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Animation Damnation - South Park (Patreon)

Published:
2023-10-13 10:00:05
Edited:
2025-08-21 18:48:33
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2026-06
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On this episode of our cartoon chat show, Animation Damnation, we're talking about the totally fun Halloween-themed South Park episode, "Korn's Groovy Pirate Ghost Mystery"!

Originally airing October 27th, 1999, this episode has Cartman getting psyched for Christmas before Halloween even happens, Korn performing a fantastic Scooby-Doo parody, Kenny dressing up as ED-209 for Halloween, and the boys digging up Kyle's dead grandmother in order to own the fifth-graders!

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Original cover art by Felipe Sobreiro.

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Frank Grimes

it's kinda crazy to think that South Park is some people's simpsons...that it's been on as long as they've been alive.

Ryan Walterson

Well guys, uh, heh, there is an episode about the n word. Arguably one of the most famous episodes. :P

Felipe Sobreiro

Two landmark episodes in one week: the 700th episode on the main feed and this one: the 1300th overall release

MarkNM

Kids discovering South Park and the Simpsons now is kind of like me growing up seeing the last few seasons of the Johnny Carson Tonight Show. Except Carson knew when time was up.

Z

Even before 9/11, South Park had episodes ripped from the headlines - like the one where Mr. Garrison's kindergarten class conducts a recount of their presidential election, an obvious nod to Bush v. Gore. I remember the takeaway from that episode being that recounts are for certain sore losers who just can't bring themselves to admit defeat, a take that aged so poorly in hindsight.

AllegedBeef

I am all for the eventual "Limp Bizkast" but also trepidatious that it will unearth long-buried memories from my freshman year of college. :)

Rex Sheldon

Oh man if you guys are seriously doing an LB episode next year ring me up, I’ve actually got the Significant Other cover as a forearm tattoo sleeve with zero regrets 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

NFlux Forever

I stuck with South Park all the way to 2016, way longer than any sane person probably should. My favorite episode is, and forever shall be, "Towelie." It's stupid but the right kind of stupid. As far as ending the show goes, fuck it. Keep it on for another 30 years, for all I care. It's not like I'm going to be watching it.

Jessica

A Million Little Fibers was the last episode I watched from SP. I was high on shrooms and by the time I got to Oprah’s vagina I was vomiting my brains out. Needless to say it was a good time.

Smaug

Man, Andrew and Eric's pallbearer stories reminded me of my cousin's funeral, may he rest in peace. But, goddamn, his parents picked the most elaborate, ornate, heavy coffin and I felt bad for the people carrying it. Made me glad my parents chose cremation and cemented that some sort of non-burial is right for my remains.

Mark D Myers

The 2016 election multi parter was the moment that broke me out of liking this show.

Tony King

I'm one of those few people who has watched the show since the beginning, and still watches. I know it's nowhere near as good as it used to be, but I still always go back to it. Also, really looking forward to the Limp Bizcast!

johnny stocker

Weirdly, I remember the first South Park ep where I noticed they were going 'current event'. It was pre 9/11, it was season 3 or 4 where I noticed they had completely changed what had aired in previews to comment on Elian Gonzalez, this Cuban refugee kid whose parents were fighting for his custody, and it was all over TV.

johnny stocker

Also, I don't remember much about 'Team America: World Police', but the 'America, Fuck Yeah' theme song was a pretty damn spot on and hilarious song about post 9/11 America.

The Great Wheel

For a really long time this episode was literally the only experience I had with Korn.

BBB

Can confirm that those Paramount specials are not funny.

Lono's Oboe

Every few episodes, I am struck again at how fucking cool these 4 dudes are.

Moose

I dig them but they are missable.

Moose

I think they reference that in the 6 Days to Air doc as a big turning point for them because they got a lot of news coverage for putting that episode out like the same week the story broke.

Moose

I’m much the same as you are in this regard. I still watch it, if someone tells me it sucks now, I go “you are correct sir” and I go home and watch it happily. There are things I like that I feel the need to defend but this ain’t that. I like this cause I always have and that’s it. It’s a little slice of continuity in my otherwise constantly changing life.

Ron51

South Parks first 2 Trump episodes in 2025 are literally just a retelling of events😂. They got a fat contract