South Park’s ‘Whale Wars’ Parody–‘Normal Like Us’

Published by PETA.

Oh, South Park. So irreverent, yet poignant! Consider last night’s Whale Wars parody, in which Stan takes Captain Paul Watson’s place in the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society and steps up the conservationists’ campaign in a way only possible through cartoon violence. (Yes, there were explosions.)

Amidst the world’s rightful outcry at the injustice of whaling, Stan fights the good fight—protecting whales from senseless slaughter—and along the way finds out the real reason why the Japanese government thinks it’s A-OK to attack beloved marine life.

More commentary—with spoilers—after the jump.

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