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[nhoward14]

Cartoon Wars Part II

Original air Date: 2006-04-12

After leaving Kyle injured on the side of the road, Cartman races to the headquarters of “Family Guy” determined to put an end to the show once and for all.

[mainepatsfan]

This has been the best start of any season.

[mainepatsfan]

Kyle summed it up nicely with the line about how one can't pick and choose what can and cannot be made fun of.

[Jonx6]

ping

[kenn5]

I am a member the of Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, aka Mormons, and I saw the "All about Mormons" episode. I just thought that it was a good, though inaccurate, parody. I am not aware of Mormons threatening Comedy Central and I believe they still run this episode.

[T.Smith]

I'm confused. Why would Comedy Central puss out on showing Mohammed now when they already showed him as part of the Super Best Friends? There is already precedent. I don't get it.

[stacytec]

Mencia was great last night, funny how a guy of Mexican decent TOTALLY gets it and sees the hypocrisy of waving a Mexican flag at a protest in the United States.

[mnehring]

So you liked Mencia, Sensei?

[antiRepublicrat]

And as a Christian I was offended by the use of Jesus

Thus the point. Comedy Central had no problem with the Jesus protrayal but wimped out when it came to showing Mohammed in a completely non-offensive situation.

[antiRepublicrat]

furthermore, he was in the Super Best Friends episode

How long has it been since that episode's been re-run? Any bets on whether they'll ever re-run it?

[SittinYonder]

How long has it been since that episode's been re-run? Any bets on whether they'll ever re-run it?

I don't know. I thought it was on sometime in the last two or three months, but maybe it was just a scene from the show.

[Starter]

Actually, I think "Super Best Friends" is one of the epsiodes shown in syndication. I recall seeing it a month or two ago.

[antiRepublicrat]

Actually, I think "Super Best Friends" is one of the epsiodes shown in syndication. I recall seeing it a month or two ago.

Since the riots? I'm not saying it hasn't shown, but if it has then Matt & Trey just pulled a fast one on us.

[Sensei Ern]

He's Honduran. That part was funny, but the spanking the dwarf was too wierd. I stopped watching around that time.

[Sensei Ern]

Not everything he says and does, but he has some good stuff. Kinda like digging for a meal in a garbage can. I am finding myself watching it less and less because he is taking the easy way out and doing sex jokes more and more.

[Sensei Ern]

I think you are getting upset at an inside joke. I suspect Comedy Central didn't care, else they would not have allowed the anti-muslim stuff they have allowed in the past.

[stacytec]

Honduran! Thats funny, all his "my people" talk was just a bunch of malarkey.

[higgmeister]

McCarthy is a hero

Charlie?

[Dimensio]

I cannot believe that our entire media has completely become Dhimmi's and subjugated themselves to Muhammed.WHY WOULD THEY LET JESUS DO THAT TO THE AMERICAN FLAG and not let Muhammed give Peter a fish?!!??!?!?

Actually, the nature of the images prior to and just following the "censor" message suggest to me that there was never any intent by Matt and Trey to include an image of Mohammed. I suspect, however, that this was merely another joke rather than an attempt to avoid offense, as the two have included Mohammed as a fire-throwing superhero in a previous episde.

Anyone have any insight?!

I live in Louisville, so I have Insight. I would rather switch to a DirecTV, though.