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You can fuck off and go into the really fucking bag!

Hello, welcome to RetroNauts, the RetroGains podcast.

I'm Stuart Gip and I'm hosting yet another hopefully fairly ram-bunked episode about a fairly ram-bunked topic.

And given that it's about a cartoon, I had to get the water cartoon guys to come and join me on it, who else could.

So I'm joined by, well, RetroNauts' regulars, of course, Bob Mackey and Henry Gilbert. Hello Bob, hello Henry, how are you?

Hello, hey everybody, it's Bob Mackey and I'm wearing my oversized, respect my authority teacher, I got it to County Fair.

And staying with Cool Aid. And screw you guys, I'm going home! Oh wait, I'm already there!

Hey, Henry, hi!

I have a feeling there's going to be quite a lot of that in this episode.

It's interesting when you mention the County Fair because I was actually going to ask if that was a thing over there.

Because over here, there was that period where you go to the fair and it would just be only South Park stuff wall to wall,

just like posters, plushies, awful bootleg t-shirts and things. Great fun.

But yeah, South Park and South Park games, I don't think I need to put to find a point on that that most of the South Park games in the sort of more retro era weren't exactly world-class experiences.

But before we get started, I think we should do a very, very brief discussion of what South Park even is, even though everybody pretty much obviously already knows.

It's an animated series created by Tre Parker and Matt Stone based on a short film that they made.

Well, I think it was a couple of short films actually. It took a couple of versions of The Spirit of Christmas, Slesht, Jesus vs. Santa, which for Bizarre Lee, this is a fun piece of gaming trivia.

For some reason, it was on the disc for the first 100,000 copies of Tiger Woods 99, so they had to recall it eventually, which is bizarre. I don't know how they even happens.

It was an early viral video and then I got to buy a PlayStation game to watch it.

Yeah.

Really? Yeah, it was something when it spread around. It's not a small thing to say that it influenced pretty much all of internet comedy from then on.

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