I thought it was pretty good, but I'll be honest, I didn't like the Cartman parts. This is just my opinion, but it feels like everything that's changed about his character recently has been a way of slowly walking him off the show.

I'm glad Liane isn't caving to his nonsense anymore, but now the character just seems truly isolated from everyone. I think that makes him less interesting. Yes Cartman doing Cartman things about it is nice, but no one around him is reacting to it. But thinking positively, maybe it's a long play, and there's more to his story? Despite me not liking his parts, I do still want to see what's next for him.

All four boys now live away from each other now. I guess Kyle and Kenny technically still live on the same street, but now Stan is on a farm and Cartman is in a hotdog. Where is this going? On one hand, I'm glad they're making use of their other characters and bringing a great variety to the stories. On the other hand, it seems like there's this big unknown ahead.

I loved the parts with Stan and Tolkien! I'm glad those two seemed to have (at least a little bit) naturally become friends, and they play together regularly despite Randy's disdain for Tolkien's family.

I also liked that Stan, Kyle, and Kenny still hang out and with Butters and Tolkien. I can't wait to see more of that! All of the [spoiler]boat-making[/spoiler] parts (essentially the entire premise of this special) were great! I also liked how they breathed some new life into the whole Tegrity Farms/Credigree Farms thing. It was hilarious seeing Butters [spoiler]drunk on popsicles[/spoiler]! Such a Butters thing! It was also cool seeing [spoiler]ManBearPig and PiPi[/spoiler] again. I was not expecting that combo! Also, Clyde is my spirit animal.

Overall, I liked it. It wasn't the funniest it could have been, but the stories (except for Cartman's) were enjoyable. The overall message of the episode is insanely true. There's way too many streaming services that I couldn't care about in the least. They nailed it!