South Park (US - DVD R1)
Paramount has sent over highres art for the seventh season of the popular show
Title: South Park
Starring: N/A (Animation)
Released: 21st March 2006
SRP: Around $49.99
Further Details:
Paramount Home Entertainment has sent over highres artwork for the seventh season of South Park which will be arriving in shops from the 21st March. Retail will be around $49.99 or thereabouts. The three-disc package will include all fifteen episodes of season seven, presented in 1.33:1 full frame, along with English Stereo tracks. As always, the only extra material will be mini-commentaries with creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone. We've attached our first look at the official region one package artwork below:
News by Tom Woodward
Starring: N/A (Animation)
Released: 21st March 2006
SRP: Around $49.99
Further Details:
Paramount Home Entertainment has sent over highres artwork for the seventh season of South Park which will be arriving in shops from the 21st March. Retail will be around $49.99 or thereabouts. The three-disc package will include all fifteen episodes of season seven, presented in 1.33:1 full frame, along with English Stereo tracks. As always, the only extra material will be mini-commentaries with creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone. We've attached our first look at the official region one package artwork below:
News by Tom Woodward
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Whats with the covers changing after half the series has been released on dvd? Samething with the Simpson.
Ugly front artwork, but I'm glad the side and back are the same. The art for Season 8 should be the same as the last 6 sets with either the anime versions of the boys or the Sexy Action School News team. I like season 7 very much, although the golden age kinda ended here (the kids getting more mature, seeming less like cardboard animation) and having the only SP episodes to ever offend me: Krazy Kripples, where Christopher Reeve is portrayed evil, and Christmas in Canada- I live in Newfoundland and it's nothing like that in the episode. SP is still a really good show, it may have some bad recent episodes, but thy're never awful.
That artwork is so... strange. Very cool, though.
Hockenberry wrote: MrStayPuft wrote: Worst Nightmare wrote: Does any one know what they mean by mini-commentaries?
The mini commentaries are pretty much nothing special. Before each episode, Matt and Trey discuss maybe a little bit of the episode, some background, etc. These are only about 30 seconds segments though, so not much. No full length commenentaries, which I feel would be outstanding. These guys are hilarious!
actually, the mini-commentaries aren't before each episode but rather during the first few minutes of each episode. they're like regular commentaries, only after a few minutes Matt and Trey stop saying stuff :-)Thanks guys. It's a shame they didn't do full commentaries but oh well. I am a severe closet fan of this show
The mini commentaries are pretty much nothing special. Before each episode, Matt and Trey discuss maybe a little bit of the episode, some background, etc. These are only about 30 seconds segments though, so not much. No full length commenentaries, which I feel would be outstanding. These guys are hilarious!
actually, the mini-commentaries aren't before each episode but rather during the first few minutes of each episode. they're like regular commentaries, only after a few minutes Matt and Trey stop saying stuff :-)Thanks guys. It's a shame they didn't do full commentaries but oh well. I am a severe closet fan of this show
It really does seem pretty off from the usual. I'm happy that the spine is at least the same theme.
I'll try buying this as long as I hide it from my parents.
"How about a hard shelled taco, that c**ps ice cream ?"
South Park is still one of the most intelligent shows on TV. It's a shame people dismiss it as a "fart joke" show and fail to see that it pokes fun at western culture even better than family guy does.
This is one of the best seasons. The 'South Park is Gay' episode is one of my all-time favourites.
'Taste like crab, talk like people.'
'Would you like some Shiraz?'
'Taste like crab, talk like people.'
'Would you like some Shiraz?'
Ian McFarland wrote: If I bought "South Park," then the new art would p**s me off. I'm not just anal about the lack of matching-ness with the first six seasons, but the brick wall looks fake. And I get that it was probably Cartman breaking through the wall, but the idea is just stupid.
You can't mess with continuity in animated TV shows on DVD. Look what happened when TCFHE tried to change it up with "The Simpsons." They had to sell a more normal box after one 'head' packaging.
well, I'm also "anal" about dvd cover matchingness... for example, it bugs me that the "III" on the spine of SITH doesn't really match the "I" and the "II" on PHANTOM and CLONES... which btw was clear from the moment TPM was released because the "I" was simply too big... but I have no problem with the new SOUTH PARK cover... as long as the spines match, which they do, I'm fine with some craziness on the covers :-)
about the "fake-looking" wall... well, none of the previous covers was exactly "photo-realistic", were they? :-)
You can't mess with continuity in animated TV shows on DVD. Look what happened when TCFHE tried to change it up with "The Simpsons." They had to sell a more normal box after one 'head' packaging.
well, I'm also "anal" about dvd cover matchingness... for example, it bugs me that the "III" on the spine of SITH doesn't really match the "I" and the "II" on PHANTOM and CLONES... which btw was clear from the moment TPM was released because the "I" was simply too big... but I have no problem with the new SOUTH PARK cover... as long as the spines match, which they do, I'm fine with some craziness on the covers :-)
about the "fake-looking" wall... well, none of the previous covers was exactly "photo-realistic", were they? :-)
kal-el wrote: Actually, that art it only a slipcover. In the black void will be a picture of Stan, Kenny and Kyle. Check out a small pic of it at www.tvshowsondvd.com
even cooler!
even cooler!
MrStayPuft wrote: Worst Nightmare wrote: Does any one know what they mean by mini-commentaries?
The mini commentaries are pretty much nothing special. Before each episode, Matt and Trey discuss maybe a little bit of the episode, some background, etc. These are only about 30 seconds segments though, so not much. No full length commenentaries, which I feel would be outstanding. These guys are hilarious!
actually, the mini-commentaries aren't before each episode but rather during the first few minutes of each episode. they're like regular commentaries, only after a few minutes Matt and Trey stop saying stuff :-)
The mini commentaries are pretty much nothing special. Before each episode, Matt and Trey discuss maybe a little bit of the episode, some background, etc. These are only about 30 seconds segments though, so not much. No full length commenentaries, which I feel would be outstanding. These guys are hilarious!
actually, the mini-commentaries aren't before each episode but rather during the first few minutes of each episode. they're like regular commentaries, only after a few minutes Matt and Trey stop saying stuff :-)
GENIOUS COVER! as long as they don't go towards "Simpsons Heads", any creative variations on the previous covers are great!
I'm amazed at the stuff that they can get away with, such as Tom Cruise in the closet and Bloody Mary, also the one where Timmy cheats at the special Olympics, which are so shockingly funny.
Please release these sets in the UK! We have only got up to season 4 in the old style packaging that looked horrible.
Dont want to have to start buying the R1 sets.
Dont want to have to start buying the R1 sets.
Cover is interesting
Worst Nightmare wrote: Does any one know what they mean by mini-commentaries?
The mini commentaries are pretty much nothing special. Before each episode, Matt and Trey discuss maybe a little bit of the episode, some background, etc. These are only about 30 seconds segments though, so not much. No full length commenentaries, which I feel would be outstanding. These guys are hilarious!
The mini commentaries are pretty much nothing special. Before each episode, Matt and Trey discuss maybe a little bit of the episode, some background, etc. These are only about 30 seconds segments though, so not much. No full length commenentaries, which I feel would be outstanding. These guys are hilarious!
Actually, that art it only a slipcover. In the black void will be a picture of Stan, Kenny and Kyle. Check out a small pic of it at www.tvshowsondvd.com
If I bought "South Park," then the new art would p**s me off. I'm not just anal about the lack of matching-ness with the first six seasons, but the brick wall looks fake. And I get that it was probably Cartman breaking through the wall, but the idea is just stupid.
You can't mess with continuity in animated TV shows on DVD. Look what happened when TCFHE tried to change it up with "The Simpsons." They had to sell a more normal box after one 'head' packaging.
You can't mess with continuity in animated TV shows on DVD. Look what happened when TCFHE tried to change it up with "The Simpsons." They had to sell a more normal box after one 'head' packaging.
Kick Ass!!
Does any one know what they mean by mini-commentaries?
Ian Schultz wrote: I only liked the first 3 seasons before timmy cameWhat! If it wasn't for Timmy, there wouldn't be a Cripple Fight. You had to enjoy that.
I don't like the cover either, but at least they kept the spine a single, solid color to match the others. South Park seasons look really good lined up together.
The South Park seasons are far too expensive for having nothing but commentaries ( and I guess on this one "mini commentaries" )on less than 20 episodes per season...
...don't like the artwork either...
...don't like the artwork either...
I only liked the first 3 seasons before timmy came
Well, as usual with the South Park boxed sets... wait until you see the inside cover and it will probably all make sense... I can just imagine a Cartman amidst a pile of bricks inside.
Terrible cover.
I am personally devastated by that cover art. What in the hell were they thinking?
I'll buy it for the metrosexual episode alone. I have never seen a more scathing attack on a current trend "We are Crab People!"
A bit of a move away from the previous covers, but I'll still be picking this one up. It's about the only TV show I regularly buy, actually. The covers so far have been great, and it's good to see the spines and cases style are consistent right through. 
Awsome! I am so Buying This!
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