[HarleyD]

"I saw the last half hour from a bootleg DVD in South Central," he tells PAGE SIX's Ian Spiegelman.

Is this from the same industry that is trying to ban bootleg copies from us?

[Starter]

Trey & Matt don't seem to be fighting the anti-bootleg fight. They've allowed copies of South Park to be circulated around the internet since the show's premiere.

In addition, back when the South Park movie came out, the pair made an appearance on the Conan O'Brien show. In that appearance, they wanted to show a certain scene from the film as a clip. (Those who've seen the film can probably guess which one.) But Paramount refused to send them that particular segment. So they got around Paramount by walking outside and buying a bootleg of their own film from a NYC street vendor and bringing it back to the studio to air. So, they're not being hypocritical on the bootleg issue. They really don't care.

(And I'll probably buy both the South Park disc and the Passion on that particular Tuesday.)