‘South Park’ Takes on Facebook

By ralph on April 8, 2010 in News 8

Thank you! Full episode is here.

I won’t spoil how the end of this episode is tied into an appropriate ’80s film classic (Hint: a sequel to that film is coming out later this year) … this is a great metaphor for how the internal workings of such a system is (I guess : ) once you do remove yourself.

Good luck on that, folks.

Clip below:

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could you tell more about this south park
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Can you tell me Where can i watch this episode online ?
tonyviner

Oh great, more things that these two do not like. The funny thing is that I was on Facebook while I was watching it. They made some pretty valid points about the site, some people really are like that, but it hasn't outlived its usefulness quite yet.
Damn Internets

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    Seems we are blocked out from a lot of services here in scandinavia (I am located in Finland at the moment but it's seems to be blocked for watching from Sweden aswell). This is however multi-ways since scandinavian content providers (web tv derived from ordinary television) are blocking content between countries and regions aswell. Most providers say it's a license question, the size of public et cetera. I think it's more like saving in on bandwidth which is a shame..
    
    Seems we need more location independent and region-free thinking dudes..
SMonarch

hah hilarious episode i loved it
Damn Internets

Seems we are blocked out from a lot of services here in scandinavia (I am located in Finland at the moment but it’s seems to be blocked for watching from Sweden aswell). This is however multi-ways since scandinavian content providers (web tv derived from ordinary television) are blocking content between countries and regions aswell. Most providers say it’s a license question, the size of public et cetera. I think it’s more like saving in on bandwidth which is a shame..

Seems we need more location independent and region-free thinking dudes..