Trey Parker & Matt Stone

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I'm curious to see a rerun of that South Park ep since I love making fun of clams.

That being said, sometimes I find both Trey & Matt a little self-important. I hated Team America because it seemed like they were being way too cool for school and made fun of every single viewpoint that anyone could have.

But they will forever hold a soft spot in my heart for Cannibal the Musical.

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Duran Duran and Mr. Mister! Did I inadvertently step into the wayback machine?

Episode 712: "All About the Mormons?" taking on Joseph Smith and the LDS and now Epsode 912 taking on Scientology are my two favorites. Funny thing about both ending in 12.

Anyone remember the oscar dresses?

but it South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone who were the most adventurous.

They dressed in drag with Parker wearing a replica of the cotton pink Ralph Lauren gown Gwyneth Paltrow wore when winning the Best Actress last year.

Parker opted for the much-talked-about green Versace dress that Jennifer Lopez wore at the Grammy awards.

[dwanollah]

"Tom Cruise, this is Park County Police, please come out of the closet. Everbody here just wants you to come out of the closet, Tom. Nobody's gonna be mad. Everything's gonna be all right. Just come out of the closet." - SP Episode 912 Trapped in the Closet

That?

BRIL!

[abbynormal]

If anyone missed the episode, don't worry. They're repeated all the time. I believe it's on again tonite.

Those Oscar dresses were amazing. I remember reading somewhere that HRH Gwyneth gave them dirty looks all through the night. Does anyone know if it's true?

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abbynormal said:

Those Oscar dresses were amazing. I remember reading somewhere that HRH Gwyneth gave them dirty looks all through the night. Does anyone know if it's true?

Oh my god. That is too funny! I have no trouble believing this to be true.

They sometimes come off as asses, but I love them all the same. I hope they don't meet some "unfortunate" accident.

[Ripley]

For once, I'm grateful that Comedy Central replays the same shows over and over. I missed last night's episode due to some particularly vicious battles in City of Villains.

I'm definitely a fan of their stuff. I don't like every episode they've ever done, and sometimes I think they are annoyingly preachy. However, when they hit the mark, there is nobody funnier. That episode where the kids pretend to be ninjas was fabulous.

I'm not surprised that they are Duran Duran fans. Nick Rhodes had a small vocal part in South Park: Bigger, Longer, Uncut." (He was a Canadian fighter pilot.

Personally, I love Baseketball. It's one of those movies that you know is dumb, but it is just so funny that you can't help enjoying it. There is a scene where Trey and Matt kiss, and they totally go for it.

Those Oscar dresses were amazing. I remember reading somewhere that HRH Gwyneth gave them dirty looks all through the night. Does anyone know if it's true?

We'll just file this under "If It Isn't True, It Ought To Be."

[kostgard]

That episode where the kids pretend to be ninjas was fabulous.

I love that episode - they captured how little kids play so well. I think I busted a gut laughing while naked Cartman took about 20 years to sneak across the stage at the end.

Baseketball is one of those stupid/funny movies that has some pretty good moments. They clearly aren't the best actors in the world, but they were obviously having fun and South Park fans can actually see Trey do the voices for Cartman and Mr. Garrison.

Cannibal! The Musical is stupid/funny too, and not too bad considering it was just made by a bunch of college students. You get to see Trey's dad play a judge (and he does look exactly like Stan's dad from SP) and the funny story about Trey's character's horse, Lianne, who would run away from him and let everyone else ride her. Lianne is the name of Trey's ex-fiance whom he caught cheating on him. But she actually helped out on Cannibal and then made a small appearance in his next movie, Orgazmo, so she's got a really good sense of humor and/or Trey is one charming mofo to bring her back on these projects.

[airbrushedhottie]

topher said:

I DO live in West Hollywood.

That only means you see Eddie Murphy picking up trannies.

Oooh chile! Yeah. West Hollywood is seedy.

That show last night. Brilliant! I just couldn't believe they were so candid and to the point. I love it! I was kind of bored with South Park but now I'm really sorry this is the last series.

Isn't Matt Stone dating/engaged to someone recently? Don't remember her name.

I alo caught the last half of something called "Orgasmo" on cable. Hilarious in a low budget way.

[dwanollah]

Oooh chile! Yeah. West Hollywood is seedy.

Not no more! Now it's all genteel, with gay couples and old people and Russian/Jewish folks who've been here forever. But Santa Monica is still a good bet for a few Trannie Hookers (when you get further east, toward the Tomcat Theatre), in case Topher's ever, you know, curious.

I'm not surprised that they are Duran Duran fans. Nick Rhodes had a small vocal part in South Park: Bigger, Longer, Uncut." (He was a Canadian fighter pilot.

It's altered enough so it's unrecognisable as him, but he's such a cute fanboy about SP, so it's groovy he got to do it.

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Anyone remember the oscar dresses?

Absolutely my most favorite Red Carpet moment—ever. (Even before the incident when Joan Rivers complimented Anthony Hopkins for bringing his mother, "That's not my mother, that's my wife.")

I remember reading somewhere that HRH Gwyneth gave them dirty looks all through the night.

Makes perfect sense to me. She has no sense of humor—at. all.

Anyway, these guys have the biggest, brassiest balls in Hollwood. Thank god for them. I love South Park. (Even though I wish there'd be some more Cartman-centric episodes this season.)