[retired_kimmymarlo]

then the Queen splattering her brains against the back wall wouldn't have been... poignant.

[retired_rinkjustice]

true, though one wonders if that scene is cut when they play it in ye olde country.

[DGibb]

so good.

Althrough i thought the enermy was going to be 'The Jews'.

Cartman at the beginning when the new kid walked in \o/

[retired_civilian888]

I thought it was going to be native americans

[retired_snsflip]

Originally posted by Eric Cartman:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by miketheheadlesschicken:
Probably the weakest one so far but that's only cos I've never seen 24.

I haven't either, you only need to have seen adverts for it to get most of the jokes I thought, probably a few in there that didn't mean much to me </BLOCKQUOTE>
I understood most of the jokes but that was more due to presuming that those things happen in 24 rather than knowing it beforehand, which kind of takes the humour out of it.

[retired_civilian888]

Well I presumed the different square screens were part of the show and loved the bit where Cartman's stood next to them

Just watched it again with a lad in work, Cartman at the end is fb

[retired_cassiechi]

Goddammit, cant find any more streaming version of it.

[DebSchiff]

I was sort of hoping for the enemy to be crab people. But they did well not to use them again I feel, would have been a bit too much like playing to the gallery.

[retired_cassiechi]

Found it now...nothing special though...season 11 started out awsome, the last 2 episodes were only quite good.

[retired_brat7]

Satirical US cartoon series South Park has aired a show which features the Queen committing suicide.

In a parody of hit drama series 24, the British monarch is seen to be behind a plot to overthrow the US.

When the plot fails, the cartoon Queen responds by putting a gun in her mouth and shooting herself.

The show, now in its 11th series, has courted controversy before, making fun of the Virgin Mary, Prophet Muhammad, actor Tom Cruise and Scientology.

Actor Isaac Hayes, who was the voice of Chef in the show, quit after the Scientology episode, saying it was insensitive to his "personal spiritual beliefs".

'Grossly insensitive'

An episode which made fun of TV naturalist Steve Irwin just weeks after his death also drew criticism last year.

The Australian star was seen at a party with the stingray that killed him last September hanging from his chest.

John Beyer, of TV watchdog Mediawatch, called it "grossly insensitive".

The latest episode also features US presidential contender Hilary Clinton.

It is not yet known whether the episode will be shown in the UK, where South Park is broadcast by the Paramount Comedy channel.

knew that would get some sort of publicity over here yeah they'll stop showing it cause we all love the Monarchy in this country :thup: