The episode as a whole is pretty good. Specifically the parts about dealing with mental issues in any kind of relationship. Being able to empathize is a very important thing, and in this country most people seem so caught up in self worship they are too busy to notice anyone not on the screen of an electronic device. The ending however was such a reach to massage the political scrotum of the left. Yes, maybe some things are better left off social media but where was this preachy garbage during the last administration. The previous PREZ, in his 2nd term had way more postings, and said way more offensive stuff. It was just directed at a different group. So that's ok I guess. I still love the show but where is the greats like "RAINFORST" where a beautiful Jenifer Aniston gives us a new look at the world. South Park was a show that let us see the world with new, Fresh eyes, Like a breath of fresh air on a crisp fall day. Like "The Red Badge of Gayness" OR :Cherokee hair Tampons" I always felt refreshed after every show. Now every show seeps to come from a California echo chamber. Maybe they need to move back to Colorado to get some perspective back but the newer shows are not objective like when the show began, or even the first 16yrs of the show. One thing I do know, If this continues the fan base from the beginning will not say forever. I understand we all need to grow but the growth of people can be manipulate like a tree and if the growth is forced too much it becomes more of a problem than a beautiful aesthetic or may even kill itself off. Please don't kill off a great part of our history. One of the only things left alive from the grunge age.
Review of Put It Down
