Leopold "Butters" Stotch is a major character in the series. He is a fourth grader in South Park Elementary. Butters' role gradually began to increase after he replaced Kenny during his temporary removal in Season Six. This allowed Butters to gain more screen time and further develop his character.
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I really knew next to nothing about this film going in. But I like Keanu and Eli Roth enough to blind buy it for the, something like, 8 dollars I paid for the blu-set. And I'm happy I did. Equal parts pure insanity mixed in with the occasional mild violence and that one scene of nudity that sets up the last half of the film. It reminded me quite a bit of Hard Candy without being a hard re-tread. I'd recommend it to anyone who thought the trailer looked good or that enjoy the genre.
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I've been phasing in and out of Hellyeah for the last couple of years. Ill listen to an album once or twice then won't touch it for quite some time. I just never really felt that the pieces that make up the band were cohesive in creating something better than its parts. I think that's changed with this album. I've only listened to it once but I've enjoyed every song with a few stand outs. I look forward to several more play throughs of this in years to come.