Rating: 
Summary: Another excellent season
Review: [Introduction]:
When it comes to animated sitcoms, South Park is number one. Trey Parker and Matt Stone succeeded in creating what just might be the funniest show out there. Ever since its debut in 1997, this series has never failed to impress. And at long last, season box sets are being released. Read on for my review of Season Four.[Episodes]:
Season Four is composed of the following episodes.
-The Tooth Fairy's TATS - The boys start a "tooth fairy" scam to make some quick cash. First appearance of Timmy.
-Cartman's Silly Hate Crime - Cartman throws a rock at Token, and gets sent to juvenile hall for it.
-Timmy! - Timmy enters the same class as our heroes.
-Quintuplets - The boys meet a group of quintuplets.
-Cartman Joins NAMBLA - Cartman becomes friends with adults, not knowing that they are child molesters.
-Cherokee Hair Tampons - Kyle becomes deeply ill, and Cartman may be the only one that can save him.
-Chef Goes Nanners - Feeling that the town flag promotes racism, Chef attempts to get it changed.
-Something You Can Do With Your Finger (a.k.a. Fingerbang) - The boys start a boy band in an attempt to make money.
-Do the Handicapped Go to Hell? - A downright mean pastor tries to scare the boys into thinking they'll go to hell if they don't behave properly.
-Probably - Cartman begins preaching to people on how they can behave to not end up in hell.
-4th Grade - The boys start fourth grade, and immediately begin to dislike their new teacher. -Trapper Keeper - Cartman gets a new trapper keeper, not knowing that it hides a bizzare secret.
-Helen Keller! The Musical - For thanksgiving, the boys perform a play.
-Great Expectations - This episode shows us Pip's past, which mimics the Charles Dickens story Great Expectations.
-Fat Camp - Cartman goes to fat camp.
-The Wacky Molestation Adventure - The boys finally discover a way to get rid of their parents.
-A Very Crappy Christmas - Mr. Hankey and his family come to town in an effort to save Christmas. DVD:
Obviously, the DVD hasn't been released yet. However, as far a special features go, I think we can expect more of the same, including commentary on every episode, and interviews with cast and crew. And, of course, they may end up surprising us with some other extras. [Overall]:
Overall South Park is a comedy masterpiece, and I'm glad to finally see it getting a DVD release. When this set comes out, I strongly recommend purchasing it.
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