I'm not sure why they'd have wanted to play things so safe, considering how much money they have, but there you go.
Because the network want it that way. Trey and Matt aren't in absolute control. South Park is an established cash cow now, which means there's less room to experiment. It's not like the old days, say in Season 6, where they had more room to play with things.
You need only look at what they did to 200 and 201. You can't even see those episodes any more. They're not online, they've never been re-aired and in the US you can only get the censored versions on DVD (and in other, more cucked, countries you can't even get them on DVD). Compare this to the episode Super Best Friends, where they drew Muhammad, said Muhammad and nobody said shit.
Re: South Park
Posted: Mon Sep 25, 2017 6:09 pm
by Liar Revealed
Super Best Friends was pre-9/11.
Basically, the Muslims won on that day. Your first amendment rights will not be protected if you lampoon Mohammed or Islam.
Here's what happened to our local cartoonist when she tried to draw Mohammed: https://www.jihadwatch.org/2016/03/hugh ... lly-norris
Super Best Friends was pre-9/11.
Basically, the Muslims won on that day. Your first amendment rights will not be protected if you lampoon Mohammed or Islam.
Here's what happened to our local cartoonist when she tried to draw Mohammed: https://www.jihadwatch.org/2016/03/hugh ... lly-norris
And that's why the Muslims should be thinned out, or at least humbled, as the Iron Shiek would say.
Re: South Park
Posted: Mon Sep 25, 2017 7:08 pm
by rabidtictac
That's why we need Exterminatus.
Re: South Park
Posted: Thu Sep 28, 2017 1:01 pm
by AngrySpoonySnob
fuck this im done, 3 episodes in and the new season hasnt been funny for even one minute.
I never said that it was. I said that it had arcs and continuity. Everyone else was saying they prefer shows with stand alone, self-contained episodes.
You can have gradual arcs and continuity over multiple episodes but in many comedy shows it is not vital to the enjoyment of the episode. They are often minor additional jokes or a build up to a larger joke at the end of each season.
the obvious problem with breakin bad to me is that it seemed to be written for 2 or 3 seasons max. But it became so succesfull they wanted to drag it out and create more totally ruining the series. Every season got weaker and I never thought that when it was all over I wouldnt do a marathonweek of all seasons but I did reach that point of just being sick off it all when it was over. I only like the first 2 seasons and then some sporadic episodes.
And I hate his wife (skyler?) with a passion, the dumbest and most hypocritical character ever written.
I fully agree with this. Season 3 ruined the show for me. It's the longest season by far and most of it is them telling you his wife is a bitch which was already fully established beforehand with not much else happening.
You'll love to know the actress who played Skylar thinks everyone hates her character because of musoggyknees. In other words she sounds like she's just as much of a bitch in real life.
Trey and Matt seem to have genuine contempt or apathy for the show, their audience, or both. If they hate doing it or just can’t be bothered anymore, then they need to end it because it’s getting painful.
They've openly stated some episodes they don't at all work on. They make entire episodes in a few days and often leave it to the last minute. It's clear they stopped caring a long time ago and that apathy is gradually grown.
Re: South Park
Posted: Sun Oct 15, 2017 1:02 am
by Rapeculture
It's a pretty sad day when fucking Family Guy is funnier than South Park. I want to drive a knife into my hand for even thinking that, but it's true.