South Park: 1402 Press Image #1:<br/>Butters Author

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South Park: The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs

The boys are given one of the most notably banned books of all time as a reading assignment. They eagerly dive in, but soon find it doesnt compare to their standard of whats vulgar. Annoyed for having their time wasted by reading, they write an obscene book of their own to show that they can do it better. But when their parents discover their work, the boys throw all the blame to Butters, inadvertently turning him into a critically acclaimed author.

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The boys are given one of the most notably banned books of all time as a reading assignment. They eagerly dive in, but soon find it doesnt compare to their standard of whats vulgar. Annoyed for having their time wasted by reading, they write an obscene book of their own to show that they can do it better. But when their parents discover their work, the boys throw all the blame to Butters, inadvertently turning him into a critically acclaimed author.

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nall *1402: The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs* Postair Discussion Now airing on the east coast! Reply
Drednot37 Re: *1402: The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs* Postair Discus LoL, Stan's parents' reaction to the book the boys made was totally unexpected. Who would've thought that making a person throw up at the content of a book was actually a good reaction from them.

Awesome episode so far... Reply
Pegazeus Re: *1402: The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs* Postair Discus I'm digging this episode, very strong start. I like how its a boys episode so far, no big celebrities or anything. Reply
Diabeteth Re: *1402: The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs* Postair Discus If I hadn't perfected the silent laugh, everyone in this building would be coming over to tell me to shut up. I loved how the boys didn't think Catcher in the Rye was dirty at all, how Butters reacted to it, how the boys decided to write their own dirty book and decided to frame Butters for it when they thought they were in trouble... EVERYTHING!

Hope the second and third acts are just as good. Reply
triplemultiplex Re: *1402: The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs* Postair Discus I love it when a plan backfires.

We're not going to hear what the book is about at all. We're just going to get a few hilarious words and names like Sarah Jessica Parker.

The title the boys chose seems to have gone through a revision between the name Cartman pitched and the name that Sharon read off the draft.

We'll see how funny the puking will stay. Reply
Diabeteth Re: *1402: The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs* Postair Discus I LOVE, so much, how everyone is getting meaning where there is none. That always bothers me about any "classic" book. Reply
triplemultiplex Re: *1402: The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs* Postair Discus The runner of people barfing is still working. I'm just worried that those scenes will be stuck in my brain the next time I'm about to chuke.

I kinda figured the next logical step would be for the boys to come out against the book after they couldn't get credit.

Butters follow up book is going to totally suck. He's not vulgar enough to do that. Plus I bet he hasn't read it. Reply
GregW Re: *1402: The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs* Postair Discus Looks like a lot of people (myself included) got the Randy parts wrong. I wonder when (if ever) we'll see those.

As for the episode, I thought it was OK. Butters was funny. Reply
Pegazeus Re: *1402: The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs* Postair Discus 8.5/10

Liked this episode a lot. Reply
nwt000 Re: *1402: The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs* Postair Discus 8.5/10

Great episode,the novel was funny, the game show based on the book, Butters' chants, the deaths of the Kardashians and Sarah Jessca Parker, and how Red and Lola were protective of Butters. Reply
Biscuits Re: *1402: The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs* Postair Discus The bit with Sarah Jessica Parker was kinda cruel, but still, this episode was amazingly funny. I seriously couldn't stop laughing! 5 stars.
I hope they make more episodes like this. Reply
Pegazeus Re: *1402: The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs* Postair Discus Hate to be a stickler, but are they going to put a thumbnail picture in the episode guide? Reply
Nebenator Re: *1402: The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs* Postair Discus I've been trying to remember if I laughed during the episode. No luck so far. Reply
mazamataz Re: *1402: The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs* Postair Discus Man, I was more entertained listening to that NPR Fresh Air interview with Trey and Matt than while I was watching this episode. The Morgan Freeman bit did make me snicker, though, I'll give the ep that. Otherwise. Um. Ugh. I don't know. Meh.

Also, what's up with Trey and Matt's voice acting? Lately it's just... a lot of forced deliveries and shouting. Reply
HAcoreRD Re: *1402: The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs* Postair Discus I really didn't get this episode, though I was picking up hidden meanings left n right. I guess that's the joke in the joke, that I was reading too deep? Ah well.

The vomiting was spent on me after Randy finished, but Red/Lola defending butters and the game show segments were my favorite picks. I was also shocked Kenny didn't die during the moose hunt scene.

I'll watch it again, looking for what i missed. Reply
Sgt. Sarge Re: *1402: The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs* Postair Discus My god this episode had everything I could want in a south park episode, I just love how everybody tried to put meaning into stupid humor. Reply
jewlover Re: *1402: The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs* Postair Discus Ahhh, that was a good one.

8/10

I hope we see more episodes like this. I thought it was cool how Butters finally fought back after being taken advantage of all those times. But in the end he still got screwed.

I liked when Red and Lola defended Butters, it is giving other girls somewhat more of a role along with Butters. I though for sure Kenny was to die in the moose scene, but alas, no

I have a feeling that this season is going to have a lot of Butters in it. Reply
Pegazeus Re: *1402: The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs* Postair Discus Damn I thought people would dig this episode. It was mostly focused on the boys and had a handful of funny scenes. Reply
Diabeteth Re: *1402: The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs* Postair Discus I'm reminded of a survival skill in an English Literature class I took before: when doing literary analysis, remember that you can't spell analysis without "anal." Most of the explanations we came up with for what an author meant to say were complete bullshit. We discovered that our teacher especially liked saying something was a reference to the Bible. When in doubt, we said a protagonist was supposed to represent Jesus. Shakespeare references were likely to get us a good grade, too. Although we got good enough at it that we could come up with a wide variety of ridiculous meanings. A few times for fun I've actually invented deep meanings for South Park. My favorite one of those? I argued that Kenny's deaths and returns-from-the-dead are representative of human civilization. It was a while ago and I don't remember everything I came up with, but I managed to build up a pretty decent case.

Anyway, the episode was solid all the way through. I liked seeing the original four boys all together on something, with each of them getting about the same attention. That's always my favorite sort of episode. And it thrilled me to see a reminder that Butters is NOT part of that group. How often have I seen people who have only watched a few newer episodes who thought that Butters is one of the main four? He was in his proper place in the show here.

Very strong episode, in my opinion! I'll just be watching this on SPS repeatedly for the next week. Reply
HAcoreRD Re: *1402: The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs* Postair Discus Damn I thought people would dig this episode. It was mostly focused on the boys and had a handful of funny scenes.

I guess it's because it was just stupid humor. Nothing to read into. Therefore the episode played itself. In that way, wouldn't that be brilliant writing? Reply
Biscuits Re: *1402: The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs* Postair Discus I think the message (ironic that I'm writing about the message behind an episode about discovering messages behind things) was basically that they're tired of people reading into the show and thinking theres a deep political meaning or some shit behind any of it - when really it's just done for laughs. Reply
IKyman Re: *1402: The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs* Postair Discus 9/10. Marvelous eppy!

It was nice to see the four boys hanging out again together on this episode and it was quite humorous that they all blame Butters for writing their story also I loved it how Butters stand up to himself.

How nice of Red and Lola defends Butters like they are his body guards.

The vomit gag was really funny every ten seconds of writing a sentence from the story, especially with Sharon and Randy. And the Chinese people was funny as well.

I honestly don't believe Sarah Jessica Parker is that ugly, I mean she does look like horse it would be cool if Kenny and Cartman actually killed her (which some hunter already shot her) that would be awesome.

I lol'd the end where all the Kardashians got shot. Reply
EvilDavePrime Re: *1402: The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs* Postair Discus I thought it was funny as hell! It has all the hallmarks of a classic South Park episode: stupid adults not getting the point, celebs being violently murdered, puke and poop jokes, and BUTTERS.

Also enjoyed the NPR interview with Matt and Trey this evening.

I don't wanna sound like a queer or nothin', but I'd really like to have Matt and Trey's babies.

*looks at TV* Cool! It's on again! Reply
mag1411 Re: *1402: The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs* Postair Discus I can't believe most of you guys didn't really like it. This episode is actually one of the ones I laughed really hard on. I almost stopped breathing when Butters said he was watching the Kardashians xD! Not to mention I laughed continuously on every scene Sarah Jessica Parker was in. Oh man, they did her bad
Officially one of my favorites
9.0/10 Reply
Metal_Meatwad Re: *1402: The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs* Postair Discus Yeah, I was totally wrong about the episode. I have no idea why Randy having testicular cancer was an advertisement I saw for the new episode of South Park. I mean it was actually advertised as Wednesday's episode? I was almost sure I was right after hearing the title of this episode....... The title of this episode totally fits with the testicular cancer storyline. Also, here's a fun fact I noticed they changed the name of Butters' book since showing the Season 14 Preview. It's now called "The Poop That Took a Pee." As you can see from this picture it was called "The Pee That Took a Poop." I think I liked the original name better. You can also see they changed the whole design of the book.
http://img87.imageshack.us/img87/620/screenshot20100325at124.png
Lol I just realized the new design looks very similar to the Precious Blu-Ray Cover. If I remember correctly it almost exactly looks like this, and on the front it just says Poop, kind of like it just says Precious.
But Morgan Freeman says the full name of the book as he begins to read it.
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