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By Brad Trechak Filed under: Industry, South Park, Reality-FreeTrey Parker and Matt Stone can't seem to keep themselves out of trouble. Paramount is now upset over the footage from their season premiere this past week of Steven Spielberg and George Lucas violently raping Indiana Jones.

By Bob Sassone Filed under: Late Night, Programming, Talk Show, What To Watch TonightAt 8, ABC has a new Pushing Daisies, then new episodes of Private Practice and Dirty Sexy Money.CBS has a new Old Christine at 8, followed by new episodes of Gary Unmarried, Criminal Minds, and CSI: NY.NBC has a new Knight...

 CA - At 10, Comedy Central has the season premiere of South Park, then the season premiere of The Sarah Silverman Program. FX has a new Sons of Anarchy at 10. ...

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By Jason Hughes There's all kinds of possibilities for contenders here. I'd give a nod to both Star Wars tributes -- Family Guy and Robot Chicken -- and South Park definitely stretched their animation style with 'Major Boobage,' but I didn't think the episode was all that good. Aqua Teen Hunger Force had so...

Dog the Bounty Hunter gets a new "leash" on life  CA - May 15, 2008 When I think of Dog the Bounty Hunter, I tend to think of the satire done on an episode of South Park when Cartman played Dog (loved it when Cartman ...

By Brad Trechak Filed under: South Park, Episode Reviews, Reality-Free(S12E06) South Park, along with the rest of the country, has lost the Internet. As a result, Randy Marsh takes his family on a trek to California to find it. Continue reading South Park: Over Logging

By Jay Black Filed under: Web, South ParkJust in time for those of us dealing with the holiday blues comes "the ultimate first-person shooter": Heroin Hero. For those of you not familiar with the "Guitar Queer-o" episode of South Park, Heroin Hero is the game that Stan plays to get his mind off the press...

By Brad Trechak Since I've been informed that I'm taking care of the future South Park reviews for TV Squad, I thought I'd jump the gun and review the last season (the second half of Season 11 begins on Wednesday October 3rd). I'm a long-time fan of Trey Parker and Matt Stone's work and, with one exception, I f...

By Adam Finley Filed under: OpEd, South Park, Episode Reviews. (S11E07). "Oh my god, one of them is a war veteran! We're gonna have to give him some change!" Oh, South Park, I think I love you. You not only hilariously satirized how society has dealt ...

By Adam Finley Stan: Again? Longtime fans of South Park know that Mr./Ms. Garrison is a mercurial sexual beast. S/he's now been both straight and gay as a man and as a woman, but the one constant that remains is that whatever her preference happens to be that week, she takes it very seriously.

By Adam Finley Overall, I thought this was a good episode, though it didn't floor me with hilarity the way some episodes do. Perhaps that was in large part to not quite understanding what the point of the episode was. Was it meant to mock those who see the Earth as a conscience entity that can actually choose t...

By Adam Finley S11E02) I think the basic idea behind this episode is summed up by the "straight" priest at Camp New Grace when he informs the "confused" residents of the camp that they are like paper clips, and that like paper clips, God wants them to be straight, nevermind the fact that they were created "...

By Adam Finley Given Michael Richards' tirade at a comedy club last November, it would have been easy for South Park to dedicate a show to ruthlessly bashing Richards and people who use the N-word, but South Park has never been about simple approaches. Ultimately, Stan realizes that a person who isn't bl...

By Anna Johns The 11th season premieres on Wednesday, March 7th at 10 pm. Comedy Central is holding off on making episodes available online until the Tuesday following the original air date-- so, a week later. This is probably because there are at least five opportunities to see episodes in reruns each w...

By Adam Finley I'm ninety-nine percent sure I'll be reviewing the episodes again, since I know a lot of you love to talk about the show. South Park has never been timid in its satire, but last season it really gave a beat down to Al Gore; 9/11 conspiracy theories; Oprah and James Frey; censorship through int...

By Adam Finley It is tough, but I manage. Anyway, if you want to show your appreciation, and my request for the R2-D2 DVD projector was too expensive for you, then why not buy me this awesome South Park figure set? Kenny, Kyle, Cartman and Stan are dressed as their band Fingerbang from the episode "Somethin...

By Julia Ward Filed under: Comedy, Animation, Celebrities, South Park, Comedy CentralBiting the hand that feeds you is a popular sport in Hollywoodland. We all know that Scientologist Isaac Hayes, the voice of South Park's Chef, parted ways with the show after its Emmy-nominated, Scientology-moc...

By Adam Finley Both Comedy Central and Spike TV are launching new Web series this year. Comedy Central plans to launch eleven new series for its Motherload site, including a show featuring Muslim American comedians called The Watch List, and a spinoff of Drawn Together called Judge Fudge.

By Julia Ward Filed under: Other Drama Shows, Other Comedy Shows, Industry, CSI: Miami, Desperate Housewives, Family Guy, Animation, Celebrities, South ParkNon-profit advocacy group People for the American Way are hosting a ten-day charity auction that includes some mighty tempting televisi...

By Brett Love Filed under: CBS, Cable, Industry, Animation, South ParkIf you were wondering just how the South Park team went about getting all of the WoW game footage for their "Make Love Not Warcraft" episode, machinima.com has the details. They did a rather detailed interview with three members of t...