South Park (TV Series) Ginger Cow (2013) User Reviews

Best Episode of the season....by far!!

[prabhat_kataria · 9/10 · 7 November 2013]

Just when you think that South Park , might have , lost it just a little , it comes back.

This episode was hilarious from the beginning till the end.

So far , most of the episodes in this season started of all right but lost in the middle and went bland.

But this episode was consistent and funny throughout.A must watch for all fans.

The plot is basically how a little lie told by Cartman helps bring world peace and how Cartman uses the lie to mess up Kyle.

Hope to get more such episodes from Trey and Matt.

9/10

Dude, hilarious

[hhdd-01055 · 10/10 · 15 February 2022]

This episode is so dang funny oh my god, the reoccurring Kyle eating farts joke gets better and better as the episode goes. The "uniting under one symbol" and the symbol being Van Halen made me scream laugh and of course the reveal at the end is just amazing writing and plot finalization. It's all great, great episode.

Stupid plotline, lots of cringe, wrong message!

[chittranshiayush · 1/10 · 14 April 2024]

I understand what the writers want to say but the story does not suit the message and whole episode is full of cringe.

Kyle deserves better. I disagree with the writers message. Kyle is not a Messiah figure that is trying to show he is better than others. Messiah tell others what to do, instead he is himself doing what he deems right without an ounce of credit. The author's message is misguided.

If everyone trying to do good in this world is just "a self righteous a*****e" as in the words of the writers, then humanity is surely doomed. It's easy to be cynical and try to crack jokes at any one trying to do good. But if you keep calling everyone a self-righteous a*****e at everyone trying to do good then you are only doing it to feel good about yourself.

Witness a self-professed Prophet float on his cloud of superiority.

[Frank-Eger · 3/10 · 3 January 2024]

Ah yes, where would we be without the vulgarity of the Prophet Trey Parker to enlighten us all, where all of mankind is full of ignorance except for the coming of the great and wise Prophet Trey Parker.

Trey Parker seems to be obsessed with a personal dilemma of his own hostile spirituality, which is either well hidden or non-existent. True it is always easier to destroy than to create, it is always easier to criticize than to offer nurturing truth. Though I find some of the liberties taken by Trey Parker can occasionally hit my funny bone, he seems to be wallowing in his ability to have a destructive influence on people. Humble, he is not!