[atomicpossum]

1) Parody.

2) In the episode, he hid in a closet after an insult to his acting ability. The constant requests to 'come out of the closet' were about that, not about homosexuality. SOUTH PARK can claim with wide-eyed innocence 'Why, we NEVER intended it to be taken THAT way."

So, no. But it'd be fun to watch him try.

[peyton randolph]

What made the "in the closet" gag even more defensible is the use of R. Kelly in the episode. Kelly's "Trapped in the Closet" lyrics are clearly heterosexual.

http://www.anysonglyrics.com/lyrics/r/rkelly/Trapped-In-The-Closet-Lyrics.htm

[feedback doctor]

2) In the episode, he hid in a closet after an insult to his acting ability. The constant requests to 'come out of the closet' were about that, not about homosexuality. SOUTH PARK can claim with wide-eyed innocence 'Why, we NEVER intended it to be taken THAT way."

That is so naive! John and Jane Smith are in BIG trouble. It's a good thing it was them and not Matt and Trey.

;)