may help us understand "Well yeah, and I'm sad, but at the same time I'm really happy that something could make me feel that sad. It's like, it makes me feel alive, you know? It makes me feel human. And the only way I could feel this sad now is if I felt somethin' really good before. So I have to take the bad with the good, so I guess what I'm feelin' is like a, beautiful sadness."
No joke though, the rivalry between the Avalanch and the Redwings has always been pretty intense. The idea of the Redwings going all out against a peewee team from Colorado, plausible.
When he came out, everyone hated him, but as for me, he is very significant and fits this show perfectly. Real life is different from movies, you will not always be the one who will get fame, recognition and love at the end of a difficult path, not at all, you can often turn out to be those guys who lost and whom no one remembers.
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Dash Reacts is a youtuber who watches South Park... but he's about to find out, that Stanleys cup is one messed up episode
Dyash Reyacts
Rated R.
*record scratch noise*
Stanley's cup - rated R.
Dyash Reyacts, derp de derp de derp
"nah im just his father, your his coach your like a father to him" is one of my favorite south park lines
Lmao mine too~
SAME. The only other line that compares is when the doctor checks the pulse of a bunch of guts after the boys fake butters suicide and he's like "He didn't make it"
I loved that one too!
my favorite is cartmans mom "oh thats a big boy isnt he" iykyk
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"Why is it rated R?"
Oh, you sweet summer child...
Another Preston Jacobs fan I see
Everyone always brings up Scott Tenorman but this is probably the darkest episode.
“He isn’t worse but he’s not getting any better. It’s almost as if… His cancer were *tied.”*
Stan marsh is washed up 4th grader😅
Like atleast, in Scott Tenorman, someone still got the last laugh.
But Stanley cup, man, anyone laughing too hard needs to be checked.
🤣
@@Kaimax61 I laugh the whole episode. Black comedy at its best.
the NHL players obliterating the kids is so darkly funny
Ignore the kids that mention Scott tenorman
The Steve Irwin jokes were less than a month after he died. South Park has no chill. 😂
Ha the first one is no chill. The second joke is just like… damn.
Let me tell you a story then! The day after he died, I mean the very next day, I went to a bar somewhere in Hollywood and the door guy literally had a TShirt on the said “I 🪼 Steve Irwin” It wasn’t a jellyfish emoji tho. It was a stingray emoji. I laughed so hard I found out I was goin to hell.
Based on Wiki it was a little over 2 months between when he died and when this episode aired. That being said I believe there was a Steve Irwin joke in the Hell on Earth 2006 episode (where the actual Steve Irwin showed up to a costume party) and that was a little over a month after his passing.
@@jraymond1988 yeah. You’re Right. I knew there was another episode that was closer to his death.
@@MountainSnowInc dark humour is the best if you can handle it man. It makes so many horrible situations bearable.
They did a joke the episode prior to this, with Steve Irwin showing up at Satan's Halloween party with a stingray sticking out of his chest. He was forced to leave the party because he wasn't in costume.
The Australians were so mad about it, in this episode, they did two Steve Irwin jokes.
Series 10 Episode 11 Hell On Earth 😂😂
I believe that was actually 3 episodes prior, with the 2 "Go God Go" episodes in between.
Satan’s sweet 16 😂
We weren’t mad, we have a sense of humour
@@MrPeteybelljr Y'all have great senses of humor, but you get pissy sometimes, like that Robin Williams joke
"I'm just his father. But you're his coach; you're like a father to him!" might just be my single favorite line of South Park dialogue ever. 😂
A-grade irony, such a quick turnaround. South Park and Simpsons do this so expertly. I listened to this line 4 times in a row when I was watching. Simpsons will say one thing and show the opposite, like “[event] will never happen” and then the next beat is it happening. South Park will say one thing and then say the exact opposite, the characters will completely contradict themselves. Having a person do it when you can inhabit their mind is, I think, more hilarious than having the irony written into the world.
I think the point of this episode, which it feels like most people miss, is to make fun of all the movies that have this trope.
the young sports team, that is facing a tough challenge, but not only do they have to worry about training hard, they have a sick child in their team, and if they dont win the game, the child is going to die. theyre poking fun at how ridiculous it is.
To me, it also shows that the other team is also going through their own thing. Winning is just as important to them.
in my opinion, this episode teaches a good old lesson that real life isn't exactly like films. Something many people tend to forget when they start acting like cinema protagonists for the sake of their stupid drama that always ends up affecting innocent others. Of course, the episode isn't about that, but it highlights the difference very well
The episode is exactly about that tho
I like how Stan is like 9, and when he’s 4or5 Randy and Sharon are looking like it’s 1977. 😂😂
Pepsi center was built in99 😂😂
Trey’s putting his dad in no doubt, he was born in 1969 so his parents were probably hippies when he was little
@@TheCapedWanderer they never mentioned what year was Randy born in the show, also his dad is a 102
"Why is it rated R" oh boi, it's coming 😂😂
As a childhood brain cancer survivor, this is my favorite episode!
did you survive due to your local peewee hockey team's win?
Did they beat the red wings?
Did the team show up?
As a survivor, I also have this episode marked as my favorite
The guy following Stan around with the movie trailer music is absolute gold.
“No. I’m just his father…you’re his coach. You’re like a father to him” idk why but that always makes me laugh 😂
You’re BY FAR the best South Park reactor, I love how I always learn something new from the pop ups in your videos, keep it up king.
This is my favorite episode. It's also one of the most hated episodes in the series, obviously because of how dark and soul crushing it is. But god damned if it isn't peak black comedy. "I'm just his father, but you're his coach! You're like a father to him!"
Been watching south park for years and never heard this was hated. It’s one of the most popular episodes the show has done.
@@ninaa9k This, Pip, I Should Never Have Gone Ziplining, and Jakovasaurs are the ones I always see brought up as people's least favorite episode. (Jakovasaurs is definitely my least favorite by a mile)
seriously? this is one of my favorite sp episodes. they pull no punches here.
@@sdnw1840the pip one was genius 😂.
@@peterwilson4865 I love the Pip episode. "Hello, I'm a British person."
The ending to this episode is one of my favorites, regardless of how barbaric it might be. It's hilarious, just like the "Kenny Dies" ending. Thanks again, Dash! Hope all is well in Japan.
"Let em play the Redwings" - The Detroit Redwings - One of the most dangerous teams in the league, they have a reputation. Fun fact this episode aired less than two months (?) after Steve Irwin died. His wife was not happy about it. I can't remember if you saw it yet but the episode where Satan gets his sweet sixteen hundredth birthday... there is another Steve Irwin gag.
I'm slightly torn about this episode, I love south Park but shit this was hardcore.
They *were* one of the most dangerous teams.
When they moved to the east they stunk
@@Clyde__Frog Clyde Frog has seen worst
@@Clyde_Frog Clyde Frog NO!!
Matt and Tray were on a mission to hurt as many people as possible with this episode. 😂
Honestly this episode always makes me laugh my ass off. Because at the end of the day it's just a bunch of construction paper people made by two weirdos who love to rile people up. What did fans expect?
On the contrary i love it so much cause its funny
12:53 I like how they’re referencing this trope again after already doing so in “The Losing Edge.”
And speaking of the Losing Edge, seems like Randy’s always been the same type of dad at sporting events. Well mostly, at least he wasn’t fighting anyone this time.
R.I.P. Nelson. He plays in the big Pepsi Center in heaven now...
I love how stan always got into those 90's movies plots ever once in a while
In sports movies we always follow the team which will going to win, here they show us the opposite side.
I'm glad that you react to this episode. It's so brutal, lol.
Omg the Steve Irwin stingray jokes just kept coming! 💀😂
Low key one of the best episodes they've ever done.
very low key
This is low key one of the best episodes of the show.
I completely forgot about the episode until I saw the cancer kid die, that left an impression on a subconscious level lmao
The call back to "rated R" was perfect! I love your edits, Dash! HAhahhaha!
This episode always leaves you in a weird juxtaposition. It’s so dark & twisted that you both want to hold in your laughter but also can’t help but find yourself both cringing and laughing at the same time. It’s this perfect blend of classic sport tropes & dark comedy.
That movie trailer voice is the same voice they used for all the Rob Schneider trailers they played in another episode
The Wings and Avalanche had a very strong and violent rivalry, so the ending was M&T's way of mocking their rival team.
I think the idea for this whole episode started with, "Let's think of a way to troll the Red Wings".
Claude Lemieux the turtle 😂
Miss those days. Wings basically ended Roy's career twice.🤣
Took me a long time to realise, but the Red Wings coach is actually modelled after Mike Babcock, who was their actual head coach at the time. He also coached the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim few years earlier.
As a huge hockey fan, I love this episode. It’s so melodramatic. The ending never fails to get me.
Dash looks pretty traumatized after this one, especially after seeing Ike get beat by a grown man 15:55
Honestly seeing you trying not to laugh makes this funnier and this shit is hilarious already 😂😂
I feel a little bad for being one of the ones to recommend this episode but i really wanted to see how you'd react to this episode lol
Don’t feel bad at all!! I’m glad I saw it.
AND I’m glad you recommended it 🤜 🤛
(keep ‘em coming).
These episodes are really interesting because of how split people fans can be on them. It’s part of what makes South Park what it is.
@@dash.reacts I got a great recommendation it's a two parter the 1st episode is titled "your getting old" and the 2nd is called "ass burgers" they both focus on stan, and the 1st episode is contender for one of the best episodes in the series imo.
... When you get to the age that all modern music sounds like crap...
I'm definitely there.
Can't understand why so many people in Kabukicho still ride bikes when Kiryu Kazama is always going around breaking them in fights. Crazy
😂😂😂
As much as I hate the movies this episode is satirizing, I love this episode for one reason in particular-they pointed out that favored team that’s set up as an antagonist to the underdogs has probably trained hard, has their own reasons that go beyond skin deep, and wants the victory just as much as the protagonists.
that was a pretty brilliant twist at the end to realize it's actually the Red Wings' story and not Park County's... but... haha... pretty sad statement about the Red Wings if their redemption arc is paid off by beating a pee wee team. Is there a rivalry between Colorado and Detroit? I feel like if this episode had been written by my dad (lifelong Washington Capitals fan) then he would have made the team that beat up all the kids the Philadelphia Flyers.
I really love how you put a clip of the reference to give context to jokes.
And we finally here! The episode I’ve been WAITING for Dash to get around to! Your laugh is infectious & no other reactor adds so much more to these episodes than you do! 😂
I feel like this episode gets funnier over time (multiple viewings). The first time is just shock of the darkness but then you can just laugh and enjoy it for the great parody that it is
They should’ve had Cartman pull the prank from THE MIGHTY DUCKS by stuffing a discarded purse with dog poop (or his own poop) with a dollar sticking out, then leave it in front of Kenny’s house, hoping Kenny would find it….. just to have Kenny’s dad pick it up instead, stick his hand in the purse and freak the F out, then catch Cartman laughing, thus beginning the chase.
Yeah, it is surprising that South Park didn’t fit in a Mighty Ducks poop prank in this episode. And on the contrary, it would be Cartman sneaking out with Linda Stotch’s purse, crapping in it, hide it under a tree or bush, then tell Butters that his mom misplaced her purse and point out the location. Then Cartman watches in amusement as Butters retrieves the purse, then brings it into the house to his mom. 😂
*Sees this episode is finally being reacted
*Sweet! I wonder if one of my comments requesting it will show up in the intro??
*Sees my profile in the collage SIX times*...
😅
This is always a fun barometer to see a persons sense of humor. I was laughing the entire episode, it just flips the script completely on those sports movies.
I normally have a lot of harsh things to say about reaction channels, but Dash is the exception. He adds so much by catching many obscure references that most miss on their first watch(es), and it really makes his vids worth a watch.
Dash, if you’re seeing this, you HAVE to watch Poor and Stupid next
You should react to "The Entity", it's definitely my favorite of Season 5, and that season has some of the best episodes ever.
Definitely give it a try, you won't be disappointed.
This episode aged like fine wine for me. When I was younger I just thought it was sad and wondered why on earth they would end it like that. Now I see the funny side. For sure one of my favorites.
Every reactor I've seen, this episode has broke them. That last bit is so darkly hilarious you get stuck in that mix of horror and laughter and don't really know what to let win. Great episode.
"It's almost like.... his cancer has tied"
Man this was a good one. I miss this day when SP was so dark and disturbing but on the other hand absolutely hiliarious.
The movie trailer style cadences are spot on! 😂
This is probably the darkest episode in all of south park. Theres maybe one or two that can rival it, but man, it just ends on such a depressing note.
I love this episode, but I also love watching people see it for the first time. It's so dark, it ends on the worst possible note it can, with kids being beaten up and one dying from cancer, omg. I knew I'd love your reaction, and I wasn't wrong.
Whats up Dash--I'm a recent subscriber and I gotta say, your videos rock man! I'm a long time south park viewer and I've really enjoyed your episode reactions. Always quick to recognize references and I think you do a great job of picking up on the little nuances that make Trey and Matt such incredible writers. Also very cool having you translate the bits of Japanese that will occasionally come up in episodes; happens more than I had realized 😂
No idea what your selection process is like and I'm sure you get tons of reccomendations but in any case, here are, in no particular order, some episodes that I think you should check out:
- Ginger Cow
- Mystery of the Urinal Deuce
- The Snuke
- Insecurity
- All About Mormons
- Osama bin Laden has Farty Pants
- Stunning and Brave
- Sponsored Content
- Cartoon Wars I & II (if you can find them, both banned)
- 200 & 201 (if you can find them, both banned)
Keep it up Dash, love your content!
"What the fuck was that??"
Absurdity at it's finest. Chef's kiss.
I love how the phrase “his cancer were tied” means absolutely nothing, then followed with the kid going “my cancer hurts”
no correlation
This episode may have the highest number of trope stereotypes packed into each millisecond of airtime out of anything ever broadcast on American TV.
Is it just me that dies at the little things that South Park do? Like at 6:40. So fucking funny man. “Real bahhhhd”😂
I love how horrified you were through the whole episode.
Hope dash doesn't need therapy after this episode 😂
Watching you try not to laugh just makes this whole episode so much funnier 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I play hockey like it’s my life, one of my favourite episodes!!
the vinyl that man was playing for dramatic efect was Heroes of Might and Magic 3 soundtrack :P :)
This is one of the most brutal South Park episodes imo.
This episode is a satire on how movies always depict those who bear heavy responsibilities as always victorious.
If in the opposite way, that will be weird. 😂
Randy is just like my father when I was young. He would pay me $20 everytime I scored a goal
Also the “rated R” at 11:52 is such funny foreshadowing, it’s almost as if the announcer is some entity that knew exactly what was gonna happen
I am forever trying to figure out who is voice acting each character on this show lol
Watching the legs makes seeing them run around hilarious. When the characters walk their legs are together and they bob up and down. Then you see Randy run around with his legs flailing.
The hockey game is a metaphor for how brutal fighting cancer is
I love how the red Wings are celebrating so intensive winning against a bunch of 5years old. Its too funny
My favorite part of this that not only did the red wings score 32 times in 3 minutes, park county actually scored twice on an NHL goalie 😂
They played the full third period for the Avs… game was 2-2 before that. They scored 30 times in 20 minutes.
I’ve been rewatching all of your vids this week. The greatest to ever do South Park reactions!
Funniest episode ever. The dude with the record player, Dr Doctor, other coach, Randy, Steve Irwin and the Mighty Ducks😂
When the Redwings coach and his dad were talking after mercilessly beating a team of kids (in both senses of the word), I was like “wait, what was going on with them?!” 🤣🤣🤣
YESSS! IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ONE. THIS WAS MY FIRST SOUTH PARK EPISODE! NO TURNING BACK FROM THERE😂😂😂😂 THANKS FOR THE SHOUTOUT BY THE WAY!
this episode is to good! Love the reaction as well! Another great 3 episodes you should definitely watch are Its a Jersey Thing, Cash for gold, or Go fund yourself
I second Cash for Gold
Finally!!! This is my favorite episode 😭 thanks for reacting to this ep
Yes! You chose a fantastic episode to react too!
I always love when Randy hijacks an episode ❤😂
"The Kids Are All Right" is a 2010 American comedy-drama film directed by Lisa Cholodenko. The movie stars Annette Bening and Julianne Moore as a lesbian couple raising two teenage children conceived through artificial insemination. Their family dynamics are challenged when the kids seek out their biological father, played by Mark Ruffalo. The film explores themes of family, identity, and relationships, and it received critical acclaim for its performances and portrayal of contemporary family life.
12:42 Speaking of Mighty Ducks (at least the first 2) the actor that plays Jesse Hall (Brandon Adams) is coming to my hometown of Evansville, Indiana this weekend for the Evansville Horror Con
shaky's = cici's pizza in South Carolina
The ending shows the Red Wings having a triumphant and redemptive happy ending like a standard upbeat sports movie, but it also shows the painful perspective of the team they triumphed over and the tragic, fatal effect it has on Nelson. Almost makes Sarcastiball where the goal is to be the nicest seem reasonable.
Whenever I introduce a friend to South Park who hasn’t seen it before, this is the episode I show them, the couple of friends I showed this episode to are now die hard South Park fans😂
That episode with Garrison’s invention is also hilarious. I forget the name of it. Side note, I lived in Adams County, a bit rougher of a crew. The avalanche vs the red wings is a big rivalry too.
17:04 hahahahahaha the face !! 😂😂😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉
I remember this episode traumatized me as a kid, but as I've gotten older I think it might be one of the funniest episodes ever
I waited more than a year for your reaction of this episode. This is gold man
Sorry for recommending such a dark episode its definitely one that you will remember.
Here's a quote from butters that may help us understand "Well yeah, and I'm sad, but at the same time I'm really happy that something could make me feel that sad. It's like, it makes me feel alive, you know? It makes me feel human. And the only way I could feel this sad now is if I felt somethin' really good before. So I have to take the bad with the good, so I guess what I'm feelin' is like a, beautiful sadness."
I’ve been suggesting this episode since I found your channel!!! IT’S HAPPENING!!! 😂😂😂
i showed this one to my friends once and they started yelling at the TV when the credits hit 😂
Description of this episode: "Dude, this is pretty fucked up right here"
I love at the end the other team had their own reason to fight so hard. They had their own story arch.
It's really funny watching you react to this episode. You're such a kind hearted dude you can't laugh without feeling bad
No joke though, the rivalry between the Avalanch and the Redwings has always been pretty intense. The idea of the Redwings going all out against a peewee team from Colorado, plausible.
this ep is funny af I dont get why ppl hate it so much, south park is always dark.
First time seeing this one. Holy crap was that awesome. So proud of the Red Wings.
When he came out, everyone hated him, but as for me, he is very significant and fits this show perfectly. Real life is different from movies, you will not always be the one who will get fame, recognition and love at the end of a difficult path, not at all, you can often turn out to be those guys who lost and whom no one remembers.
This episode really brings back those films and game shows about kids' sport from the late 2000s.
Very nostalgic
0:10 Been waiting for this episode for over a year. Yes!