You seem to have missed the "and then died" part of my post.
Oops, I did, sorry. I presumed you were aware of Issac Hayes being dead anyway.
You seem to have missed the "and then died" part of my post.
You know I feel bad for Travolta he only joined Scientology becuase he was young and suckered into it. And can't leave it. Also I usually don't belive in the old "this celebritiy is secretly gay" rumors. But Travolta is an a exception to me and I feel bad that the man has to hide it becuase of his cultI've read Going Clear: Scientology and Prison of Belief and saw the HBO docu. It could be blackmail but a lot of the celebs honestly believe in it, some were raised in it of course. But others sincerely believe in it because the techniques are useful for dealing with addiction and (in John Travolta's case) repressing homosexuality.
I'm not so sure it's a case of them repressing the homosex and more a case of Travolta repressing the homosex because he figured his mostly female fanbase (women like my mom, gods rest her soul) who had crushes on him because of the movie Grease would desert him the moment they found out he was a pole smoker. And this would be something he would likely have told his auditors, and they record these sessions. Because yes, Scientology does consider faggotry a sickness and something you MUST tell your auditors.I've read Going Clear: Scientology and Prison of Belief and saw the HBO docu. It could be blackmail but a lot of the celebs honestly believe in it, some were raised in it of course. But others sincerely believe in it because the techniques are useful for dealing with addiction and (in John Travolta's case) repressing homosexuality.
It's probably more they don't give a shit now so they can work on other projects. It's like how Seth Macfarlene allegedly wants to cancel Family guy with as much offensive shit as possible in order to do other things.I wonder if Trey and Matt are making shitty episodes on purpose to get out of their contract? Maybe?
And it hasn't worked. The networks keep ordering more episodes.It's probably more they don't give a shit now so they can work on other projects. It's like how Seth Macfarlene allegedly wants to cancel Family guy with as much offensive shit as possible in order to do other things.
Hasn't that been disproven like many times over?It's probably more they don't give a shit now so they can work on other projects. It's like how Seth Macfarlene allegedly wants to cancel Family guy with as much offensive shit as possible in order to do other things.
Not sure, but it's pretty clear the thing he wants to make these days is The Orville.Hasn't that been disproven like many times over?
I wonder if they should try to do an episode who offend and tarnish the memory of George Floyd just to see their shows canceled?And it hasn't worked. The networks keep ordering more episodes.
Comedy Central would can it.I wonder if they should try to do an episode who offend and tarnish the memory of George Floyd just to see their shows canceled?
Let's hope then they still have the guts to do an episode like Super Best Friends after 20 years.Comedy Central would can it.
Remember the Muhammed episode despite the Super Friends one where he was also depicted?
They have a love-hate relationship with the show in that it's the only thing that they make that makes them money and that Book of Mormon pretty much beggered them financially, while their early pre-SP stuff barely made it's budget back. And that they both point blank refuse to save their money and splurge like a college kid with his first credit card, causing them to be bound to the show, especially after the 200/201 debacle shattered any sort of illusion that they had card blanche with CC/Paramount creatively.I wonder if Trey and Matt are making shitty episodes on purpose to get out of their contract? Maybe?
Whatever happened to episodes like the Meteor Shower Trilogy? We have Cat Orgy, an episode about Cartman being babysat by Stan's psycho sister Shelley and her pedo boyfriend. And Two Guys Naked In a Hot Tub, which was the first episode to really give Butters any personality. And Jewbilee, still one of my favorite episodes just for the line "No cake for the impuritor!"
They managed to make 3 solid episodes surrounding one event, a feat which would later be mimicked (less successfully) by Seth MacFarlane across Family Guy, Cleveland Show, and American Dad as each family faces a crises during a hurricane. And not one goddamn topical reference in any of them that I can remember.
Or the episode where the Bookmobile guy rapes chickens and makes officer Barbrady learn to read to catch him.
For what it's worth, Lucas gets full blame for Indy 4 as one of the chief reasons why the script sucked was due to the fact that George became obsessed with Crystal Skulls and made it clear to Spielberg that he would never allow Indy 4 to happen unless that was the plot as far as him forcing it.Like everybody at the time Trey and Matt were butthurt about Indiana Jones 4, and since this was the days before everyone blamed Kathleen Kennedy for everything they went right to Steven and George. Not to mention free hat kinda played favorite to Lucas suggesting he was only doing what he was doing because of Steven corrupting him. Where as in reality it's Steven who regrets the infamous changes made to the ET special edition and even undid them for the films blu ray, while Lucas refused to release a non special edition star wars for years.
Given there's an Indy 5 in the works promising to be even worse than crystal skull but Trey and Matt aren't willing to mock everyone the way they used to (plus the double standard won't work, you can't have a woman be a rapist according to the msm) if just goes to show hindsights a bitch ain't it?
That's what Token is for!They made a whole episode about how Catholicism is all about a giant space spider and fucking little boys because some alien race that helped found it has females with giant sarlacc pit vaginas that eat them. I could totally see them doing something similar with slavery just being a ploy to get some black ass.
Too bad Issac Hayes quit like a bitch when his religion got made fun of and then died. A Chef-centric episode where Chef finds out that slavery was just one big interracial gay orgy would be goddamn hilarious.
He only had a few good eps imoThat's what Token is for!
Here Comes the Neighborhood, With Apologies from Jesse Jackson, Cartman Finds Love and World War Zimmerman? That too. Same with Christian Rock Hard.He only had a few good eps imo
Token laughing at Tyler Perry and then having to give him money in the Funnybot episode was a good joke.Here Comes the Neighborhood, With Apologies from Jesse Jackson, Cartman Finds Love and World War Zimmerman? That too. Same with Christian Rock Hard.
The Honey Booboo episode was another great Token episode. Putting aside that the episode only happened because Parker and Stone were pissy Honey Booboo beat South Park in the ratings, the pure sociopathy from Token turning Cartman into reality TV fodder, hiring Randy Newman to do the theme song, and the whole spiel about The Learning Channel's fall from grace and the way he 100% played Kyle was a great showcase for the character, showing that he can be just as twisted as the core four.Here Comes the Neighborhood, With Apologies from Jesse Jackson, Cartman Finds Love and World War Zimmerman? That too. Same with Christian Rock Hard.
I unironically love the James Cameron song.The Honey Booboo episode was another great Token episode. Putting aside that the episode only happened because Parker and Stone were pissy Honey Booboo beat South Park in the ratings, the pure sociopathy from Token turning Cartman into reality TV fodder, hiring Randy Newman to do the theme song, and the whole spiel about The Learning Channel's fall from grace and the way he 100% played Kyle was a great showcase for the character, showing that he can be just as twisted as the core four.
THE GREATEST PIONEERI unironically love the James Cameron song.