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South Park Season 7 Episode 5 "Fat Butt and Pancake Head" Full Length Reaction (Patreon)

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2025-02-04 01:14:12
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South Park Season 7 Episode 5 "Fat Butt and Pancake Head" Full Length Reaction

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Donald's Cloaca

Hell yeah! This is an all-time favorite for me, and one of the first episodes I ever saw all the way back in 3rd grade.

1stGen_1

Can't just upload YouTube version first

Estevan Rivera

There isn't really an episode where they explain why Canadians are drawn like that, its just the way it is. The episode that introduces Terrance and Phillip is Season 2 Ep 1 and it was so hated that they referenced the hate in a later episode. Better to get introduced to them (and Canadians) by watching the 1999 South Park movie imo. Since the movie was meant for old & new fans you won't be lost in any way.

Erick

Thanks for this one guys! Pancake head was Ben Affleck.

David Caine

23:36 "I've never been a Ben Affleck fan, there's something about his face." 😂😂😂 Watch "How to Eat with Your Butt," an earlier episode, to see why that's so funny. Keep it in mind. Another one to watch is "Going Native" where Butters and Kenny go through it, and the Ben Affleck subject is tangentially involved. Matt and Trey did not like Ben either when they did this Jennifer episode, thus the diss of "no talent." But in "Going Native" they really tell you what they really think, at the time.

Josh R

Going to be honest the Canadian episodes to me are my least favourite south park episodes lol Cannot stand Terance and Phillip. (The merch guys you keep seeing)

N. Y.

The first movie is the best introduction to Terence and Philip but if you guys are saving that reaction for a special occasion, you get a good introduction to South parks opinion of Canada in the episodes "Christmas in Canada" and "Royal Pudding".