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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.

[CollegeRepublican]

I thought last night that he said that he was half Honduran and half Mexican?

[stacytec]

... but all beaner!

[CharlieOK1]

this may need a new thread, but I just saw this linked from Michelle Malkin

NRO

I'm not sure if it's been reported yet, but for what it's worth, I just got off the phone with a Comedy Central spokesman. I asked him about last night's episode of South Park in which, at a moment right before the prophet Mohammed was supposed to make a cameo, the words, "Comedy Central has refused to broadcast an image of Mohammed on their network" appeared on the screen.

I asked him whether this truly was Comedy Central's decision or whether this was just another gag (with South Park, you never know). He said:

They reflected it accurately. That was a Comedy Central decision.

[HairOfTheDog]

Interesting ;~D

[EveningStar]

Ping to #283! It WAS Comedy Central's decision!

[ecurbh]

Aha, so they did puss out! I wonder if the uncensored episode will be included when the season is released on DVD.

[wallcrawlr]

what a crock!

[RockinRight]

What? You've got to be kidding!

First off...how many Muslims watch South Park anyway?

[rattrap]

Comedy Central walked right into that one and completely helped them make their point. I bet they were banking on CC pussing out.

[Dashing Dasher]

UnHoly Mohammed, Batman!

[Space Wrangler]

Wow. So I guess they pussed out after all.

[HairOfTheDog]

Comedy Central walked right into that one and completely helped them make their point. I bet they were banking on CC pussing out.

Most important, the joke wouldn't have worked if they ~hadn't~ pussed out.

I'm not going to go out on a limb proclaiming anything released thus far is the true, full story... They probably all took a class or two in 'marketing in the scandal age' :~D

[BJClinton]

At least Comedy Central is consistent in caving in. I think I'm going to complain about that Mencia dude and what he says about white people. It's suing time!

[OXENinFLA]

DAMN!!

CC did PUSS OUT!!

[Dead Corpse]

It's a trend. Everyone is pussing out these days. It appears to be fashionable.

[ABG(anybody but Gore)]

Why am I not surprised that CC was the one who wimped out?

[Constitution Day]

Spineless wimps.

[Billthedrill]

You have got to be FReepin' kidding me! I saw it and was convinced that Matt and Troy were doing a double-dig in that scene, teasing Comedy Central as well as everyone else. That silly blackout really was a Comedy Central decision? Unbelievable.

It does add punch to the last scene, though. I didn't think I could become angrier over this issue but that one managed it.

[Republican Red]

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?

This was my maiden episode. For a long time my husband tried to get me to watch South Park. I stuck up my nose and refused, hating it without ever seeing it.

I finally gave in and watch South Park. The episode "Super Best Friends". At the time it was not "controversial". I never laughed so hard in my entire life. When Jesus radios the Super Best Friends and asks how to destroy a 20 foot statue of Lincoln, Mohammad responds "maybe a 20 foot statue of John Wilkes Boothe"

I giggled into the next day. I am hooked forever - and I'm a Catholic ginger!

[PumaMan]

Comedy Central walked right into that one and completely helped them make their point. I bet they were banking on CC pussing out.

Yeah, I'm surprised to hear this, only because the whole point and message of the episode seemed dependent on not showing Mohammed at the end. Interesting.