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- 24 de Feb, 2021
I have to agree now. Knowing that makes the ending needlessly mean spirited. Not because South Park hasn’t done crazy shit before (I mean Kenny alone), but because Trey’s real life seething makes it unhinged.Best song is the easiest fucking Oscar one can win, especially since competition tends to be super weak. And 2000 Oscars had a pretty weak field, to the point that a lot of people thought South Park had a good chance to win it purely because Trey and Matt were the new hot talent. Hell, they even got Robin Williams to sing the song at the Oscar, everyone thought it was going to win.
As for the Broadway Brodown, it was pretty clear and explicit with how Trey even breaks the fourth wall via Randy in the episode, explicitly stating that the main plot was him raging against not being immediately brought into the top tier broadway producer circle off the back of the success of Book of Mormon. And the ending IMHO ruins the episode as Randy pretty much kills Shelly's boyfriend in cold blood then justifies it in mocking fashion.
I guess the pattern of what makes the show fail when it does is their spergy tendency to turn it into a personal diary.