Another South Park Classic / Whale Whores

I laughed so hard I nearly cried... Amazingly, after 13 seasons, Trey and Matt can still bring the funny. Last night's episode "Whale Whores" is another instant classic. This time South Park takes on an entire country! "Well Stan... the Japanese just don't really like Dolphins very much. Certainly not as much as us normal people do."

Here are two great clips... The uninitiated might think that South Park is promoting violence against animals but that's not the case. Trey Parker and Matt Stone have proven themselves to be very astute social, political, and religious commentators. After all, they have won both a Peabody and more importantly a Dolf Zone Excellence in Television award. You can watch the entire episode online at or catch it on Comedy Central this week. South Park airs on Wednesdays at 10:00pm.

Another Classic South Park...

Be sure to check out the latest episode of South Park ("The China Probrem") as soon as possible. It made me laugh out loud multiple times... which as you all know is a very rare feat! ;)

Without giving too much away "Probrem" expertly intertwines a plot about U.S./Chinese relations with the desecration of the Indiana Jones legacy. Dare to take a guess at what George Lucas (pictured above) is doing?

My only question is who sues first? George Lucas, Steven Spielberg, Harrison Ford, P.F. Changs or China????

South Park continues to push the boundaries of allowable content on basic cable. If a show makes you feel as if it could be yanked off the air at any second, it must be doing something right! I fully expected the president of Comedy Central to break in live during the episode and inform me that South Park has finally gone too far and will be canceled.

South Park airs on Wednesdays at 10:00pm on Comedy Central with several repeats throughout the week. You can also watch it online for free at http://www.southparkstudios.com/episodes/

Get A Life Complete Series on DVD Now!

There is only one TV series that I truly wish to own on DVD and it's Chris Elliott's Get a Life! Unfortunately, Get a Life is the only series out of seemingly thousands that is not available in its entirety on DVD. If it is ever released, I will buy it the very first day.

In several interviews, Elliott has blamed the "suits at Sony" for not releasing a Get a Life complete DVD set. C'mon Sony. You need something to raise that sagging stock price! Release the complete Get a Life now! I am certain it would be a hit.

I discovered a few classic bits from Get A Life on YouTube. As with anything on YouTube, it may or may not be there tomorrow...

The classic "Zoo Animals on Wheels" bit...


"Sparkles", professional male model from "Handsome Boy Modeling School"...

Dolf Zone Pick / Silverchair

Yes, Silverchair... Over the past year I have really gotten into this band. Like most people, my first exposure to the young Australians came in 1995 with the grunge hit "Tomorrow". What was so impressive about this catchy song was that it was written and performed by 14 year olds!

Nonetheless, last year I decided to load up my iPod with singles from the band's four albums and see what they've been up to. From the infinitely catchy riff anchoring "Freak" to the anguished pleas of "Miss You Love", I was quite impressed with the band's progress over the past decade. The tunes have been a staple of my mixes and play lists ever since.

I was very happy to hear that Silverchair has a new CD titled Young Modern coming out today. The first single "Straight Lines" is quite a departure from the band's early Nirvana-like efforts. However the track still retains Silverchair's trademark catchiness and complexity. I look forward to hearing more.



Flashback... The band's breakout single "Tomorrow" from 1995.



Check out YouTube and search for these singles if you want to hear some more Chair!

• "Freak"
• "Abuse Me"
• "Cemetery"
• "Anthem for the Year 2000"
• "Ana's Song (Open Fire)"
• "Miss You Love"
• "Without You"

Where's My Money!

Sunday's Family Guy episode, "Patriot Games" was one of the best ever. If you have it cued up on your Tivo, watch it now!

Stewie's multiple Sopranos/Goodfellas-inspired beat downs of Brian are classic. And as always, there's a cavalcade of other solid bits such as Peter attending his class reunion as a "secret agent astronaut millionaire", as well as his purchase of a $30,000 wax sculpture of Harriet Tubman "doing" Gwyneth Paltrow.

Dolf's Grade: A