When new episodes premiered for season 19 of the show, South Park Studios announced that they would be available on Hulu the day after they premiered. And the best part is, you can watch the first 19 seasons right on Hulu with your subscription.
With the possible exception of The Simpsons (FXX), South Park has been one of the most plugged-in and politically active shows in the last two decades. Club gave the episode a grade of "B-", saying that the episode presents a "mixture of specials previously made this season but with a dash of cocaine." ĭani Di Placido of Forbes thought that the Tegridy Farms joke "has grown as stale as a wilted marijuana plant." He also criticized the legalization of cocaine in the episode, saying, "It's a bit of a strange joke what's so funny about legalizing drugs? This concept simply isn't countercultural anymore, not in the slightest.Trey Parker and Matt Stone have created one of the longest running, and hilarious animated series on television.
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It also proves the series hasn't quite used up Tegridy Farms as a valid plot device, though it would do well to give that plot point a rest for a while." Ĭhris Longo of Den of Geek gave the episode 4 stars out of 5, stating that the episode "lives up to the presents of Christmas' past." Jesse Schedeen from IGN gave the episode a 7.5 of out 10, writing, "'Christmas Snow' isn't quite fresh or memorable enough to rival South Park's best holiday episodes, but it does serve as a fitting cap to Season 23.
Everyone celebrates by consuming the drug and returning to driving under the influence. In order to return the Christmas Snow to South Park, Jesus levitates it into the air, causing it to snow cocaine over South Park. Jesus arrives to settle the dispute, is convinced to try the cocaine, and is similarly won over. Santa tries the drug and is impressed with the quality. Determined to save Christmas Snow, Randy chases Santa until he crashes his sleigh, and argues over the benefits of cocaine. People begin to panic as they wake up to discover their drugs are missing. On Christmas Eve, Santa steals all the Christmas Snow from people's houses. It proves popular and people continue to drive impaired. Randy decides to sell pure " organic, local" cocaine, without the marijuana "impurities". Santa is upset that people continue to drive under the influence, now due to drugs, and marijuana sales are subsequently banned until after the holidays. Surprised, Randy quickly launches a protest and easily gets cocaine legalized in several states. The Mayor is shocked to find that Christmas Snow contains cocaine. The people love it and resume driving under the influence. The falling snow inspires Randy to create "Christmas Snow": marijuana laced with a white substance. Randy and Towelie try to think of something new rather than repackaging old products. She asks Randy (who has now grown a white beard) to resume selling marijuana to the citizens, despite the marijuana season being over. Without alcohol to drink, the streets are empty and the mayor feels South Park has lost its Christmas spirit. The next day, they discover alcohol sales are banned until January 2, upsetting the townspeople since they must endure their families while sober. His advice is promptly ignored as the residents of South Park dangerously drive around the city while impaired. Santa warns people about driving drunk during Christmas, and encourages everyone to enjoy the holiday responsibly.
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