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Why South Park’s Trey Parker and Matt Stone Now Exclaim It’s ‘Wrong’ to Offend
Trey Parker and Matt Stone remain slumped at a table, exhausted.
Their sense of humor has almost vanished, their energy disappeared, their anarchists’ willingness to say “f— you” to anything that smacks of the establishment has utterly drained away. All they can think of is sleep.
“The schedule throws you off so much,” says Parker, referring to their new Broadway musical, The Manual of Mormon, about two young missionaries who are sent to Uganda. “We’ve been going to previews every blackout then staying up till 2 or 3. I’m worn out.”
Who can blame him? In the nine weeks since South Park’s creators decamped from Los Angeles for New York, they’ve plunged into a frenetic world of rehearsals, rewrites and directing their display — all with, between them, a wife, a girlfriend and two kids in tow. The sheer volume of work, and the lightning speed at which it has raced by, has caught them unawares.
“It’s crazy how fast it is,” says Parker, wolfing down dinner at Serafina restaurant. &ldquo
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South Park wins my vote. As much as I find Drawn Together slightly amusing, it only ever gets a slight titter out of me. That cartoon tends to be a poor combination of attempting to be Huge Brother, South Park and Happy Tree Friends lay together. The latter two are both shows that I like immensely, and certainly dislike seeing existence copied by uncreative writers who have nothing surpass to do than ponder of an entire episode based around something as insipid as a Octopussour.
Secondly, Lord Red Dragon, South Park wasn't about the animation quality. The creators deliberately made the show to appear childish and simple, especially because simple design means less money to be spent on production. Drawn Together has a panel of writers and voice actors, whilst South Park has a very small crew, with the creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone doing most of the voices themselves. That is a little more innovative and talented, in my opinion.
Thirdly,have you ever heard of using periods and commas in your posts? It makes reading what you have to say just that minuscule bit more tollerable. I question your excessive operate of the word "fuck" or "fucking," too. Accomplish you believe
Commentary by Wayne Studer
Part One:
How Parker and Stone May Have Spoiled South Park for Me
Way back in 1966 Brian Wilson sang, "It's so gloomy to watch a sweet thing die." Although the "thing" in question isn't exactly "sweet" and it hasn't exactly "died," that's nevertheless pretty much how I feel after having watched the November 7, 2007 episode of what was until then my favorite TV show, South Park.
The episode is titled "Guitar Queer-O." In general, it's a hilarious and highly pointed sendup of both the Guitar Hero videogame and the attitudes many videogame devotees have toward the objects of their devotion. In evidence, I thoroughly enjoyed the episode—much as I've thoroughly enjoyed nearly all the episodes of South Park I've ever watched, which is most of them—until about the last 20 or 30 seconds. Then it happened.
Stan and Kyle, who've become so proficient at playing Guitar Hero that they're on the verge of breaking the coveted one million-point mark, are eager to notice how the game will distinguish and reward them for their achievement. (When they h