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Comedy Central's Kenny vs. Spenny: Canadian Humor Knows No Boundaries | Today's News: Our Take | 11/14/2007
A few years back, GSN tried to introduce American audiences to the hit Canadian comedy series Kenny vs. Spenny. But while knockoffs in England and Germany proved popular, nobody stateside tuned in for the real deal. Now Comedy Central is giving the outrageous reality show another shot thanks to an endorsement by South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone (they've also signed on as executive producers). The network airs the first episode of the new season of extreme competitions undertaken... read more
Sweet! South Park Pair Score $75 Mil Renewal Deal | Today's News: Our Take | 8/28/2007
Pay attention, kids — filthy mouths can make you filthy rich. South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have inked a deal worth $75 million that renews the Comedy Central staple for a 13th, 14th and 15th season. The deal will also create the animation arm South Park Studios (which will feed content to the like-named website), and hand the fellas a rather unprecedented 50 percent share in any online ad revenue. "Three more years of South Park will give us the opportunity to offend... read more
THE THETAN IS ON | Today's News: Our Take | 3/17/2006
Comedy Central's decision to replace a Wednesday repeat of the Scientology- and Tom Cruise-prodding South Park episode with a “Chef's Chocolate Salty Balls” encore has fueled talk that Cruise threatened not to promote Viacom-owned Paramount's Mission: Impossible III if the switch was not made. A rep for Cruise denies the strong-arming and the semiofficial "spin" is that the Chef-centric substitute was chosen as a tribute to Isaac Hayes, who recently quit the series... due to its Scientology... read more
What did you think of the ... | Matt Roush | 10/28/2005
Question: What did you think of the season premiere of South Park? I loved it. This show is better than any other in truly depicting what is going on in this country and how many people are missing what is really important. It is amazing how it's able to mix great/crude comedy with superior insights into what is going on in the world today. I always miss this show when it is in reruns, because now that it is back, I can't wait for Trey Parker to create more great story lines that coincide with... read more
SWEET! | Today's News: Our Take | 9/8/2005
South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have inked a new deal that will keep the duo — as well as Cartman, Stan, Kyle and Kenny — at Comedy Central through the end of 2008. The agreement promises three more 14-episode seasons of South Park, with Parker and Stone continuing to write, direct, voice and edit every @%#$ing one of 'em. The new season premieres Oct. 19. read more
South Park Gets Cleaned Up | Today's News: Our Take | 9/1/2005
Mr. Hankey made the cut. So did Chef's famed chocolate salty balls. But when Comedy Central's South Park goes into syndication on Sept. 19, don't expect to see all your favorite naughty bits. Distributor Mort Marcus says he has been "nip-tucking" the raunchy 'toon for broadcast, albeit with a little help. "We set up what I call a station board — kind of like a board of directors — and they represent a large cut of our broadcast stations," he explains. "What we do is... read more
South Park Gets Cleaned Up | Today's News: Our Take | 8/31/2005
Mr. Hankey made the cut. So did Chef's famed chocolate salty balls. But when Comedy Central's South Park goes into syndication on Sept. 19, don't expect to see all your favorite naughty bits. Distributor Mort Marcus says he has been "nip-tucking" the raunchy 'toon for broadcast, albeit with a little help. "We set up what I call a station board — kind of like a board of directors — and they represent a large cut of our broadcast stations," he explains. "What we do is... read more
South Park Men vs. Sean Penn | Today's News: Our Take | 10/15/2004
South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone just love raising tempers by spoofing controversial subjects. They riff on the Middle East conflict in their latest big-screen venture, Team America: World Police, filmed entirely with puppets. Their in-your-face antics include a puppet sex scene (yeah, you read that right), which was drastically reduced to obtain an R rating instead of an NC-17 for the comedy. "It was probably twice as long as it is," Parker says. "A lot of the shots were longer,... read more

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