I've been a fan of South Park since 1997. It is kind of surreal that a show with a simple look, can be going strong for so many years! A show that can be so deep and and point out facts and thoughts that many fail to see, and others are afraid to even acknowledge (looking at you COVID & South ParQ episode haters).

Sure there have been episodes that have rubbed me the wrong way. But oh well, Matt Stone, Trey Parker and the rest of the crew have got had me laughing plenty more times than turning my TV off in disgust. So will this new special be any different?

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South Park has just released it's new episodes on Paramount+, that is spoofing OnlyFans. Now, I don't own an only fans, but I figured with me being a heavier fella (fat guy for the layman), I was tempted to start one up where I sit on things to see if they can hold me. I'd call it "Only Stands". Stupid joke I know, but spaghetti toes was already taken.

"After it’s discovered that a teacher at South Park Elementary has an OnlyFans page, Randy is compelled to take a closer look at the seedy underbelly of the world of on-line influencers."
- South Park Episode Discription

The trailer alone made me LOL... out loud. I have not seen the episode yet, but I'm eager to see the gang of South Park's take on adult content creation, and which teacher is doing it (my money is on Mr. Adler, the shop teacher).

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