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Wonder Showzen: Cooperation
(S02E06) If there was any doubt in my mind about the brilliance that is Wonder Showzen, it was put to rest by last night's episode, which was by far the funniest and most insane episode so far this season. There are a lot of comedic elements that come easy for Wonder Showzen: the gross-out humor, the surreal twists, and the acid-induced logic, but what really makes the show for me are those moments when it outright defies the viewer to keep watching. Last season they did it with the episode "Patience" in which the whole last half of the episode was just the first half of the episode played backwards. In this episode, after a fight breaks out between the regular show and a bootleg knock-off of the program, they decide to split the television screen 60/40, so the audience can watch both shows at once. Eventually more and more shows begin to take over the television screen, which resulted in four minutes of sometimes as many as eight segments all being shown simultaneously at equal volume.
Comedy Central letter explains South Park omission
Last month there was some speculation as to whether
or not Comedy Central had caved in by not airing the "Bloody Mary" episode of South Park, which featured a
statue of the Virgin Mary spraying blood from her ass. Some Catholic groups were
upset about the episode, and its omission from the marathon caused many people to think Comedy Central had finally
succumbed to outside pressure. Boing Boing
published a form e-mail Comedy Central sent to those who e-mailed the network to complain. If I'm reading the letter
correctly, it appears Comedy Central chose not to air the episode just that one time in the name of holiday solidarity
and whatnot. Here's the letter:TV Squad Hot Topics
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