South Park: Timmy

January 28, 2012 3 Min Read

Disc Scores

VIDEO 3.5 / 5
AUDIO 3.0 / 5
EXTRAS 0.5 / 5
OVERALL 3.0 / 5

Review by: Matt Brighton

Plot: What’s it about?

South Park quickly established itself as a leader when it came to insulting people, places, things, religions, skin colors, sexual orientations and about everything else you can imagine. Below are some summaries of episodes of South Park: Timmy (the pyhsically-challeneged boy in a wheelchair who the show constantly makes fun of). Enjoy.

4th Grade – The kids (Stan, Kyle, Cartman and Kenny) move into the fourth grade. The boys want to go back in time to the third grade and they do so by hotwiring Timmy’s wheelchair (how nice). Mr. Garrison (the “M’Kay” guy) is off in the mountains confronting his, uh, sexuality.

Helen Keller, The Musical – As Eric Cartman has been put in charge of the class play (Helen Keller). Not knowing what to do, he turns the story of The Miracle Worker into a musical (oh my). Timmy is involved (it is his DVD) when Gobbles the Turkey is involved and Cartman doesn’t use him in the production.

The Tooth Fairy’s Tats 2000 – More or like The Godfather, the tooth fairy leaves Cartman more money than he really deserves for his “lost” teeth. The boys become involved in a tooth trading deal that lands them in the hands of Loogie, the town’s 8-year old mob boss.

Timmy 2000 – Timmy’s first performance. Phil Collins. Nuff said.

Video: How does it look?

South Park is presented in it’s original aspect ratio, full-screen. While the colors are bright and vibrant (you can just see the texture for Cartman’s coat), there is a little keeping it from being a perfect transfer. New episodes equal a better picture, that’s true…but this ain’t perfect. Colorado’s rockies have never looked so good, though.

Audio: How does it sound?

Presented in a Dolby Digital 2.0 surround mix, the audio won’t light up your speakers. In fact, I found myself having to turn mine up as the opening credits and the body of the show were at two totally different levels. Still, the dialogue was very outstanding and every time I heard “Timmy” say his own name, I gave myself a pat on the back.

Supplements: What are the extras?

No extras found here…Timmy!