SHIT South Park episode 6/8/2011

[twonabomber]

Orgazmo was better.

"Oh, the Mormons? Well, you two boys can just fuck right off."

"You heard me. Take that book of Mormon and shove it so far up your righteous asses that you choke, you soul soliciting pigfuckers."

[Unchainme]

"Oh, the Mormons? Well, you two boys can just fuck right off."

"You heard me. Take that book of Mormon and shove it so far up your righteous asses that you choke, you soul soliciting pigfuckers."

After hearing Pete Rozelle's reaction to their faith, Steve Young and Gordon Hudson decided that the USFL was a better alternative for their pro careers.

[SunisinuS]

Simpsons are actually doing just fine....not Bulgarian fine...but just fine none the less.

[chefcraig]

Parker and Stone aren't doing so shabby either. Their Book Of Mormon Broadway play took in $1.1 billion this season.

'Mormon' expected to lead fine Tony field

[sadaist]

Yeah, the broadway play is doing very well. I just don't want to let go of South Park. Selfish, greedy, whatever. Just not ready to say goodbye. I wasn't ready to say goodbye to King Of The Hill either....especially when it was taken to make room for another Seth McFarlane show. They're all the same to me and 1 1/2 hours of it is just way too many fart jokes.

[SunisinuS]

Parker and Stone aren't doing so shabby either. Their Book Of Mormon Broadway play took in $1.1 billion this season.

'Mormon' expected to lead fine Tony field

WTF?


Grr I am in the wrong business ...building lego houses for people with legs. I should be writing broadway playS!

[Little Texan]

Good news for everyone that thought this season was going to be the last...

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[Hardrock69]

I literally have not seen an episode of SP for 5 years minimum.

I love the show.

Sounds stupid, eh?

Just have not had the motivation to watch it all the time. Someday I will buy the DVDs and laugh myself into hysterics.

[Nitro Express]

WTF?


Grr I am in the wrong business ...building lego houses for people with legs. I should be writing broadway playS!

All they did was show what a Mormon mission is really like. They didn't make anything up. It's more of a documentary than a play.

The Mormon church has wards instead of parishes. Each ward has a name. It's usually the street the church building is on or the part of town it's in. There was a Southpark ward in Idaho and they changed the name because South Park was making fun of the church.

[chefcraig]

Oh my gawd, he shot South Park!

By Rob Salem Toronto.com

They didn’t have to come back. Why would they? Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the enfant terrible co-creators of South Park, had established themselves as certified superstars in the rarefied world of the Broadway musical with their Tony Award-winning Book of Mormon.

Time to kick back, relax, count the cash, and let the accolades and offers accumulate.

But no. With the stage show up and on its feet, they immediately hightailed it back to the relentless, gruelling weekly pressure-cooker of producing their 14-year-old cartoon cult comedy.

The aptly named 6 Days to Air: The Making of South Park takes us along with them on that unlikely journey home, an unprecedented and exclusive peek behind the cartoon curtain, revealing how the boys and their skeleton staff manage to crank out 22 weekly minutes of taboo-defying, marginally animated anarchy.

And, even more revealing, why.

The hour-long documentary by Arthur Bradford (How’s Your News?) airs Sunday night at 10 on Comedy Network, with an eye toward eventual expansion to full feature length. New episodes of South Park itself began this week, again on Comedy Network, Wednesday nights at 10.

But it begins back on Broadway, with the boys still basking in the glow of their opening-night rave reviews . . . and almost immediately heading back home to resume work on South Park.

“It’s funny,” says Bradford. “When we were planning to film at that particular time, we thought we were going to catch a potential train wreck, where they were just creatively tapped out because they had been working so hard on the musical. But actually it was relatively smooth for them. I mean, they still pulled all-nighters . . . what they would call easy, I think, for most people would be a painful ordeal.”

The documentary reveals Parker to be the driving force in the odd, longtime partnership.

“Trey does a lot of the heavy lifting creatively,” reveals Bradford, “but I’ve always found it interesting that Matt is so essential, in terms of his ability to make sure that Trey gets the space he needs.

“They compare themselves to a rock band, and what’s the point of Eddie Van Halen without David Lee Roth?”

Bradford has been pals with the pair since before South Park, which facilitated his unprecedented access to their creative sanctum.

“I’ve known both Matt and Trey for a while now — we actually met in 1996 — so a lot of it had to do with already having their friendship and their trust.

“There was a little bit of negotiation about getting into the writers’ room, which they feel is a very vulnerable place. We had to use small, unobtrusive cameras, because otherwise it would have been too distracting for them, even if it was just me standing there moving the camera back and forth between whoever was talking.”

As the hour unfolds, we see Parker et al (including sometime staff writer and SNL regular Bill Hader) first dreading, then dutifully hunkering down, then going all giddy and then, suddenly, spectacularly, sophomorically creative, and we begin to understand the tightrope appeal of the process.

When you come right down to it, it’s about making themselves laugh.

“That’s why they continue to do it,” confirms Bradford, “just that feeling of being in a room and trying to crack your friends up. That feeling is really the essence of South Park.”

[FORD]

All they did was show what a Mormon mission is really like. They didn't make anything up. It's more of a documentary than a play.

The Mormon church has wards instead of parishes. Each ward has a name. It's usually the street the church building is on or the part of town it's in. There was a Southpark ward in Idaho and they changed the name because South Park was making fun of the church.

I haven't seen the play yet, but the original Joseph Smith episode was a surprisingly accurate account of Mormon doctrine. I seem to remember reading several years back that Trey Parker was raised LDS, but he doesn't seem to mention that recently, in all the publicity about the Broadway show. Matt Stone is Jewish, and that's the basis for the Kyle character and his family.

If the Mormon church is really changing ward names because of a South Park parody, they might want to rethink the name of their entire church after the movie "Latter Days"

[FORD]

Comedy Central Renews ‘South Park’ For Three More Seasons Through 2016
By NELLIE ANDREEVA Wednesday November 16, 2011 @ 9:18am PST


Cable’s longest-running animated series South Park is headed for the 20-season mark. Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the creators of the no-holds-barred animated comedy, have closed a new deal with Comedy Central for three more seasons of South Park. The pact will keep the series on through 2016, extending its run to 20 seasons. Parker and Stone will continue to write, direct and edit every episode of South Park, as they have since the series’ premiere in 1997. “The collective genius of Matt and Trey knows no bounds,” Comedy Central’s president Michele Ganeless said. “Week after week and season after season they continue to surprise and delight South Park fans, and that includes all of us here at Comedy Central. We’re thrilled that the adventures of Stan, Kyle, Kenny and Cartman will continue through 2016.”

[Kristy]

Parker and Stone are out of ideas. Many of which they did had were hardly original opting instead to take pot shots at whatever was prevalent in pop culture from a certain movie parody to that week's news. South Park was taking the textbook Jimmy Page of plagiarism and milking it for as long as they could. The other half why South Park as been so dismal is the state of Viacom's "Comedy Central" which is the most unwatchable basic cable channel there is (next to Fox News). Parker and Stone seem no longer seem to want anything to do with Viacom and their contractual obligations. Either way, the show has been in the shitter for quite some time.

[clarathecarrot]

It's getting that time of year when someone ,"in the know" should set up the yearly, Roth Army Awards Thread...I vote for Kristy as the sugariest poster of the year, her soft natured love scented posts warm the cockles of my heart,..(??) wherevever they are or whattever those things are called. Do dudes even have those I think they may be something I had removed years ago..??

[ashstralia]

ooooh!!!!! love the new av, k.

my favourite south park ep is the one involving the cripple fight.