It's any where they're ridiculing that singer. Come on, let's get out of
here. On the World kick A Welcome to Going down to south By the
podcast where we always have a sales of time, and this week we hit
the review two thousand and I'm Dwando, I'm guy head question. Okay,
it doesn't matter, because this episode has plenty to sort of just talk about
and have trivia questions. And I absolutely love this episode. This is one
of my favorites too date. I just thought this was just the way it
challenged the perception of what's offensive and what's not. I just thought they handled
it so perfectly, don't you. They did a really really great job with
it. And it's it's an episode that's sort of I think we say this
a lot about south Back, but it really sort of exemplifies the Parker and
Stone approach to things in terms of it's very progressive and very open minded in
a lot of ways, and it's very juvenile and very regressive in a lot
of other ways. And they all feel all the peace, they all feel
like the same thing. They don't feel like, oh now we're going to
tell this kind of gag and now we're going to tell you this kind of
thing, and I mean, it all feels like it comes from the same
place, so immensely enjoyable and immensely just I don't know, heartwarming is not
exactly the sweet sweet. Yeah, it is kind of sweet, And they
always throw in those little moments where it's just kind of like in this particular
instance, I mean, it's hard to explain how I'm talking about it.
I'll describe the moment, but it's just you know, when they when Timmy
says and Lords of the Other favorite moment, yeah, and sky is just
like, yeah, adds so much death to the Timmy characters. Like he's
not just a one note just sitting there, doesn't it. He's not oblivious
to what's going on around him, because that's where a lot of the awkardness
comes from. It's like, oh, can we laugh at his characters?
Like is he aware of what's going on around him? Have they forced him
to this band? And that him realizing he's even in a band. No,
he's listening, he knows what's going on. And him saying that at
the end and acknowledging the rest of the band, it's like, oh,
of course, why did I even think in the first place that he wasn't
aware of his surroundings. Yeah, that's why I love about this is that
at the start, when he's going as a viewer, you're like, should
I be laughing at this? And as the episode progresses, they make you
realize Trey and Matt, it's like, no, no, of course you
can laugh at this. Here's why should the people who are saying you shouldn't
be laughing at him, but the ones are saying he should be at home
and hidden from society so he couldn't be laughed at. It's like, but
Timmy himself is having the time of his life absolutely, so who are we
to say that he can't enjoy himself. Yeah, and they show their hand
pretty early. I mean when it's when Timmy and the Lord's the Ound the
World first take the stage. I mean, you've got a few people.
I think the first time you see an audience member when Timmy rocks out,
they're kind of like because they, yeah, they don't know exactly what to
make it. But when they realize that Timmy's just fully into it and rocking
out, it's like, yeah, they start to feel exactly the same way.
But you've got some real killed always in the audience, so and they
feel like traditional typical Parker and Stone characters who are just absolute got to stick
up their ass and you need to be very sort of correct about everything we're
actually thinking about it or taking any new ones or anything into account. Yeah,
very very good episode. Usually people who are in Timmy situation, because
there always be people in the crowd who are just laughing at Timmy for the
sake of laughing at Timmy because ofheads. Yes, right, but people who
are in Timis situation most of the time strong enough to go fuck those people.
You know. I am not in that situation, so I can't speak
for them. But the people who I've met who have been in a situations
similar to Timmy's are some of the strongest people you have actually met, absolutely,
because they're faced like we win about having a pimple on our face.
And you look at people like that and you think, these people just love
to be able to speak a sentence, to close their fist or do eviden,
It's like, what am I complaining about? It just really opens your
eyes. But I just love Yeah, this episode, the way that they
just made you realize that it's okay to laugh with Timmy and just let him
be himself, like he was having the time of his life up on stage
there. And I just love the way the boys throughout the episode, we're
sort of like the voice of the reason going they wanted the best for Timmy.
That's like, why should he be at home hidden from everybody else.
He's having the time of his life exactly. So yeah, I think the
real lesson here is just don't jump to conclusion. No, you never jumped
to conclusion. I also love the way they handled the whole ADD aspect,
right. It feels like to me, now we've moved on from ADD and
we're now all on the autism bandwagon. It's a combination of the two of
these days. I am, as I frequently let a listener of this show,
No, I'm middle aged man. But I've got people of my vintage
who are saying, well, just got diagnosed with ADHD, and you know,
they're hooking themselves up with some dexies. And you know, I think
a lot of the times it's a positive thing for I mean, you've got
I think I've said this to you in the past. I probably said in
the show on the past, I've got oh god, there he goes undiagnosed
ADHD again, Because I mean, I've managed to muddle through life so far.
I think I realized, oh god, I've got an inability to focus
all But I think that's just society in general, because there's so much happening
in We've got phone in our hand, TV going, We've made our brains,
We've trained our brains not to concentrate. Oh yeah, yeah, absolutely.
There's a great book called Stolen Focus. Yeah, okay, called Johann
Hari that sort goes into that a great deal. You can find him on
just about any podcast, because that guy's a master self promoter. That's why.
Yeah, well that's what I try to limit the amount of YouTube the
kids watch. I'll let them watch music videos on YouTube, but as soon
as that YouTube app goes on, it's almost like their brains just go.
We can't concentrate on something for more than a second because it's always recommending the
next video. Oh and it's all these previous things. But you put like
a Disney Plus or whatever. They'll sit there and they'll watch a movie.
But there's no way they can watch a video for more than like ten minutes
on YouTube. That's true. It's amazing how just their brain just completely switches.
I don't know how it works. Look, I'm probably outing myself as
a bit of a criminal here, but I mean I have a people I
know in my life who've been diagnosed with ADHD and things that they'll have a
few spared dex is left over and goes you want these, I'm like,
I'll take them. Like if I've got a day like I could really need
to clean the house today, Does it make a difference or there's an increased
energy level and also an increased focus level. And given that, as I've
always said, I've got like ten half finished screenplayers on my hard drivers.
Like I had a little more focus on the regular, these things could probably
get finished. When you got back from bart, I was expecting a manuscript.
Instead, I came back with you like new tea. But I think
there is a middle ground though, where some kids do require the extra attention
via drugs. But I just think I love the way it's episode just pointed
out the whole house just quick to just diagnose and just pump these strokes into
kids and the spin. I could not have appreciated more of the Northern Californian.
Just shut the funk up. Study. I'm like, you know something,
sometimes I say to the kids, I said, Nikola, I've yelled
at the kids. I can count on my hand less than five times.
Right, Sometimes they just need it, you know, they can you can
be polite. And it's almost like the modern approach to parenting. They tell
you don't make them this way. You know you can't be I want to
say abuse. You can't yell at them, you can't do this, you
can't do that, because they will, they will feel bad. It's like
sometimes a five year old just needs to be told that he's fucking five.
And I'm the parent and is a do what he's what I say. But
I just I just love this way. It's just because I am not one
against, but I just hate the idea of you know, Alliot bit of
a wild child. Sometimes you know he runs around, but he can concentrate.
I've seen him concentrate. I've seen him. You know, we go
to a party and I see other kids the way they behave and they're worse
than all Elliot is right, but they I remember went to a special That
special is like you know, he could be on the on the verge of
you know, on the spectrum and all this, and I was like,
or he's just fucking five and he's still learning, you know, like,
haven't we were refrained from recommending drugs yet you know it's just your five year
old You're chock full of energy. Yeah, I mean, and you're not
exactly blessed with laser shab focused. Yeah, that's why one of my favorite
lines. Let's get the favorite moments. I love the sheeler. You know
he's been running, man, wow, like an eight year old. I
am mate. I'm like, that just sums it up, you know,
it's just that's just perfect. I love that. I thought it was hilarious.
As I said, Yeah, a very Parkerstone thing and a very wise
thing. Is just pay attention to new ones, pay attention to details,
don't be yeah, don't blanket statement. Take it on a case by case
basis. But yeah, I mean we're talking about favorite moments. Keep going
with Oords please, yes, So that one was mine. I just love
the I've already explained it. The Northern Californian doctor with that, just do
it. And the death that they added to Timmy's character as well, with
him acknowledging the us of the band at the end, which I thought was
just so sweet but also just so taling in that they're just acknowledging that he's
not just a kid in the wheelchair oblivis to the world. He knows exactly
what's going on around him. He chose to do. He loves being in
a band. Let him be in a band. Sorry, I'm using this
phrase a lot this episode, but yeah, I mean, the whole two
sides of Parker and Stone, the whole two sides of South Park then came
through in that hole, sit out and study. I can understand the yelling
part, maybe not the cloffing around the head back of the head part,
but I mean that strikes me as very much a Parker and Stone kind of
thing. But also this really this line that I think Stan says at the
end of the concert when film concert, Yo, you'll laugh att, I
haven't got Phil Collins yet. We'll get to that, but it really sums
up the South Park sort of approach when it goes the great thing about Timmy
was then Indian face and you had to deal with that. That's perfect,
isn't it. That's great because I mean, that's what south Park does all
the time. It's like, you may think this is a pretty touchy topic,
but we're going to actually say it and you're gonna have to deal with
it one way or another. That's that's great storytelling in great art really because
I mean it makes you feel something, that's the thing. Where So it
feels like now in twenty twenty four, south Park is one of the very
little forms of like whether it be a TV show whatever out there that's willing
to sort of talk about subjects without the fear of being canceled. Yeah,
no one wants to talk about anything anymore in the fear of being hashtag canceled
on Twitter or anything. Where south Park's like, fuck you, we're gonna
do it. They took on Disney in the later specially, I mean,
yeah, it seems like a lot of shows, and particularly a lot of
comedies will sort of not wanting to sound too right wing a reaction in here,
but they will reinforce the correct idea or the right sort of way of
thinking, you know, and make you feel good yourself for thinking that way
as well. Whereas yeah, yeah, south Park will definitely say, you
know, there are some people who say it this way and some people who
see it this way, and there's two sides. Yeah, there are two
sides. And you may not agree with one side of the argument, but
least at least hear it out, you know, I don't automatically dismiss it.
What the core of their argument might be closer to what you're also thinking
than you may than you may have initially thought. So that was good.
Look a lot of other stuff to enjoy in here as well, beyond the
deeper stuff and the thematic stuff. That's well. I just loved all the
various intonations of Timmy that Timmy said yes, but then it's where it goes
to everybody else. And my favorite was when Charlie Rose is sort of talking
about the new phenomen We're talking about the new phenoms and Timo Timorrow, Oh
fantastic, and going on from that as well. I loved how no one
could pronounce lalla baloona. It's kept changing. Yeah, everyone's got a different
pronunciation, read like two or three different times, and I was like,
am I getting it wrong? Like what's going on? I say different?
I love I think his name was Monsie the Boh my god, how good
was that? The bass player in Lords of Him. I think we're doing
pretty well when you do it. The band I think Timmy's. I was
happy to see Skylar Bead because I know he's a dirt bad he's Shelley's boyfriend.
Yeah, he's got of a funny character. And the other band that
was playing at the Battle of the Bands before the End of the World,
I think I should have wrote down the name of the question. I'll spoiled
watch any questions for you. The name of that band is Sisters of Mercy
Hold No Pain Against the Dark World, Okay, and this song is Spilt
Blood on the Footsteps of My Mind Brackets revisited, And I did love everyone
in the Battle of the Beads, just doing every band because that's real Battle
of the Band. There's always going to be like real ship stir you go,
yeah, yeah, so good. But yeah. I love how the
Magers of South Park. I've got a real love hate for sort of goth
culture. I can't wait to we start talking about the goth kids. There's
some of my favorites South characters. I forgot which season they get introduced them,
and it's not far away. I don't think I'll look it up while
you're talking just how this song sort of yeah, close out with laughing in
fields of lot. Trey has such a great metal voice, parody voice.
Yeah, who was the musician he did? He took us the number one?
What was his name? That was Ronny James, So that anything they
get to do with musical is usually pretty fun. Goth Kids don't come in
till season seven. Oh for real. Yeah, the episode raisins well,
so patrons keep going because we want to get to season seven so we can
talk about the Goth Kids. We are sixty episodes away. I think I
said on Twitter recently, it's like, I'm so happy that we get to
do going down to South Park because eventually we're going to do the episode in
the Strip club. Yeah, and I'll get to do my strip club boys.
All right, don't forget, let's give it up. When someone put
a clip up the other day, there's a little moments of South Pike where
he just reminds you of like it takes you back to the Tommy you first
saw it, and just like, oh that slayed me when I was for
anybody wanted Dane. So funny. But let's get going with Timmy two thousand
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So obviously, the backstory, as we mentioned, is that in our review
of last week cont Instill the hate crime was that Phil Collins song You'll Be
in My Heart for Tarzan defeated Blame Canada at the Academy Awards that year.
The same year they went in dresses and you make a mockery of the Academy
Awards. It's a weird it's weird. Hey, it depends where you see
it from. It's like, were they making a mockery or were they just
why couldn't they wear that? Yeah? I mean they went there to take
the piss. I think they went there to sort of consolidate their rep as
where the new bad boys and they were and they were absolutely yeah, apparently
they were not just because were they both cross dressing? Were they both ad
dresses? I know both and both on acid? Because both on acid.
And it's funny because they say they once that limo door opened and they saw
the cameras and are like, oh, we made a mistake. But it
was Trey who was dressed as Jennifer Lopez. Yeah, yeah, and apparently
she was none to impress. Well, well, they not do it,
not to impressed with the dress, because I think they'd already done. Have
they already started doing? Jealous? Has been the show yet? Doesn't I
am Jennifer and I loved or we haven't review the episode, have we?
And we're parting? Oh, but he's he's done stuff, he's done.
Yeah, he's done that the remember the ticket pitch? But what is cli?
But he has talked about tacos and burritos, hasn't it. It was
when they went in the opposite episode the Rainforest, Maine Forest. Yeah,
I don't get given no kids, but yeah, so Phil Collins beat them
defeated he well defeated, I guess he said, defeated him with his song
and they were none too impressed about it. We discussed last week how it's
like, I get why that annoyed you, but like there's worse people to
lose to. They just seem to be really bothered that Phil Collins beat them.
Now, I don't know what was the the mindset of Phil Collins,
Like how do peop perceive Phil Collins in nineteen or in two thousand, was
it like as was it? Was it a tragedy? Till use to that
to him? Don't think so? I mean I guess he wasn't cool anymore.
No, not really. I mean I think any artist or entertainer who
you know, gets a huge amount of success, they eventually have to have
a phase where it's like, well, let's start kicking the ship out of
here. Yeah. I mean it happens to everyone. And Rene Fraser has
gone gone down. He's gonna back up again, yeah yeah, but right
now he seems to have gone back down again or he sort of vanished off.
They we had enough of him, Now let's go back. Well,
here's the thing, and you knew it's gonna happen. He knew it because
of that thing he did. He had his performance in The Whale Won the
Oscar. Then he's got a small part in the new MANK. Scorsese movie
Killers of the Flower, and he's playing this very showboating lawyer who has like
I seen where he's yelling at the and he's sort of putting on a weird
Southernish accent and he's being very blustering. Is almost like foghorn Leghorn the cartoon,
and I love it to explain his cartoon character as opposed to the actual
lawyer. I don't know. I mentioned named your equipped Rowl mcgrawl the other
day and I was got blank stairs for a whole bunch of billy Yeah,
who are you talking to? Three year olds? But these were like these
were double figures. They might have been even you know, like I don't
think it was millennials. Was probably like generation ZED was okay, yeah,
but why are you hanging out with kids? Like why am I hanging out
with these kids? We're you getting gay with them? Anyway? Back to
my story. Yeah, and he's got this one scene and people sort of
screen grabbed it and put clips of it, not out of context, but
meet Yeah, it's on Apple TV. Yeah yeah, And I was like,
oh God, do we make a mistake validating Brendan Fraser all this kind
of stuff. People just smarter people sort of said, yeah, I'm pretty
sure that Brendan Frasers said rocked into a Martin's Gorse set opposite Leonardo DiCaprio said
I'm doing it this way and try and stop. I'm pretty sure he understood
the assignment, and he did what he was either told to do or he
ran his ideas past the director in the Red course, he's not like that
in the film if he doesn't like it exactly right. Yeah, but you
had some people like, oh my god, we let this guy back in
Jesus. Yeah, from their mother's basement. Yeah, pretty much. But
you know, someone like Ann Hathaway or Jennifer Lawrence, whoever, it's generally
young actresses. Well, Chris Pratt's going through that now. I reckon ye,
Chris Prett has been through it, and I think he's just kind of
like, you know what, fuck you guys. I've got Chris Pratt,
I've got Guardians money, Jurassic money, I'm married to Ronald Schwartz and his
daughter, and now I've got one of those you know, I'm Mario.
Yeah, I'm the voice of Super Mario and Garfield, and I've got one
of those dad shows on Amazon that all the middle aged guys tuned into.
Pretty much, fuck you guys. Yeah, yeah, but yeah, it's
always gonna be the case that any star is going to be like, what
did we like you? And it was the case with Phil Golds as well.
You know, he was around for random times like, oh, we
all like phil goles and songs, and it's like, oh, you're still
here. Oh you're writing songs for Disney musicals now okay, and we'll guess
you weren't as cool as we thought you were. Now John was still cool?
He did that. Oh yeah, but that's a good point. Did
Elton John divorce his wife and married twenty seven year old? Who are among
us? Who are among us? Would not do this if you've got fact
technology to take advantage? I did, Like, this was very petty,
but it was fun. Petty. He's always carrying the oscar. Yeah.
The last time he shoved up is yes. Yeah, it's like, oh
you you you guys are childish mattin trade but still yes. Okay, Now
let's try to get an answer from someone who's not a complete retard. All
right, mister Davis hit me with some trivia questions. Oh okay. Then
according to mister Garrison, they were going to review Paige what to page what?
Or it was a lot of pages or was it like wasn't the forty
to know that? And it ended with a six in it. I was
like forty to six hundred or something. You're very very close it's forty two
to six hundred and twelve, two hundred and twelve. Al right, where
was Timmy playing? What stadium was he playing? It? The boys are
going to go see? Was it the Mile High Status? Correct? Yes?
Oh, we already know the name of Timmy's parents. Oh, this
might get jim. When did the doctor finish reading The Great Gatsby? You
saw the clock go around? I'm going to say it was nine something.
It was like seven hours, right, it was? It was nine to
ten p nine ten pm. My next question is they were going out in
stage for their gig in Miami. It's a gigawaere. Phil Collins gets skylight
to the side in the hallway. Well, who was there a poster of
on the wall as they was the dressing run in? Oh not rush Rick
James Rich? Oh for real? Yeah, Noice. I got one more
question. What is the antidote to riddling? Oh? Riddle out? That's
not bad. Cheap cheap beer gets it drunk too? Yes, yeah,
very very good. And my final question was the band name, which I've
already discussed. All right, So the original air of Timmy two thousand was
April nineteenth, two thousand. It was written by Trey Parker and directed by
Trey Parker. This is very much Trey Parker show. Now. So we're
at school and standing Kyle are discussing I has been so much homework lately,
and mister Garrison says, we're going to rep page forty two extender to twelve.
So I had it my notes, could have cheated, but I didn't.
And he's basically saying he's gonna ask some questions about I don't know your
homework, what you were studying or whatever it was about Founding of America,
Declaration of Independence, it, yeah, yeah, But Cartman's like, don't
ask me, don't ask me as clear as done his homework. Yes,
Wendy the first question, and then I just love when he I think you
asked Kyle next whatever Jesus things he didn't ask me. But then Kyle answers
the question correctly, and then it's time to ask the new kid, Timmy,
and everyone in the room is just like, oh, this is gonna
be bad, like the kids feel how like honestly, in this episode,
the perception of everyone Timmy and the initial perception of Timmy, it's kind of
how society still is today. Like if you see somebody at a supermarket who
is in a Timmy situation. You immediately almost like, don't look. Oh
yeah, it's sad. We shouldn't feel that way, but it's just it's
just what we do. Or you over compensate, that's the thing that's not
trying to say you overcompensated, make trying to make it too down. Yeah,
you realize you're doing it. Yeah, we just got to give a
bit of a has a going. Yeah, yeah, hey, you just
like me and you are. Now who can tell me what famous person wrote
the Declaration of Independence? Let's see? Oh, I know, how about
the new student Timmy Kepper? No, it wasn't you, Timmy. Try
again, Timmy, did you not do your homework? Tar mister Garrison,
haven't you figured it out? Timmy's retarded? Don't call people named Stanley,
but he is. Now, Timmy, you need to work on your study
skills. Are you mocking me? Because if you are, I have no
problem sending your butt to the principal's office. That doesn't well, Timmy.
I just don't know what to do with you. You're getting very poor marks
in school, and the teachers are complaining that you aren't paying attention. Yeah,
young man, if you don't want to be held back a great us.
So just you start cooperating, okay, Kepper. So they diagnosed Timmy
with eight AD and you know it's very common with kids he's age. It
just felt like that in the nineties, didn't. It's like, I just
remember every kid I had who was hot pactive was just ad is id.
It's like it just became almost came like a hashtag hashtag, like it was
a branding. A kid's just running around crazy at a birthday party. Oh
he's you got add He's like, no, he's just eight and having a
fucking good time at a birthday party. Yeah. Oh yeah. Oh too
much red cordial? Yeah that was that was the code word. Too much
cake or whatever, too much sugar. Yeah, but yeah, dread Cordia
was the big woman. I was a kid. Red cordial? What was
what was it? Red cordial? I have no idea. There's always too
much red cordial. I'm just like, try me, guys, but you
know, we've got tests for that kind of thing now. So taking down
to the clinic and they read the Great Gatsby, the Great Gatsby test,
and seven hours later, mister Mackie happens to Victoria have falled asleep. But
Timmy is the one with add He's the one that can't keep his attention.
He's sitting there just like listen to the story. And of course, because
of the situation, he doesn't answer the question correctly what car is driving chapter
seven? Apparently that's the car. I haven't actually read The Great Gatsby,
but apparently the car, the yellow something yellow model car, whatever it is,
is a big part of the story. So it wasn't like as ridiculous
of a question to ask, is what it's portrayed in this episode. It's
been a while since I read The Great Guestsbee, but yeah, I think
I think it does play a suitable resizable role. Yeah, because I make
it that like here, like as if anyone would know what car is drop
in chapter seven, But it's pretty obvious if you actually know the book.
And he diagnoses him and prescribes him a riddle. And so the next day,
Garrison is still grilling Timmy for not doing his homework, but he has
a note now from the principle, hurry up, children, let's take our
seats. You better have done your homework last night Timmy. What's this tim
A note from the Principle. Please excuse Timmy from all questions and all homework
as he has been diagnosed with attention deficit disorder. Oh brother, he doesn't
have to do homework. That's just well, Timmy, looks like you've got
smarter, the Principle and the counselor very well, I guess you're excuse from
homework. Hey wait, I think maybe I have attention to function disorder.
Yeah, me too, I've got ADD. Yeah. So they go and
they've all got AD as well. We've all been diagnosed about ADD because they
can't answer the question. Hooray and riddling for all of you. But so
now it's time for the Lord's the Underworld. They're practicing and they're just fighting
over this, just usual garage band stuff, just squabbling. I love that
Skyle is just you know, he's indefatigable. Dude. That's hot. Or
was that the drummer. I think it's the drummer, But I just love
that. Part of me wishes that I was musical because I would have loved
in the band. Yeah, the Bassis probably would have been the bassist.
As I've always said, I had enthusiasm, but no aptitude for sports like
team sports. I mean I played footy and all that kind of stuff,
but my version of team sports has been plays. Yeah, being being in
the cast of a players, like being a team. But I always loved
the like the idea of being in a band, particularly like a trio,
because I love the Police. When I was going like, look these three
because they hated each other, which sucks. All the Beatles and how they
sort of each other. They would fight, but they sort of also had
each other's back. It's like they all knew they needed each other as well
because the Beatles, the Beatles have any of them left, so it's like
if we want to keep this gravy train roll on. That's why George is
so respectful. He's like, I'm out. But they the band Lords of
the underwell, they want to win Battle of the Band so they can open
for Phil Collins that and then they're over here outside and they open the door
like god, like the light and everything, and he becomes their singer.
But we're now at the pharmacy and Kenny is given one hundred dollars with the
ridlin and then all the various parents are in line sometimes he gets so higher
and runs around scrim like an eight year old. I am ete. That's
the episode that sums up the story, doesn't it. It does, It
really does, And there's side effects. The side effects you'll see Christina aguili
are a little pink monster regularly. Christina Aguilla Monster. Yeah. Now time
for the battle of the bands and Sisters of Mercy holding No Pain against the
Dark Lord sings Spilt Blood on the Footsteps of My Mind revisited. We got
the best response, so we're gonna open for sure. One's wearing a red
T shirt that says red on blue blue on it. Oh, you fucking
pose. It's so funny that then Timmy's band and then as someone says the
handicapped dude rules, and it's like they're laughing at him. They gets to
a point where they go, you know what, this motherfucker's having the time
of his life. They embraced him. That was I to him. Yeah,
Timmy rules. Boys, you shouldn't laugh at Himmy, he's handicapped,
but he's funny. How would you like to be handicapped? Do you think
that would be funny? You're making him feel bad? It's happy to me.
Oh, you people make me sick, dude. This is a no
brainer. This year's Battle of the Band's winner and the band that gets to
open for Phil Collins. A low under is Timmy. There's Charlie Rose's analysis,
I'm doing tim and they're planning la la pologo laugh and Phil Collins his
neck Phil Collins clip the first clip. He is angry that they're laughing at
Timmy, but they're also giving Phil Collins a voice that does not really like
Phil Collins at all. It's just like some really grumpy older right what you're
doing, yeah, just the old angry English guy. But the kids then
point out that Phil Collins is an absolute dick on the TV. In campments,
usually it goes into to try some riddling, you know, it's really
making good changes. It's like we're not actually taking that up. Yeah yeah,
makes it feel good. Yes. So now they're at school and they're
having a chat with Chef and they're all polite and even like these like hey
Chef. Good. It's like hey Chef. Everyone sort of relaxed and chilled,
and as Chef says, you know, we got the belt bottom.
You don't have to solve everything with drugs. And chefs really annoy that the
fact that they're on you know, they've got their side effects. And then
he's just very anti drugs, isn't he He is now At the same time,
look, there's some validity to just sit down and shut up, absolutely,
but there's also you know, probably a bunch of kids will very ill
serve, yes, and some definitely need the drugs that sort of calm down
a bit. Yeah. But the thing is, though the kids don't think
there are any side effects effects are taking this. It's great except then watching
MTV the cool brainwashing twelve year old and younger station of highs behind a slick
image. We're so cool that we decide what's cool now. MTV News the
news that is single handled dumbing down our country, which is cool. He's
your host pet letter. This feels very much like Trey and Matt just kind
of like, no old man, where what's cool now? And it's well,
they that's true though. It's true though, but it's a very hot
young person thing to do. Yeah, it's a very like taking on MTV.
Yeah, yeah, I look at MTV was probably in its stay.
It's like it's becoming the establishment. MTV was becoming reality shows like jack Ass
by this point, right, I think so, yeah that on MTV jack
as was jack was MTV. But yeah, is it? That is it
from Malcolm in the Middle where the Littlest Kid never watched it. There's just
a clip that I see going around where it's basically the little kid. It's
all like hanging a basketball. The features now old man, which just makes
me laugh every time. It's just one of those great things you can sort
of plug and play and that if someone says something that that you you're laughing
like an old person, just get the grandpast shaking, get the shaken fist.
That's just like perfect clad. But Kurt Loader, he thinks even he's
too old to be on this station anymore, was like, what am I
doing? You know, I'm forty forty years older than everybody else. But
he says that Timmy is now going to be headlining, and Phil Conins is
very angry about this, so he paid He's paid Timmy's parents a visit and
bri jaid, that's so happy. He thinks it shouldn't be allowed. It's
not it's just not nice for them, you know, to the fact,
despite the fact they're happy and Timmy's having a great time. Shouldn't be shouldn't
be done? And then by the way, Phil Collins divorce his wife fire
facts and married twenty seven year old did he actually do I'm assume you must
have done that. Yeah, that sounds better. Well, I think you
probably get busted the slander a lot. That's like something if you've actually made
that up the eighties, because like nineties version of that would have been like
Paige a right, when did he divorce his misses? It's probably happen in
the nineties. People still facted in the nineties. Oh yeah, you read
the last time you actually sent to facts probably in the nineties, but the
very early nineties. Yeah, yeah, okay, oh no, late nineties.
Yeah, because we were sending facts on I was working at this company
in Melbourne. Yeah, we'll sending facts the client still at that stage.
I remember my grandma who is deaf and unable to speak right in touch.
She never been able to split my grandma. She I remember the first time
we got fax machine at home. It wasn't like a proper fax machine.
It was just like Grandma could write a note and like fax it through to
my mum. It's like a special phone had a phone connected to it and
everything, and it was like life changing because my grandma couldn't pick up the
phone and talk Toress obviously, so she used to like, if something was
going wrong with my grandma, she just pick up the phone and just like
makes sounds into the phone, and my mom would, Okay, something's not
right. But sometimes it would just be because she got a bill she didn't
understand, but she doesn't realize that the sounds she was making sounded dramatic and
over the top. So my mom would race their things and something's wrong and
she's like, I don't understand this. Bil Mom's like, we need to
fix this. So we got that we need to fax them. Yeah,
yes, so we got the fax machine and just made life so much easier.
But he looked at nan anything. We used to wait like ten minutes
for this facts to go through, like you read the first word, oh
hello Brendan, things like can you go to the shops unplugged? Where's the
play button? But went out of school and that's settled down, kids,
I settled down because he's used to saying that. But no one's doing anything
wrong now. I love the Garrison such a little bits that he loves the
drama. Yes, he's refers the drama that he thinks are well behaved kids.
He thinks they're all boring now. And then he tried to tamp them
with human reproduction but sex no vaga but sick really draws it out, and
Garrison just freaks out, and he takes Ridlin as well, because you know,
he's just had enough. But then we see a Guilera once again.
I guess she then designed to attack her. Yeah, that's just a random
gag for the sake of random gag. She she hadn't even released Dirty yet,
so it wasn't not she was in a slutty phase either. She was
just Genie in the bottle bottle phase. And what's the other song? Come
on Over, Come On Over. I just remember Jeanie in a bottle What
a girl once which, Oh yeah, that's a good one. Jamie Bowler
pretty dirty, I gotta rub it the right way? Yeah, but dirty
was dirty? Dirty was dirty? Good clip click. I was like,
I am getting emotions here. Oh yeah, that would be kind of pivotal
for people of a certain age. I was like thirteen at the time,
and I was like, oh, yeah. This appeals to it all aspect
of my life. My clips for those girls on film no actually living Newton
John's physical them because you live before. That was kind of like, you
know, she was sy look at me, I'm Sandra d Yeah. Yeah.
And then this one's like she's kind of sexy and Kate Bush doing the
Bushkain Okay, yep, Holy moly. Yeah. I remember seeing the girls
on film film clip for the first time, like MTV After Dark or whatever,
and I was like, that's a nipple and she's rubbing some mice on
it. Diddy, damn, this is a film clip. The girls is
naked mud wrestling. I was like, yeah, holy shit, pretty wild.
But then Timmy, he is walking on stage or the band's walking on
stage to him, he's not walking in we sleep on Miami for Collins pull
Skylar aside and tricks me to think that the band is holding him back.
Excuse me, Scylet Moles. Yeah, nice to me. You want Phil
Collins, Oh yeah, you're opening for us at La La Palazasville. I
just wanted to tell you that, whoa, I think you're a great guitar
player and song right, all the things. Lot I appreciate that. Gotta
run. It's too bad those other guys are holding you back. Huh wow.
Oh man, it's obvious all the talent, autistic vision and the band
comes from you. Try and sow. Everyone focuses on Timmy, isn't it?
Oh man? Even the name of the band is Timmy. The name
of the band is Timmy and the Lords of the Underworld. Look. Oh,
used to be in a band too, Genesis allos busters did what's hold
me back? And hold me back? But then finally I went solo and
that's when I started writing really grides songs. Poor. Look, if you
haven't been on the side, Lords and No bring more of a chillader than
a player. That guys, you should stay on it. Timmy's shadow,
thanks man, see you. That should just about putt an end to all
this Timmy nonsense. They sort of like make thos an arch feeling here of
like Genesis, you know, Genesis, they were holding me back, left
them and it's like, did that really happen? Did he quit? Just
don't think so, I mean, just making it to be huge monster because
Peter Gabriel was the front man of Genesis. Yeah, and then when he
left, Phil Collins sort of took on vocals, and I think he probably
started writing a few more songs or whatever, because Genesis was really like a
prog rock band. I was gonna tell when they first started, and then
I think when when Peter Gabriel left, they sort of became a little bit
more poppy, and then Pete Gabriel also awesome. Pete Gabri was fucking red.
God. I love that guy. I like him more than Phil Collins.
I think I should go on the record saying I'm pro Phil Collins.
I quite like him. He's got a lot of good tunes. But yeah,
Peter Gabriel is different level. Salisbury Ill. Yeah, Oh look a
man did the soundtrack to one of my favorite movies all time, Last Timptation
of Christ. Yeah, that is just dope. That music, Oh my
god. And also big time be Scarling. He's annoyed he quits the band.
Phil Collins has convinced him. But but Timmy's the voice of reason,
just wants everyone to get along. Everybody has that one guy. It's just
like, you know, just never pisses anyone off. You know, go
on, guys, let's we're all friends here. I'm just rhythm usually the
basis, Timmy, you know, he's just being himself. You know,
I see you on Fame's backside. And the boys they don't want to watch
Chas and Philip now because you know they're on the riddling and they came and
not really enjoying it anymore. They put VH one on the news here about
Phil Collins. He's going to be headlining again. He's got his way,
he's manipulated everybody. He's going to be headlining again. And they agree that
Phil Collins, you know, he was right. You know, Tim needs
to be at home protected from all the laughter. Guys, it's going to
the const anywhere and see Phil because he feel counts. Phil Collins rocks the
house. Remember rocks the house. That was a saying for a while,
Oh never the house, and so rocks the house. We used to say
when I was a kid, it was wicked, that something's wicked. And
for some reason it was a while there we would say full before everything.
Oh that's full, awesome, Okay, that would have been like year seven,
year eight for some reason, because I think that was a branch off
of fully sick. Oh yeah, you know, everything's full, Yeah,
fully sick. It's full may. I don't know why we said that,
but then it's weird how terms everyone's saying it, and then it just stop.
Yeah, and a new term comes along. Yeah, that's so.
This is my advice to old men shaking their fist at clouds. Yeah,
I mean, if you're if you're sick of certain terms that the kids are
using these days, it'll be gone in about ten minutes. It will eventually
be gone. Yes. Then this is where Cartman sees Christina Aguilio the pig
Monster, on Kenny's face and accidentally kills him with a frying pan. Oh
he killed Kenny, bastard. Chef then shows the parents the Riddlent Alternative video,
which is a doctor from northern California. He's doing amazing things with eight
D kids. Hello, I'm doctor Richard say here to tell you about my
exciting new drug free treatment for children with attention deficit disorder. This treatment is
fast and effective and doesn't use harmful drugs. Watch closely as I apply a
treatment to the first child. Set out and study. Set out and study.
Stop crying to your schoolwork. If you would like more information on my
bold new treatments, please send away for this free brochure entitled you can either
calm down or I could pop you in the mouth again. Thank you?
Well, what do you think I can have doctor say come to South Park
for a small fee? That video had pretty callers, It sure did.
What the damn it? Have you all been taking your children's ridden too?
Yes, God chef and guts to see the pharmacist to accounting name money.
And that's the other aspect we haven't touched on yet. The chemist Sama,
the chemists making their money her open this damn door. Can I help you?
Yes? You care? What the hell are you two doing prescribing all
the children riddling? Well, they've all been diagnosed with add that's attention deficit.
I know what it is. But now you've got a town full of
zombie children from the planet's and door huh all around the country. You bastard
doctors have given children riddling and for every one child that actually needs it,
you give it to fifty thousand that don't. Hey, now, don't tell
us our business, mister chef. We damn right, I'll tell you your
business because you two have got your heads up your answers. Thanks to you,
we have children in our town that like Field Collins. What that's right.
You've made them so dull and borrowing that they're actually going to go to
a Field Collins concert. My god, what have we done? But if
I had known anything so colas My god, Well, how do we reverse
the riddling? We have to convince them not to take it, but he'll
be hard to get it away from them. Did we need an answido?
Yes, of course. Well what's the antidote for riddling? I have some
right here. It's a compound called riddle out. All right, come on,
we got to get the antidote to all the children quick. They go
to the concept and Colin's here is singing what song is what You'll be in
Me? Yes? No, before that, though, boo, I know
you love the songs. That's just like ribbon on why could you? And
then this for chefs that's given the antidote in the form of a drink,
and then Colin sings You'll be in Me of You'll be in my Heart.
You'll be in My Heart is a great song. It was worthy of the
Academy Award. Yeah, Blame Canada works well for the movie as well.
It's no Uncle Fucker, but in my heart, I would probably enjoy more
than Blame Canada. Blame Canada is like you listened to it once, like
that was funny. Yeah, but like and in the film it works better.
But like as a standalone song, it's like it's good, but I'm
not going to listen to it every day. You'll be in my heart.
I can listen to it. It's a great song. It's like I think
the Academy recognized, like, oh, we we have to acknowledge so a
bigger, longer and uncut. It's a really great musical. But we can't
do any of these songs on the ceremony. They're all full of swears.
We can't do uncle fucker, we can't do Guy's Mum's a big bitch.
Yeah, So they picked probably not the weakest of the songs, but it's
never been my favorite either. No, but it's like this is the one
we can get away with. And I think this is where it's almost like
slight immaturity on the level of Trey and Matt. That immaturity came out where
not only were you nominated for an Academy Award for a song which no one
would have did, like the Oscars nominated you, But Robin fucking Williams sang
the song live, like, just be happy that that happened. Take the
w like Robin Williams sang your song at the Academy Awards. That's better than
winning, you know what I mean? No one's remembering who won the Oscar
in the year two thousand, but people are gonna remember Robin fucking Williams singing
blame Canada. Correct, Yeah, I was just do you think that was
their way out of saying, Look, they're gonna be pissed and all the
cookie is gonna be pissed that we didn't give it to these guys. Let's
have someone sing, Let's let's give them this performance at the at the ceremony.
I guess so, yeah, because this Fiel didn't perform the song at
the Academy Award, did he? Don't think so? Because that doesn't happen
very often, right, a big song and dance at the Academy Awards like
that. It hasn't for a while. No, no, but the Oscars
are not what they used to be. Where's the cloud? But yeah,
so Chef's been given at the end today to everyone's feeling much better now,
and they start doing for Collins and he's just he's pissed off about it,
and they say we want Timmy, we want Timmy. You just want to
laugh at him. It's like Nobe standing. He has his message, he's
learned something. Yet Timmy be happy. He was in your face and you
had to just deal with it. And then they all chat, they all
chant Timmy's name. Meanwhile the lord in the other world is hanging out a
caravan or Evan or the desert somewhere that they all booted Phil Collins and then
we can't so we can't do it anymore. It's like, I don't know
that worked. But Skyler rocks up and says, you know that they they
want you guys, they want they want Timmy back, they want they want
us. And then this was Skyle apologize to the guys and MELSI tries to
talk Smack. He's like, but they agree to play again. But I
just love that. What do you say, Timmy? Timmy? Timmy goes
back and they introduced the band Timmy's the end of the word. When he
said loads of other words like that is so sweet. It is. It's
like it shouldn't be I shouldn't feel so like, no Ah about that.
He's the bigger man. He is the bigger man. Yeah, and he
understand he understands the world around him, and the crowd is crowdsurfing. Fill
Collins gets the Oscar uppy buttocks and then that's in the episode. Yeah,
that's it. Yeah, just a brilliant episode, A good fun episode.
Yes, a lot, yeah, a lot going on upstairs, a lot
under the hood. One hundred percent. Yeah, I'm loving every episode of
Seats before so far. This has just been so great. Yeah, well
hasn't it. It really has. So the next episode, I've going down
to South Back. We are going to be reviewing Quintuplets two thousand, So
this is the last episode of two thousand and in the time because I like,
after the fourth one, we're like, yeah, it's gett a bit
into the ground. I think I think they get the point. I don't
think I don't think people even get what we're doing it anymore. But Quintuplet's
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