This Episode Of South Park Changed The Trajectory Of Randy Marsh

Over the years South Park has expanded hundreds of once side characters into hour hold names. Though none have had a bigger impact on the show than Randy Marsh. In the beginning of South Park he was just Stan's Dad, but over the coming seasons we saw Randy take center stage and transform into one of South Parks most popular characters aside from Cartman, Kyle, Stan, and Kenny of course.
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[@tux75]

I feel like as Matt and Trey grew up, they stopped relating to the kids and started relating more to Randy

[@dog8438]

I always find it interesting to see how South Park kinda went from Cartman to being the main "funny" character to Randy. Cartman definitely has his episodes still, but you can tell the writers are having more fun with Randy now.

[@TheSinlessAssassin]

I would posit that Randy WANTED to remain normal, but the absurdity of the things that constantly happen in South Park broke him.

[@Johnny2Cellos]

Wow this video feels super familiar

[@akumati86]

I do love Randy's character and dumb antics, but I'm personally hoping the Tegridy Farms arc of his ends soon. It really only appeals to teenaged potheads at this point, and a lot of his skits fall flat nowadays.

[@mrs.vasquezz]

YOU DID A WHOLE EPISODE ON RANDY AND NEVER MENTIONED HIS HIS MUSICAL PROWESS!?!?!?!?!? THE AUDACITY

[@vancehill5929]

the bat dad episode has always been my #1 favorite episode of south park...not only due to the reasons this story lays out, but also the dread of how much these kids hate playing baseball and how funny it is these other teams are better at losing early so they don't have to play anymore. jokes aren't meant to be taken personal, but they're funny because they are so personal

[@trevorjames7683]

It's hard to believe two pole smokers created the best show in the world

[@cactaceous]

Wait… Isn’t this just a point by point Cliff Notes version of Johnny 2 Cellos video No Tegridy: The Evolution of Randy Marsh from a year ago? This is the exact same video! Who rips off someone’s concept like that? I’ll tell ya who… someone with no tegridy.

[@FranzPerez21]

Johnny 2 Cellos

[@AJ-ut8cz]

This seasons finale titled bloody mary literally helped change my life. I had seen that episode many times but one day i had it on in the background and Stan just told randy "Dad, You like to drink. So have a drink once in a while. Have two. If you devote your whole life to completely avoiding something you like, then that thing still controls your life and you've never learned any discipline at all.

[@richardpupo1676]

"I'm sorry I thought this was America!" Always makes me laugh

[@arthurdurham]

Randy is the best and worst thing to happen to the show imo. He's been the basis of some of the best episodes and jokes but they also focus on him so much in the later seasons that the joke stops being funny and gets annoying.

[@arnavkamath9642]

Trey and Matt have talked about how they used to see themselves in the four boys because they started the show when they were out of college but now they see themselves in randy cuz they’re older. It becomes more apparent upon rewatch

[@garyhuntress6871]

I do love how Randy has grown. My fave by far is the Lorde ("ya ya ya") story because it had so many great layers.

[@IntroSpecktive]

It’s funny because when Matt and Trey started out they were out of college, and the crude humor and the kids being foul mouthed and everything was funniest to them. As they grew to be the age of Randy in the show, you can tell they began to relate to him more. The stories they’ve done with him have been my absolute favorite, and I’m so glad he’s a main character now. Him and Stan have always been my favorites and I really love the focus on their relationship more as the show ages. The ending of the Return of COVID special and the note Stan left him was a very touching moment for me. This show gets even better as time goes on, and Randy is a big reason for that

[@tristantristancraped]

Randy's always been my favorite. idk if it was the nostalgia or growing up myself but this episode brought me tears.

[@Sam-pv1hz]

"I'm sorry, I thought this was Amurica" is one of the best lines ever made.

[@tconlon251]

Randy also had a profound impact on the trajectory of the entire show.

[@PerfectlyImperfct]

What they did with Tolkien's (Token) name was absolutely genius. It has been a pleasure to see these guys' storytelling and talent evolve over the years