South Park: All About Mormons Reaction (Season 7, Episode 12)

South Park: All About Mormons Reaction (Season 7, Episode 12)
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[@SeyaDiakite7]

It was based on an experience Trey Parker had with a Mormon neighbor

[@Forrest1989]

They said that this episode was hard for them to do, because they wanted to rip on their beliefs without being too mean to them.

[@alazaythegamer6636]

Mmm interesting

[@Billybobjenkins987]

​​​@@Forrest1989they really respect mormons i think, because they made it a rule for several seasons that mormons were the only ones allowed in heaven because they were right. Probably a joke, but they could have chosen any religion or subsect of chrstianity

[@ELEcomments]

I know a mormon couple. They are simple folk and don't have much but they are some of the most patient, kindest people I've ever met.

[@JustinCoasters]

I thought it was a girlfriend

[@ElectroNeko_GoldenGlow]

What i like about the episode is how they make fun the religion like they do with every other religion, but they show that Mormon family as good wholesome people

[@fiverx2159]

Nice people who are not living in reality and are exceptionally gullible.

[@strawberrylotlizard]

Or a underage girl ​@@EdenMB-w3x

[@DaKing540]

Tell that to the little boys lmao

[@user-fe6qp4mf1m]

Yeah sure thing😅

[@wavemoon]

The family dynamic is nice and wholesome until you stop being a mormon and you are just treated as a blck sheep by your family.

[@chrisbardsley9290]

I was raised mormon, my family was one of the originals in Missouri and Illinois. The religion is ridiculous, its not Christianity, but Mormons are some of the most friendly people you will ever meet. And they can be ridiculously happy and seem perfect

[@jessbellis9510]

Unless you're "abnormal" like being gay or wanting to leave the religion.

[@Jack_Ragnarsson]

Exactly. It's a very superficial and fake happiness in most of my experiences with Mormons. They are a strange bunch.

[@causti9744]

It's not Catholic or Protestant christianity, but christianity nonetheless. Believing in the bible and Jesus as your lord and saviour sounds pretty christian to me at least.

[@GTHEBEAST2]

⁠@@causti9744their religious book is different and altered from the Bible . I don’t know much about Mormons so I would like to be informed

[@marcstein2510]

They also allow polygamy like the taliban and ISIS

[@bozzwick]

They have a Mormon musical, “the Book of Mormon” it’s the only musical I’ve ever gone to. Loved it. Went on to win 9 Tony awards!

[@canadianmonarchist6357]

Same here It was so good that I actually went to meet the missionaries and now im a mormon

[@bozzwick]

@@canadianmonarchist6357 I still have my Playbill, LDS took out THREE full page ads in it, so gotta respect that 😂.

[@JustinCoasters]

I love the story how Mormon's bought ads in the playbill and said "You've seen the play, Now go read the book. The Book is always better" which is hilarious

[@Billybobjenkins987]

​@canadianmonarchist6357 thats actually hilarious. I bet they actually appreciated the play, because i guarantee you werent the only one to convert because of that.

[@canadianmonarchist6357]

@@Billybobjenkins987 We do have a few and we will pay for ad space in the playbill itself and occasionally the elder and sister missionaries will stand outside and offer copies of the book of mormon

[@cobrallama6236]

KZbin Alyssa Grenfell (that's her channel name, at least) reacted to this episode from the perspective of an ex-Mormon (as she grew up as one). She said, I think, that its all essentially accurate, the depiction of their beliefs and behaviors, but noted that they left out the darker side of it. But also admitted, I think, that it isn't always apparent on the surface and that obviously a lot of Mormons are still good people.

[@Jack_Ragnarsson]

True many of them are good people... just gullible as fuck. They did leave out a lot like how Joseph smith was a polygamist and also was known to be a scammer. It's a cult... they dont like being called that but it is what it is.

[@mattchtx]

The Mormon church talks about most of this stuff now, but I watched this with my family when it was new and none of us had ever heard it and thought it was made up. The fact the church hid this stuff while SP told the truth was a big reason we aren’t Mormon anymore. A religion having crazy stories isn’t really anything special. But a religion that lies to its followers is harder to accept. There was always a saying in that church that “the people aren’t perfect but the church is”. I think that’s mostly backwards. The church itself might be full of shit, but the people are mostly kind and good. South Park always shows it that way.

[@stuartcluff5841]

When I was a child, there was an old house that the Mormons would never go to which spread rumors around the playground. Turned out the owner of the house as a pastor who grew up Mormon and knew how to counter every agrueement they try at him.

[@robbob5302]

Joseph Smith was an actual person. That much is universally agreed. (Everything else about this person is very much debated.)

[@Greatwealthgentleman]

Dum dum dum dum dumb

[@blaketindle4703]

They animated EXACTLY what is in the Book of Mormon and it’s so crazy it makes for a hilarious episode all on its own!😂

[@knight9806]

Matt and Trey also made a Broadway musical about the mormon faith: the Book of Mormon. and there is a movie coming.

[@brandonhaygood5286]

Where did you hear that there was a movie coming?

[@rn.6.7.06]

@@brandonhaygood5286 I heard they had a movie in production, and that it was going to be a musical. The only thing I've heard about The Book of Mormon was in a reddit comment thread under one of my posts where someone said "probably", probably wishful thinking. There has been no official information relating the movie that Matt and Trey are producing to The Book of Mormon other than the fact that they're both musicals.

[@knight9806]

@@brandonhaygood5286 I heard it a few years ago on a podcast. But its still in development. It as a imdb page. No idea if and when it comes out

[@brettvandermeer5297]

The fuck is Broudway xD it's an A not a U

[@SUMeg]

Bros working overtime south park,boondocks, and rick and morty in one day. My night shift is blessed

[@DisfunktionalTV]

Have a good shift fam!

[@Totalflixy]

Should know by now homie from the Scientology episode. Matt and Trey don’t play when poking at a religion. This is straight up near 1:1 on the Mormon faith. They even made a musical about it too 🤣

[@JustinCoasters]

Except the Mormon's had a positive kind response.

[@MMAGurusMom-zm3tn]

​​@@JustinCoasters Yeah DUH did you not watch the episode? Mormons aren't negative, they're just dumdumdumdumdum

[@Robby_C]

People def didn't buy into the Mormon thing that easily. Joseph Smith was from a few towns over from me in NY and basically got kicked out of town and pushed further and further west until they ended up in Utah.

[@christofferjenzen78]

And got murdered along with his brother by a mob while in jail in a pretty uncool fashion. He was running for....some political position but "his followers" were clearly not having any of that. I think,been a while since i read about him.

[@Robby_C]

@@christofferjenzen78 yeah, I’ve forgotten most of the specifics. Once they got out west those guys didn’t play around. They basically became their own militia for a long time.

[@edwardoscissormanos469]

About 14 years ago, i'm chatting with a Mormon girl named Sinnemon at a work party. She asked what I know about Mormons after she told me her name is Mormon. I relayed everything I could remember from this episode, and surprised she said I was pretty accurate. I brought up the angels, gold tablets in a hat and seer stones and everything.

[@christofferjenzen78]

Wait,so she was Mormon AND HER NAME was Mormon? That is a little on the nose. But as long as her last name wasn't Jorah, It's all good.

[@edwardoscissormanos469]

@@christofferjenzen78 I wanna say her name was actually spelled like "Cinnamon" but she pronounced it like "Cinmon" but she definitely said it was a common mormon girl's name. Thats all I can remember. cute you think i said her name is literally "mormon" but no

[@ellat2691]

@@edwardoscissormanos469 but you did "after she told me her name is Mormon"

[@edwardoscissormanos469]

@@ellat2691 Her name is not Jewish, Hindu, or Nordic. Her name is Mormon.

[@CheerfullyCynical829]

Cinnamon? Mmmmm. Is that what she tasted like, you ol' dog you?? 😂😂

[@johndough3809]

As a former Mormon (I left before this episode). This ish is really what they believe and how they act. It’s the weirdest cult like group I’ve personally experienced. They kept tabs on me through asking the some of my family members how I was doing in casual conversations. They I’d get them sent to my house, had to jump through hoops to get my records completely remove. After like a dozen visits over a few years, finally I had to just be very frankly dickish (I’m usually not) about telling why I think this it’s BS, but happy for them if it works for them. Last time I had them come to my house. This episode was a banger (for my IMMEDIATE family anyway) TL;DR: this episode is 🔥, accurate, and Mormons are weird, as someone who still loves many of them in my family.

[@bozzwick]

Also left like two decades ago. With also a decent part of my family being members still. I’m labeled as an apostate now, not hyperbole. Weird part is the ones still in are really intellectually gifted, like actual university professors (not BYU 😂). I really don’t get it how they bought into it. But hey, maybe they know something I don’t 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@Jack_Ragnarsson]

I had the same experience trying to leave. It was a fuckin nightmare to deal with. I left in 2004 but didnt get my records officially removed until 2013. Luckily I'm left alone now... the years of harassment is no joke. Part of why it's such a cult.

[@olmosti4464]

is being nice weird?

[@Aiveq]

@@olmosti4464 it is when norm set to be an ahole

[@johndough3809]

@@olmosti4464 I wouldn’t describe coming to my house and asking for me by name after I left the church, moved to another part of town, and continuing to visit after I told them I wasn’t interested, as being nice. That IS very weird, creepy and borderline harassment.

[@TheNaughtySenpai]

I grew up Mormon (now non religious) but don't really remember much about the teachings in detail. From what i do remember, this is more or less along the lines of what is believed. What i do know for a fact however is that Mormons have been some of the friendliest, welcoming, and selfless people I've ever known. From my experiences, they don't really try to force their religion on people. If a missionary comes to your door you just have to let them know that you aren't interested and they'll carry on after wishing you a nice day.

[@mage1439]

It's a shame that same kindness is often not extended to family members who decide they want to leave. Scientology has nothing on Mormons for making someone dead to them.

[@TheNaughtySenpai]

@@mage1439 I feel like that's situational. I left the church and my family and all the members of the specific group I was a part of still treated me with kindness and even helped me move.

[@canadianmonarchist6357]

@@mage1439 Shunning is not supported by the church and any latter day saint who does it is doing so in disregard of the doctrine and teachings of the prophet and the restored church

[@mage1439]

@@canadianmonarchist6357 That's funny, because it 100% happens very often.

[@canadianmonarchist6357]

@@mage1439 Maybe in your ward but our ward does not and we still have former members at our events

[@itsa-itsagames]

Dum dum dum dum dum 😅😅 I do love the ending to this though, great episode!

[@exodustimes4266]

Stan is definitely Randy’s kid 😂😂😂

[@paulschuckman6604]

I did a bunch of research on Mormonism and found the Utah Mormons and Philadelphia Mormons believe drastically differently things. Baha'is also have their own beliefs about Joseph Smith.

[@blaketindle4703]

13:09 lmao even the most devout Mormons would never say this is the part of the Joseph Smith story that proves he was for real!😂

[@thunderbeast2126]

Hello Stan! 2:37

[@CheerfullyCynical829]

That's sooooooo cute

[@jessbellis9510]

As an Aussie these types of families creep me the hell out. The overly happy, super friendly all the time, always "wholesome" family. It just seems really fake and dishonest. Aussies prefer people to be upfront and someone who can take the piss.

[@Aiveq]

aussies must be miserable people then

[@stevenmckee6134]

Aussie ex Mormon here. You'd be surprised how many of these overly happy, friendly, wholesome Mormon families are here

[@CheerfullyCynical829]

Before AI literally takes over all our lives, try to get in as many wholesome family game nights as you can. Tick tock, tick tock.

[@loganleroy8622]

Yeah, no. These families really are just that happy. They have very tight knit family units and of course they fight, but they will always help out. They aren’t being deceptive.

[@LilJonesy12832]

10:28 That face of Cartman was funny AF

[@TnT_F0X]

2:50 You know who says 'Don't judge a book by it's cover?' People who don't read books. The Cover is literally the best way to figure out what's a book contains without reading the whole thing. Title and an eye catching image on the front, and a summary of what's inside on the back... The Cover is what the Author wants readers to see first, 10000% Judge it.

[@mage1439]

Nah, the author rarely has any say on the cover. The cover is what the PUBLISHER wants the reader to see first.

[@girlsqaudb9193]

5:25 🤣🤣🤣again with the hot pockets

[@blaketindle4703]

How most of us learned about the Mormon religion. Love this episode! Dum dum dum dum dum 😂

[@tylerchapin2207]

4:28 oh he knows

[@TheAbominableDrFaustus]

I have a lot of Mormon aunts and uncles and stuff and this episode always makes me laugh.

[@rodneybever9583]

I moved to Utah back in 97 and this is the way they are. I am atheist and have only been greeted with smiles from Mormons I talked to about it. I was a little weirded out then by how nice they are but after this many years I can't ever imagine moving away.

[@MMAGurusMom-zm3tn]

Jodi Hildebrandt is certainly super nice isn't she?

[@Raven5150]

Its mixed reactions when mormons and ex mormons react to this video the hard core mormons hate it but most of em see the humor

[@williamhardee8863]

I’m surprised you haven’t reacted to this one already.

[@Keiyon95]

4:30 That's basically the joke of the ad-libs lol

[@oeny6040]

Iirc this is the episode that canonically made the Mormons the only religion to go in heaven. In the SP universe anyway.

[@TheCsel]

that was a different episode. But later Heaven changed the rules to let others in, because they needed more people to fight Satan. Except for asians.

[@skapunker1986]

I can be mistaken, but i think the episode your referencing is "Do Handicapped people go to Hell" and its followup episode "Maby" And later there are some other references to the mormons in Heavan, specifically one where Mormons welcome Sadam Hussein into heaven.

[@mage1439]

@@skapunker1986 Yes, it was those episodes. I watched them today. And the second episode is called Probably.

[@ZombieCrash14]

i just got home. Made pizza + wings, thank you for watching one of my favorite episodes as soon as i saw the mormon kid i was hyped asf. love your reactions keep up the good work compa ❤

[@CheerfullyCynical829]

Tell the truth. You didn't make a pizza. You heated up a DiGiornos. Or Freschetta.

[@ZombieCrash14]

@@CheerfullyCynical829 you right it was take out that I microwaved 💀

[@welsh-cymru1588]

As an athiest that's how I see all religions "DUMB DUMB DUMB DUMB DUMB" 😂

[@TheEyez187]

For the Algorithm Baby!! Come on People, you know the drill; let's go!!

[@Fishorelly]

Let's run it, baby. Let's get it. Let's go!

[@JustinCoasters]

Apparently Mormon community weren't really offended with this episode and said it had no long-lasting effect on the Church. VERY Different from Scientologists

[@manuelgarcia8858]

Joseph smith is in fact a real person and the religious leader and founder of Mormonism. It was first done in New York before Utah was more populated.

[@funkiflow]

I met some Mormons, when I was going to see the Book of Mormon musical here in Germany. Now this musical has been produced by the creators of South Park (they have written the music, lyrics, dialogues and even sang the songs as demos). This musical absolutely ridicules the whole Mormon faith. These Mormons were actually using the occasion to promote their faith to others. Those were actual Mormons from the US on a mission in Germany. A friend of mine asked them, what they think of the musical and they said they liked it and did not care, if it makes fun of them. I wished to have talked longer to them, but we were late for the musical and that is why we had to go in. I also researched what some Mormons said about it on the internet and they generally like the musical, they even use it to promote their faith on their website ("The book is always better” and “You’ve seen the play, now read the book.”) Say about Mormons, what you want. But they seem to be able to take a joke and be generally nice about it. If we would all be a little bit like that (and not get offended with every occasion), society would be much better.

[@Chasm9]

Fun Fact: This is how all religions started. Some phony guy made up a goofy story about god talking to him and persuaded impressionable gullible naive insecure people that it's all true.

[@kyoai]

It might also be that some of these "prophets" just had mental issues, like hearing voices, making them believe that they hear god.

[@christofferjenzen78]

This one takes the cake though. Jesus lived in Missouri,god punished native americans by turning their skin red? I mean,good god...who likely doesn't exist by the way.

[@Chasm9]

@@christofferjenzen78 yeah it's batshit crazy 🤣 that and scientology

[@Chasm9]

@@kyoai yes, but many people today are like that - they hear voices, are psychotic, etc - but it's up to people not to believe them :) and that is a matter of education. :)

[@sandygonzalez9701]

Just discovered your channel and as a huge South Park Fanstic I lived your reaction 🤣🥰... You Got A New Follower In Texas 💜...

[@CheerfullyCynical829]

I'm an atheist but Gary and his family are wonderful people. Way too wholesome for South Park. I hope they moved. South Park would destroy them.

[@victor2641]

Think they did

[@SeekingHisWill78]

Man can actually carry a tune!

[@jamesvonborcke]

Worked at a company where I was the only non-Mormon in the place, and I have to say, they do seem to be bright and cheery folks... At least, the ones that were born/raised Mormon. There was one guy there who had converted to Mormonism in his late 30s. He was quite judgmental and openly bigoted (mostly against women, but other forms would manifest from time to time). Hated working with him, but everyone else were like living embodiment of the expression "peachy keen." Sometimes wondered if I needed to check the server room for pods. Boss had an unusual fascination with my tattoos; Always got excited when he saw me with a new one.

[@timsmith8489]

As far as Randy committing without first reading the book...isn't that pretty normal for religions in the US? Most members of most other Christian denominations don't usually actually read the Bible beyond occasionally looking up a verse that they see referenced somewhere. They just listen to whatever their priest or minister tells them in church.

[@Raven5150]

When ya rhink about the mormons and the muslims both have the same backstory, both joe and Muhammad had the god vision way out by themselves when no one was around. Then told everyone there religion was bs. Samw exact back stoy

[@Mr20387]

One of the best episodes For the algorithm

[@slashermaster28]

The funny thing is, they did not alter one bit of the Joseph Smith story. It really is that crazy.

[@canadianmonarchist6357]

Actually they sort of did mainly the ways in that the pages taken by martin harris were stolen not hidden and that there actually were witnesses who saw the golden plates including martin harris

[@canadianmonarchist6357]

And the first vision (jesus and god) in the sacred grove was when he was a 14 year old boy

[@paulschuckman6604]

​@@canadianmonarchist6357 there's a lot of differences between what Utah Mormons and Philadelphia Mormons believe. Brigham Young essentially turned Joseph Smith into a false prophet.

[@turntechRavager]

In highschool a girl converted to Mormonism because of a boy she liked. Then another girl told her well then hope she likes her soul going to another planet after she dies to have Spirit babies. She just. What. No. But Heaven? But the other girl was raised Mormon and said they had tutors to come over and teach the girls what kind of spirit babies they'd have that would come back to earth to take care of nature. Reasons why research is important before conversion.

[@RamenReignss]

My experience with Mormons is they’re extremely good at talking.

[@AtariDad]

Now that you have seen this episode, you should check out the musical play The Book of Mormon, which was written by the creators of South Park. It's very much a spiritual successor to this episode and is every bit as hilarious as South Park. It's still touring the country, so it may be in your town sooner or later!

[@TotallyNotASIO]

Everything that is said in here is the absolute truth.

[@kianwhittle]

Funny thing is you have actually seen joseph smith before aswell he was apart of the super best friends 😂

[@tallicafan85]

it is. dumb dumb dumb.. lol fun song

[@6TomCruz6]

Yes the Mormons do believe in that and technically I am cursed because of my dark skin LOL and they are extremely nice is crazy and scary I remember this one Mormon from my football team the team tried to get him to swear for almost 4 years and he only said f you once at the championship game and the crowd cheered for him because of it I think he's in the NFL now

[@Jimmy_Gustafsson]

This is essentially how the Mormon religion was made yes. Pretty accurate actually

[@Greatwealthgentleman]

Dum dum dum dum dumb

[@Jeck-vx1gv]

I wish they implied they like basketball courts

[@josiahnoblahblah]

Yeah joseph smith found the book of mormon and its the only religion people get to go to heaven in south park

[@Forrest1989]

Spending an eternity with a bunch of Mormons would be worse than hell 😂

[@alejandromonreal3592]

Ding! "Hot pockets" "Delicious"

[@marcluu2433]

Hey DTV if you want to do a longer South Park episode you should react to the documentary about the making of South Park: 6 Days to Air.

[@LucianDevine]

It may be dumb dumb dumb dumb dumb, but it's the only correct religion in the SP universe, lol, and one of the few ways to get into heaven.

[@anthonyscardino8104]

They did a hysterical Broadway play called The Book of Mormon also. You should check it out 😂

[@micheld7994]

12:27 Welcome to basically all religions

[@Forrest1989]

Word. It's honestly not that much crazier than any other beliefs out there.

[@Based_4_Life]

Cool yourself there. I'll choose religious over marxists any day.

[@micheld7994]

@@Based_4_Life its okay, im cool with that, we all choose masoquism and dependence on a high power at the end.

[@solomonkefyalew6401]

best clapback in an episode

[@DJ_Sycottic]

Yeah, this episode is pretty much accurate. It's amazing how much crap people will believe..

[@decidueyemastr3522]

I think I heard somewhere that mormons gave Matt and Trey money to make the song in the episode, not sure if that’s actually true or not

[@tvrment]

No matter what's your religion, just be a nice human being.

[@EdgardoGonzalez-n3r]

Please dtv should do more wwe content and family guy

[@jesusvera7941]

no, it not exagerated, the religion is just like that and the story, though summarized, is accurate, the thing is some ex-mormons are not ok with the last bit because stan is right, the mormon religion is not about being happy and helping others, it is about the money and the status, besides the religion is very racist (for example they think dark and red skin means you are descendant of the cursed), m manipulative as seen in the video and also conservative, did i said it is all about the money? just the same as scientology.

[@davidhamburgerson93]

great we have an another episode, it's so funny to see you react to mormon episode!

[@bard6184]

Gary would be right if the organisation behind it all was as benevolent as his family, but it isn't. There's a lot of really nefarious stuff going on in the Mormon religion.

[@canadianmonarchist6357]

Yes joseph smith was a real person and the first modern prophet of the lords restored church. As a 14 year old teenager joseph smith was praying to find out which church he should join and while praying he was visited by both god and jesus this is what we know as "the first vision" He was told that no church was the correct church of christ

[@canadianmonarchist6357]

A few years later the angel moroni one of the peoples of nephi who were ancient israelites who came to north america after a man called lehi was given a vision that jerusalem was going to be destroyed and god commanded him to take his family and leave the city. The book of mormon is the third testament of the bible written by the nephites and other israelites of the new world all which are decendents of lehi and his family. The plates of the nephites which are the book of mormon were actually seen by eleven people that are called the eleven witnesses. three of them were shown the plates by the angel moroni and eiight of them by joseph smith. We latter day saints are very friendly people and it can be offputting for some people. Jesus visited the nephites after he died on the cross. Martin harris was one of the witnesses of the plates so while smith did use a hat he did see them

[@canadianmonarchist6357]

Family home evening is encouraged by the church as we are a very family orinetated church and families are eternal in the temples of the church of jesus christ of latter day saints we can be sealed to our spouses and children to be a family for eternity

[@canadianmonarchist6357]

The 116 pages were stolen and not hidden by lucy harris. The book of mormon states in moroni: 10-4 And when ye shall receive these things, I would exhort you that ye would ask God, the Eternal Father, in the name of Christ, if these things are not true; and if ye shall ask with a sincere heart, with real intent, having faith in Christ, he will manifest the truth of it unto you, by the power of the Holy Ghost.

[@canadianmonarchist6357]

We belive that god will reveal to us the truth of the book of mormon and the church

[@canadianmonarchist6357]

The book of mormon is one of 4 books that we accept as scripture the other three are the bible, doctrines and covenants (revelations from heavenly father or god as he is commonly named) given to the prophets of the church from joseph smith to the prophet of today Russell M nelson And the pearl of great price texts translated by the prophet joseph smith

[@BlueWolfTelevision]

10:57 im a douchbag and my face is painted ha ha ha ha #southpark im an older brother and im an idiot lol

[@yougotbrowned3242]

I know you love reacting to South Park but have you ever seen Baseketball or Orgazmo? Two live action movies that Matt and Trey both wrote and stared in. Classic. Would you be willing to react to those two?

[@richardchase2960]

Yay back to classics

[@Crab_People]

Amazing episode

[@anitahargreaves9526]

However, love Donny Osmond, imo.

[@theoffice072]

Love you man happy Wednesday

[@zincsupplylow7519]

You know how to make some bank. They some south-park Mini commentary’s Re upload your old videos with the mini commentary first react then ad original. For mini commentary you haven’t seen pit them on the end of new video

[@CleytonGR-hp1qr]

You should watch the Oprah Episode I think is S10 EP5 u goin to crack tf up😂😂😂

[@puppetsplushiesandtrains3761]

Watch royal pudding!

[@kimanov712]

isnt it just about religion. Strange stories which people blindly believe. But it also brings people together. For better or worse.

[@Alex-xg8pi]

Thanks

[@davidbillberg2203]

This is a great episode 😊

[@Thriftyyyyyy]

This episode was nice glad the crew got put in their place for once

[@AaronBarrera-kz2yt]

Can you react to S24E03 Post-COVID?

[@keystorm3646]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@boblionia]

Uhh Mr Harris is a white guy right

[@CheerfullyCynical829]

Disfunktional missed that gold moment.....😢

[@McCrispyTaco]

Yes dude I’ve been waiting for this!

[@ElijahVanZee]

Is it okay if somebody from this comments section educate me on Mormons and their religion? I heard they think the way Tray and Matt portray them is surprisingly accurate and loved the episode for it.

[@DrPoorsight]

They prefer the term Church of Latter Day Saints, they are generally very nice, they go on missions with a strict budget in early adulthood, they don’t drink alcohol, and they used to allow polygamy but I don’t think they do anymore.

[@ElijahVanZee]

@@DrPoorsight I guess Stan is not the only one who has a lot of growing up to do. [it will be more ironic once we made to Post COVID with D]

[@canadianmonarchist6357]

Sure so yes its pretty accurate BUT there are two oversights and misconceptions 1 is that the 116 pages were actually stolen and not hidden by lucy harris and martin harris was able to see the book of mormon plates. There are eleven witnesses to the plates three were shown them by the angel moroni and eight by joseph smith

[@asdk3090]

​@ElijahVanZee confirmation, they don't do polygamy. Along with no alcohol, they also don't drink coffee/some teas or smoke. For the most part southpark got it right.

[@talesfromafarawayisland7467]

lets gooo

[@mateodlw7359]

Well... It sounds ridiculous but which religion isn't? Jesus dying in a cross, Budda meditating for years, its all about faith + 1

[@trevorross1600]

🔥

[@templestark4779]

Cant watch this if you cut out half the words / jokes. Please get real on these

[@travissteffen509]

Comment

[@KenseiSanjian]

❤FTA❤😊

[@Guimags]

🔥🔥🔥

[@medic_memer]

12:30 one thing a lot of people ignore is that there were 11 witnesses of the plates

[@CheerfullyCynical829]

Still whackadoo crap. That being said, I wish I could be as perpetually optimistic and cheerful as Gary and his family. I'm jealous.

[@canadianmonarchist6357]

Actually there were also the unofficial witnesses aswell

[@madsimusnuo]

Is kinda accurate. Unfortunately people believe the dumbest shit

[@crisgriffin3042]

Pretty much any religion. Like in christianity, after event of "resurrection" of Jesus, his followers were promised soon apocalypses and getting eternal lifes in heaven, but after many decades, closer to their lives ending, they start to ask questions how long they have to wait anymore, so the inventors of christianity had to slightly alter their promises, and apocalypses now had to happen in some vaguely future times. Its like when something isn't going in desired path, someone just didn't pray and worship enough, and you can't know what is will be "enough". Very convenient, right. )

[@victor2641]

Not so sure it was alter from what i think you're refereeing to base on discussion on it.

[@lordavix5988]

1st

[@jeremyrhansen6637]

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