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The all-new “SOUTH PARK: POST COVID” Exclusive Event will debut on November 25, only on @ParamountPlus.
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This is live now on Paramount+
https://www.paramountplus.com/movies/south-park-post-covid/Ga_vaU8r4h3Ax7aJnrCWG9EV8h0uugvO/
https://www.paramountplus.com/movies/south-park-post-covid/Ga_vaU8r4h3Ax7aJnrCWG9EV8h0uugvO/
That was actually really good. Loved the Bladerunner gag, had me dying every time. Audibly gasped at the cliffhanger and was shocked I didn't guess it sooner. Cartman's future self is comedy gold and I'll be disappointed if they don't reveal it to be one big "Gotcha!" at the end.
Great episode. Wonder if the December special will be the conclusion or if they're going to do a separate continuity for the Paramount episodes? I wouldn't be surprised if future Kenny shows up in the traditional episodes and actually succeeded in time traveling. Maybe a Loki parody.
I was wondering the entire time where Butters was, but I wasn't expecting that twist.
I think they've said the second one is due before the end of the year. I wonder if they'll wrap up the story in the second one or if all 14 specials are going to be one long story.
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Next month.
‘South Park: Post Covid’: Stan & Kyle Are Adults In First-Look Teaser For Paramount+’s Thanksgiving Movie Event – Update
Paramount+ has unveiled a trailer and premiere date for the first of two 'South Park' films, 'South Park: Post Covid.'
deadline.com
Contractually by end of the year. Runtime is like 2.5 episodes with more polish so they could totally make it in 3-4 weeks.
I didn't think of that but you're totally right.
Finished it, it was good. Probably the most polished south park in ages.
It really felt like they packed so much nods to back episodes but still had a solid plot line that I think they were missing in recent seasons where it felt like they were just doing references to events in the last week/month instead of crafting their own stories
They have I believe 7 years of 2 "movies" on Paramount per year, and 1 more year of their HBO max contract. Matt Stone said in an interview a few months ago that they're going to do the specials and then the next season, so probably Q1-Q2 is my guess.
Hard to predict they're also apparently starting a 3rd game.
The way they produce normal episodes is all about in person momentum and that killed their workflow during the pandemic. But by January most employers have mandated vaccines so they should be back to normal.
Viacom gave them a billion dollars for 14 Paramount+ exclusives and the main series has been renewed through season 30.
‘South Park’ Creators Elaborate on Paramount+ Movies Plan, Reveal New Details (Exclusive)
Trey Parker and Matt Stone signed a $900 million ViacomCBS deal over the summer for 14 franchise projects specifically for the streaming service, two of which drop this year.
www.hollywoodreporter.com
That was great. One of the most consistently good shows, which is amazing given how long they've been doing this.
Disappointed this won't show up on hbo max at some point…
i really wonder about that "3rd game". They said they are developing "in-house" instead of with Ubisoft. Makes like 0 sense to me unless they're making their own game studio and shopping around for publishers.
Phone destroyer is technically the 3rd game anyway.
i really wonder about that "3rd game". They said they are developing "in-house" instead of with Ubisoft. Makes like 0 sense to me unless they're making their own game studio and shopping around for publishers.
Phone destroyer is technically the 3rd game anyway.
That was great. Really funny how they played on a Republican image of the future for laughs. Cartman was great, Alexa was awesome, and that shellfish pun was stupid enough to put me in stitches. I haven't watched South Park since their transphobic episode in 2019, but this was genuinely funny stuff.
Well when they made the previous 2 games it was really co-produced. The art assets, music, story, voice acting, models were them and the game engine Obsidian/Ubisoft. With a billion dollars you could hire 20 game devs and do it all in house, especially if they want to keep doing it long term. It's not like you need a staff anywhere the size of RDR2 or Cyberpunk or Assassins Creed.
It definitely seems like Matt & Trey are fully going to make their own game studio. With that recent deal, they've mentioned putting their hands into a bunch of different creative endeavors. Video games is a logical step and they already have decent experience working in that space so it makes sense to do it in house.
Just a guess, but imagine the twist if it turned out the footprints at Tegridy Farms belonged to Timmy, who can now walk thanks to advances in the future. There's a reason they didn't show him, just like Butters.
same, it happened multiple times while I was watching.
Ike was also pretty conspicuously absent, unless I'm blanking.
Well, they will get a few months of subs out of me. That was real good.
Also, I forgot they had the new Star Trek shows. Gotta bing watch em.
Also, I forgot they had the new Star Trek shows. Gotta bing watch em.
