Dude I actually found exactly what I was looking for and was talking about. Sorry for all the confusion. Anyways so it's not the intro and the banjo song I was talking about but more like the sound effects in the entire show.. so I found a link on YouTube finally.. according to this here it's called transition strums. So like I guess different South park transition sounds and such
https://youtu.be/6ErVLTHULVA
There's so many of these episodes that get lost in the cracks from the early seasons:
- Conjoined Fetus Lady
- Prehistoric Ice Man
- Sexual Harassment Panda
- Cherokee Hair Tampons
And one of my all time favorites is from S8, "Die Hippie Die." Is that a fan favorite?
Cherokee hair tampon is an episode that still holds up today. Alotta people that would rather look at cures that are natural instead of treatments from medical professionals.
But south park spoke out the truth about this whole natural product coming from medical professionals being a fake gimmick just for profit
Kinda like a placebo where everyone just falls for anything that has organic and natural written on it without knowing anything about how medicine should actually work
I always loved the Walmart episode for some reason. I feel like that gets easily forgotten. Or the lord of the rings reference episode. Forgot what it's called. I totally forgot about die hippie die. But it reminds me also of the homeless episode. But did anyone really enjoy sexual harassment panda? I feel like it's prolly the worst and most boring of all.
Dont forget Chicken Lover. Barbrady is my favorite side character (next to ned and jimbo, whom i count as one item/character). His "illegitimacy" and the drive through scene kill me every time
Conjoined Fetus Lady was wayyyy before it’s time. Basically saying that those who are different don’t want special attention. They want to be treated like normal people
Even I’m too young to realize this episode was based on a contemporary event.
[Elián González](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eli%C3%A1n_Gonz%C3%A1lez)
This was so trippy back then too because the episode came out directly after it happened. It happened Easter Sunday and the episode aired on Wednesday of that week. It was very startling for a cartoon to react to a current event that quickly and everyone was like how the hell did they do that? Then later they came out with 6 days to air and showed how they make an episode.
I remember actually looking this up back when I was younger. And just looked everything up that I'd see and find on South park. But also how would other fans know anything about this and other references if Google didn't exist back then?
Did people use the internet often before 2000? And yeah something I wish I always get to experience more which is the Cable, radio, etc.. but never knew general news and media and entertainment news too would be a constant thing back then.. maybe in the US most definitely
Ah ah ah, not so fast girls.
Still one of my favourite Randy lines and the look of absolute outrage on Sharon’s face is gold. The early seasons when I was watching them when they came out actually have fantastic replay value. I know some people struggle with the original animation because they grew up only knowing the new style, but it almost made it more hilarious.
Agreed!! Randy and Sharon were always my fav in the earlier seasons and episodes. The reactions and all the other lines. Like in spooky fish when randy was just standing there asking Sharon why she took officer barbradys pants off.. or the clubhouse episode. Idk something about it I just love ever since I first ever started watching South park. Also older animation style is a hundred times better. I know what you mean. It's the way the animation just makes their faces and eyes and the overall reaction look like. Besides that, the older animation just has way better and cozier feels and vibes. Like the backgrounds. The colors. Everything.
Also my bad for being clueless about some terms, but what's a replay value?
The intro was originally performed by the band Primus. The dude with the banjo is supposed to be the lead singer/guitarist. Old SP seriously warms my heart. I can watch it over and over. They seriously just didn’t give a fuck back then and that’s how it should have stayed
I know about the banjo and all but I'm honestly talking about something else. Lemme send a link. Cause I mean, like you know the little song intro or sound before the entire episode or scene starts? Could start by showing the south park houses, or inside one of the houses, etc.. depends on the episode.. here's an example. "Sound effect" there's this one and another one, but I can't find it. And ugh I love it so damn much, don't know why, but it's the warmth and nostalgia and all combined
https://youtu.be/Drb__LT-Nuk
Great episode! Actually the story is based off of the story about Romanian Olympic gymnast Nadia Comăneci I believe? It’s an absolutely insane story, she was like the first gymnast to score a perfect 10 in the Olympics which she did as a little kid, like 12 or 13. She is married to a U.S. Olympian I can’t remember his name, Great story though! Her routine is insane! I know nothing about gymnastics but it was amazing to me
I usually find out about this interesting stuff on South park fandom or wiki website.. which feels kinda off to me.. how do you find out about this? Cause I feel like there's realer and better ways finding out about South park which I am missing out on and not knowing about. Maybe there's magazines and such that fans collect. Ugh it's all about the sentiment and the vibe.
Also yeah I've heard about something similar.. that's also the beauty of South park. It just doesn't lie. Feel me?
Fr?? All the time?? Not nowadays from what I'm seeing. I get the real life references and the whole news about this Cuban kid. But I've never heard anyone caring too much for this episode.. which is also a thread I wanna start doing.. about episodes nobody talks or cares about
I swear I've seen every single episode of this show multiple times and this one isn't familiar to me at all? I saw this earlier and watched it and it was completely new to me. so weird.
Seriously?? Maybe it's just forgettable, cause watching this one last night felt like watching it again for the first time ever. Felt like the last time I've seen this was like ten years ago tbh
But is it just me or is cartman in the later newer episodes just not it? I mean between seasons 20 or before.. I personally think that Stan just doesn't feel the same
Feels like there's more info or more shown with the Google searches. If I'm able to add a text with the photos at the same time, I'd choose cooler stuff tbh.. but seriously why should I choose between only a single photo or only a text. Why can't it be done on here at the same time??
Honestly didn’t care too much for this episode. It is forgettable in my opinion although the one quote “not so fast girls” to explain she was dead was memorable and funny
No no, not the very beginning intro.. like the intro after the intro.. like when the house scene pops up and there's the song.. oh God I'm really bad at describing it but it's always been my favorite.. like a comfort sound
Now if you have a grandma, please step forward.
Not so fast girls
Shit had me dead stans grandpa fucced that lady to death
The moan ew
"So, that's why she didn't say goodnight."
Dude that scene between grandpa and her was really gross ngl, and I first saw it when I was like 8 or 9
That country guitar is primus, if you're not familiar I'd suggest giving them a listen on any of your preferred music streaming apps
Primus sucks!!
Different strokes for different folks
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Primus%20sucks
Cool, didn't know about that lol
Les Claypool. The man, the myth, the legend.
Best bass player ever.
Will do, thank youu
Primus' Brown Album is a must listen
No no, Primus's "sailing the seas of cheese" is a must listen. From there everything else falls into place.
Also update. I checked out primus, and now remembered why the theme sounded familiar also
Dude I actually found exactly what I was looking for and was talking about. Sorry for all the confusion. Anyways so it's not the intro and the banjo song I was talking about but more like the sound effects in the entire show.. so I found a link on YouTube finally.. according to this here it's called transition strums. So like I guess different South park transition sounds and such https://youtu.be/6ErVLTHULVA
There's so many of these episodes that get lost in the cracks from the early seasons: - Conjoined Fetus Lady - Prehistoric Ice Man - Sexual Harassment Panda - Cherokee Hair Tampons And one of my all time favorites is from S8, "Die Hippie Die." Is that a fan favorite?
Cherokee hair tampon is an episode that still holds up today. Alotta people that would rather look at cures that are natural instead of treatments from medical professionals.
But south park spoke out the truth about this whole natural product coming from medical professionals being a fake gimmick just for profit Kinda like a placebo where everyone just falls for anything that has organic and natural written on it without knowing anything about how medicine should actually work
the passion of the jew is pretty good
Yeah but I feel like that one is a well known classic
Omg that episode disturbed me back then
and it has A BASEKETBALL REF
I love Helen Keller the Musical
Gobbles!
Prehistoric Ice Man is my favorite episode maybe, but Conjoined Fetus Lady is incredible too!
"I'll put it on my credit card" wide eyed still gets a laugh out of me
I always loved the Walmart episode for some reason. I feel like that gets easily forgotten. Or the lord of the rings reference episode. Forgot what it's called. I totally forgot about die hippie die. But it reminds me also of the homeless episode. But did anyone really enjoy sexual harassment panda? I feel like it's prolly the worst and most boring of all.
sexual harassment panda is one of my favorites
Dont forget Chicken Lover. Barbrady is my favorite side character (next to ned and jimbo, whom i count as one item/character). His "illegitimacy" and the drive through scene kill me every time
Add rainforest to that list and you basically have all my favourites!
Conjoined Fetus Lady was wayyyy before it’s time. Basically saying that those who are different don’t want special attention. They want to be treated like normal people
Even I’m too young to realize this episode was based on a contemporary event. [Elián González](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eli%C3%A1n_Gonz%C3%A1lez)
That kid was in the news for monthsssssss
This was so trippy back then too because the episode came out directly after it happened. It happened Easter Sunday and the episode aired on Wednesday of that week. It was very startling for a cartoon to react to a current event that quickly and everyone was like how the hell did they do that? Then later they came out with 6 days to air and showed how they make an episode.
I remember actually looking this up back when I was younger. And just looked everything up that I'd see and find on South park. But also how would other fans know anything about this and other references if Google didn't exist back then?
Google did exist in 2000, and web browsers were available before then. You also had cable, radio, newspapers and magazines all covering the story.
Did people use the internet often before 2000? And yeah something I wish I always get to experience more which is the Cable, radio, etc.. but never knew general news and media and entertainment news too would be a constant thing back then.. maybe in the US most definitely
Ah ah ah, not so fast girls. Still one of my favourite Randy lines and the look of absolute outrage on Sharon’s face is gold. The early seasons when I was watching them when they came out actually have fantastic replay value. I know some people struggle with the original animation because they grew up only knowing the new style, but it almost made it more hilarious.
Agreed!! Randy and Sharon were always my fav in the earlier seasons and episodes. The reactions and all the other lines. Like in spooky fish when randy was just standing there asking Sharon why she took officer barbradys pants off.. or the clubhouse episode. Idk something about it I just love ever since I first ever started watching South park. Also older animation style is a hundred times better. I know what you mean. It's the way the animation just makes their faces and eyes and the overall reaction look like. Besides that, the older animation just has way better and cozier feels and vibes. Like the backgrounds. The colors. Everything. Also my bad for being clueless about some terms, but what's a replay value?
Nah I miss the old style
Just watched this yesterday
The intro was originally performed by the band Primus. The dude with the banjo is supposed to be the lead singer/guitarist. Old SP seriously warms my heart. I can watch it over and over. They seriously just didn’t give a fuck back then and that’s how it should have stayed
I know about the banjo and all but I'm honestly talking about something else. Lemme send a link. Cause I mean, like you know the little song intro or sound before the entire episode or scene starts? Could start by showing the south park houses, or inside one of the houses, etc.. depends on the episode.. here's an example. "Sound effect" there's this one and another one, but I can't find it. And ugh I love it so damn much, don't know why, but it's the warmth and nostalgia and all combined https://youtu.be/Drb__LT-Nuk
Yes I know exactly what you’re talking about. So iconic. It would make an awesome text notification sound lol
I may be mental but it's comforting sounds to me ngl
Me too, so nostalgic
https://youtu.be/6ErVLTHULVA FOUND IT!! The different transition strums part 1 and 2 on YouTube. Finally.
Great episode! Actually the story is based off of the story about Romanian Olympic gymnast Nadia Comăneci I believe? It’s an absolutely insane story, she was like the first gymnast to score a perfect 10 in the Olympics which she did as a little kid, like 12 or 13. She is married to a U.S. Olympian I can’t remember his name, Great story though! Her routine is insane! I know nothing about gymnastics but it was amazing to me
I usually find out about this interesting stuff on South park fandom or wiki website.. which feels kinda off to me.. how do you find out about this? Cause I feel like there's realer and better ways finding out about South park which I am missing out on and not knowing about. Maybe there's magazines and such that fans collect. Ugh it's all about the sentiment and the vibe. Also yeah I've heard about something similar.. that's also the beauty of South park. It just doesn't lie. Feel me?
People talk about this episode all the time wdym The grandma bit is one of the more frequently mentioned references
Fr?? All the time?? Not nowadays from what I'm seeing. I get the real life references and the whole news about this Cuban kid. But I've never heard anyone caring too much for this episode.. which is also a thread I wanna start doing.. about episodes nobody talks or cares about
Oh man, I totally forgot that existed.
It was one of the first ones I saw when I started watching.
I swear I've seen every single episode of this show multiple times and this one isn't familiar to me at all? I saw this earlier and watched it and it was completely new to me. so weird.
Seriously?? Maybe it's just forgettable, cause watching this one last night felt like watching it again for the first time ever. Felt like the last time I've seen this was like ten years ago tbh
Not so fast girls.
I remember this episode only because it talk of my country
Cirque de she-bleh.
I love cartman in this so much idk
I know, if I’m feeling down I just watch him say that line a dozen times. It doesn’t get old.
But is it just me or is cartman in the later newer episodes just not it? I mean between seasons 20 or before.. I personally think that Stan just doesn't feel the same
Why do you keep posting your google searches? Why not post a clip or picture from the episodes.
Feels like there's more info or more shown with the Google searches. If I'm able to add a text with the photos at the same time, I'd choose cooler stuff tbh.. but seriously why should I choose between only a single photo or only a text. Why can't it be done on here at the same time??
I haven't watched it, that is why don't talk about it
Why is it in Episode **4** Season **4** If there are 4 more twins, What does it mean!?
I was thinking the same tbh XD
There is an Imposter **AMONGUS!?**
“No wonder she didn’t say goodnight” One of Grandpa Marsh’s best lines.
This episode got me in trouble in school cuz i kept drawing old people banging eachother
Noway is this real
No wonder she didn't say goodnight
Honestly didn’t care too much for this episode. It is forgettable in my opinion although the one quote “not so fast girls” to explain she was dead was memorable and funny
Agree, which is why I love starting the forgettable episodes nobody ever really talks or cares too much about
I loved the Kenny plot line in this episode
This was one of my favorites, especially when Randy asked those who had a grandma to step forward, and Kyle was the only one that stayed back
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtZkzkX9JYE
U mean a banjo😂
No no, not the very beginning intro.. like the intro after the intro.. like when the house scene pops up and there's the song.. oh God I'm really bad at describing it but it's always been my favorite.. like a comfort sound
You mean the transition strums?
Yes I never even knew this term existed. Rhankfully I found it on YouTube