South Park + Its Political Sperging (?) Thread - Season 26 ongoing!

The same reason you watched pro wrestling when you were 12, it seemed cool to you because you were a "big kid" and wanted to feel more "adult."
And once you discovered professional wrestling was fake you stopped watching. With South Park when you discover its creators are two faggots it becomes impossible to watch as well. Unless you just embrace the awful writing and mediocre episodes like how wrestling fans embrace the fake aspects of their shows and start watching it for the show business and acting parts and not the actual 'sport'. And now you just watch South Park for the "own the right wing" part of the show. Hence why South Park's fandom is unrecognizable now.
“No one pulled the episode, no one censored us, and you know we’d say so if true,” Stone said in an interview with The Denver Post.
They lied to HBO directly about how many episodes that they would make (which was also a lie to the fans about how many streaming services that they would need). They lied about why Isaac Hayes left the show as well, claiming that scientology leaders forced him, when he really quit on his own when they mocked his retarded sci-fi religion. I still laugh that Tom Cruise spoke at the funeral for Isaac Hayes and Stone and Parker got so upset that they opened (a now banned) episode with him packing fudge as revenge.
 
I haven't watched the show for years now. What was the last episode where the kids just went on a whacky adventure and there was no explicit focus on the adult characters or political shit?
There was southpark where Randy wasnt the A plot?
 
And once you discovered professional wrestling was fake you stopped watching. With South Park when you discover its creators are two faggots it becomes impossible to watch as well. Unless you just embrace the awful writing and mediocre episodes like how wrestling fans embrace the fake aspects of their shows and start watching it for the show business and acting parts and not the actual 'sport'. And now you just watch South Park for the "own the right wing" part of the show. Hence why South Park's fandom is unrecognizable now.
Honestly I could give a shit about Matt and Trey, can't hate on them for creating a successful show though even if it's not really my thing. This current season has been about as funny as having your wiener nailed to a two-by-four though.

And WWE still has its fan base. It seems that every special ed adult I've met is fanatical about John Cena or some shit like that. Not sure the company will survive with Vince McMahon gone though, as much as I don't like him.
 
The new episode they were making the past 2 weeks absolutely had something to do with Charlie Kirk. There's no way it was delayed the day of unless Paramount saw what the episode was about and scrapped it. I just wonder if they will double down and risk getting canceled (there's no way paramount doesn't have some sort of out in the contract) or if they will pussy out and not touch politics at all despite being nothing but political for the past few seasons.
Honestly they may have decided to pull it themselves. Airing another episode mocking a now dead young man a few days after his murder while his wife and kids are still burying him would be ghoulish even for Matt and trey. He's not sadam Husain or Trump. He was a civilian.
 
Honestly they may have decided to pull it themselves. Airing another episode mocking a now dead young man a few days after his murder while his wife and kids are still burying him would be ghoulish even for Matt and trey. He's not sadam Husain or Trump. He was a civilian.
There is absolutely no way they would've pulled the episode for that, especially not the day it was supposed to air. They tried to push an episode through but Paramount took one look at it and saw it crossed the line so much it was in another time zone
 
There's like a million jokes they could've made about Biden being Stan's Grandpa. Literally just stuff like him tripping while going up the stairs to Air Force One or having his family run things for him.
It should also be noted that they treated George W Bush with kid gloves, at least from what I can recall. The only episode I remember where they made fun of him in any significant capacity was the 9/11 inside job episode with the Hardy Boys, wherein the Bush Administration is found to be fueling 9/11 conspiracy theories because they want the general populace to think they're competent enough to pull something like that off.

It was a pretty funny episode, not gonna lie.
 
I followed that user before and they are weird. She claims to be a lesbian and has a girlfriend but she also talks about how when she sees her therapist that she needs said therapist to pretend that Randy sends her gifts to help her cope. Unless this girlfriend of hers doesn't exist or they broke up then I can't imagine how anyone can be in a relationship with this woman. Norah (that's her name) is definitely someone that I'm surprised doesn't have a thread on here because she is someone that I wouldn't be surprised has a lot of strange things that happened to her when she was young.
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This post from her is getting a lot of comments from people getting headaches trying to understand what she was trying to say.
 
They lied about why Isaac Hayes left the show as well, claiming that scientology leaders forced him, when he really quit on his own when they mocked his retarded sci-fi religion.
You have it wrong though, Matt and Trey didn't lie about it, one of Hayes's handlers did quit the show on his behalf, saying it was Hayes himself who wanted to for making fun of Scientology and they didn't find out the truth until after the episode were Chef dies. Hayes had no interest in quitting the show. If you're gonna talk shit, at least be correct.
 
You have it wrong though, Matt and Trey didn't lie about it, one of Hayes's handlers did quit the show on his behalf, saying it was Hayes himself who wanted to for making fun of Scientology and they didn't find out the truth until after the episode were Chef dies. Hayes had no interest in quitting the show. If you're gonna talk shit, at least be correct.
Isaac Hayes walked off the show on his own and even told Comedy Central why. After he died people started attempting to change history. Saying that it was scientologists that were pressuring him to leave. Or that they forced him to leave. He simply quit the show as he didn't like how they mocked his goofy religion. No amount of revisionist history post his death will change that. All the "well actually" reports from over a decade after his death are just people lying to the media to get attention for themselves. "Well actually I had secret meetings with Isaac and he hated scientology". It's all bullshit. The guy was a loser scientgologist his entire life.

Isaac Hayes wasn't forced to be a scientologist. He joined on his own and stayed his entire life and recruited people into the cult. And was more loyal to his stupid cult than the cartoon that made him famous. There's nothing beyond that. Stone and Parker lied to save face because they were seething that he chose Xenu over them. And conveniently waited until after Hayes was dead and couldn't defend himself to pretend like he cried to them about having to quit (something that never happened) and that secretly he wanted to stay with South Park.

Scientology once put out a CD of songs written about the religion sung by Isaac Hayes. That sound exactly like Chef singing about an outer space religion.
 
Wasn't this cleared up in the thread already?

-Isaac Hayes's fame predates the gay little x-files cartoon from the late 90s (by about 25 years)
-Isaac Hayes III (his son) even backed the story that Hayes didn't actually walk away of his own volition:
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-@TheHarbinger I want some of whatever you're smoking
 
Isaac Hayes III (his son) even backed the story that Hayes didn't actually walk away of his own volition
His "story" only comes after Hayes was dead. Hayes told Comedy Central he was leaving the show. He wasn't contracted for the next season. Everyone knows it was because he was upset over scientology being mocked. After he dies people start claiming the exact opposite of what really happened. But the truth is that Hayes was a mentally ill scientologist cultist until his death.

Hayes believed in Xenu and body thetans and auditing and all the retarded scientology aspects that people mock. He was a dumb nigger musician who got caught up in a cult. And played a cartoon chef.
 
Scientology once put out a CD of songs written about the religion sung by Isaac Hayes. That sound exactly like Chef singing about an outer space religion.
Is this archived anywhere or on YouTube or whatever? An entire album of Chef singing about the virtues of Galactic Lord Xenu and body thetans sounds lulzy as fuck.

I'd love to have a few drinks and laugh at it.
 
And once you discovered professional wrestling was fake you stopped watching. With South Park when you discover its creators are two faggots it becomes impossible to watch as well. Unless you just embrace the awful writing and mediocre episodes like how wrestling fans embrace the fake aspects of their shows and start watching it for the show business and acting parts and not the actual 'sport'. And now you just watch South Park for the "own the right wing" part of the show. Hence why South Park's fandom is unrecognizable now.
Like at least with pro-wrestling there's no one going, "Don't like it? What are you some offended snowflake they go after both sides." like with South Park. At least wrestling fans have enough self awareness to realize it's not for everybody. But if you think South Park sucks it's ERM ACKTUALLY cause your pet cause got mocked.
 
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