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Kenny is such a loving, caring brother towards Karen. Buying her a doll and donning his Mysterion getup just to talk to her and reassure her while the two are in foster care…how sweet
The “you’re getting old” episode is one that should be on the list. The nostalgia and loss you feel from inevitable change is something South Park truly captures in its show’s development.
Kyle accepting Ike as his adoptive brother when Ike is scared to get his circumcision and when Kyle hugs Ike after he wants Kyle to make the dead celebrity ghosts go away is super sweet.
Ever since that Hawaii episode about Butters, thanks to him I saw Kenny in a different light. Sure the movie overwhelmingly established that long before that episode, but to me, that only shows what he was willing to do for his friends. Butters showed me what he's willing to do with just about anyone else.
Tender, heartfelt moments like all those with Kenny's noble side and Butters' reassuringly optimistic view on life have helped elevate the show far beyond the likes of what are usually classed as its competitors like Family Guy or Bob's Burgers and solidify its place as one of the best animated shows of all time! While I'm glad Stan's very relatable speech at the end of the pandemic special made it in, I wish his reunion with his friends and family in the fixed future at the end of the Post COVID: Return of COVID special made it in too; it was actually quite heartwarming considering how much his life had turned out for the worse in the COVID future.
“Raisins” is my all time favorite episode. I was a goth/punk kid when that episode came out and the “beautiful sadness” monologue has been burned in my brain since.
How the heck does nobody else remember that but the 4 of us!? That scene from the movie is one of my all time favorite movie scenes ever. The emotion that Ed Harris was able to produce was stunning. Plus it was horrible having to watch Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio drown, so to see her come back was beautiful.
For it's Tweek vs. Craig. Mr. Adler misses his dead wife because he never goodbye. When Kenny died,he saw his dead wife. He told her he didn't feel better when he said goodbye to her. She's said "Saying goodbye doesn't mean anything,It's the time you spend with them"
9:27 Cartman: "Thanks To Stan Marsh, I Decided Something: I Will Never Murder Animals Again. I Will Never Act, Like I'm Not In The Same Situation as Everyone Else Around Me. I Will Never Deny Feeling Pain. I Will Never Hide My Pain."
For me, Stan offering to donate his kidney to Kyle even though they weren’t compatible matches. It just goes to show he would do anything to save his super best friend ❤❤
The one will always stick with me is the ending of the pandemic specials where Stan is now in the space force and when he comes home, he gives both is mom and Shelly a big hug. It's like he is just legit happy to see them. ❤
11:55 Cartman's statement to Kyle, although for a selfish reason, still hits hard. Cartman knows Kyle is a fighter (mostly against him); this is nothing to him.
Cartman giving Kyle CPR was solely for the purpose of getting his balls sucked. And the reason it was so emotional was because they spoofed the scene from The Abyss almost word for word 😂
I was 13-14 when the Raisins episode first aired and I was currently going through my first break up. That episode (along with Make Love, Not Warcraft) has been my favorite for just that reason. I related so much to Stan after this break up with Wendy, although I was more emo than goth, and to this day I can still recite Butters speech word by word.
I relate to Kyle and Ike. I'm 28 and have a 9 y/o brother and we get along real well. We're always hanging out I teach him what I know about being a good man. I'll be tired as hell but I never tell him no
Have been watch south park since 2001, and for me the most touching episode was the one featuring Britney Spears (season 12, episode 2), the reality shown was too harsh and it was so heart breaking to see her die!! :(.
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My theory, cartman is actually gay and he's always had a crush on Kyle and doesn't want to be rejected so he bashes Kyle but to not make him or anyone suspicious, he's a racist against everyone to throw them off
I guess there are already comments about this, but Cartman giving Kyle CPR is a reference to a movie directed by James Cameron called The Abyss. It is basically the same scene.
11:58 - Clearly, you guys don't know about your film history. The CPR scene is a direct lift from the James Cameron classic The Abyss (the scene where Bud gets Lindsey back to the rig after she drowns, and the entire crew tries to resuscitate her).
Do you remember when butters pretend to have balls in his chin? His parents watched that reality show with butters grandma, and she had a heart attack later, what if that lady is the same grandmother and she's angry with butters for that and becoming his bully? Just saying
I think the scene where Cartman revives Kyle was taken from the movie The Abyss. (And yes, it was a total act of selfishness by Cartman.) But yeah, South Park can do some surprisingly "touching" things sometimes.
6:55 sounds like me and my boyfriend...and yes we are both guys and has had this talk before and i can say...that episode gave me the spark i need to be with him even more...im gonna go a-and...a-and have him wi-with me in my heart (minus all the yaoi fanart)
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Kenny is such a loving, caring brother towards Karen. Buying her a doll and donning his Mysterion getup just to talk to her and reassure her while the two are in foster care…how sweet
Plus he is the only one who never picks on butters.
Kenny's Little Sister Is Better, Than Her Name.
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how nice
The “you’re getting old” episode is one that should be on the list. The nostalgia and loss you feel from inevitable change is something South Park truly captures in its show’s development.
Well they mean wholesome or somber that’s was downright depressing
Kyle accepting Ike as his adoptive brother when Ike is scared to get his circumcision and when Kyle hugs Ike after he wants Kyle to make the dead celebrity ghosts go away is super sweet.
Ever since that Hawaii episode about Butters, thanks to him I saw Kenny in a different light. Sure the movie overwhelmingly established that long before that episode, but to me, that only shows what he was willing to do for his friends. Butters showed me what he's willing to do with just about anyone else.
Tender, heartfelt moments like all those with Kenny's noble side and Butters' reassuringly optimistic view on life have helped elevate the show far beyond the likes of what are usually classed as its competitors like Family Guy or Bob's Burgers and solidify its place as one of the best animated shows of all time!
While I'm glad Stan's very relatable speech at the end of the pandemic special made it in, I wish his reunion with his friends and family in the fixed future at the end of the Post COVID: Return of COVID special made it in too; it was actually quite heartwarming considering how much his life had turned out for the worse in the COVID future.
This is definitely a case of a show, you don’t jump to conclusions on, because this show can have some wholesome moments
“Raisins” is my all time favorite episode. I was a goth/punk kid when that episode came out and the “beautiful sadness” monologue has been burned in my brain since.
Despite Kyle's "screw you guys, I'm going home" I love that Michael of the Goth Kids stays friends with Stan
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That scene where Cartman revives Kyle was actually a parody of a scene from The Abyss 😂 loved that movie as a kid and I know it well
How the heck does nobody else remember that but the 4 of us!? That scene from the movie is one of my all time favorite movie scenes ever. The emotion that Ed Harris was able to produce was stunning. Plus it was horrible having to watch Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio drown, so to see her come back was beautiful.
@@ghonko Make it 5 of us :) Still love this movie and I recognized the reference immetitly.
Cartman brining Kyle back to life is taken from the movie Abyss. Almost word for word.
South Park is a fun show with hilarious, bizarre and most of all wholesome moments.
For it's Tweek vs. Craig. Mr. Adler misses his dead wife because he never goodbye. When Kenny died,he saw his dead wife. He told her he didn't feel better when he said goodbye to her. She's said "Saying goodbye doesn't mean anything,It's the time you spend with them"
I think a really touching moment is when Cartman saved Kyle’s life by giving him CPR. The fact that Eric Cartman knows CPR is very sweet
I wouldn't call it touching since the only reason he did that is because he wanted kyle to suck his balls
If kyle dies cartmans world crumble
@@skylineXpert remember when Kenny was gone for a whole episode not through death (excluding the very end)? 😉
I’d also include cartman sacrificing his happiness for the future in the special
Ok let's not forget he revived Kyle mostly to get him to suck his balls 😂
Butters' speech to his abusive pos grandma was one of the coolest ways to say 'f__k you' to someone
Seeing Barbrady in such a rough condition, especially with his dog, broke my heart.🥺♥️
Same
I like The List, where Stan is willing to put aside his animosity towards Wendy to ask her for help because Kyle is upset.
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9:27 Cartman: "Thanks To Stan Marsh, I Decided Something: I Will Never Murder Animals Again.
I Will Never Act, Like I'm Not In The Same Situation as Everyone Else Around Me. I Will Never Deny
Feeling Pain. I Will Never Hide My Pain."
I can really relate to Stan’s Emotional Speech about the Covid Pandemic and all the Misery we went through while we were on Lockdown 😢
For me, Stan offering to donate his kidney to Kyle even though they weren’t compatible matches. It just goes to show he would do anything to save his super best friend ❤❤
I argree with you. That was probably my favorite moment of it. There is probably more I can add as well.
I think the speech principal Victoria gave Wendy gave about breast cancer was super touching and deserved a spot on this list
Thanks for the List and Video 😀
The one will always stick with me is the ending of the pandemic specials where Stan is now in the space force and when he comes home, he gives both is mom and Shelly a big hug.
It's like he is just legit happy to see them. ❤
I know it might not be funny but the fact that it’s “surprisingly” is pretty funny since it’s South Park lol
Officer Barbrady's dog scene broke my heart
The scene where cartman gives cpr to Kyle is straight from “The Abyss”!
Kenny’s actual death made me cry 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Number 13 needs to be number 1 I cried when Kenny died in that episode
11:55 Cartman's statement to Kyle, although for a selfish reason, still hits hard. Cartman knows Kyle is a fighter (mostly against him); this is nothing to him.
Touching moments in SP is special because of what we are normally use to in the characters/show. I'm always in awe and in teary.
Cartman giving Kyle CPR was solely for the purpose of getting his balls sucked. And the reason it was so emotional was because they spoofed the scene from The Abyss almost word for word 😂
The most touching was the Scott Tenorman's. I couldn't stop crying...
I was 13-14 when the Raisins episode first aired and I was currently going through my first break up. That episode (along with Make Love, Not Warcraft) has been my favorite for just that reason. I related so much to Stan after this break up with Wendy, although I was more emo than goth, and to this day I can still recite Butters speech word by word.
I'm already crying
Chef didn't quit he had a stroke and couldn't speak for himself and died 3 days later.
Literally whenever Butters and Ike are on screen are when South Park are when it’s wholesome.
2:03 - guys… *look* ! It’s *THEM COLLIES!*
Kenny sacrifice in the South Park movie touched me. It made me cry so hard. Kenny is my favoraite character
I love Mojo's South Park video's
12:00 mostly reminded me to the scene from abyss
Mr Garrison's Character has touched me in unexpected places...
I relate to Kyle and Ike. I'm 28 and have a 9 y/o brother and we get along real well. We're always hanging out I teach him what I know about being a good man. I'll be tired as hell but I never tell him no
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4:03 all of us including the victims of parental abuse, we salute you butters.
Have been watch south park since 2001, and for me the most touching episode was the one featuring Britney Spears (season 12, episode 2), the reality shown was too harsh and it was so heart breaking to see her die!! :(.
Mr. Mackey and Miss Demeanor? It was a brief encounter, but nice.
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The "Post Covid" special should be on here, either the "I forgive you" montage, or everyone meeting up again in the good future.
Beautiful sadness line from butters it was truly wise
I can't take these shut downs anymore, I wasn't confused until ppl started telling me I was. Lol this shit is hilarious. Gotta love it
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That might be the best South Park Movie reference in that episode 10:22
BUTTERS GETS REAL WITH HIS GRANDMA😂😂😂😂
the *picture* man that was a *huge* tear jerker
Ladder to heaven makes me cry like baby
12:08 actually South Park was doing a call-back reference to The Abyss when Mastrantonio's character had drowned.
Keep it up on your work and this video and channel
I ❤️ this video and channel
Thanks you for your video and channel
Keep moving forward
Stand up for yourself
Stand tall and be brave
Speak up for yourself
Stay strong
Stay positive
Be grateful
Be humble
Be yourself
Act of kindness people
Love yourself first and most
Believe in yourself
Quitters never win and winners never quit
Don't give up and never give in
Ignore those who try to discourage you
Hang on to your dreams
Take care of yourself
Take control of own destiny
You don't mean it when you keep spamming this in every video
My theory, cartman is actually gay and he's always had a crush on Kyle and doesn't want to be rejected so he bashes Kyle but to not make him or anyone suspicious, he's a racist against everyone to throw them off
Dammit... why am I crying 😢 😭
Seeing Stan help his grandpa makes me wish I knew my grandpa. RIP JaJa Edward
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I guess there are already comments about this, but Cartman giving Kyle CPR is a reference to a movie directed by James Cameron called The Abyss. It is basically the same scene.
Do a list of worst things Kyle has done
South Park is good at making us laugh but it also knows how to make us cry too.
11:58 - Clearly, you guys don't know about your film history. The CPR scene is a direct lift from the James Cameron classic The Abyss (the scene where Bud gets Lindsey back to the rig after she drowns, and the entire crew tries to resuscitate her).
#13 Believe it or not, that one actually got to me.
Thank you for welcoming me to watch mojo
Stan’s parents getting divorced did it for me.
Do you remember when butters pretend to have balls in his chin? His parents watched that reality show with butters grandma, and she had a heart attack later, what if that lady is the same grandmother and she's angry with butters for that and becoming his bully? Just saying
I’m glad I’m not the only one who had a hard time watching the officer and his dog. I can’t even re-watch that episode
Kenny is the best.
I think the scene where Cartman revives Kyle was taken from the movie The Abyss. (And yes, it was a total act of selfishness by Cartman.)
But yeah, South Park can do some surprisingly "touching" things sometimes.
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The moment that touched me the weirdest was Jared with his footlong
South park may be offensive as heck.. its heart is just as wide spread.
6:05 Now, everybody knows that Tweek and Craig were just gaslit into a relationship, don't they?
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Circumcision is ghastly!
Rebecca you're the best
You did not show the ending of when kenny goes to heaven being greeted! >:[
which episode touched me in unexpected places you ask? how about 'a boy and a priest' hooooooooooooooo
6:55 sounds like me and my boyfriend...and yes we are both guys and has had this talk before and i can say...that episode gave me the spark i need to be with him even more...im gonna go a-and...a-and have him wi-with me in my heart (minus all the yaoi fanart)
I hope you deaed on Bloody Eagle
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We need more caring big brother Kenny in season 27 asap
How a Adult Show does wholesome moments right.
SO KENNY IS AN ANGEL.!?!
Its funny I listen to this with south park marking fun of scientology only to get ads for scientology in the commercial breaks
Cartman's CPR scene is based on a scene in the movie The Abyss
Doctors don't do Bris circumcisions, that is a Mohel
I'm gonna strongly disagree with "circumcision isn't as bad as it sounds" it does a lot more harm than good
# 8 is a word for word a parody of the movie "the abyss".
LMAOOOO CHEF DIED AND CRAPPED HIS PANTS
CHEF’S FUNERAL
i like how this rando beat the big burly nord the magickal elf girl and that horse theif over there
Kenny dies/cartman cries with Kyle
This show knows when to show hearth ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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@@marcjameswhelan It means comfort of home, illiterate.
I’m also blood type O 😂
If the Judge Let Ike Belong to the Brofloski's he would still be in America, and Away from his Birth Parents in Canada.
Your getting old should be #1 and on the list
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