My sister uses the dumb nickname she gave me when we were kids, and she made my other baby sister use that name as well. It stuck for 20+ years up to this point.
I actually almost teared up when I saw Stan hug Sharon and Shelly. He probably deserved that happy ending more than anyone. And Shelly being happy and smiling to see her brother was the full circle I needed to see for them as siblings.
@@patrickr2686 😅😅😅😅😯😬your right but thank God they went for the happier version. I’m surprised everyone is buggin’ over Cartman, he’s always been cantankerous, he’s always said fuck you kyle, screw you guys etc, his mom did everything for him as a kid so it’s possible she died and he never got himself together. The alternate universe with him being a Jewish husband & father looked more like a punchline than a life change.
I love Shelly says Turd in a good mood. And the fact she's not wearing braces and headgear and she's not angry from Stan anymore, I love she's changed her attitude!
Stan's new future is great: He has a great job at Space Force He has his mother back He has his sister back He made amends with his father He and Kyle are best friends again He and Wendy are getting their relationship on track again
Aww, seeing Ike and Kyle grown up together makes me happy, because I remember Kyle said " Even when I'm 50 years old and you're 45, you'll always be my little brother". This just proves how close they are after all these years
Stan hugging his mom and Shelley made me so happy and warm inside. But knowing Stan and Kyle's friendship is still so strong after all these years that Stan is an uncle to his kids... that really made me cry happy tears.
I love how Stan and Shelly had reconciled as adults, but Shelly still calls Stan “turd” but as a term of endearment. It’s like how my older brother would still pick on me, but he does it out of love.
My cousins get offended when I call them “kid” even though one’s an adult and the others a teenager. They don’t realize I mean it as a term of endearment. Of course, I’m the oldest of all the cousins on my moms side so that’s part of it too.
When he hugged Kyle and said “where are the kids” my heart skipped a beat, until they called him uncle. I haven’t seen the movie but I want to watch it
That was my favorite part. I like how Kyle’s kids loves their honorary uncle Stan and Stan loves them back. I didn’t like how Cartman’s kids kept disrespecting Kyle especially the baby.
Don't worry, Stan is their adopted dad they're just so used to calling him uncle they still do it. He and Kyle are married and very gay it's canon Matt and Trey told me themselves
@@dragonninjaghostgirl7981 Cartmans kids were genetically inclined to hate Kyle Moshai (the one that looks likes Cartman as a kid) must of have a picture of Kyle that he throws darts at
I knew Cartman deserved this ending because of all the things he did in his youth but after seeing he actually straightened his life out and became a loving husband and father, I can't help but feel sympathy.
I don't think he really deserved it Cartman wasn't a really bad person before the first episode of the show. The boys didn't even swear before they saw the Terrence and Phillip movie Remember, that was the inciting incident for the entire show The entire run of the show has taken place (in universe) over the span of four years. The boys have all gone from eight to twelve Post Covid and Return of Covid take place 40 years after South Park You can't really hold a fifty two year old man accountable for the deeds of four years of his childhood as if they represent his entire life
@@recjr7685 You can’t hold him accountable for some things he did as a child… the special Olympics shit was fucked up… but redeemable. You can hold him accountable for getting a teenager’s parents killed, grinding them up into chili, and feeding it to him tho lmao. That’s very irredeemable no matter your age.
@Mr. Christopher we have no idea what happened to him over the last 40 years. It's possible that he spent some time in juvenile hall or jail or even prison at one point Maybe that's where he found Judaism Plus, you know... repentance is a big thing in Judaism
@@recjr7685 oh yeah. True. Honestly, the only thing that kinda redeems him in the end and actually makes me wonder if he deserved his happy Jewish life is the fact that he was willing to sacrifice EVERYTHING to make everyone else’s life better. That is a major thing to do. Honestly, I would love to see a series where you see him and Yentl for the 18 years they were together. I’d love to see how Cartman can go from an absolute sociopath to a loving family man.
@Tubbo Lard I mean I don’t know if it’s canon or not but the South Park kids are around 9-10 in the recent seasons, and it’s mentioned that it’s been 40 years since Covid started, so that basically means that they’re somewhere around 49-50
@@AluminumFusion22 Sacrificing yourself for the greater good only to be rewarded with homelessness is poetic justice? You are really going to hold an adult to their actions as a 4th grader?
@@LoneAW0 It is pretty depressing seeing Cartman homeless, but with everything he's done throughout the series, it's ultimately karmic justice, though it came at the worst possible time, when he made a selfless decision.
Chief, looking from above, is probably happy too. That all the his children are together and everything worked out for everyone in life. And he probably doesn't regret Cartman either.
Yeah, really miss Chef. Personally I think they should bring him back, just use a another voice actor who sounds like Isaac Hayes. Feel like the show isn't quite the same without him.
both kyle and cartmans children are so fucking adorable. as a jew, i actually deeply appreciate the small forms of representation from south park whether it be with cartman or kyle. both kyle himself and cartmans kids having ethnically jewish features, the sign above their market for a kosher restaurant, kyle and cartmans kids both wearing kippot as a sign of their judaism… i never thought south park would make me feel so torn up and touched all at once. what an ending
I love how Space Force dress blues have only been around for three months and they're already accurately represented on South Park. I mean his rank's a little off, but otherwise they nailed it.
@@blackrose8418 true it honestly broke my heart because I didn’t see it coming. Like I was so happy for him in the first half of the show and now he’s lost everything
I am literally about to cry right now, I am absolutely in LOVE with the way Shelley was designed as an adult. She is just BEYOND gorgeous. For the rest of my life, she will remain the closest to my heart out of every character on the show!!!
Stan is in spaceforce Kyle is a school counselor Kenny is a scientist and a billionaire. Sir Ike is an accountant or possibly an american-language teacher. Wendy is a professor Butters is an Applebee's manager Tolkien is a police officer. Scott Malkinson is a priest and still has a lisp and diabetes. And Cartman is homeless....which is Fucked up he could have been a whisky consultant or something.
Cartman did alot of terrible things in his life and he paid for them but they didnt have to make him homeless make Cartman a mechanic or something he didnt deserve homelessness after going back to stop Covid from happebing
This is the best possible outcome. Stan, Kyle and Kenny all live decent lives and Cartman gets exactly what he deserves for all the horrid shit he did.
But you have to respect what he did to achieve this outcome for everyone. He sacrificed all he knew, his wife, children and good life. Everything that he knew he sacrificed and even saved past kyle. In the eyes of everyone in this ending they never knew what cartman did to give them what they had now. He may have done horrid shit but at the end of the day he did become a better person so much so he would lose all he knew willingly for his friends
@@oseandepartmentofnarcotics you forget that Cartman is only happy when Kyle and/or Stan is miserable. Cartmanland and Christian Rock Hard ring a bell?
@@oseandepartmentofnarcotics everyone else being happy and Cartman being miserable > Eric being happy and everyone else being miserable, all day every day as it should be.
Welcome to your life There's no turning back Even while we sleep We will find you Acting on your best behaviour Turn your back on mother nature Everybody wants to rule the world It's my own design It's my own remorse Help me to decide Help me make the most Of freedom and of pleasure Nothing ever lasts forever Everybody wants to rule the world There's a room where the light won't find you Holding hands while the walls come tumbling down When they do I'll be right behind you So glad we've almost made it So sad they had to fade it Everybody wants to rule the world I can't stand this indecision Married with a lack of vision Everybody wants to rule the world Say that you'll never never never never need it One headline why believe it? Everybody wants to rule the world All for freedom and for pleasure Nothing ever lasts forever Everybody wants to rule the world🎵
There was a theory I saw on Reddit about this ending, that since Kyle's son has the same yarmulke as Cartman's son did in the other timeline, suggesting that their children are religious and the mom is probably Jewish, so in this timeline (although we don't see her here) Kyle probably ended up with Yentl
While it was a deserving ending for Cartman its at the same time sad for him. He sacrificed his happy life of having a good family just everyone else could have a happy ending and a happy family.
There’s so much about this alternate version of the boys future that I love so much. The only thing I would add is Stan and Wendy being married and having a child
Here we are in the future. Here we are in the future and it's bright. Nothing to fear, no one to fight. I can't believe we've come so far. Happily ever after, here we are.
This ending has a big implication on Cartman and Kyle's relationship. Kyle being around Cartman is what drives Cartman to be the horrible asshole he acted as a kid. Without Kyle for Cartman to get mad at, cartman actually becomes a better person.
I'm not convinced it's just Kyle cartman has always been an asshole even without Kyle, if anything it might be the entirety of South Park and everyone in it, only when cart man left for good he actually became a better person
I would think Heidi and Kyle married her to spite Cartman and Heidi aplogizes to Kyle for calling him Jew and comparing her to his mother but Kyle understands it wasnt her doing because she was influnced by Cartman
I like that Shelly is all grown up but still call Stan turd
My sister uses the dumb nickname she gave me when we were kids, and she made my other baby sister use that name as well. It stuck for 20+ years up to this point.
She's using it playfully.
Why are we not talking about how all these years Shelly has her braces off yet still has a lisp problem
She looks pretty now.
But this time it's not out of spite and anger, now it's an endearing quality between siblings.
I actually almost teared up when I saw Stan hug Sharon and Shelly. He probably deserved that happy ending more than anyone. And Shelly being happy and smiling to see her brother was the full circle I needed to see for them as siblings.
I didn't almost tear up I did
Stan turning out to be like Randy is more believable
@@patrickr2686 😅😅😅😅😯😬your right but thank God they went for the happier version. I’m surprised everyone is buggin’ over Cartman, he’s always been cantankerous, he’s always said fuck you kyle, screw you guys etc, his mom did everything for him as a kid so it’s possible she died and he never got himself together. The alternate universe with him being a Jewish husband & father looked more like a punchline than a life change.
@@patrickr2686 Not exactly. It's possible to become the opposite of your parent.
And being with the woman of his dreams. :)
I love Shelly says Turd in a good mood. And the fact she's not wearing braces and headgear and she's not angry from Stan anymore, I love she's changed her attitude!
That's what happens when you grow up
Stan turning out to be like Randy is more believable
@@patrickr2686 It's true!
😅😅😅she’s no longer a hormonal teenager is all.
@@ragantate3995 well it's true.
Stan's new future is great:
He has a great job at Space Force
He has his mother back
He has his sister back
He made amends with his father
He and Kyle are best friends again
He and Wendy are getting their relationship on track again
amends
@@entropyapathy fixed
Indeed
He is also kinda getting along with Shelly
@@lau_sol24 yep
Aww, seeing Ike and Kyle grown up together makes me happy, because I remember Kyle said " Even when I'm 50 years old and you're 45, you'll always be my little brother". This just proves how close they are after all these years
@LiLMiKeJr Clubs yeah, darn autocorrect
Honestly, Kyle and Ike look great.
@@mattyvarnas1736 Yes, they are like wine
Damn now I’m even sadder (in a good way ofc)
Well actually he's 50 and she's 55.
Stan hugging his mom and Shelley made me so happy and warm inside. But knowing Stan and Kyle's friendship is still so strong after all these years that Stan is an uncle to his kids... that really made me cry happy tears.
I really was happy for Kyle and Stan
And knowing an alternate version of Cartman gave them what they deserved was just icing on the cake for me.
I love this part better than the first.
miss rose no
@@piercepatterson9274 Yeah, so ironic
I love how Stan and Shelly had reconciled as adults, but Shelly still calls Stan “turd” but as a term of endearment. It’s like how my older brother would still pick on me, but he does it out of love.
I bet it was for old times sake.
Heck, I was also expecting Kyle to do one last "Kick the baby!" scene with Ike, you know... for old times. :)
she calls him turd but she's smiling. :D
My cousins get offended when I call them “kid” even though one’s an adult and the others a teenager. They don’t realize I mean it as a term of endearment.
Of course, I’m the oldest of all the cousins on my moms side so that’s part of it too.
When he hugged Kyle and said “where are the kids” my heart skipped a beat, until they called him uncle. I haven’t seen the movie but I want to watch it
That was my favorite part. I like how Kyle’s kids loves their honorary uncle Stan and Stan loves them back. I didn’t like how Cartman’s kids kept disrespecting Kyle especially the baby.
Don't worry, Stan is their adopted dad they're just so used to calling him uncle they still do it. He and Kyle are married and very gay it's canon Matt and Trey told me themselves
@@dragonninjaghostgirl7981 Cartmans kids were genetically inclined to hate Kyle Moshai (the one that looks likes Cartman as a kid) must of have a picture of Kyle that he throws darts at
@@misteryA555 XD?
@A.r tomboy it was a joke bro 😭 anyways gays for the win🙌🙏
I knew Cartman deserved this ending because of all the things he did in his youth but after seeing he actually straightened his life out and became a loving husband and father, I can't help but feel sympathy.
I don't think he really deserved it
Cartman wasn't a really bad person before the first episode of the show. The boys didn't even swear before they saw the Terrence and Phillip movie
Remember, that was the inciting incident for the entire show
The entire run of the show has taken place (in universe) over the span of four years. The boys have all gone from eight to twelve
Post Covid and Return of Covid take place 40 years after South Park
You can't really hold a fifty two year old man accountable for the deeds of four years of his childhood as if they represent his entire life
@@recjr7685
You can’t hold him accountable for some things he did as a child… the special Olympics shit was fucked up… but redeemable.
You can hold him accountable for getting a teenager’s parents killed, grinding them up into chili, and feeding it to him tho lmao. That’s very irredeemable no matter your age.
@Mr. Christopher we have no idea what happened to him over the last 40 years. It's possible that he spent some time in juvenile hall or jail or even prison at one point
Maybe that's where he found Judaism
Plus, you know... repentance is a big thing in Judaism
@@recjr7685 oh yeah. True. Honestly, the only thing that kinda redeems him in the end and actually makes me wonder if he deserved his happy Jewish life is the fact that he was willing to sacrifice EVERYTHING to make everyone else’s life better. That is a major thing to do.
Honestly, I would love to see a series where you see him and Yentl for the 18 years they were together. I’d love to see how Cartman can go from an absolute sociopath to a loving family man.
Cartman only can be happy knowing that others are miserable...
I am in love with Shelly's design the glow up is real
Yeah she’s really pretty
Yeah for a 53 year old she looks great
Shelly aged so well!
@Tubbo Lard Yeah but Stan is 50 here. And in the earlier South Park timeline Stan is 10 and Shelley is 13, so it’s just a three year difference
@Tubbo Lard I mean I don’t know if it’s canon or not but the South Park kids are around 9-10 in the recent seasons, and it’s mentioned that it’s been 40 years since Covid started, so that basically means that they’re somewhere around 49-50
This was so heartwarming. For South Park they really did an incredible job
I'm sorry, did you not see what Trey and Matt did to Cartman and his future? They did a half ass job if anything.
@@misterraight2855 no it was right with the world
@@sallyworm2358
It was right only to you and a handful of others who probably will end up homeless and unloved yourselves.
@@misterraight2855 please talk to your parents before it's too late
@@misterraight2855 cartman sacrificed himself to save everyone else.
i really fell bad for cartman but im glad to see shelly, kenny and mrs marsh alive
Me too and it's his Loss and it's nice to see Stan's Mother and sister and His Friend alive in the Future
Stan turning out to be like Randy is more believable than this episode was
To be fair, Cartman is just terrible, and it's poetic justice that he'd end up where he did.
@@AluminumFusion22 Sacrificing yourself for the greater good only to be rewarded with homelessness is poetic justice?
You are really going to hold an adult to their actions as a 4th grader?
@@LoneAW0 It is pretty depressing seeing Cartman homeless, but with everything he's done throughout the series, it's ultimately karmic justice, though it came at the worst possible time, when he made a selfless decision.
You know, if they made Kenny’s beard bushier, they still could’ve made it sound like he was muffling instead of letting everyone talk for him
the only way Cartman could have a happy ending would be with everyone being unhappy
No that would suck and that ending would be the worst
@omniversalnihilistyeah because he lost faith due to Cartman getting a theme park despite constantly doing horrible things.
Enforcing biased principles , views and narratives I see 😒😒🙄🙄🙄
It’s so wholesome when Stan and his mom say hi to each other
Stan turning out to be like Randy is more believable than this episode was
@@patrickr2686 no, it isn't
I love that even though Ike embraces his Canadian heritage, he still turns up to see his family in South Park.
@@alexiagalaxy2992 You can see Gerald and Sheila in the old folks home in the last special
Why wouldn’t he?
I love that Stan uses cute endearing names towards kids like sweetpea or ragamuffin
I noticed that too, it’s adorable lol
Chief, looking from above, is probably happy too. That all the his children are together and everything worked out for everyone in life. And he probably doesn't regret Cartman either.
Yeah Rest In Peace Issac Hayes You Will Be Missed
Yeah, really miss Chef. Personally I think they should bring him back, just use a another voice actor who sounds like Isaac Hayes. Feel like the show isn't quite the same without him.
@Tubbo Lard don't forget his appearance at the end of the video game The Stick of Truth. There's several ways they could go about bringing Chef back.
@Tubbo Lard will say chef did look cool in it.
Still, i imagine Chef is smiling up there in the heavens proud of the boys...
Excluding Cartman
both kyle and cartmans children are so fucking adorable. as a jew, i actually deeply appreciate the small forms of representation from south park whether it be with cartman or kyle. both kyle himself and cartmans kids having ethnically jewish features, the sign above their market for a kosher restaurant, kyle and cartmans kids both wearing kippot as a sign of their judaism… i never thought south park would make me feel so torn up and touched all at once. what an ending
Well one of the creators is Jewish. That particular attention to detail has always been a part of the show.
@@mr.awesome6011 yes im aware. matt stone is jewish. it’s neato
@Billy William idk what the hell you’re saying man, but stop liking your own comments
@@yagirl2124 who ask
Free Israel
Seeing Ike return and love his family, especially Kyle was amazing. This ending was really well done.
Kyle: Adorable and badass as a kid, Hot and badass as an adult. Good for Stan as well. He deserved a better ending.
I love how Space Force dress blues have only been around for three months and they're already accurately represented on South Park.
I mean his rank's a little off, but otherwise they nailed it.
Stan and Kyle definitely deserved this happy ending more then anyone
Why is Shelly still talking like she has bracers?!
Probably a deliberate habit to play up her youth.
I noticed that too.
Maybe she was just born with it.
Sir we are gonna need you to leave
a lisp, maybe?
It's so heartwarming to see that Stan and Shelly are closer than when they were young
I’m glad Wendy and Stan back together again
Me too True Love True Love 💘
🤮
@@lolo3084 😒 how necessary was that?
@@zaquarviousgaffney367 That's a toxic couple
*Stan and Wendy
It's wholesome to see the Broflovski brothers together all grown up
Small detail, but I love when Stan hugs his mom she gets lifted a bit.
Funny that he made it all the way to chief master sergeant in space force lol
I love how Shelly still has a lisp even though she isn’t wearing braces
Awww now Shelly just calls Stan turd as teasing in a good way! I love her change!
Yeah Man You Got That Right ✅
yeah also while she was ugly as a kid shes good looking now
This entire ending was absolutely perfect.
Nah having Butters as a fucking waiter is weak as hell
@@dastricpastrificus553 he still serves more for society than a NFT investor
Except what happened to Cartman that was sad
@@dastricpastrificus553 No. In this timeline, Butters has more backbine even saying F U to cartman
@@blackrose8418 true it honestly broke my heart because I didn’t see it coming. Like I was so happy for him in the first half of the show and now he’s lost everything
I am fully convinced Kyle married Rabbi Cartman‘s wife in the good future to add extra salt to that cannon bum’s wound. XD
Honestly I think this would’ve been perfect for a series finale.
Shelly had a glow up. Damn.
I am literally about to cry right now,
I am absolutely in LOVE with the way Shelley was designed as an adult.
She is just BEYOND gorgeous.
For the rest of my life, she will remain the closest to my heart out of every character on the show!!!
Ngl I feel bad for Cartman...
leave it to south park fans to make me feel smarter than einstein
Everyone gets the ending they deserve, how sweet.
Except Cartman
@@blackrose8418 *Everyone get the ending they deserved.*
@@williamlydon2554 *Except Cartman*
@@blackrose8418 did you forget that Cartman committed a federal war crime literally every week as a child?
@@ESloytan yeah he was a child so there was room for redemption
I started to watch south park in 2001. Watching this 20 years later really makes me happy.
Stan is in spaceforce
Kyle is a school counselor
Kenny is a scientist and a billionaire.
Sir Ike is an accountant or possibly an american-language teacher.
Wendy is a professor
Butters is an Applebee's manager
Tolkien is a police officer.
Scott Malkinson is a priest and still has a lisp and diabetes.
And Cartman is homeless....which is Fucked up he could have been a whisky consultant or something.
Still calling him turd but doing it with a smile. That actually makes my heart happy.
Despite everyones happy ending i still feel sad for cartman
Me too, buddy. What if Cartmans son will come to the past and saves Cartman?
@@danieldvorak2735 same
Cartman did alot of terrible things in his life and he paid for them but they didnt have to make him homeless make Cartman a mechanic or something he didnt deserve homelessness after going back to stop Covid from happebing
We could say that Cartmen really matured and his faith gave him strength and clarity to sacrifice himself to make the world a better place
I like how Ike was raised in Colorado but he still somehow develops a canadian accent
The fact that Ike was raised in the states since he was about 1, but still becomes a full on Canadian is hilarious.
Eric is the anti-hero
This is the best possible outcome. Stan, Kyle and Kenny all live decent lives and Cartman gets exactly what he deserves for all the horrid shit he did.
But you have to respect what he did to achieve this outcome for everyone. He sacrificed all he knew, his wife, children and good life. Everything that he knew he sacrificed and even saved past kyle. In the eyes of everyone in this ending they never knew what cartman did to give them what they had now. He may have done horrid shit but at the end of the day he did become a better person so much so he would lose all he knew willingly for his friends
@@oseandepartmentofnarcotics you forget that Cartman is only happy when Kyle and/or Stan is miserable. Cartmanland and Christian Rock Hard ring a bell?
@@oseandepartmentofnarcotics everyone else being happy and Cartman being miserable > Eric being happy and everyone else being miserable, all day every day as it should be.
@@joshahlstrom2764 it's a yin yang situation
Idk, I liked the Post Covid Eric and I wished he was in the good ending
Damn Adult Bebe is kind of pretty
I notice her and Wendy do not interact in the future.
@@commonsenseking6386 they are probably are in close terms. I am assuming they both don't get along as friends frequently.
@@commonsenseking6386 They likely grew apart at some point between 4th grade and 40 years in the future.
I can admit Shelly looks super pretty. Though she hasn’t changed a bit.
Oh, she has. She's using "turd" as a term of endearment, to let Stan know he's still her little brother.
this is so cute ;-; i dont think ill ever be ready for this show to end I'm too attached to these characters
I was attached to this show for 6 years until that “Douche and Turd” episode hit me deep in the heart.
It’s actually not ending surprisingly
Stan joined the Space Force?
I would love to see more South Park Specials with the boys as adults like this in the future
It’s funny how Shelly still has a lisp even though her braces are off
Welcome to your life
There's no turning back
Even while we sleep
We will find you
Acting on your best behaviour
Turn your back on mother nature
Everybody wants to rule the world
It's my own design
It's my own remorse
Help me to decide
Help me make the most
Of freedom and of pleasure
Nothing ever lasts forever
Everybody wants to rule the world
There's a room where the light won't find you
Holding hands while the walls come tumbling down
When they do I'll be right behind you
So glad we've almost made it
So sad they had to fade it
Everybody wants to rule the world
I can't stand this indecision
Married with a lack of vision
Everybody wants to rule the world
Say that you'll never never never never need it
One headline why believe it?
Everybody wants to rule the world
All for freedom and for pleasure
Nothing ever lasts forever
Everybody wants to rule the world🎵
I wonder who that Kyle hooked up with to have a family
I still prefer Stan and Wendy as a family it will have been a good ending for them
There was a theory I saw on Reddit about this ending, that since Kyle's son has the same yarmulke as Cartman's son did in the other timeline, suggesting that their children are religious and the mom is probably Jewish, so in this timeline (although we don't see her here) Kyle probably ended up with Yentl
Would of been nice if Heidi came back into the episode
Nichole 😍
@@Tattyelfa17 definitely not nichole… she wasnt even in the epidoes and kyle’s kids didn’t have any black features
@@Samurai_64 that actually makes me angrier about what happen to cartman. Kyle literally took everything from him.
I really hope Kyle has kids with Rebecca Cotswolds, I they were just so cute together
Shelly grew up to be a total babe
While it was a deserving ending for Cartman its at the same time sad for him. He sacrificed his happy life of having a good family just everyone else could have a happy ending and a happy family.
Hopefully Stan and Wendy will get back together after all these years since Wendy dumped him.
Why does Shelly’s voice sound exactly the same even without braces?
I actually like that Shelly is happy when she sees Stan with her mother and that stand hugs and she was so happy 😊😇😁😀😃🥹
Are we gonna ignore that middle-aged Stan looks like Trey and middle-aged Kyle looks like Matt?
thats the whole point stan and kyle are based off matt and trey
Well Ike looks like Johnny Depp, are we going to ignore that.
What a great ending! And now, the series can pretty much continue (in present day) as if none of that shit happened! Here's to Season 25 and beyond!
"it's mom and shelly!!" *starts weeping from happiness due to Sharon and Shelly's return*
I loved this Ending. And i saw Shelly and Sharon. I Cried at this Part.
I think that stan and Kyle are selfish because they changed the future because they didn’t get a good future.
This was the ideal ending come on now 😂
Yeah we all knew cartman would be a mess
@@LegoReader12345hello Yeah, i felt sad for him one moment but i watched South park again and well, i dont feel anything for him now.
The fact that he got to have his mom and sister back is something he always wished for and will never know he got. The best outcome :)
I never thought Kyle would get married, or have children. Never thought he seemed like the type, he definitely grew.
UNCLE STAN!!👏👏😊
Damn they gave Shelly a good look as a adult
Is it just me pointing out how cute Kyles kids are
There’s so much about this alternate version of the boys future that I love so much. The only thing I would add is Stan and Wendy being married and having a child
SHELLY IS ALIVE FINALLY
Here we are in the future.
Here we are in the future and it's bright. Nothing to fear, no one to fight.
I can't believe we've come so far.
Happily ever after, here we are.
steven universe the movie?
@@kylebroflovski3287 This was all I thought about these past two episodes
LOL, Shelly still calling her brother a turd is awesome.
Let this be a lesson: any time you hug your family, hug them like you've just been transported into the only future where they're still alive.
This ending has a big implication on Cartman and Kyle's relationship. Kyle being around Cartman is what drives Cartman to be the horrible asshole he acted as a kid. Without Kyle for Cartman to get mad at, cartman actually becomes a better person.
I'm not convinced it's just Kyle cartman has always been an asshole even without Kyle, if anything it might be the entirety of South Park and everyone in it, only when cart man left for good he actually became a better person
I like this ending stan and Kyle deserve it
Finally Stan and Shelly got along
Stanley is so happy to meet his mom and sister but then they die in a fire😢
I want stan to call me a ragamuffin
It's hilarious that Shelly still sounds like her adolescent self
Shelly talks like she still has headgear lol
I just hope that those children of Kyle are with Heidi because I liked them a lot as a couple
Same
It’s most likely the other ginger girl in the background that’s wearing the same colored clothes as Kyle.
I find it so wild that cartman only ends up happy when the rest of the world is miserable and vice versa
I remember when I first saw it I was like
Stan:how are the kids?
me: wait did they-
Kyle’s Kids: UNCLE STAN
me: oh... WAIT WHO’S THE MOTHER???
I hope it's Heidi. Could also think about Bebe, but the hair color would not be natural then.
@@BKvartS no Kyle's wife in post COVID ending is yentl
Kyle married Eric's future wife yentl
@@rrose436 How do you know for sure? Have Trey and Matt confirmed that or she appeared somewhere?
@@BKvartS it's a theory
I know Cartman has done a lot of wrong in his life but i still dont think he deserved such an ending....
Something tells me that neither the future where Cartman becomes Jew nor the future where Cartman becomes homeless is the real South Park future
Aww Shelly grown up looks pretty.
They still look wholesome even tho they aged TT
Have you noticed in the good future nobody is constantly given reminders like they were infants unlike the bad future
0:21 oh my god this is so beautiful i cryed
Shelly looks younger than Stan
probaly botox and fillers
Or maybe she aged great given how she had that marijuana problem among other things. @@sexydudeuk2172
Get it his nam is Stan Marsh? And his fate is to stan Mars?
WHY IS IT SOO CUTE WHEN STAN HUGGED KYLES KIDS
Finally good Future Kyle new Dad and Stan for Mom and Sister is Life !
I love this ending but it just hurts that Eric’s kids never existed because they are genuinely better than when there father was a kid
I’m happy that Stan trusts shelly even tho shelly hurt Stan as kids
I really wanna know who Kyle married and had kids with
ur mom
Knowing his luck with women, he's probably divorced or something
I would think Heidi and Kyle married her to spite Cartman and Heidi aplogizes to Kyle for calling him Jew and comparing her to his mother but Kyle understands it wasnt her doing because she was influnced by Cartman
Wonder if Kyle married Heidi
I have it in doubt 🤔
That's a interesting prediction I actually ship Kyle broflovski and Heidi Turner