It seems that Cartman was ready to do whatever it takes in order to achieve his goal by hooking up Token and Nicole; he even went to the extent to pretend that he is gay and in a homosexual relationship in order to prevent any kind of attraction between Nicole and himself. As for his announcement of “coming out of the closet” he confessed being in a gay relationship with Kyle, in school, in front of nearly twenty thousand people at the Pepsi center. Despite doing it for a greater good but he embarrassed him and made him look bad, but it seems that Cartman doesn’t mind doing anything to himself or anyone in order to achieve the goal he has set in his mind.

As for the funny and hilarious moments, when Mr. Garrison was tutoring the kids all about the 7 houses of Westeros of Game of Thrones, it would be very funny if the show actually makes a recap weekly done by Mr. Garrison. As for the conclusion and the lesson learnt from the show was about how we should accept who we are, and that we can be whatever we want despite of what the people around us think, whether the society accepts you as you are or no, you will have to accept yourself. This had to be the strongest message and the most important lesson learnt from South Park.

To sum things up, the episode as a whole was a joy, fun and a goofy ride, not a very classic episode that one would expect from South Park. It was a solid and a funny episode, which was a good way to end the first half of the season.

There’s a new girl in school and everyone wants to know who she has a crush on. Cartman is especially excited. He’s discovered something inside himself that he never knew he had. Now, to make sure nobody gets in the way of true love, it’s time for Cartman to finally let someone know exactly how he feels.

The boys are excited to spend a day ziplining in the Colorado Mountains. But high in the Rockies, far from their families, their trip takes a bad turn. Chances of survival are slim. All they can do is wait to be rescued. But will help come too late?

Stan wants to raise awareness about the dangers of bullying by shooting a big dance video. Will he be able to handle the pressure that goes along with the notoriety of taking on such a worthy cause?

But it would be hard for anyone to believe anything that Cartman says about anything Jewish because he has been known to lie about them. So he had to create an evidence to back up his claim this time around. His ultimate plan was to get an Easter egg hunt being organized by a supermarket chain to suspend it. This is why he set out to get the monster hunters involved.

According to him the Jewpacabra is neither fun nor safe but that is the impression people normally get when they think of the food chain. He was making this up of course but it turned out that there was really a monster like that. That is, he got to see something on the tape that really made him start thinking that what he was making up as he went could have some scary truth in it. In a bid to escape the monster he finds himself eventually converting to Judaism.

In a way, the episode did not really do anything new with supernatural creature hunters and it was kind of predictable but it was still quite funny. And it was fun watching him plan another mischief that misfired to hunt him. But there were some violent scenes on the show. The exploding heads of children, the killing of lambs and the blood being painted on the walls all added to this sense of violence.

It was funny but this episode did not measure with some that have been aired already. There were only a few instances where there were some laugh out lout experiences but the tight situation Cartman found himself in was quite funny. His final conversion to Judaism was not that funny but it could be if it held on for a couple of weeks more. Then he would have to be forced to eat some humble pie on several instances and that could bring in more than a few laughs.

But this episode and show did mark the Passover. And it has joined some other shows that have taken time to mark or note other holidays and celebrations that are not so main stream.

The big Easter egg hunt is in jeopardy when there are rumors of a dangerous beast lurking in the woods nearby. Cartman tries to warn everyone that their lives are at risk if they participate in the egg hunt. No one believes him until he produces video evidence of the mysterious being.

This episode gave us a false lead that it will revolve around a specific target, 2012 Republican debates, and then it focused on the real and main target of the show, which is the ridiculous poses that people take while they have a picture taken of them, such as Tebowing, planking and other stupid poses, those online memes. And of course, as we are accustomed from South Park, they really exaggerated, like when they made that pose when boys keep the Faith Hilling meme, where boys pull their clothes out to make it look like they have boobies. And that other meme, the Taylor Swifting, where you pull the pants down and then drag your butt on the floor, for no reason at all.

The show really went overboard with inventing new memes and poses, like having the photo taken while lying on the ground. And it was actually the best part of the show when South Park invented and made up these new memes. And of course, having a lot of real people, who are probably the staff of the show being photographed Taylor Swifting added to the comedic sense of the show.

As for the whole Republican candidates’ events, it served as an eye grabber, something shiny for the promos to attract the viewers’ attention and to encourage them to watch the show, only to surprise them with a whole another target and storyline. Another thing that grabbed the attention, the huge numbers of people getting ran over by a train in one single episode of cartoon. All in all, the episode was fine, not that great, the downside of “Faith Hilling” is that it created and made up memes, and overused them until they weren’t funny. The interesting thing is the way it can be looked back upon in future episode, looking back to Planking, Taylor Swifting and Tebowing. And the fact they grabbed the people’s attention by one thing and then swerve them and present them with a whole other thing was amazing.

Here, players will, in a co-operative multiplayer platformer, control characters of South Park like Cartman, Stan, Kyle and Kenny. The game sees the evil brother to Cartmen, Scott Tenorman, stealing his Xbox 360 hard drive, so the group has to travel through time to get it back.

Tenorman’s Revenge is to be exclusively released on Xbox Live Arcade and it will be the second South Park game to do so after 2009’s “South Park Lets Go Tower Defense Play”.

THQ and Obsidian are also developing South Park: The Game, which is a role playing game parody. It is scheduled to be released later this year.

South Park Digital Studios have released a new trailer for ‘South Park: Tenorman’s Revenge’ game which has players controlling Cartman, Kyle, Stan and Kenny in a multi-player platform in which the players can co-operate.

In the game, Scot Tenorman who is Cartman’s diabolical half brother steals his Xbox 360 hard drive and the gang set off to retrieve it in an adventure that sees them travelling through time to get it back.

The game is exclusive to Xbox Arcade when it will be released and this is the second game from South Park to have that exclusive release after ‘South Park Let’s Go Tower Defense Play’ was released in 2009.

It has also been reported that THQ and Obsidian are working on ‘South Park: The Game’ which is more of a parody on role playing games. The time o release of this game which is still under development is set for later in the year. But ‘South Park: Tenorman’s Revenge will be launched sometime in spring.

Mankind’s evolution begins to accelerate at a rapid and disturbing pace. Concurrently, another species on the planet is exhibiting the same drastic development. Eventually the two species will battle to the death and “Faith Hilling” may be humanity’s only hope.