The true highlight of the trilogy was the recurring joke in which Cartman lead people through the 'Garden of Andros' to attempt to manipulate them into helping them. This repetition proved surprisingly funny as each time the wording was practically identical, even the time in which Cartman himself was walked through by Bill Gates. It was a great South Park spin on the machinations that Game of Thrones revels in. Topping off these exchanges was the man who keeps telling Cartman to stop walking through his garden speaking of betrayals. His rage at Cartman being in his yard is funny enough but he also has an important role in the plot as he frequently undermines Eric's plans. This culminates in Cartman taking a dump in the man's garden and blaming Stan, thus getting him wrongfully grounded. These conversations are the heart of the trilogy and capture the tone of the source material while remaining true to the irreverent humour of South Park. It's certainly one of the best jokes of the trilogy and my standout moment overall. What were your views on the South Park's Game of Thrones parody? Did we miss any moments you enjoyed? Get to the comments below and let us know.
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