>who killed the tone/aesthetic of the show whenever he was on
You got me to think about something and get autistically in depth. I think Pip as a character is early South Park personified and Matt and Trey choosing to literally bury him is the best example of their hatred for the show's roots. >British like the show's initial sense of humor and one of its biggest inspirations, Monty Python >something from Matt and Trey's childhood >simple, funny reason for existing being that Matt and Trey hated Great Expectations and simple gags you're just supposed to laugh at without some big moral to think about
It might be fitting he was killed in the Muhammad two-parter of all episodes. These episodes were celebrating 200 episodes of South Park and actually got banned meaning the show finally found something they couldn't get away with anymore.
Once you realize Matt and Trey are jealous of their younger selves to the point of frothing seethery, you understand why South Park is no longer watchable.
The death of Pip was the death of South Park, and the death of our childhoods.
Thanks for reminding me to beat the shit out of Trey.
Don't really give a shit about the israelite.
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Once you realize Matt and Trey are jealous of their younger selves to the point of frothing seethery, you understand why South Park is no longer watchable.
The death of Pip was the death of South Park, and the death of our childhoods.
Every interaction he ever had is being abused and being happy about it.
Having a british character could have been interesting but they didn't do anything with the premise other than a horrible adaption of great expectations.
He was less of a character than even Kenny.
>who killed the tone/aesthetic of the show whenever he was on
You got me to think about something and get autistically in depth. I think Pip as a character is early South Park personified and Matt and Trey choosing to literally bury him is the best example of their hatred for the show's roots. >British like the show's initial sense of humor and one of its biggest inspirations, Monty Python >something from Matt and Trey's childhood >simple, funny reason for existing being that Matt and Trey hated Great Expectations and simple gags you're just supposed to laugh at without some big moral to think about
It might be fitting he was killed in the Muhammad two-parter of all episodes. These episodes were celebrating 200 episodes of South Park and actually got banned meaning the show finally found something they couldn't get away with anymore.
I say we wrote an episode where Pip is Butters's tulpa, or perhaps he was Pip and had to be two people until Pip "died," and he never brought him back because it was an easy-out. Dying.
Even more so, his one joke was that he was literally a Charles Dickens character from Great Expectations
So combine not funny with obscure reference, and you get a character that doesn't land, especially in a social satire like South Park
He's British.
I liked Pip. Wish they'd given him more scenes like in 'Conjoined Fetus Lady' where he snaps and massacres the Chinese dodgeball team.
Same. I honestly would consider him one of my favorite characters as odd of a choice it might be.
This line always makes me chuckle.
There was nothing really funny about him. It’s just that spoke in a British accent
I thought it was funny because he was so out of place.
He's dead.
no one hated him except matt and trey because he was the biggest reminder of when south park was watchable.
Wasnt he hated in universe because matt and trey hated reading great expectation in school?
Once you realize Matt and Trey are jealous of their younger selves to the point of frothing seethery, you understand why South Park is no longer watchable.
The death of Pip was the death of South Park, and the death of our childhoods.
Trmp lost.
Who is Trmp?
His role was taken by Butters who instantly became a more fleshed out character
I think there were ways both could exist and benefit each other. That losers group they had with Dougie in an episode could have lead to more plots.
True
Butters took his role as evolved
Every interaction he ever had is being abused and being happy about it.
Having a british character could have been interesting but they didn't do anything with the premise other than a horrible adaption of great expectations.
He was less of a character than even Kenny.
He was the Meg of the show
Thanks for reminding me to beat the shit out of Trey.
Don't really give a shit about the israelite.
He was a dumb weird reference to Charles Dickens who killed the tone/aesthetic of the show whenever he was on
>who killed the tone/aesthetic of the show whenever he was on
You got me to think about something and get autistically in depth. I think Pip as a character is early South Park personified and Matt and Trey choosing to literally bury him is the best example of their hatred for the show's roots.
>British like the show's initial sense of humor and one of its biggest inspirations, Monty Python
>something from Matt and Trey's childhood
>simple, funny reason for existing being that Matt and Trey hated Great Expectations and simple gags you're just supposed to laugh at without some big moral to think about
It might be fitting he was killed in the Muhammad two-parter of all episodes. These episodes were celebrating 200 episodes of South Park and actually got banned meaning the show finally found something they couldn't get away with anymore.
I say we wrote an episode where Pip is Butters's tulpa, or perhaps he was Pip and had to be two people until Pip "died," and he never brought him back because it was an easy-out. Dying.
What the frick does this sentence even mean
I typo'd "write" as "wrote." So solly.
I don't even know what a tulpa is exactly but whenever I hear about one, I immediately think of the Gwenpool/Zonetangay
He wasn't funny, which, in a comedy series, is a death sentence.
His one joke is that he was British, and that got old fast.
Even more so, his one joke was that he was literally a Charles Dickens character from Great Expectations
So combine not funny with obscure reference, and you get a character that doesn't land, especially in a social satire like South Park
He will return.
Butters did what he did 1000 times better