Why Are Cartoons Harder on Clinton Than ABC's 'Good Morning America

March 30th, 2007 6:50 PM
On Monday, Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-N.Y.) got a "town hall" meeting with a hand-picked audience on "Good Morning America."But the royal treatment Clinton receives in the mainstream media isn't shared by even some staunch liberals who make ink in the nation's newspapers everyday. Including at least one who pays the bills with the cartoonist's pen, generally liberal artist and blogger Darrin Bell…

Bozell: Who Can Compare South Park to Socrates

March 28th, 2007 10:15 AM
Brent Bozell's culture column is early this week, since the MRC HQ is buzzing and bustling toward our big 20th anniversary gala on Thursday night.  If you want to see it live, we will have a webcast. Brent's column mocks a new compilation of essays titled "South Park and Philosophy," edited by Robert Arp, a professor at Southwest Minnesota State University. You know the drill: take a crude and…

Hillary Clinton 'Visits' South Park

March 27th, 2007 7:02 AM
Hillary Clinton finally meets Cartman! South Park Studios and Comedy Central announced that the March 28 episode of the culturally satirical cartoon "South Park" is called "The Snuke" and involves a "24" parody where Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton visits the cartoon town of South Park, Colo., for a campaign rally. Ubiquitous entertainment reporter Nikki Finke at Deadline…

'South Park' Takes on 9-11 Conspiracy Theorists

October 12th, 2006 10:16 AM
On Wednesday night, the controversial cartoon program “South Park”, now in its tenth season, lampooned all the, um, conspiracy-minded in our country (which is putting it nicely!) who believe that the Bush administration was someone involved in the attacks on 9/11. Our friends at Hot Air have a video clip of the episode which AllahPundit set up with the following:It picks up in the oval office,…

'South Park' Makers Say It's 'Open Season on Jesus,' Not Mohammed

September 24th, 2006 7:27 AM

Outrage Over 'South Park' Torture Of Saddam

August 29th, 2006 9:37 PM
It appears that the Leftists have found themselves a new human rights cause to protest---the "torture" of imprisoned Saddam Hussein by forcing him to watch the 'South Park' movie portraying him as having a "special relationship" with Satan. Here is the report on this abuse of Saddam via Yahoo! News…

South Park Creators: We Can’t Show Pictures of Mohammad or Tom Cruis

July 14th, 2006 10:17 PM
Trey Parker and Matt Stone of the hit Comedy Central series “South Park” were recently interviewed during MTV Networks Television Critics Association tour as reported by Reuters, and the irreverent duo made some interesting statements about episodes of theirs that have been censored: “The creators of ‘South Park’ lambasted Comedy Central Thursday for removing an episode that lampooned…

Scientology 'South Park' Banned in Britain

May 24th, 2006 11:58 AM
After successfully putting the kibosh on a "South Park" episode that made fun of scientology and himself, actor Tom Cruise has expanded his censorship efforts overseas where he's succeeded in getting the same episode pulled in the U.K.: The South Park episode "Trapped In the Closet," which mocks actor Tom Cruise's rumored homosexuality as well as his belief in the controversial religion…

'South Park' Censorship Controversy Continues

April 14th, 2006 9:08 PM
The controversy over Comedy Central's decision to censor its show "South Park" continues to heat up. Late Thursday, the network issued a statement admitting that it did refuse to run a scene which featured a cartoon depiction of the Muslim prophet Muhammed."In light of recent world events, we feel we made the right decision," the cable channel said.That decision has sparked howls of protest from…

'South Park' Goes After Mohammad Censorship

April 6th, 2006 11:30 AM

Mission Impossible: Cruise Censors 'South Park' Episode

March 17th, 2006 10:57 AM

Soft on Scientology: Will Media Cover Isaac Hayes Hiking Out of 'South

March 14th, 2006 5:58 AM

'South Park' Lampoons Overhyped Katrina Coverage

October 20th, 2005 9:25 AM
"South Park," the popular Comedy Central show about the misadventures of a group of four Colorado boys, criticized the news media Wednesday night for its overhyped coverage of Hurricane Katrina. In the episode, two of the boys, Stan Marsh and Eric Cartman, accidentally crash a boat into a beaver dam, flooding an entire town. In the aftermath, local and national media blame it on global warming…