EvangelionFan wrote: Who else saw that?

Yea, they seemed to portray M:TG pretty accurately(except for the chickens playing it), but they took a few liberties with it that I'm sure pissed a lot of people on the internet off.

I've watched all of the episodes this season(first time since probably 2007 or so) because one of my good buddies is in to it, and the Magic episode was probably my favorite one. This season is sort of interesting though in that it has a core story that's been playing on throughout, even though each episode can still be viewed on its own, a la Seinfeld. Most of the episodes have been dealing with social media and all of the things people obsess over on the internet i.e. Kickstarter, Uber, drones, fan commentaries, Iggy Azalea's body. I've found it all pretty funny, and none of the ribbing has been all that mean spirited. Looking forward to tonight's episode.

Joy Evangelion wrote:This season is sort of interesting though in that it has a core story that's been playing on throughout, even though each episode can still be viewed on its own, a la Seinfeld. Most of the episodes have been dealing with social media and all of the things people obsess over on the internet i.e. Kickstarter, Uber, drones, fan commentaries, Iggy Azalea's body. I've found it all pretty funny, and none of the ribbing has been all that mean spirited. Looking forward to tonight's episode.

This isn't the first time SP has had a multi-episode arc, but it is the first time that they seem to be threading plotlines or event through almost every episode of the entire season thus far. It's cool because we haven't seen them try to take continuity as seriously as they have until now. Hopefully their "The Washington Redskins Go F*ck Yourself Holiday Special" will deliver all eh lulz that that tirle would seem to indicate.