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28 Years Ago, a Tiger Woods Video Game Was Recalled Because of a Hidden ‘South Park’ Short
After an angry mother complained that the disc included a vulgar ‘South Park’ short, EA Sports recalled 100,000 copies of the game and fired the employee responsible
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17 Years Ago, Comedy Central Trolled Kanye West by Airing the Same ‘South Park’ Episode for Two Hours
After West interrupted Taylor Swift at the 2009 VMAs, Comedy Central aired ‘South Park’s ‘Fishsticks’ episode on repeat.
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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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4 Famous Comedies With Hilarious Hidden Messages You Probably Missed
From a fake luxury watch to a restaurant that openly advertises food tampering, these jokes were hiding in plain sight the whole time
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A Massachusetts Bakery Had to Apologize After Posting a ‘South Park’ Hitler Cake on Facebook
It turns out Cartman giving a Nazi salute isn’t an image that everybody finds funny
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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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A scene from 'Insheeption.' That Time the ‘South Park’ Guys Accidentally Ripped Off a CollegeHumor Video
Trey Parker and Matt Stone said they were trying to parody ‘Inception,’ but ended up cribbing lines from someone else’s parody instead
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Photo by Columbia Pictures/Getty Images 5 Dream Comedy Collabs That Happened in Disappointing Ways
Some things aren’t as exciting as they sound on paper
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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
