SOUTH PARK - Bloody Mary [REACTION!] Season 9, Ep. 14 [OMG, Randy]
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- Опубликовано: 7 апр 2023
- SOUTH PARK - Bloody Mary [REACTION!] Season 9, Episode 14
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Randy: "What seems to be the officer problem?" Best line ever!
LOL!!! YES!!!! I was going to say the same thing!
@@davidworobec1673Great minds think alike!
FR! I was kinda upset he didn't even seem to smirk at it lol.
I was laughing at that moment 😭😭
Lol that's a street joke and Dash most likely has heard it before
you're one of the few reactors that genuinely deserve their views. Once can learn from watching your videos, characters I hadn't noticed, interesting facts about the episode and more. You're doing a great job.
Totally, he always points out a lot of interesting facts (a lot i knew but a lot more i didn't and i consider myself South Park fan since 1999).
Thanks for the reaction videos, respect.
Yeah I totally agree! I have watched south park for 20 years and I have missed multiple things that Dash has pointed out. I guess I'm not very good at paying attention to small details like some of the previous characters appearing on the background etc.
Hopefully no one ever TAKES HIS JOB!
Within the first 20 seconds he casually points out the dojos translated meaning. This is like a directors cut lol
"We are the same, she and I" that made me laugh way too much 😂
Not only do you get a lot of the obscure references this show does, now you've watched it enough to even get most of the self-referential stuff. These reactions are getting better and better.
Please react to “pee” next it has cartmans best song in South Park
Agreed.
Their social commentary is almost always right on point. Tell someone they are powerless and that they have a disease makes them even more vulnerable and less resilient in fighting off adversity.
Thats exactly why they tell little minority kids they are opressed and cant get anywhere unless its given to you. It keeps them in mental slavery 😢
Stan saying his dad just needs a disiprin. 🤣
I resonate with this episode so much. I've always drank beer, maybe a few shots of rum, but it escalated slowly and after a rough cpl years *ahem covid* and family illnesses and work drama, I went way over the edge. I REALLY fucked up a few times but luckily my boss is a great person and believed in me. She gave me a time frame to fix it on my own, or else I'd have to do AA or rehab, etc. So I fixed it. I felt like I had to prove I could do it alone through willpower. I didn't need AA or god or forgiving people to make me better. I was never an angry drunk and hadn't wronged anyone but myself. I feel better than ever now. And I can still have a cpl beers when I want. For me personally, going to rehab or AA would have been torture. This episode showcases how you can't fix everyone's addiction or alcoholism with the same plan. Some people latch onto the idea of it being a disease and that they are powerless over it. I don't think that's the right way to look at it. My opinion is it's not a disease. I beat it through willpower and the fact that the people giving me a 2nd chance cared about me. I didn't want to fuck that up and ruin those relationships.
But for real. Randy is an alcoholic lol. I just love how they use him to showcase the problems with addiction treatment.
Edit: I don't think it should be classified as a disease. But it's certainly a psychological issue that needs treatment. Telling people they have no control over it is not the solution IMO.
As an alcoholic I just accept things how they are. A person can quit anytime they want but addiction has its other side and it borders on insanity.
Yeah telling an alcoholic that you can drink a little and responsibly is like saying that you can do just a little bit of H once in a while. Granted H will make you addicted faster but it's the same principle. And it's actually more dangerous to detox from alcohol if your tolerance level is so high that you drink a vodka bottle a day.
Where I think this episode gets it right is how religious and a bit culty certain AA places are. So if you live in a small town it can be hard to find meetings that are more fitting. Just like you have the opposite extreme where you have rehab facilities that claim they can cure alcoholism or any other addiction in 28 days so that when you get out of there you are told you can start drinking again just as long as you don't overdo it.
Is it a disease the same way cancer is? Of course not. But there are people who literally die if they are exposed to peanuts because they get an allergic reaction. The way I think of alcoholics is sort of like that. Their body and brain chemistry simply don't allow for them to just have that one drink without their brain chemically starting to tell them to not only keep going after the first drink but to do it all over again the next day until it's all they do.
That being said I would not classify Randy as an alcoholic, and not because he's able to keep up a better lifestyle than Kenny's parents. Stan is right he's a hypochondriac.
@@dcworld4349I’ve done H and Cke 3 times in a year. I do binge it when I do it but it’s doable. I get sick of it after the binge makes me not want to do it again till I feel like celebrating something, in that sense it works😂😂😂
I am an alcoholic as well. I feel like my brain is going crazy all the time and I drink to settle it down, and to help me sleep, but the flip side of the coin is alcohol on the long run make some more crazy and makes you sleep less. Plus it kills your insides which I feel like I'm doing but at the same time I am actively going after mental health help no it's taken me years to get to a real doctor because I'm poor. But I think if I get proper medication and get my mind settled I won't feel like drinking as much. I don't drink socially and I don't drink to get confidence or anything like that I just drink because it helps me forget things and I can enjoy a show or something every once in awhile.
I'm an alcoholic and my alcohol abusing friends (smart guys regardless) told me I've got to do something for this problem, because otherwise I won't live to see this summer.
As much as I love South Park, this episode really pissed me off for trivializing alcoholism. So many people think it's just "partying", while in reality I often have tears in my eyes.
I'm pretty damn drunk as I write this, BTW, but after decades of drinking, I can function pretty well while drunk.
@@cameronrobinson3933 I hope you get the help you need. And all others like us, obviously, but yeah...
Are we all gonna just ignore that Dash clearly flipped off the wrong guy out there in Japan?
Hahaha 🤣
@@hunterivey agreed. "Mrs. Garrison's fancy new vagina", the title. Season 9 premiere.
@@hunterivey Followed by the 300 episode.
@@dash.reacts So,i have a question . What happened to ur hand?
I was thinking he's flipping everybody off and they can't say anything about it! Probably less of an issue in Japan since men's hands are at the sides when bowing.
This episode is the reason I randomly shout “Stan? Staaaaan?!”.
I love that throughout watching these episodes Dash laughs and more and more heinous things, it's great also the hell happened to your middle finger, flip someone off too hard?
I’ve said this before but you are without a shadow of a doubt the best channel that reacts to any tv show. You have the most insane knack for catching references I’ve pointed that out before, but what you’re getting even better at the further you get with the show is catching callbacks, references to older episodes and reoccurring jokes. I mean to actually take the time to go “damn I know I’ve seen that character before” then looking through your reactions to find which episode it was and cutting out that clip, I really appreciate that amount of effort. A lot of these channels forget they’re WATCHING SOMETHING, they put in zero effort with editing and half the time don’t even pay attention or catch the easiest most obvious reference bc they don’t care. You actually take the time to put in extra stuff, be it references, questions for the audience or a point about the episode. You’re completely engaged, you don’t just say every episode is flawless you’re honest about how much you enjoyed each one and what it was that you liked. I don’t think I watch ONE other channel that reacts to shows or movies, every now and then I’ll watch one for a specific movie or show episode but you’re the ONLY one im subscribed to. The only other reaction channels I watch are like 2 or 3 for music if even that, and I still just watch ones I like or am interested in. This is the only reaction channel period that I watch every single upload from, I’m never disappointed even if it’s an episode I’m not a huge fan of
Exactly, i could watch everything dash reacts too
That deep breath when you realized where the blood was coming from cracked me 😂😂 hope you'll get well soon dash.
Living with an alcoholic who makes life miserable is rough, so this episode strikes me very close at home, love it very much
Kudos for your post production. Consistently inserting enhanced commentary without ruining pacing, nice!
This episode is in my top 5. I always get teary eyed at the end of the episode. Kids that grew up with alcoholic dads just wish they could have a clarity moments like stan and randy did at the end.
I love that SP has a way of making you laugh due to its absurdity, but then reflect on the delivery of its underlying moral of the story. You really have to read between the lines on this show.
This episode is super important to me. It's the episode that helped me lose over 100 lbs. It drove home the message that my decisions were the reason I was morbidly obese. Because just like every drink randy had was a choice made by him entirely under his own control, every piece of food I ate was a choice I was making. I was choosing to be fat just like randy was choosing to be an alcoholic. It's not something out of your control, you're literally the only one who has any control over it. Everyday you make a series of choices that dictate the person you will become. If you want to become a fitness freak then you need to make the choices a fitness freak would make everyday and then you'll become a fitness freak. Make the choices of the person you want to be, and you'll be that person. Just like Dr Wong said to Rick.
"You chose to come here, you chose to talk, to belittle my vocation, just as you chose to become a pickle. You are the master of your universe and yet you are dripping with rat blood and feces, your enormous mind literally vegetating by your own hand. I have no doubt that you would be bored senseless by therapy, the same way I'm bored when I brush my teeth and wipe my ass, because the thing about repairing, maintaining, and cleaning is; it's not an adventure. There's no way to do it so wrong you might die. It's just work, and the bottom line is some people are okay going to work, and some people, well, some people would rather die. Each of us gets to choose."
The only clarification I might make is that no one chooses to be an alcoholic, but they do choose to be a drunk. Maybe the equivalent is that you always had a tendency to overeat, but you got rid of the desire to do so - just a guess, I obviously don't know for sure. I hope that doesn't come off like I'm trying to change the meaning of what you said, because I'm not - that's all absolutely wonderful and spot on. Just a little extra info to bear in mind. Congrats on the positive outcome of your journey!
It never stops making me happy to see that you just uploaded a new south park video
To be fair a placebo like the Bloody Mary in this episode can help someone get over an addiction. they just have to genuinely believe it.
Placebos can work even if the person doesn't believe it. You can tell people that you're giving them a sugar pill and it can still help more than doing nothing.
This episode was a favorite for my a long time, my dad's ex girlfriend was in AA and it is very very cult like to some people(her) I've met a few who take it way to far just like anything else. It has great points when I was younger I totally thought like Stan though did aka Matt and Trey
This has a place in the show's history because what it did was shape all the controversies that the show dealt with for the next 4-5 years. Plus, 1:17 was based on a true part of creator Trey Parker's childhood. When he was 9, his dad was drinking a beer while driving up a road pass and didn't want to stop so he drunk the beer and then peed into the bottle, while he was driving.
My grandmother and I used to argue about this all the time. Alcoholism is not a disease! (my opinion)
This episode came out around the time when people were debating if people should be charged with DUIs if alcoholism is truly a disease with genetic predispositions... and also if alcoholics should get disability benefits. Also, Lost was an amazing series. I plan on doing a rewatch soon since I haven't seen it since it aired.
Alcoholics and intravenous drug addicts get disability benefits in the u.k, in my opinion its encouraged a lot of people to be drug addicts, and none of them ever kick their habit because its all paid for by our stupid government.
I loved it when you put your hands on your head and flipped off the camera. 😂. Great reaction as always Dash!
This is still one of my favorite episodes. I was in AA for several years but I ended up leaving because it was so much like a cult. They were extremely controlling they demanded their time and money. They controlled every single aspect of your life, and if you didn't abide their rules you would be publicly shamed...still sober but most of the people who were there with me are dead now. I will say there are some things that I learned there that actually do help, but I have no interest in being a part of a cult. I got sober so that I could be in control of my life
What happened to your hand? Great episode! The beginning of the episode was something that kind of happened to Trey when he was a kid, with Randy making him hold warm bottles of piss because Randy didn't want to stop driving and piss outside.
Just an info: this episode is talking about the weeping statues that sometimes appear worldly and starts to cry blood. But instead of the eyes, south park chose to put the "third eye" as the bloody source kkkk
No matter what, you must always have an empty water bottle in your car in case of emergency.
Since watching this episode, when people follow me too close I always yell out “Get off my ass dickhole!”. Thanks Randy Marsh! 😂😂❤
I wanna say the "peeing into the beer bottle" trope always makes me think of Dumb & Dumber movie.
Man, Stan was really spitting this episode. And this is just a genuinely good episode with a great message. With such a sweet ending.
The leader of the AAA meeting in this episode, is sounding like a cult leader.
Dash.. you just gave us the middle finger talking about the girl with elephantiasis was breathing LoL
This is way too true about the 12 step program. I remember being in Boy Scouts; we would have our meetings at a church. I was reading through the church’s library, and there was a book on the dangers of alcoholism, and curing alcoholism.
The first part of the book talks about how people become alcoholics, the end of the book talks about curing alcohol addictions. But the book doesn’t have a happy ending, because the main anon character didn’t accept god.
(Really disturbed stuff. He failed solving his problems, because he wasn’t religious enough.)
I don't know it if was intentional but that ending always reminds me of the Simpsons whe lisa becomes vegetarian and fights with Homer, it ends with them playfully exchanging words while walking down the street with her on his shoulders
The Benedictus quote about chicks bleeding is one of the best examples of satire ever.
"Fantastic Easter Special" is also great episode!
I'm hooked on your South Park reactions Dash!
Keep up the amazing work!
Like your South Park reactions. "Insecurity" is a great episode!
Every neighborhood has a drunk driver like Randy.
Im shocked you havent reacted to "Cartmans incredible gift" yet. Thats a prime South Park classic
Cartman: "Then why did I see ice cream, and cookies when I closed my eyes?"
Kyle: "Because you're a fuckin' fat ass that's why!" 🤣🤣🤣
I love that the producer of south park who is super religious is the one who came up with this episode plot
Man I wish this episode didn't have real-life parallels. When I was younger I had a friend who had 2 DUI's. He was put on probation, had to attend AA, lost his license for a while and for about a year and a half I took care of him. Helped him get to his job, do things he needed to on a daily basis, and kept him occupied so that he wouldn't resort to drinking again out of boredom. He got sober, got off probation with his car back and everything. No more than a day after his last state-mandated activity, he was at a bar, getting hammered with another friend, and they drove home. I was so angry, and insulted that I'd spent so much time trying to help someone whom it felt like had just used me for their own benefit with no intent to change.
Not long after that he found religion and doubled down on it, meanwhile, I finally came out as an atheist, which was a big deal seeing as I come from a very fundamentalist-oriented family. He called me up and stated he didn't believe me, borderline insulted me about it, and then removed me from all his social media before moving out of state. You're either a good person without religion, or you're not. having faith doesn't change who you really are, and if anything makes some people even worse.
The Vatican hated this episode. So you know it touched a sore spot with them.
When Randy puked at the police station 😂😂😂😂😂
Did you catch Craig disease and flipped off a wrong person? 😂 Hope it heals good, thx for your effort to montage it like this.
this is awesome to be able to watch episodes with you since im normally very lonely so it defiantly helps to watch with someone who likes it aswel =) keep it up thank you! cant wait for the next one
alcoholism is not a disease, it's an addiction.
I’m pretty sure addiction is a disease.
@@surajkumar-hl5tpaddiction is a choice you can choose to stop drinking, you can't choose to stop having cancer or AIDS those are diseases.
@@michaelsouslin891 Medically speaking, disease is a very broad term. Addiction is considered a disease because it involves chemical changes in brain structure and function. It kinda takes away you free will. Stopping it suddenly can cause many problems like delirium tremens. That's why it requires a lot of effort to get over addiction. Having choice of treatment doesn't exclude it from being a disease.
Yo discovered you recently and have been binge watching your reactions and you are quickly becoming one of my fav react youtubers. Keep up the amazing work!
Man i ve been through many many reaction channels lately, you are in a league of your own
The funniest this is the didn’t over exaggerate AA at all.XD
dash got his cast from slapping that like button!
glad the intro isn't being hindered by the bandage on your hand, lookin as good as ever. hope you recover quick from whatever happened!
If I remember correctly they didn't episode of Walker Texas ranger that had sort of a similar plot to this except it was a statue of a white buffalo that was shedding tears like real honest-to-god tears and they couldn't figure it out
The long iguana-like sigh of disappointment...
Perfect.
I tried to stop drinking many times, being sober 2-3 months as much. After seeing this episode I started controling the amount and times I drank with a total success.
Now I drink way less and have more fun than before.
Omg I just understood the title. Bloody Mary is a drink, and Randy cant stop drinking. More S P genius
Ok we have waited long enough... Next video we need a reaction from is South Park: Season 16, Episode 5 "Butterballs" (Butters grandma is a bully😂)
Dash you gotta do this one!
Fav episode
Wow, didn’t expect an upload today dash thank you. i’m new to your channel, but I really like your videos . I’ve binged a lot of them I like how you pick out the small details translate some of the Japanese and I have a few recommendations, a pandemic, two-parter the one with the giant guinea pigs great episode with Randy as well and I should never of gone Zipline
The only channel I have notifications for. Keep it up mate 👌
10:16 THIS is what "you laugh, you lose" means. Not just funny things. Things you'll laugh at that you shouldn't. So you lose.
I lived in Denver for years and I love how they put in real locations, like Colfax Avenue - which you flashed. Also, did you know who Colfax is named after. 😊
"we are the same, you and i" 🤣
Yeah I enjoy you doing a Randy Marsh episode reaction! You’re the best!
like the arm/hand cast constantly giving us the finger, feels at home for a south park reaction
this is so real for italy rn where a lot of ppl are praying a madonna statue who cry pig's blood
It’s nice to come home from work and watch a new dash reaction
I believe this episode was about the virgin Mary statue that has been seen crying while it was indoors and was claimed to be a miracle. There were a lot of Catholic churches moving it from one place to another so a lot of people could see it back in the day.
I never thought I would like reaction videos. My boi you are the only one I watch. I see the South Park episode you're watching and go "ohhhhhhhh shiiiiiii"
"I'm not drinking and driving, i'm driving while i'm drinking, right boys?" 😂
Didn't an actual Saint statue start leaking water and people started tasting it only to find out it was a sewage leak...?
3:53 that scene reminds me of the part in HalfBaked when Bob Saget tells the group "I used to s*** d*** for coke! Now that's an addiction man" 😂 had me rolling!
lol! "where's that blood coming from?"
Thank you for the “Super” reference that’s easily one of my favorite movies
ok sorry for posting so much, but you are still the most wholesome reactor on youtube, we
I was watching this episode yesterday and wondering when you would react to this one, the next day you posted it! Thanks Dash, have a good weekend my man!
I rack discipling, so i don't drink. I stopped dreaming of having it under control. The problem of Stans theory is:
Because im an alcoholic, i can't possibly enjoy if i try to drink in moderation. Sure i can go to a bar and buy one or two beers, but after that, every cell in my body start screaming more alcohol and it's not a pleasant feeling. Even if i could drink in moderation, i don't wanna torture myself.
Im powerless against this addiction so i don't have to fight against the illusions that my mind creates, i don't have to negotiate with myself if i should have a drink.
Yes, i go to aa-meetings regularly. Never agreed to "having a disease" part, even though the program has helped me alot. Rarely even talk about my alcoholism anymore. It's more like, i wanna improve myself to be a better person overall. Cult dynamics is something i've been thinking alot during these years, a single group can be vulnerable against since there can be some individuals who try to force their own views alot.
Anyway, good episode, one of my favorites.
I love seeing how far South Park can push you before you break 😂
I'm also gonna keep adding to the list of episodes you need to see that explain ongoing references, new characters, and character changes you keep coming across, with the episode "Mr. Garrison's Fancy New Vagina". Add that to "The Passion Of The Jew" and "The Death Camp Of Tolerance". You should definitely watch all three!
Ahhhh, an upload from one my favorite channels on a Saturday I've taken off.
Edit: What kind of Karate did you do Dash thats awesome!
Ya, Randy had a point at the beginning of AA. Just because you like to drink doesn't necessarily mean you're a alcoholic. If you drink on occasion and aren't addicted, you're not a alcoholic.
Mm i dunno if he got a point there , most will not notice or admit that they have a prob , and will exactly claim that they drink on occasion , socially , and can control themselves . You don't usually gets DUIs like Randy's if you drink occasionally and responsibly . Where the episode nails it imo , is with that weird crossover with religion as part of the program . I always found it off , and like trading an addiction for another . It's cool if religious themed 12 steps programs actually help already faithful people , it's plain weird when "forced" onto atheist or agnostics .
Lost is just a show that keeps asking questions that usually lead to more questions. oh and they love flashbacks
This was the first episode I watch of South Park. Had me hooked
"Lost" was very interesting and fascinating. Many plots and turns and twists.
There were many speculations if the whole place was some form of Purgatory or just a random island, or part of military, or ...
Until the Writers basically admitted that they had no clue what they were doing and they had no plan for where to go with all the threads and plots they had opened in the show.
I think it's one of the best shows ever until they get off the island then it goes a bit downhill. In fact I'm defiantly going to rewatch it later.
@@sirdrchefwangiii1841 I have the series on Blu-ray and watched it live and again on home video and can confirm based on conversations with coworkers that I was getting more than the rest 🤷♀️
Dude at 2:28 died in lil crime stoppers😂😂😂
The hairstyle of randy was priceless
The last time the Blessed Virgin Mary blarted (blood farted) on my face, I got double barrel pinkeye.
It depends on where you live. AA throws around the god word a lot because it was started by a couple of guys in the 1930s. Now we mostly say “a power greater than myself” which can be anything really. A tree can be a power greater than myself.
Randy ,Butters and Cartman are the Holy Trinity
Though I'm not an alcoholic, I do have a food addiction and I'm still working hard to get better. I absolutely agree with Stan in this episode: an addiction is not a disease because an addict makes the choice to indulge in their addiction and they can quit if they are motivated and have the discipline to keep going even if it gets difficult. You don't choose to have a disease, that's what you don't have control over.
Yes, genetic predisposition is a thing. I come from a family that has a long history of mental illness and alcohol abuse on my mother's side (thank goodness my mother never became an addict). So it's partially genetic that I'm weaker to certain temptations, but I have the choice to give in or to stay away from it. We have to be accountable for our own actions and the 12 step program of the AA isn't what I'd consider helpful. It just screams to me "I'm a victim and if God wants me to be an addict, there is no way I can ever find the strength to overcome my addiction"
South Koreans would be very offended by Cartman’s Rising Sun headband lol
OK, why?
What I love about this episode is that Ike is a yellow belt while Cartman, Stan, and Kyle are white belts.
Ike crushes puss BRUH 😂
1:45 - 1:46
(cuts to the Adventure Time episode, What was Missing.)
Finn: I'll get your kid back, toy.
Hope your hand heals well 🙏 we appreciate your reactions Dash
Hey Dash. Please could you react to an episode called “Insheeption”. It is soo funny. And you will love it. Hope you see this and choose this episode in ur next reaction vid. S14e10 ❤
Definitely gonna second this one! Not quite as good as "Grounded Vindaloop" in my personal opinion, but an excellent sci-fi parody in its own right. Definitely one of my favorites!
Q: Is addiction a disease?
A: The word "disease" is defined in the Oxford Dictionary as "a disorder of structure or function in a human, animal, or plant, especially one that has a known cause and a distinctive group of symptoms, signs, or anatomical changes." By that definition, believe it or not, addiction technically _is_ a disease. However, that does not make you powerless against it. For instance, treating diabetes involves making dietary alterations and monitoring your blood sugar levels. Treating asthma involves using an inhaler when you're short of breath. Treating lupus often requires taking immunosuppressants .Treating addiction means making a concerted effort to avoid the thing you're addicted to, and using proven strategies to overcome the urge to relapse.
Nice foreshadowing with the Nelson bit, Dash.
To answer your question in depth, Lost definitely had some major flaws and honestly I don’t blame people for giving up halfway through it. They definitely focused too much on some trivia stuff aka filler, but thanks to the writers strike they had to toss out a whole lot they never used. I think it actually saved the show. Too many unanswered questions by the third season. Then it took a turn and ended very strongly. It got a little silly at times but if you stick with it, in the end they bring it full circle. Watch it with someone who has seen it so you can talk about it, because it’s definitely a show you need to sit down and think about. So I say it’s good if you don’t quit, like mystery and finish it. Some people don’t care for story lines about people being stranded on an island. If you don’t mind, then definitely watch it but with someone who’s already seen it
I got drunk watching this reaction, alcohol is the best drug ever man ima never stop!
1:08 Fun fact: drinking while driving is what I *thought* drink driving meant when I was a kid, and I thought any drink would qualify. I thought the idea was not to obscure one's vision or to have only one hand on the steering wheel.