Aside from me? I'm watching a marathon now and I forgot just how much I love this show.

I love it! I'm not up to date on the current season (cause I don't get Comedy Central) but that show isknew of my favorites!

Any favorite eps? I really enjoyed the one with manbearpig. That's just one of the many that I can recall at the moment.

I haven't watched it in a while but it's amazing how the creators come up with new material and it isn't dull and boring. Have you played or seen gameplay of the Stick of Truth? I'm very tempted to get it once it's gone a little down in price.

I can't remember what my favorite episodes were, there's too many to pick from! I just remember Nostalgia Critic's top 11 favorite episodes and it was an interesting list.

I actually just bought the stick of truth today. It was on sale-$13 on steam. I've been looking forward to playing it awhile; I know there are fully animated clips and everything. This is gonna be so much fun.

Awww man, everything's on sale when I'm broke! You have fun playing!

Ok so this game is really good, but also really BAD. I mean, it's south park so what do you expect but it's so bad oh my god. I don't think this game is appropriate for discussion on this forum. XD 
All and all, the gameplay is fantastic and the battle system is well designed. If you like south park, you'll like it. If you don't like south park, you'll hate it.

I'm not into shows like South Park or Family Guy. Their brand of humor just isn't for me.

Well family guy just went down the toilet, thats for sure. It's just become seth mcfarlin's dumping ground for his political views with all shock values that are nothing more then cringe worthy. The newest seasons are just absolute trash and are nothing like the earlier seasons that made the show popular in the first place. 
South park, on the other hand, handles topics in an obvious risque manner, but they always do something later in the episode to make up for it. When watching south park, there's always going to be a part of the episode that you won't like, ya know? But if they're handling a sensitive topic, there's always this moral they point out by the end of the episode.

I'm a fan of South Park since the late 90s after I graduated high school, so I can stay up past 10pm on Wed. nights. NOT a family-friendly show, nor recommended for everyone. If you love political and social satire, fascinated with the paranormal or have a warped sense of humor, South Park is for you.

My favorite is probably make love not warcraft. Both my dad and my boyfriend played that game religiously at the time so I was very happy to see it made fun of.

(I know, I'm a terrible daughter and girlfriend)

Haha, I love that Warcraft episode, too! I haven't been keeping up with the newer episodes of South Park, but it's a good show. Sometimes I find they go too far, and it makes me turned off for a while, but I always end up back. (The human centipede one just... no).

LOVE South Park.

Also, completed Stick of Truth about a month after it came out. It really is a fantastic game. Gameplay looks just like an episode, it blew my mind. But yeah, it gets worse, so.... XD

One of my favorite episodes is the chibi Magic (chibi fighting + Magic the Gathering) because Hubby and I both play MtG. It was a hilarious episode.

As far as Family Guy, I loved it when it first came out, but I think Seth McFarlane doesn't want to do it anymore (and hasn't for a few seasons), so he's deliberately trying to offend every race, religion, and creed he can. He also killed off Brian, and I honestly think it's because he wants the show to stop so he can focus on something new.

But, then again, he's always been a bit of a jerk when it comes to people with differing views, so it could just him being the ultimate jerkwad.

Eric Cartman is the epitome of a right-wing bigot, not since Archie Bunker of the 1970s live action comedy All in the Family we had someone portrayed their prejudices strongly on TV. Cartman looks down on other people: Kyle for being Jewish and Kenny for being poor (he dies in every episode). He's known to have nightmares of hippies: "they're all around me and they smell bad".

And one segment I seen was Cartman in a dream surrounded by 1,000 Chinese drummers (that scene from the opening ceremony of the 2008 Beijing summer Olympics) and he awakes in fear crying, yells for his Mom about "the Chinese, they're a billion of them and they'll take over the world". You have to be this level of xenophobic for laughter or comical purposes.

On YT, Cartman sings "there are too many minorities...in my waterpark". Ah, memories of local theme parks in southern CA: in my state, minorities (esp. Hispanics) now outnumber non-Hispanic whites (actually the first time since statehood in 1850). Cartman looks forward to a future where whites are just another minority in America. "Mexicans and Asians, Black people...I think I seen a Native American...gross."