South Park (TV Series) Where My Country Gone? (2015) User Reviews

Where's my review gone?

[soccerin102 · 8/10 · 24 September 2015]

The second episode of the nineteenth season was pretty good. Trey Parker and Matt stone decided to connect each of the episodes again like last year.

PC principal is here to stay and Mr. Garrison is fed up with the undocumented immigrants in South Park. The Donald trump and Kaitlyn Jenner references where funny and it was a great episode overall, the episode ended with Mr. Garrison and Kaitlyn Jenner found to Washington to run for president. I hope Trey Parker and Matt Stone create another coon and friends story, they haven't done it in a while, and there making a video game so it would be cool to see them revisit that.

Seeing Donald Trump f*cking Donald Trump to death is hilarious

[boygavcp · 10/10 · 23 September 2015]

Spoilers

In the beginning, we can see the metaphor of Donald Trump in Mr. Garrison. He shows his hate on the "illegal immigrants" by having hate speeches on the "Canucks". Just like Donald Trump, he defies the P.C and Obama, blaming them on making the immigrants want to go to America. He then raises his army of American supporters to become the new president of the US. With the banner of "Make America great again", "fuck them to death", and build a Wall across the border with Canada, he is now the new Donald Trump. On the other side of the border, the Canadian Donald Trump ran for president, Canadians thought it was a joke but it was too late. He literally built a Wall across the border so that the Americans can't get to Canada. Mr. Garrison crossed it, f*cked the Canadian President to death, and all the Canadians came back to their homeland. From the presentation of the hideous Caitlyn Jenner, to the Canadian Donald Trump. It's been a while since South Park made me to laugh that hard through out the whole 30'. I appreciate every moment of this episode.

An excellent satirical piece

[pudge-99564 · 10 December 2015]

Season 19 has been one of the best for south park in a while, and Where my Country Gone did not disappoint. South Park is overrun with Canadian immigrants and as to be expected emotions run high when trying to figure out how to deal with the issue. An over the top Mr. Garrison, and PC principal highlight the extreme opposing views which are held by many in our society today.

Mr. Garrison is the town's "Donald Trump"(made clear by his political positions and Trump campaign imagery). A character who's reprehensible views are humorous in the context of an over the top character on a television show, but not someone vying to be leader of the free world. Garrison approaches the problem from a xenophobic perspective, and mercilessly seeks to bring about his views through force.

On the opposite end of the spectrum we Have PC principal. PC principal is as equally passionate about the immigration issue and also equally aggressive as Mr. Garrison. Though he seeks to demonize anyone who has any comments on the issue, and force acceptance of the Canadians on everyone by force.

An unsung hero in this episode is Kyle. Attempting to be the voice of reason, Kyle is drown out and lost in the craziness of the characters around him.

This episode was a fantastic look in the mirror of political discourse in America today. We find the common person drown out in the madness and overwhelming antics of Mr. Garrison, and PC principal. Unlike the characters in South Park we need to remain civil, open, and actively participate in the discussion on such issues. Because unlike South Park it is not funny when the two extremes of an issue guide the discussion for all of us.

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[Edvis-1997 · 6/10 · 17 January 2019]

It's better than first episode but still nothing good at all. Nothing interesting...