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Half of this special was calling NFTs ponzi schemes. As someone who's been in cryptocurreny for many years I see NFT's for the 90% scam they are. Trey and Matt certainly have an opinion on that too hahaha

The special was done really well, It had so many southpark easter eggs in it to. No one was skipped over except mr hanky, jesus or santa.. (satan is dead now in southpark lore i guess, sad days)

All the people getting fussy over the first part and thinking it was biased in some way... If you still think that after this then im not sure there's much in helping you. Southpark is still just as great as it's always been.

I hope it comes back in a series format tho, the episodic earlier seasons were my favorite, but i still enjoy the serialized ones in a different way.. but its been played out and i hope this TV movie way of continuing doesnt leave us with just a couple hrs of southpark a year. Both is the way to go. We need real comedy right now.

All the low ball scores are from people who act like Kyle Broflovski dad in the troll episode. This was entertaining and I really liked the older South Park characters. I have not watched South Park in years. Not because the show is unfunny, but because you need a break from everything sometimes. Even the people you love. This was a well written story that showed us how crazy some people got living through covid. Do not read reviews and just watch it for yourself.

After reading the reviews for the first half of the Post Covid Special I couldn't believe how many people were whining and complaining about it. Saying it's not funny anymore or it's "too woke". Some even saying "I don't care if it's smart because it's not funny". I think people are really starting to lose their sense of humor much like Jimmy's character shows in the 1st half.

The special is awesome. If you've been watching all along and have always been a fan then you will love this one. I can't take recommendations from all these people who say "I'll admit I've never been a South Park fan" or "I haven't watched South Park in years but I gave this a try" and then proceed to crap on it. I mean why watch and rate a show that you either don't like or haven't followed just to down rate it? Some people are just plain sad imho.

Simple Answer: If you like South Park you will love this. If you don't then you won't. There are plenty of other shows to stream so why waste your time and rate something you don't get? GET SOME TEGRIDY PEOPLE!!

-SweeZ.

Not as good as the first episode and like most South Park endings, It feels rushed and underwhelming and falls apart a bit. It started off a masterpiece 9.5 and falls to just a 7 at best. The Jimmy jokes are the best IMO.

This special encompasses what makes South Park amazing, while telling a very fun and really special narrative about growing up and forgiving everyone for the hardships us as humans had to bare through during the COVID-19 pandemic. The story picks up from the prior Post COVID special, and continues it in a very clever way. The comedy doesn't pull any punches either, jokes land one after the other and there wasn't a dull moment. All in all , a very emotional take on how to move forward after the elongated COVID-19 pandemic, and I can't wait to see where the series goes on from here.

I really enjoyed these past two episodes with them as adults. It was a nice change and surprise, because it was getting boring seeing them stuck as 4th graders for 20+ years. This finally answered one of the biggest questions fans had for two decades: what would their futures be like? The Alexa parts were hilarious. If they make a whole new season with them as adults, I would be sooo happy. I'd like to see more of Stan as an astronaut. Maybe he can go to the moon and find Willzyx's dehydrated corpse.

Not as funny as the 1st part still it was awesome. Future Alexa was super mean and fun this time. Butters really convinced me in thinking of investing in NFT. Although I liked the conclusion of this movie but I didn't like the ending of my favourite character "Eric Cartman". I wanted the boys to talk to their future selves, especially wanted to see young Eric making fun of his adult Rabbi version. There was so much potential, I wanted to see so much more. Still i would recommend this to every south park fan. Hope to see more south park movies like this one.

The show starts with a glimpse of past exactly when their friendship broke and we can see the lads trying to get in the future. We got to see butters and also got a glimpse of old cartman.

What made me cry is the sacrifice of cartman(You'll know once you watch). I absolutely loved this episode and this has been a treat to watch. It was better then the first one. Worth the wait and absolutely amazing.

South Park to me is a show that I rely to give me a break, but these two episodes were more 'depressing' than lifting up. This not negative, I mean they do cover many important issues in our new 'future' lives, many things I really find as weird and make no sense, the episodes are very smart and well written but they are not the 'stupid (yet smart) and funny' South Park we all know.

I like this second episode more than the first and is more 'fitting' to the general South Park 'theme' but I don't see myself watching this many times like I watch the regular episodes (except for the last few seasons which I don't watch as much either).

I did not laugh once. Usually in the best episodes the jokes are plenty and the creativity is there but I was just insanely bored with this. If you made a compilation of the funny moments of this it wouldnt be half the lenght of any episode like in previous seasons. This is proof that the way they make episodes (in a short time) isnt always effective. If you showed this to anyone as an introduction of South Park they would be turned off. I wanted to like this but nothing was there. If they continue this path Im going to be sad.

I'm not here to post a pretentious review. It's South Park. It was a continuation of the previous COVID specials and they did an amazing job tying it all together. Only issue I have is I see no way of them reverting back to classic South Park. I'm sure they'll find a way though.

I'm loving these specials. Or "exclusive events" Hopefully, unlike the Vaccination Special and Post Covid 1, we don't have trump obsessed MAGAts skewing the rating with 1/10 reviews crying that they haven't made fun of President Biden yet. Despite the fact there's only been 3 installments of South Park since President Biden took office.... They made fun of President Clinton, President Bush, President Obama, trump, and they will make fun of President Biden. South Park doesn't discriminate.

South Park has helped me get through this pandemic and I'm so thankful for this show!

It's hard to give the special any kind of honest rating, when the Paramount+ interface is just such a detractor. You can't even pause (on PC) without the viewer window shrinking down to a minuscule size so all you see is an obnoxiously gigantic Paramount logo, and the app has taken forever just to become usable at all.

It's a shame those constitute the only (legal) ways of watching the show.

Following on from the previous episode, Stan, Kyle and Cartman have determined that Kenny aimed to go back in time to prevent Covid from occurring. Victor Chaos could provide the answer, but he just wants to sell them NFTs. Moreover, are they all on the same side?

He first part of this special - S24E03 "Post Covid" - was great, a biting satire on the Covid experience, skewering both of the extreme views, the we're-all-going-to-die, no-lockdown-is-long-enough hysterical types and the conspiracy theory, anti-vaxxer types. Also firmly in their crosshairs was over-reactionary governments and whoever started Covid in the first place as well as a few other worthy targets, e.g. Bitcoin/crypto-currency scammers.

This continues that good work though isn't quite as tight in plot or delivery. There's still some great lines but from time to time things go off the rails and feel quite random and unfunny.

All in all it's still very funny and entertaining.

This episode is ridiculous. And I mean that in the best way possible.

There are so many jokes that tie together. No loose string left at the end.

I haven't watched South Park in ages and these four episodes have been great, but this one takes the cake. Everything is set up for the ending, and although it's a bit cheesy I laughed out loud multiple times.

For a show to grab every joke and small gesture and give it a fitting ending even when some things feel like throwaway jokes (the Alexa joke for example), I'm just amazed how it all fits together without it feeling forced.

The pace is high and all that now is left to do is to find out what the Japanese woman is all about.

One hour long, and there were several funny parts, but only one time where it made me literally Laugh Out Loud. I guess that's better than any other "comedy" show/movie lately though. How sad is it that the rest of Hollywood and tv shows have gotten so bad, that "South Park" is now a sort of beacon of morality (at least at this *precedented* time).

If you are an old school South Park fan who hasn't been keeping up, this is a great way to dive back in for some enjoyment. What a well written few episodes that really kept a South Park comedy vibe without being vanilla. I am highly satisfied after watching this and will recommend it to any person who has seen South Park in their lives. Is it perfect? No. I think they hit the target on most aspects and hope you enjoy! 8.2/10.

No laughs. Old characters sucks. The Cartman being a jew joke was funny for a start but never had that punchline. Alexa same. Wouldnt Kenny come back from the dead because of his ressurection powers? It dont matter. Everytime South Park is lame I get sad, lol. Going to watch some old episodes now to remind me that South Park actually is good. Not like this piece of crappety crap crap.