South Park nod to BSG

[JDS]

I just queued up today's episode of South Park on my DVR, which is of course the second part of a two-parter. It starts with a black screen and the words "PREVIOUSLY ON SOUTH PARK", but Cartman's voice says "Previously, on Battlestar Galactica" :D

[JDS]

Holy crap they weren't joking, it really is a trilogy! There IS a third episode!

[Joe Beaudoin Jr.]

Some evil stuff here... Cylon Centurions come out shooting!

Kurt Russel gets r*ped by Kyle's demented animals! WTF?!?

[Steelviper]

"They're raping us, and it hurts!"

Pretty messed up (and funny).

Hopefully we get to see Morpheus and the council in action in the final part.

[JDS]

Did Stan come up with those animals in a previous episode, or did they just make 'em up for this one? Because I don't remember them (although I've missed quite a few of the more recent episodes). Although I would think that the Marines would respond to little animals attempting to rape them by...well...shooting them.

Also, anybody notice that the general guy wears the insignia of a four-star General, an Army Staff Sergeant, and a U.S. Marine?

P.S. The appearance of the imaginary character "Manbearpig" caused me to laugh. A lot. Very, very loudly.

[Joe Beaudoin Jr.]

Well, the look on Stan's face as Kurt Russel was describing the animals seems to infer this, if anything.

Although, like you, I've missed the last few episodes. Actually, I don't watch to much of it anymore. I catch it now and again.

[Steelviper]

Here's the previous ep (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woodland_Critter_Christmas).

They're really out of Cartman's imagination (that's why they cut to him on the phone), but Cartman read the story to the class, so Kyle knew about it.

I npticed the staff sergeant, but missed the Marine. Pretty keeping with costuming dept rank gaffes.

Manbearpig was awesome. I'm totally cereal. I wondered if Al Gore would spring into action.

[JDS]

Here we go, this source (http://www.tvsquad.com/2007/10/24/south-park-imaginationland-episode-ii/) cites an earlier episode called, yes, "Woodland Critter Christmas".

[Joe Beaudoin Jr.]

Ah, I just pulled up the Wikipedia entry on the episode. The story is Cartman's. LOL

[JDS]

One of the disturbing things about Wikipedia is that when they write the title of an article in another article, they highlight it blue as a link to click to jump to that article...and then every once in a while, you read "sex with a porcupine" in bright blue.

[Mercifull]

The Woodland Critter Christmas episode is SERIOUSLY disturbing lol, good to see them again.