merlin: South Park - s05e04 - Scott Tenorman Must Die CARTMAN: Mm, your tears are so yummy and sweet! Oh, the tears of unfathomable sadness! Mmmmm-yummy! I’ll say it: this is one of the greatest moments in the history of television. A Titus-like episode, this one gave my little brother nightmares for weeks.
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South Park - s05e04 - Scott Tenorman Must Die

CARTMAN: Mm, your tears are so yummy and sweet! Oh, the tears of unfathomable sadness! Mmmmm-yummy!

I’ll say it: this is one of the greatest moments in the history of television.

A Titus-like episode, this one gave my little brother nightmares for weeks.

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  1. diggydivision reblogged this from counterforce and added:
    Think that this was the moment everyone realized that South Park was Cartmans show.
  2. jimmyhooker reblogged this from merlin and added:
    A Titus-like episode, this one gave my little brother nightmares for weeks.
  3. raininginlove reblogged this from counterforce and added:
    When I first say this - well after it aired - is when I realized that South Park actually had some value. Best. Episode....
  4. neuski reblogged this from merlin
  5. counterforce reblogged this from merlin and added:
    I think you could say that this episode was a definite turning point for this show. Also, it’s not the part that you...
  6. jakec reblogged this from merlin and added:
    My favorite episode.
  7. foxxx reblogged this from iguessthatscool and added:
    PWNED. btw, radiohead is in this episode. :D
  8. corcarpemei reblogged this from merlin
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  10. theream reblogged this from merlin and added:
    By far, my favorite...episode. The Dog Whisperer one being a close second.
  11. jeremyturner reblogged this from merlin and added:
    There may have been more shocking and offensive moments (“Scissor me Xerxes!”), but nothing comes close to the...
  12. elbles reblogged this from merlin and added:
    I second this. My favorite South Park episode of all time, followed closely by “Le Petit Tourette.”