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Damn straight it is... South Park > *
For those who watched it... That episode was amazing
So not only did they own comedy central and viacom for making them pull the episode. They owned Scientology again. And the massive ownage of Family Guy, they took the words outa my mouth why I hate family guy!!
For those who watched it... That episode was amazing
Scientology Story Line Thrives Online as Comedy Central Looks the Other Way
Source: TVweek
The now-infamous Scientology episode of "South Park" is out of the closet. On YouTube.com alone, versions of "Closet" posted during the past two months have generated more than 700,000 views, according to data on the site last Thursday.
An online petition on ChefGate.info garnered more than 5,000 signatures to protest the network's pulling the episode and linked to the episode on Xenutv.com, an anti-Scientology site.
Though big media companies such as NBC Universal and CBS Corp. have thrown their weight against YouTube in recent weeks over its illegal use of copyrighted video, MTV Networks' Comedy Central, which like CBS is owned by Viacom, has so far looked the other way at the online proliferation of the controversial "South Park" episode, just as it has with bootlegging of the hot-button show in the past. An MTV Networks spokesman confirmed the company has not asked YouTube to pull the show, but declined further comment for this report.
By staying mum, in effect allowing unauthorized play of a copyrighted Comedy Central television show, Comedy Central executives app
Source: TVweek
The now-infamous Scientology episode of "South Park" is out of the closet. On YouTube.com alone, versions of "Closet" posted during the past two months have generated more than 700,000 views, according to data on the site last Thursday.
An online petition on ChefGate.info garnered more than 5,000 signatures to protest the network's pulling the episode and linked to the episode on Xenutv.com, an anti-Scientology site.
Though big media companies such as NBC Universal and CBS Corp. have thrown their weight against YouTube in recent weeks over its illegal use of copyrighted video, MTV Networks' Comedy Central, which like CBS is owned by Viacom, has so far looked the other way at the online proliferation of the controversial "South Park" episode, just as it has with bootlegging of the hot-button show in the past. An MTV Networks spokesman confirmed the company has not asked YouTube to pull the show, but declined further comment for this report.
By staying mum, in effect allowing unauthorized play of a copyrighted Comedy Central television show, Comedy Central executives app
Originally Posted by sonicsuby
I can't watch Southpark anymore. It was funny when it came on, now I just can't stand it.
they lost me when they introduced Mr. Hanky and the Mr. Hanky Santa episode.
