Say what you want about Seth MacFarlane, at least his shows don't have trannies like these as part of the fanbase.
Well he made a certain episode and his defense about it endeared no one
This user claims to be a lesbian on their profile. I'm not even sure why she's a fan of South Park. It does nothing with its female characters and even then they aren't big characters. So why is she acting so surprised that the girls aren't used?
Doesn't he make fun of trannies with Quagmire's dad? Even when he tried to make his dad more likeable I still hear how "transphobic" the show is because they still make jokes about how hes a man still.
They made a joke about JK Rowling being transphobic too. https://youtu.be/RodZkJlYEso?si=tPDRTKHXDtqt0KT_
Trey and Matt only had the streaming rights because their lawyer noticed that their original contract said nothing about streaming rights, allowing them to assert that they kept them and later selling them via 50/50 split during a later contract renewal to Paramount.
Paramount has to really be the dumbest major company right now like I used to think it was Sony or Warner Bros but between pissing off their talent enough to insult you three times this year, horribly marketed animated movies that bomb, and shitty science fiction shows on their streaming service that bomb.
This was probably their best episode in a decade. It looks like this season will be one long story arc though.
South Park still has a bunch of its episodes censored on all streaming platforms. It's not like the show has been uncensored since 200 and 201. I doubt that they'll ever make another episode featuring muslims again. Even if they don't fear muslim violence Paramount won't actually air the episode. So pretending like South Park isn't censored everywhere doesn't really work either when it's literally censored everywhere but certain physical releases and piracy.
That only works if next week's episode invalidates this week's episode as a bad dream Butters has and Garrison is back in office.
Yeah, like I would be fine if they do a season long story arc only if its actually funny and not melodramatic shit. That's why this episode was much funnier than all the episodes they had in the last few seasons (again it helps that they basically brought back Saddam by just having Trump be a stand-in....though in a just world where they could be edgier, Bibi would've probably played that role.)
I don't think they understand how much this Trump shit is irrelevant and tiring to anyone outside America especially for continuous fucking seasonal arcs. Someone mentioned the VHS Lord of the Rings episode earlier and I can't describe how much I just want plots like that again.
