Now all the tropes and jokes of that episode feels like it's being played straight.
We have two episodes. Come on. We need more creek.
I understand that this is probably not the right place because this seems more for the art. What do you people think.
What is Cartman doing at the end of the episode? He imagines Cupid Cartman Is pounding him but in Real life he is in his bathroom, then his mother watches it, gets shocked for one second and then goes "ahh"
Was Cartman... Jacking off?
I see a lot of fans pissed off that they never “Clarified that they were still together” which okay….I honestly don’t get this. It’s clear as fuck they’re still together. They approached Stan and Kyle together, they were both in the South Park elementary shelter. Meaning they both were out of town, which why would Craig say “We’re good.” Unless they were together. AND THEY LITERALLY SHARED A BED? Not to mention they were together start from finish without a single scene of them being apart. Tweek screamed when Craig got knocked out. There’s so much evidence.
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The animation style is just on point. The contrast between their normal style and the Asian animation style is just the best thing.
And making 2 boys gay without them even wanting is so wrong. But yet. They executed it so beautiful.
I really love the art style.
We all know the episode "tweak x Craig". At first it seems they THINK they are gay, and they act like they are. At the end of the episode, if I recall correctly, they end up thinking they're gay too.
In Post Covid they are shown together but I think they NEVER say they are an actual couple. They are just together a lot of the time. I think I saw them taking each other from the hands... But then I saw they weren't. It was just that their hands were kinda close and the camera angles made it look so, but they weren't.
Evidently, everything hints that they are a couple, but I haven't seen any real evidence about that, at least from what I remember.
It's got everything. Great music, it's insane, and it has one of the most heartwarming stories I've ever seen. I could watch it 1000 times and not get bored.
When Tweek and Craig breakup he goes to find Cupid me because the whole town is miserable. Surprising to me because I didn't think he'd care about the town being sad about it, then he went on a date with Cupid me just to get his help with Tweek and Craig.
I mean, I guess it's selfless but then you remember Cupid me isn't real and Cartman is being a weird fatass.
Now that the episode has aired and everyone's had time to reflect on it:
- Highlights? Any scenes that stand out? Any hidden trivia you think others may have missed?
- Lowlights? Did it trigger you?
- What did you think of it overall? Episode grade (1 - 10) relative to the entire series? Relative to this season?
- Any feedback for the writers? Critiques or things you would have done differently?
- What do you want to see them cover next week?
Please try to make your top-level responses somewhat in-depth (at least, say, three sentences).
I feel like…they’re barely in any episodes together, and when they are together they’re literally just fighting for no reason. I mean are there any actually good moments between them? Besides it just seems like Craig doesn’t care about Tweek and Tweek is obsessed with him in the fractured but whole.
Is it weird that everytime I watch this episode I cry at the part when they “break up” idk why they just made it so sad like Jesus
I know that it's a retcon technically, but when they were revealed to be gay, were they actually turned gay by the Japanese girl and only gay from then on as opposed to the whole time.
One of the best episodes of the whole show
