South Park just does it time and again.. brilliant!, 15 Mar 2001

Next comes Spontaneous Combustion when the good citizens of South Park are exploding randomly and it's up to Stan's dad to find out why. Meanwhile the boys are recruited by Priest Maxi to re-enact the Stations of the Cross!

Succubis is when Chef has found love in the form of his new guitar playing girlfriend. It's up to the boys to save him from a succubus, hilariously defined by Mr Garrison as 'A woman sent from Hell to suck the life out of man'

Tweek Vs Craig is probably my favourite.. Have you ever wondered who is tougher, Tweek or Craig? Stan, Kyle, Cartman and Kenny set up a contest to find out. Meanwhile, Mr Adler, the 'shop' class teacher is having a hard time forgetting his past.

In Jakovasaurs the boys make an exciting discovery whilst out camping - a loud, stupid and very annoying creature: a Jakavosaur. Before long the townsfolk of South Park are forced to take dramatic action in a bid to return to normal. Crazy, absolutely so!

Heh heh.. who can forget the theme from Sexual Harassment Panda ... I was humming it for days! The children of South Park are introduced to an educational panda with disastrous results - how will the school survive when faced with endless 'sexual harassment' lawsuits?

Talk about mad .. In Cat Orgy Stan's scary sister Shelly, babysits for Cartman and there is something very strange happening to Kitty the Cartman family pet.

Two Guys Naked in a Hot Tub is truly bizarre; Mr Mackey hold a 'Meteor Shower Party' which has an outcome that no-one could have expected. Stan and Kyle's fathers have an encounter that will change their friendship forever.

Never afraid to be controversial, in Jewbilee the 'Meteor Shower' is celebrated at a Jewish scout camp. Kenny gatecrashes the camp but it's not long before he is discovered. Nearby a bear family is having a celebration of its own.

Chinpoko Mon is truly pertitent in the world today, when Stan, Kyle Cartman and Kenny are caught up in the latest fad from Japan; Chinpoko Mon! The children of South Park have become fanatics in their efforts to collect everything Chinpoko Mon. While the adults try to come up with a new fad to win back the kids attention, the Japanese government reveals a master plan behind the Chinpoko Mon craze.

Starvin Marvin is back in Starvin Marvin in Space! He's unhappy with where his people live, with the help of the four boys, sets about finding a new home. In South Park the CIA question Kyle, Kenney, Stan and Cartman about a UFO.

One of the coolest bands around is well documetned in Korn's Groovy Pirate Ghost Mystery .. This is obviously a satire of Scooby Doo! It's Halloween in Soth Park and a party is planned down at the Docks which leads to some very unexpected guests. Kyle's Grandmother helps the boys to deal with some bullying 5th Formers.

In The Red Badge Of Gayness, our favourite Cartman attempts to change history during the town 'Civil War Enactment'. Things soon get out of hand and events snowball to a dramatic high.

And who could forget Mr Hankey's Christmas Classics? Mr Hankey celebrates Christmas by introducing a selection of hilarious festive songs from Mr Mackay, Cartman, The Broflovski family and Mr Garrison.

Another inspired Matt and Trey production is that of "Are You There God? It's Me Jesus" Jesus is under pressure to come up with something dramatic for the coming of the new Milliennium on New Year's Eve. he turns to his father for help. Cartman creates some confusion as the boys start the long journey through puberty.

Oh my .. how do they think of The Brown Noise? Stan, Kyle Kenney and Cartman take part in the biggest ever recorder concert as over 4 million 3rd graders join together in Arkansas. Mr Garrison confronts his father with an issue from the past.

Individually excellent and .. Overall just brilliant! I was lucky enough ot watch it all on tele, can't wait for this DVD release!

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Series 4 will never be able to top this!, 4 Dec 2000

The humour is as original as they come, South Park gives such a different impression from all the adverts and publicity... People who don't watch it just think it's 'fart jokes' but there is so much humour mixed in, similar in that respect to the Simpsons (although obviously far more 'frank').

Buy the video and appreciate one of the best and most misunderstood works of comedy in a long, long time.

PS. Why on earth is it 18?? There is no swearing like the film and the subject matters are no more offensive than the film... which only recieved a 15 rating.

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