Funnybot

Episode aired May 4, 2011
TV-MA
23m

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6.3/10

2.9K

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Animation Comedy

After Jimmy declares that the Germans are the least funny people in the world in his comedy awards show, they retaliate by creating "Funnybot" an automated comedian who is so funny that it p... Read allAfter Jimmy declares that the Germans are the least funny people in the world in his comedy awards show, they retaliate by creating "Funnybot" an automated comedian who is so funny that it puts all other comedians out of work.After Jimmy declares that the Germans are the least funny people in the world in his comedy awards show, they retaliate by creating "Funnybot" an automated comedian who is so funny that it puts all other comedians out of work.

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IMDb RATING

6.3/10

2.9K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trey Parker

Stan Marsh
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Matt Stone

Kyle Broflovski
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Mona Marshall

April Stewart

Mrs. Valmer
(voice)

Adrien Beard

Token Black
(voice)

Craig LaMarsh

German #1
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Storyline

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Trivia
President Obama's speech "I am pleased to announce the greatest threat to mankind is gone forever" is lifted from his speech three days before this episode aired after the killing of Bin Laden.

Goofs
Francis E. Warren Air Force Base is shown with a perimeter wall, tall buildings and multiple large dish antennas. In reality, there is no wall, there are no buildings over three stories, and no dish antennas. The most prominent features when driving by are the guard shack and several de-commissioned ballistic Missiles standing outside the main gate.

Quotes
Eric Cartman: Jimmy, do you know what happened to the last people Germans were pissed off at? Tell him, Kyle!

Connections
References Saturday Night Live (1975)

Soundtracks
South Park (theme song)
Music by Primus
Lyrics by Trey Parker and Matt Stone
Performed by Les Claypool, Trey Parker and Matt Stone

User reviews6

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Featured review

8/10

SERIOUSLY?!?

I just rewatched this episode and the few reviews don't seem happy with it. SERIOUSLY? This episode has everything South Park has become famous for. They insult famous people, an entire nation and Cartman is in full obnoxiously hilarious form.

The jokes told by the Germans are so unfunny, they're a riot. This is, as are almost all South Park episodes, comedy Gold.

But is EVERY episode Gold? Nah, some achieve Silver and now and then a Bronze, but I've never seen one that failed. Those who see an episode or two that don't impress THEM, and immediately start lamenting the demise of ANY show, should lighten up. Of course TV executives have retooled shows, only to murder them, but an individual episode (or maybe even 2 or 3) that doesn't work for you, is NO indication of a show being on its way out or an indication that the makers have lost their touch. Don't take the reviews of the cranks to heart, Watch and judge for yourself.