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The One Celebrity Comedy Central Wouldn’t Let ‘South Park’ Kill Off
The Season 1 episode ‘Starvin’ Marvin’ almost included a famous TV actress’s brutal death
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Seth MacFarlane and Penn Jillette Butted Heads Over the ‘South Park’ Muhammad Controversy
The two took subtle digs at one another during a ‘Larry King Live’ segment years ago
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25 Years Ago, Comedy Central Stopped the ‘South Park’ Guys From Making Fun of George Bush’s Daughters
A leaked script featuring the Bush twins as lesbians ultimately put an end to the girls appearing in the short-lived sitcom ‘That’s My Bush!’
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‘Family Guy’ Planned on Responding to ‘South Park’s Attacks, but the Joke Never Aired
Seth MacFarlane ultimately decided to cut the vulgar gag because he said it was too much of a low blow
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Why the Creator of ‘Ren & Stimpy’ Accused ‘South Park’ of Ripping Him Off
John Kricfalusi claimed that Trey Parker and Matt Stone took the idea for Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo from one of his earlier characters
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The Original Plan for ‘Team America’ Was Abandoned for Legal Reasons
Trey Parker and Matt Stone’s 2004 puppet movie was shaping up to be a full-on parody of Roland Emmerich’s ‘The Day After Tomorrow’ at one point
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Photo by New Line Cinema/Getty Images The ‘South Park’ Guys Were Hired to Write a ‘Dumb and Dumber’ Prequel
Jim Carrey and the Farrelly brothers were even attached to the project in its early stages
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New York Daily News Archive/Contributor/Getty Images Why Jerry Seinfeld Turned Down a Role on ‘South Park’ After Requesting to Do the Show
Series creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone offered the comedian a small part in their 1997 Thanksgiving episode, ‘Starvin’ Marvin’
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'South Park' How ‘South Park’ Brought Two Comedy Icons Back Together After a 15-Year Split
The makeshift collaboration eventually led to the pair officially getting back together
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Seth McFarlane (Photo by Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images) Did Seth MacFarlane Just Collaborate With the ‘South Park’ Guys After Feuding With Them for 20 Years?
The longtime rivals appear to have finally put their differences aside (temporarily, at least)
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'Team America' co-writers Matt Stone (left) and Trey Parker (right) with their marionettes (Photo by Al Seib/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images) The ‘Team America’ Scene That Had to Be Edited Nine Times to Avoid an NC-17 Rating
The ‘South Park’ guys had a tough time getting their 2004 puppet movie finished
