The name of last Wednesday night's South Park episode was "It's a Jersey Thing", NOT "New Jersey". Please get your facts straight. Thank you.

I liked this episode "Its a Jersey thing" very much. The way snooki was potrayed was owesome. Even Arnold was accurately imitated and the Real Housewifes were hammered well.

To p: I think your deeper thoughts about whatever you thought about the episode makes sense. But it just reminded me of this one episode from South Park called The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs where the boys write a disgusting and stupid story that is completely nonsense and other adults end up reading the story and adults thought it has really deep meanings about whatever but boys just wrote that story just for sake of being gross and funny. I thought South Park captured characteristics of Jersey Shore people real well. And Snooki looks just like the real one. Ha.

Matt & Trey had one of their all-time bests on last night ! It was GREAT ! The only one that made me laugh more and r eflect more was "Major Boobage".

Funny. And I think the use of Al Quaida has a deeper meaning than some people get. Our war with AL Quaids (not Islam, just AlQaida's version) is a cultural one. Similarly, all of America should be in a cultural war with Jersey Shore, the Real Housewives and MTV in general. There has been an explosion of "reality" TV that depicts America in some of the most disgusting ways and has hte potential of degrading values by making the values of the "reality" tv stars seem accpetable. For example, the cast of the Jersey Shore seem to place no restrictions on "smooshing," and make sexual promiscuity seem okay. South Park goes far in suggesting this "cultural war" is worse than the war with Al Quaida. But it is arguable whether the silent destruction to our culture and values being committed by such shows is indeed as bad as the visible war with Al Quaida.