South Park Depicts Snooki As A Terrifying, Rodent-Like Troll Creature

by Jon Bershad | 1:52 pm, October 14th, 2010

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Last night, South Park took on Jersey Shore with all of the gleeful relish you’d imagine. Typically, when the show takes on a target this easily, they try to hit it so that the obvious jokes are eventually turned into something hilariously bizarre (see also: the Paris Hilton episode). This episode was no exception as they took their portrayal of Snooki to the extreme, depicting her as a terrifying, orange monster stalking the streets of South Park in search of “smoosh smoosh.”

Fortunately, the real Snooki didn’t seem to mind (or, at least, she wisely pretended not to mind). After the episode aired, she tweeted “snooki want smoosh smoosh. im going to have nightmares tonight lmao!!! we’ve officially made it.” Of course, it’s easier to let these things go when you’re the star of a hugely popular series and will may get your own spin off. Still, may we all behave as well as Snooki when a cartoon turns us into a monster that tries to rape fourth graders.

On an unrelated note: as hilarious as South Park was, last night’s Ugly Americans was even better, making it one of the best episodes the increasingly appealing show has done. There were no celebrity parodies in it but it did feature a ridiculously trippy storyline in which the pacifist hero had to brutally murder adorable baby versions of his coworker so as to get the real one back. So there’s that.

Check out a clip from South Park below.

Comedy Central, Jersey Shore, MTV, Snooki, South Park, Ugly Americans

stoogedudes

“South Park Depicts Snooki As A Terrifying, Rodent-Like Troll Creature”

So, you’re saying it’s an accurate depiction?
http://www.facebook.com/people/Stephen-Hogan/179500970 Stephen Hogan

It was brilliant. I also loved the inclusion of Al Qaeda and the dig at public sympathy towards the families of 9/11 victims.
The_Reasonable_Lib

You can’t fool me, that’s notsosmart again!
The_Reasonable_Lib

Stephen Hogan said:
It was brilliant. I also loved the inclusion of Al Qaeda and the dig at public sympathy towards the families of 9/11 victims.

The ending was rather nice too “We got him” as if the entire thing was simply an attempt at trying to kill Osama.
SpineCrusher

The_Reasonable_Lib said:
You can’t fool me, that’s notsosmart again!

notsosmart want “smoosh smoosh”…hahaha!
Moderate

The people at Mediaite seem to have a thing for Snooki.
More Liberty

I like the writers/ makers of South Park. They make fun of everyone, and everyone should have a sense of humor. They even had the nads to take on the Islamic extremists with their episode featuring Muhammad. But like most networks or stations, Comedy Central refused to show the entire episode. The blacked out the part with Muhammad, yet Jesus can be seen everyday on that show. So who really is the more tolerant?
lazzzlo

Still, may we all behave as well as Snooki when a cartoon turns us into a monster that tries to rape fourth graders.

This sentence frightens me on so many different levels.
bealzebubba

You know, I only realized this morning that when the news said they had gotten all of the men out of the Chilean mineshaft, it wasn’t Snooki that they were talking about.
Latin2

bealzebubba said:
You know, I only realized this morning that when the news said they had gotten all of the men out of the Chilean mineshaft, it wasn’t Snooki that they were talking about.

Snooki is Chilean. She was adopted as a baby by the Polizzi family.
Jenigma

Wow, this is the first time I’ve agreed with every post on Mediaite! I overheard someone saying “Well, all the terrorists who attacked us were male, so, in keeping with Bill O’Reilley, ‘Men attacked us on 9/11!!! Men attacked us on 9/11!!! Men attacked us on 9/11!!!’” Discuss….