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viridian5

Make Love

Mar 25, 2006 19:33

Anybody else seen the season premiere of South Park? Wow, Matt and Trey really aren't bitter over Isaac Hayes at all, are they?

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read_in_reverse March 26 2006, 00:39:36 UTC

hahaha, you really shouldn't piss off someone who has your voice recordings from years and years of your work.

viridian5 March 26 2006, 00:44:13 UTC

Heh. Yeah, that too, but the death scene killed me. *g* Plus, there was the whole vibe of "You don't want us to tackle Scientology, huh? Well, how does this stand-in grab you?"

read_in_reverse March 26 2006, 00:51:07 UTC

imao, they made it impossible for him to say anything too, because then he would look like he was supporting pedaphiles. oh god the bear and the wolf fighting over parts of his body. that was so bad/funny.

wirrrn March 26 2006, 03:14:36 UTC

Hey,

Oooh! Ooh! What happens?!

btw- I grabbed the R1 DVD of ROBOT CHICKEN the other day, and am still in hysterics. So far, my favourite sketches are Benny Hill's Funeral, Optimus Prime with prostate cancer, and SE7EN in the Smurf Village ("Jesus Smurfing Christ!"). I loooove Seth Greeb!

viridian5 March 26 2006, 18:29:56 UTC

You know that Isaac Hayes loudly and publicly quit South Park over the creators' "religious intolerance," which Matt and Trey, rightly to my thinking, called bullshit since he was fine with mocking the world's other religions until the show did an episode on Scientology, right ( ... )

wirrrn March 27 2006, 01:25:57 UTC

Hey,

That's awesome! Clearly Chef didn't learn the big rule of the show- Never Piss Cartman Off (and by extension, Trey and Matt) *g*

peculiar_writer March 26 2006, 04:56:16 UTC

It was absolutely hilarious. I knew they were going to give him quite the lynching. But it was bittersweet too; the eulogy that Kyle delivers seemed actually heartfelt, and was quite nasty towards Scientology as well.

They're absolutely right, of course; those scientologists are a bunch of freaks.

What I want to know is...was that James Earl Jones at the end? I'm sure it wasn't, but man, I thought it sounded like him. Now HE would be the best replacement for Hayes.

viridian5 March 26 2006, 18:04:21 UTC

I appreciated that the eulogy was touching, heartfelt, and funny while still jabbing Scientology with a sharp stick.

I don't know who was the voice of Darth Chef at the end, though I'd love to find out and agree that it would be great to have the voice of James Earl Jones on South Park.

mistressrenet March 26 2006, 16:28:08 UTC

Oh, shit, I missed it! It was good, huh?

viridian5 March 26 2006, 17:54:22 UTC

I was dying. It was so pointed and funny and mean.

mistressrenet March 26 2006, 18:11:52 UTC

I never thought I'd say this but THANK GOD COMEDY CENTRAL REPEATS EVERYTHING.

viridian5 March 26 2006, 18:19:32 UTC

There are occasional benefits!