South Park: The Complete Eleventh Season
Appropriate for ages 17+
Available August 12, 2008 on DVD
Ten years ago if you would have told me that South Park, the immature but funny cartoon about a group of delinquents living in South Park, Colorado would still be making clever, witty, social commentaries in 2007, I would have scoffed. After all, how long can people watch a show about fart jokes and crude humor? Now, over a decade later, creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone are still churning out thought-provoking yet hilarious episodes season after season. This season touched on such social issues as homelessness, racism, homosexuality, the presidential race, and the destruction of our imaginations. Of course, the silly stuff like the world’s largest fecal output, guitar hero, and head lice are still making us laugh as well. While the special features are scarce, I highly recommend you watch each episode with it’s respective mini-commentary. Instead of long, drawn-out ramblings from the creators, Trey and Matt give us great insight into the season through 5-minute-long discussions at each episode’s beginning. Episodes: A Extras: A-