[nature scene]

Not just killed him -- they burned him, impaled him, and had a lion and bear fight over who got to eat him. Last night's South Park was pretty much a personal shot at Isaac Hayes as well as another scathing attack on Scientology. What did you guys think about it?

[nomadicfollower]

All I saw was Chef being rescued and then going back across the bridge and having what you described happen to him. I thought it was pretty funny though.

[krastian]

Yeah I saw that. Once again South Park is right on point. I like how they said that group "scrambled Chef's brains," referring to the scientology thing. It was also funny how they just used old clips for Chef's dialogue.

[trance feeeedback]

chef's death was pretty funny, other than that i thought the episode sucked. in the old board I started a thread about issac hayes quiting, and i brought up the thought about killing off chef, but I didn't think they would really do it! I think this is going to piss off a lot of fans, and scientologist. plus that episode really was a pretty mean personal shot at issac hayes.

[sellouteater]

I'm glad they killed him. He deserves it

[nature scene]

I did think the episode kind of sucked, especially the end. But I did like the attack on scientology. I heard from a friend the reason that Isaac Hayes really quit is because he was told too after some scientologists saw the original scientology episode.

[krastian]

Yeah I figured they'd kill him.

[trance feeeedback]

yeah i have noticed the newer south park episodes are getting contoversial again, like when it first came out. first there was the scientology episode that not only pissed off sicentologist, it pissed off the company that owns comedy central, then there was the "bloody mary"(another religious attack) episode which they only showed once or twice and then banned it, and now the killing of chef will probally cause a big deal.

Oh south park, you have become this generations greatest satire.

[nomadicfollower]

Blood Mary was the one of the statue's ass bleeding? all the Christians went crazy and everyone was visiting the statue and it turns out it was her vagina - which is normal?
That one was damn funny.
Did it really get banned?

[nature scene]

yeah that episode got pulled after airing 2 times or something

[nomadicfollower]

Really. Lucky I saw it I suppose.

[sellouteater]

I missed it do you know where i could get it

[nature scene]

look for torrents. The episode is called Bloody Mary.

[HaydenAsche]

That is rad! I wonder if its on youtube yet?

[noumenal]

I thought it was a pretty good episode.

However, my problem with South Park from the beginning is summed up by this:

Stick to the shit jokes, and drop the ham-handed libertarian commentary bullshit.

[nature scene]

I actually enjoy the libertarian commentary more than the shit jokes.

[krastian]

I like their commentary because it sheds light on how fucked up everything is in a humorous way.

[SpectralJulianIsNotDead]

I read an editorial about how Isaac Hayes didn't really want to quit, that someone else made him quit.

[nature scene]

Originally Posted by SpectralJulianIsNotDead

I read an editorial about how Isaac Hayes didn't really want to quit, that someone else made him quit.

Yeah that's what I heard too. I think after the Scientology episode aired again, some people in his church (?) (scientology club? cult?) told him he needed to quit.

[dietzer123]

yea, they did kill him pretty brutally but they were kinda nice to him with that last speech that stan makes. it was hilarous though