Own these fantastic South Park episodes on DVD, which offer sweet extras as well. These episodes were chosen for their laugh factor and their classic South Park plots.
1. 'South Park - The Passion of the Jew'
This episode of South Park has been hailed by critics and fans alike. The episode parodies any extremist views in religion, pride and Hollywood. Not only should this episode be required viewing for fans, it should be required viewing for anyone who blindly follows a faith as depicted in movies.
2. 'Christmas in South Park'
Mr. Hankey the Christmas Poo and Charlie Manson host two touching holiday episodes. Plus, bonus material shows Trey Parker and Matt Stone in their hot tub discussing how fames has changed their lives.3. 'South Park - Insults to Injuries'
This collection of four episodes features the funniest moments in recent years. At the top of the sick-o-meter is "Cripple Fight," following quickly by "Proper Condom Use." For sheer Cartman evil, you get "Scott Tenorman Must Die." And finally, see the one that breaks the rules, "It Hits the Fan." Bonus material would be nice to have, but get over it.4. 'South Park - Timmy'
Here's a great snapshot that follows the arc of a beloved character, Timmy. Introduce yourself to Timmy with "Timmy 2000." Then follow Timmy back in time in "4th Grade." You'll get all misty when you watch "Helen Keller, The Musical." And finally, watch "The Tooth Fairy's Tats 2000" and wonder why it's included on a DVD about Timmy.5. 'South Park - Winter Wonderland'
In "A Very Crappy Christmas," we meet the family of Mr. Hankey (the Christmas Poo). We also get to enjoy Trey Parker and Matt Stone's original video Christmas card "The Spirit of Christmas." I squeeze my cheeks together every time I see "Cartman's Silly Little Hate Crime 2000." I cringe, too, watching "Something You Can Do with Your Finger."6. 'South Park - Ghouls, Ghosts and Underpants Gnomes'
The "Underpants Gnomes" is one of my favorites because of, well, the underpants gnomes! I giggle every time. I also love "Trapper Keeper" because of the nostalgia of Trapper Keepers (yes, I had one) and because they make fun of "Dawson's Creek." You also get two Halloween specials.7. 'South Park - The Chef Experience'
If you can't get enough Chef, get this DVD. This set contains three great episodes, "Chef Aid," "Chef Aid: Behind the Menu" and "Succubus." As a bonus, the DVD includes the episode "Rainforest Schmainforest" and the music video for "Chef's Chocolate Salty Balls".