A, and how the progressive unlawfulness went against his own coda And all of these things are shown in detail-heavy sets and well-executed (sometimes too close-up) direction, and the soundtrack is a lot of real rock'n'roll Better to fall by the sword than by the master's lash Maybe he killed her because he knew he'd never be able to look at her without thinking about what a failure his son turned out to be (and have to accept at least some of the blame for it) The show scores extra points with me by completely foregoing the "Previously On My optimistic approach to this news is to say, better a few less episodes than no South Park at all) The first season intentionally mirrors Shakespeare's Hamlet, and you can vaguely read into that to get an idea where things are going . ...