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Why can't we watch all the seasons?
Why can't we watch all the seasons?
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Unfortunately newer seasons can't be viewed until it's been aired on national television.
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Okay, come on. I've seen you guys say a buncha times that Wing is real, but there's no way. For one thing, that's obviously Trey doing a high pitched female-sounding voice. The Lyrics are like half missing and half gibberish/half some other language. And I Just looked at this site: http://www.wingmusic.co.nz/ - It all looks like some 8th grader's webpage or a really big joke... Rappy McRapperson? There's no god damn way... Come on guys, confess. Wing can't possibly be real, or if she is, nothing used in an episode or on that website is real. It can't be... There's just no way. I just listened to some of the samples. These are freakin' hilarious. Some of music in the songs isn't even done on real instruments, it's MIDI. There's just no way this can possibly not be a joke.
Is Wing real?
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Hate to burst your funny fuse, but Wing is 100% real!!! She's a musician from New Zealand and has been making a living singing her songs and covers for the last decade. I'm sure you're mind is blown -- like when you heard for the first time about Vunter Slaush -- but I assure you, she's legit. The songs in the episode are all her real songs, unaltered and un-believably amazing. She even signed off on her image being used in the episode, with the only stipulation being the approval of her cartoon "self."You should check out that last album she just released. As you mentioned, it was produced by the one and only Rappy McRapperson. It has to be gold.
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Was that an easter egg in "Not Without My Anus"?
What's the deal with the "Stan, Kyle, and Cartman T-Shirts" in Iran, from the episode "Terrance and Phillip in Not Without My Anus"? Is that an easter egg??
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Wow, dude. I don't think I've EVER noticed that one before!! The Iranians are definitely selling some knock-off South Park t-shirts in the local market -- look for them on the right, next to the snake charmer. What an awesome little easter egg. Great find buddy!!
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What are the lyrics to "Something In My Front Pocket For You"??
Ok, so i know it is one of the easiest songs to memorize... but "I have something in my front pocket for you" -- what are the lyrics? I got most of them cause it repeats the name of the song...but what is the rest!!!!??????
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Calm down, calm down! I can help you out with those lyrics, guy. You just have to promise to put on your tap dancing shoes and serve up something fierce:
I've got something in my front pocket for you. Why don't you reach on in my pocket and see what it is.
There Grab onto it - it's just for you. Give it a little squeeze and say how do you do?
There's something in my front pocket! Something in my front pocket!
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Was there an episode with a Paul Stanley song??
There was an episode where I swear I heard a song with Paul Stanley's voice. Is that him and if it is, is it a KISS song?
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I believe you're thinking of the boar-killing montage from "Make Love, Not Warcraft" (1008). They rock out pretty hard to Paul Stanley's "Live To Win" -- not a KISS song, it's the title track from his second solo album. Rock out to it right here...
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Is that Orgazmo on top of Kathie Lee's trophy??
Is that a figure of Orgazmo on top of the trophy Kathy Lee Gifford gives Cartman in "Weight Gain 4000"?
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Wow, great eye dude! That is indeed a golden version of Orgazmo on top of Kathy Lee's trophy. He's also proudly mounted on top of the World Champion dodgeball trophy in "Conjoined Fetus Lady" (205). There's a bunch of references to Orgamzo hidden throughout the episodes, especially in the earlier seasons.
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What was Cartman vomiting in "Tsst"?
What did Cartman vomit out in "Tsst" (10x07)?
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My guess is he pukes up some sort of combination of bile, naughtiness, and KFC. To be certain, you made need to watch the 1980 sci-fi movie "Altered States." Cartman's surrealistic battle between his good and bad self is a pretty ripe parody of a scene from that cult classic.
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