South Park + Its Political Sperging (?) Thread - Season 26 ongoing!

I've never had enough time or drive to actually sit down and watch South Park episodes. I've mostly been busy with college and trying to finish a few animes. I did manage to catch maybe one or two episodes some time when I was a child, like the episode when Butter's mom tries to drown him by driving her car into the lake. I bet i'll like it once I get to actually sit down and consume the content.
 
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I've never had enough time or drive to actually sit down and watch South Park episodes. I've mostly been busy with college and trying to finish a few animes. I did manage to catch maybe one or two episodes some time when I was a child, like the episode when Butter's mom tries to drown him by driving her car into the lake. I bet i'll like it once I get to actually sit down and consume the content.
"Simpsons did it!" now applies to South Park itself. It peaked by around season 10-13, had okay seasons before season 20, then it got really bad. It hasn't recovered since.
 

This is apparently the description of the special. Maybe it won't be like what we thought it would be......

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If they’re making fun of QAnon of all things, I better see equal treatment being done towards mocking Antifa and BLM members.

We’ll just have to wait to see if their second COVID-19 special will get enough attention the same way “The China Probrem” did, because if Matt & Trey end up making an episode that looks and sounds like this:


then I can tell you, it will be a HUGE disappointment.

I’ll probably be ranting like @Syaoran Li and @MirrorNoir thinking to myself, “Who is this being marketed to besides the Comedy Central types that still think Trevor Noah is an angel that can do no wrong?”
 
making fun of qanoners and anti-maskers/vaxxers in Current Year is like driving up to a grade school and tipping over special ed kids, not only is it easy af but it's the lamest, safest generic pro-establishment shit you could possibly do. at this point i wouldn't be surprised if matt and trey give up and turn south park into a straight up fujoshit show
 
I don't know what happened. He first married a nice Japanese waifu. I guess he fucked that up because then he was with that stripper and decided(?) to wife her and knock her up, and I'm not clear in which order.
To try and give a quick and dirty of the fucked up love life of Trey Parker:
Trey Parker was a simp madly in love with his high school sweetheart (who was mormon so in case you wonder where Trey's mormon fetish shit came from). His sweetheart? Not so fucking loyal or even god-damn bright. She was cheating on him with a member of a local college chorus group and WEEKS before South Park debuted on TV, Trey caught her mid-fuck with the chorus guy and dumped her on the spot.

Finding out that his "one true love" was a whore had a radicalizing effect of Trey, turning him full-on misogynist towards women. It also bled into South Park itself: Cartman's mom (named after Trey's ex) because a degenerate whore on the show, while Wendy because the sort of "idealized" version of his ex from before Trey catching her fucking another man.

Trey was now super rich and along with Matt, were big into wasting their newfound fortune on whores and drugs and stripper-prostitutes. But Trey was way more into it than Matt, in that he went out of his way to form himself a harem of stripper-whores, preying on women who he fed the line that he was a newly made millionaire that was betrayed by his childhood sweetheart and could never love again... unless he met the right woman who could teach him to love again.

A couple of weeks of love bombing and finding out if the strippers he gaslit were also hookers on the side, and Trey would hire them for the night and then proceed to bring them into hotel rooms filled with Trey, Matt, and their horny friends and coworkers and fuck the poor stripper whore's brains out. Or she'd come in, find several other whores in the room, and be asked on the spot if she would let the other prostitutes "break her in" to the world of Sapphic sex while he jerked off and gave orders about all of the stuff he wanted done to her sexually by the other hookers, as far as ways Trey dropped his wounded nice guy act and used hookers to vent his hatred towards women over his ex's betrayal.

His second wife was a semi-famous stripper/hooker on the Colorado strip club scene and after several years of degrading sex shit, became Trey's bottom bitch who helped him organize/run his harem for him. Trey paid his harem well for their service, but word leaked out and Trey got put on the "problematic client watch list" on nearly every major strip club in Colorado, getting to the point that newbie strippers weren't allowed to service Trey for fear he'd start gaslighting them and inviting them to a "no means yes, yes means roleplaying lesbian prison rape" meet ups.

Eventually Trey got cold feet over his whoring and boozing and decided to settle down, with a wealthy Japanese heiress and try and have a normal vanilla life as a millionaire. But he couldn't give up his drugs and freaky sex and his bottom bitch and started cheating on his Japanese wife with his bottom bitch. They divorced and since the wife was wealthy, Trey dodged a bullet on the alimony front and resumed his whoring and boozing degeneracy with his future second wife. Who he eventually married after his accountant gave him the proverbial come to Jesus speech about how it was reaching a point financially, that Trey marrying a whore and potentially paying alimony to her, would be cheaper in the long term than paying her thousands of dollars every week for hook ups.

at this point i wouldn't be surprised if matt and trey give up and turn south park into a straight up fujoshit show
They teased doing that but stopped when they found that it wasn't driving away viewers like they thought it would.
Hence them tripling down on Randy and his pot farm last season, since they've realized fans HATE Randy and the pot farm.
 
Qtards are stupid people who need to be knocked down a peg
Since when do they have a peg? Aren't they banned from everywhere other than media smear projects? The only way this could be interesting if they invert it totally and make them sound reasonable and heroic. Or, maybe write them as a ghostbusters-like outfit only against pedophiles. Trump could be Slimer.

To try and give a quick and dirty of the fucked up love life of Trey Parker:
Trey Parker was a simp madly in love with his high school sweetheart (who was mormon so in case you wonder where Trey's mormon fetish shit came from). His sweetheart? Not so fucking loyal or even god-damn bright. She was cheating on him with a member of a local college chorus group and WEEKS before South Park debuted on TV, Trey caught her mid-fuck with the chorus guy and dumped her on the spot.

Finding out that his "one true love" was a whore had a radicalizing effect of Trey, turning him full-on misogynist towards women. It also bled into South Park itself: Cartman's mom (named after Trey's ex) because a degenerate whore on the show, while Wendy because the sort of "idealized" version of his ex from before Trey catching her fucking another man.

Trey was now super rich and along with Matt, were big into wasting their newfound fortune on whores and drugs and stripper-prostitutes. But Trey was way more into it than Matt, in that he went out of his way to form himself a harem of stripper-whores, preying on women who he fed the line that he was a newly made millionaire that was betrayed by his childhood sweetheart and could never love again... unless he met the right woman who could teach him to love again.

A couple of weeks of love bombing and finding out if the strippers he gaslit were also hookers on the side, and Trey would hire them for the night and then proceed to bring them into hotel rooms filled with Trey, Matt, and their horny friends and coworkers and fuck the poor stripper whore's brains out. Or she'd come in, find several other whores in the room, and be asked on the spot if she would let the other prostitutes "break her in" to the world of Sapphic sex while he jerked off and gave orders about all of the stuff he wanted done to her sexually by the other hookers, as far as ways Trey dropped his wounded nice guy act and used hookers to vent his hatred towards women over his ex's betrayal.

His second wife was a semi-famous stripper/hooker on the Colorado strip club scene and after several years of degrading sex shit, became Trey's bottom bitch who helped him organize/run his harem for him. Trey paid his harem well for their service, but word leaked out and Trey got put on the "problematic client watch list" on nearly every major strip club in Colorado, getting to the point that newbie strippers weren't allowed to service Trey for fear he'd start gaslighting them and inviting them to a "no means yes, yes means roleplaying lesbian prison rape" meet ups.

Eventually Trey got cold feet over his whoring and boozing and decided to settle down, with a wealthy Japanese heiress and try and have a normal vanilla life as a millionaire. But he couldn't give up his drugs and freaky sex and his bottom bitch and started cheating on his Japanese wife with his bottom bitch. They divorced and since the wife was wealthy, Trey dodged a bullet on the alimony front and resumed his whoring and boozing degeneracy with his future second wife. Who he eventually married after his accountant gave him the proverbial come to Jesus speech about how it was reaching a point financially, that Trey marrying a whore and potentially paying alimony to her, would be cheaper in the long term than paying her thousands of dollars every week for hook ups.


They teased doing that but stopped when they found that it wasn't driving away viewers like they thought it would.
Hence them tripling down on Randy and his pot farm last season, since they've realized fans HATE Randy and the pot farm.
So is this Matt or Trey? My money is on Trey, mostly because Matt would demand insane interest rates.
 
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To try and give a quick and dirty of the fucked up love life of Trey Parker:
Trey Parker was a simp madly in love with his high school sweetheart (who was mormon so in case you wonder where Trey's mormon fetish shit came from). His sweetheart? Not so fucking loyal or even god-damn bright. She was cheating on him with a member of a local college chorus group and WEEKS before South Park debuted on TV, Trey caught her mid-fuck with the chorus guy and dumped her on the spot.

Finding out that his "one true love" was a whore had a radicalizing effect of Trey, turning him full-on misogynist towards women. It also bled into South Park itself: Cartman's mom (named after Trey's ex) because a degenerate whore on the show, while Wendy because the sort of "idealized" version of his ex from before Trey catching her fucking another man.

Trey was now super rich and along with Matt, were big into wasting their newfound fortune on whores and drugs and stripper-prostitutes. But Trey was way more into it than Matt, in that he went out of his way to form himself a harem of stripper-whores, preying on women who he fed the line that he was a newly made millionaire that was betrayed by his childhood sweetheart and could never love again... unless he met the right woman who could teach him to love again.

A couple of weeks of love bombing and finding out if the strippers he gaslit were also hookers on the side, and Trey would hire them for the night and then proceed to bring them into hotel rooms filled with Trey, Matt, and their horny friends and coworkers and fuck the poor stripper whore's brains out. Or she'd come in, find several other whores in the room, and be asked on the spot if she would let the other prostitutes "break her in" to the world of Sapphic sex while he jerked off and gave orders about all of the stuff he wanted done to her sexually by the other hookers, as far as ways Trey dropped his wounded nice guy act and used hookers to vent his hatred towards women over his ex's betrayal.

His second wife was a semi-famous stripper/hooker on the Colorado strip club scene and after several years of degrading sex shit, became Trey's bottom bitch who helped him organize/run his harem for him. Trey paid his harem well for their service, but word leaked out and Trey got put on the "problematic client watch list" on nearly every major strip club in Colorado, getting to the point that newbie strippers weren't allowed to service Trey for fear he'd start gaslighting them and inviting them to a "no means yes, yes means roleplaying lesbian prison rape" meet ups.

Eventually Trey got cold feet over his whoring and boozing and decided to settle down, with a wealthy Japanese heiress and try and have a normal vanilla life as a millionaire. But he couldn't give up his drugs and freaky sex and his bottom bitch and started cheating on his Japanese wife with his bottom bitch. They divorced and since the wife was wealthy, Trey dodged a bullet on the alimony front and resumed his whoring and boozing degeneracy with his future second wife. Who he eventually married after his accountant gave him the proverbial come to Jesus speech about how it was reaching a point financially, that Trey marrying a whore and potentially paying alimony to her, would be cheaper in the long term than paying her thousands of dollars every week for hook ups.


They teased doing that but stopped when they found that it wasn't driving away viewers like they thought it would.
Hence them tripling down on Randy and his pot farm last season, since they've realized fans HATE Randy and the pot farm.
Jesus Christ. Who knew the creators of South Parks were weapon grade Lolcows all along.
 
I had another decently lengthy rant about South Park, but I deleted it because it was gay.

I'll summarize though.

I will watch this next special out of some shitty bit of nostalgia. At this point, I am expecting nothing out of it, aside from being disappointed again. If it's as shitty as it looked in that summarization, and especially if they don't go in hard against Biden (I'm not expecting them to do what they did to Trump/Garrison, that isn't realistic, but I at least want *something*) then this may very well be the last new episode of South Park that I watch.

As for the other stuff going around in this thread... I knew that Trey liked the whores, and I even knew that he married one. I admittedly didn't know Matt was in the same boat, but that neither surprises nor bothers me. On some level at least, they espouse to be "leave me the fuck alone, and I'll leave you the fuck alone" libertarians (or at least they used to be), and I can respect that.

If they go pro-pedo in chief, I will stop watching them though.
 
I've never had enough time or drive to actually sit down and watch South Park episodes. I've mostly been busy with college and trying to finish a few animes. I did manage to catch maybe one or two episodes some time when I was a child, like the episode when Butter's mom tries to drown him by driving her car into the lake. I bet i'll like it once I get to actually sit down and consume the content.
Skip the first two seasons. They were only funny if you watched them around the time they aired and their whole appeal was shock value. In 1999 there was nothing like South Park on TV. There had been shows like Duckman and Beavis and Butthead before that pushed what was acceptable on TV, but South Park upped the ante in terms of violence and swearing so much it was almost mind blowing. I still like them because nostaliga, but if you weren't a teenager or young adult at the time you will hate them.

Season three is where things pick up in terms of being actually funny. It peaks from seasons 6-10, then it increasingly uses current events and news as more and more of a crutch to the point where I don't even know if you'll understand most of the episodes unless you were an adult at the time they happened. There are some gems in there though if you can trudge through it. I'd wager half the episodes every season from seasons 11-17 is just Matt & Trey putting a South Park spin on random shit from the front pages of CNN and TMZ.

Around season 18 they start experimenting with serialization. It refreshed the show somewhat for a few seasons and then it kind of went off a cliff again.
 
If you just wanna dip your toes once then the movie is perfect too if you ask me.

The movie is great, but its weird watching it now as it feels like the culmination of "old" South Park. Its peak SP of that era when the show first made waves and became a pop culture phenomenon. Matt and Trey even said in the commentary for the film that they felt like the movie would be the end of South Park as things took kind of a nose dive in Season 2 and they anticipated it wrapping up. Instead, the movie kind of got them back on track and allowed the show to continue.

But to use an example of what I'm talking about, if you watch the movie now, it feels weird that Butters has no role in the story beyond background character. It was made before he became a major fixture, but Butters became so integral to the show, that its a little off putting to see he has nothing to do in the South Park movie.
 
Since when do they have a peg? Aren't they banned from everywhere other than media smear projects? The only way this could be interesting if they invert it totally and make them sound reasonable and heroic. Or, maybe write them as a ghostbusters-like outfit only against pedophiles. Trump could be Slimer.
Not everywhere, Reddit still has their r/conspiracy board which occasionally has a Q-based topic, and 4chan /pol/ never banned talk about Q, they just call the LARP and anyone who unironically believes in it a fag and that's it, they never officially banned discussion entirely. While YouTube still hosts a lot of people who support the movement and I think FB and Twitter are just being haphazard when it comes to censoring it.

That vocal minority is still out there, and they're still loud as shit.
 
The movie is great, but its weird watching it now as it feels like the culmination of "old" South Park. Its peak SP of that era when the show first made waves and became a pop culture phenomenon. Matt and Trey even said in the commentary for the film that they felt like the movie would be the end of South Park as things took kind of a nose dive in Season 2 and they anticipated it wrapping up. Instead, the movie kind of got them back on track and allowed the show to continue.

But to use an example of what I'm talking about, if you watch the movie now, it feels weird that Butters has no role in the story beyond background character. It was made before he became a major fixture, but Butters became so integral to the show, that its a little off putting to see he has nothing to do in the South Park movie.
I don't think he even had an accent back then. Butters got that in the Civil War episode.
 
They financed the bulk of the musical out of pocket, due to them being butt-hurt over the 200-201 debacle. Which beggered them, as Parker and Stone basically are the type of rich folk who spend the bulk of their money on whores, drugs, and partying and living the high life and basically surviving via rich people only credit (IE the mythical unlimited credit blak credit card) in-between renewal contract checks and their cut of merch money, which by the time of Book of Mormon, had all dried up to not being much.

It's why Parker and Stone, after embargoing South Park video games for several years due to them hating the early cash grab games, suddenly opened the franchise back up for licensing. It's also why you suddenly got the kids dressing up like D&D characters and super heroes, both in the video games and in the show (and why they keep shilling the "Coon and Friends" shit every other season); they need new outfits for the cast to sell to normies who want to buy Stan, Cartman, Kenny, etc in their super hero personas or even Cartman as a child's budget version of Gandolf the Wizard from Stick of Truth. Also, why they skipped the usual cycle of embargoing road show/selling local performance rights to Book of Mormon; normally it takes DECADES for musicals to earn back their budgets and turn a profit, but they accelerated it to ensure that they made their money back faster. And why Trey did the voice of a villain in a Despicable Me movie and why Trey married his favorite prostitute he spent millions on, under the logic that it would be cheaper to marry her and pay the inevitable alimony bill than keep paying her several grand every week.

It was the turning point on their hate for South Park itself, as far as being the moment Parker and Stone realized they needed South Park more than CC needed them to make it. Without South Park as their soul source of income, they are nothing but a bunch of washed up edgelords who, failed in every pre-BoM non South Park project they every did and who only managed to have a hit with BoM due to the fact that it piggy-backed off the success of South Park, even though they explicitly made it in a way where Viacom/Paramount wasn't involved.

And rather than take their near fall into the abyss and learn from it, to save their money, stop pretending they are 20-something fratboys who party and waste money on vice, and grow up, they've tripled down on refusing to do so and become even MORE mercenary in their desire to make money to waste on vice and who now actively DESPISE their creation that is the only thing keeping them from poverty and obscurity.
Never cared about these guys or their lives, you sure they didnt make bank on BoM?
I haven't followed the show in forever, but did they make an episode that mocks/praises/does stuff referring to The Last of Us 2? I'm not sure if the creators of South Park would be the type to actually praise Abby as a character or not.
I think any mention they do of games has been product placement, like the wii episodes or the one about guitar hero. Its the kind of anti-marketing marketers like, that last episode saying the kids "you're fags" for wasting so much time on the game was still an ad, still promoted the game and guitar hero kept selling shit for years until nobody cared anymore

That hack cuckman is too high on his own farts to pay millions to cc for product placement specially since he thinks his shitty game should be in the oscars and not some 23 year old animated tv show
 
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The Tegridy Farms storyline was funny for like three episodes. I can't believe they're dragging it out for going on three seasons.

Supposedly the Tegridy Farms storyline's either a "Springtime for Hitler" ploy to get Comedy Central to kill the show or it's become an allegory for Trey's divorce and financial issues sort of like how the second half of Evangelion became for Hideaki Anno's manic-depressive breakdown he had in the 90's.

Or it's both.

IIRC, Trey & Matt have always said that if they do end South Park for good, then there will be a second movie to serve as a grand finale.

Honestly, this special is going to go one of two ways.

1. It starts off typical woke and then pulls a fast one and has QAnon be good guys who LARP as crazy kooks as a masquerade.

2. It goes full woke like Season Finale/Mexican Joker and it's mainly done due to Comedy Central giving out a bigger paycheck than normal and to ensure Trey & Matt's "Springtime for Hitler" ploy ends up working.
 
Butters was an example of inconsistent writing, with his first major role in the Homeschooling episode where he was portrayed as a right cunt bully. Butters being a loser didn't come into being until the Meteor Shower Trilogy, though it wasn't until Kenny was written out for a season and replaced with Butters, that Butters became what he became and even then, that was due to network meddling (as Parker and Stone intended to have him be brutalized and tortured every week but they fucked up so badly with the end of Jared Has Aides, that not only did that episode get banned for about ten years (only getting unbanned for the sake of the short-lived syndication run of the show), but it led to Comedy Central telling P&S to cool it on brutalizing Butters; which ironically led to P&S realizing they had another cash cow character on their hands due to the reaction from the suits and viewers recoiling at their gleeful abuse of the character.

As for the classic run; S1-2 have aged so-so. Some episodes are crappy, some decent in terms of worldbuilding though a lot of the shit they were doing was literally seat of pants/throw shit on the wall to see what sticks and a lot of stuff (Jesus having a talk show, Jimbo and Ned as major characters, Mr Hat, and Pip as a proto-Butters) got dropped when they moved towards episodes ripped from the headlines. Also, I'm still shocked that the Cartman's Mom Is a Slut/Not Without My Anus debacle didn't kill the show dead since it reeked of how Twin Peak downfall began when that show's second season debut opened and was one huge "fuck you" to the audience and the season never recovered/got cancelled shortly after.

S3 has some classics but also a LOT of garbage episodes, though some excuse it because of the death of the main female voice actress at the end of the season and the fact that a LOT of the episodes were written on the fly due to CC being jerks who told P&S while making the movie that they still were contractually obligated to produce the weekly show and would be found in breech of contract if they didn't get the episodes done on time.

Also, I'd also toss in that Family Guy in it's own way, was Seth taking the South Park formula and sanding it down to get it to run on network TV. Which leads to the ultimate irony that Seth eventually got it so that he was producing (at the height of Family Guy's run, post-revival) THREE versions of the show: one for network TV, one that was slightly more edgier for Adult Swim, and the full frontal uncensored version for DVD. While Parker and Stone BARELY got Comedy Central to let them unbleep their swears and had to continue to fight standards and practices due to them not having the foresight to get the right to do multiple cuts (censored and uncensored for DVD) for each episode in terms of significant alternate scenes/dialogue.
 
I still enjoy the first two South Park seasons, once again might be due to nostalgia. Even with an episode title like "Mr Hankey the Christmas Poo" still holds up very well for me and I still enjoy it even today. Also unpopular opinion but I actually really enjoyed the Terrance & Phillip April Fools special. It's stupid but the context behind it is very funny and there's tons of memorable moments:



The Tegridy Farms storyline was funny for like three episodes. I can't believe they're dragging it out for going on three seasons.
Some of the episodes are actually fine ("Band in China", "Let Them Eat Goo", and of course, "The Pandemic Special" and probably some more) but others are just mediocre or bad. I wouldn't mind if the storyline had some great episodes and I can see Matt and Trey are trying something new but if they ran out of ideas to make the storyline promising, might as well can it.

If it's as shitty as it looked in that summarization, and especially if they don't go in hard against Biden (I'm not expecting them to do what they did to Trump/Garrison, that isn't realistic, but I at least want *something*) then this may very well be the last new episode of South Park that I watch.
I expect just a bit of a jab to Biden given that even those who voted for him don't even liked him to begin with. Heck, even Hillary is not safe from ridicule.
 
To try and give a quick and dirty of the fucked up love life of Trey Parker:
Trey Parker was a simp madly in love with his high school sweetheart (who was mormon so in case you wonder where Trey's mormon fetish shit came from). His sweetheart? Not so fucking loyal or even god-damn bright. She was cheating on him with a member of a local college chorus group and WEEKS before South Park debuted on TV, Trey caught her mid-fuck with the chorus guy and dumped her on the spot.

Finding out that his "one true love" was a whore had a radicalizing effect of Trey, turning him full-on misogynist towards women. It also bled into South Park itself: Cartman's mom (named after Trey's ex) because a degenerate whore on the show, while Wendy because the sort of "idealized" version of his ex from before Trey catching her fucking another man.

Trey was now super rich and along with Matt, were big into wasting their newfound fortune on whores and drugs and stripper-prostitutes. But Trey was way more into it than Matt, in that he went out of his way to form himself a harem of stripper-whores, preying on women who he fed the line that he was a newly made millionaire that was betrayed by his childhood sweetheart and could never love again... unless he met the right woman who could teach him to love again.

A couple of weeks of love bombing and finding out if the strippers he gaslit were also hookers on the side, and Trey would hire them for the night and then proceed to bring them into hotel rooms filled with Trey, Matt, and their horny friends and coworkers and fuck the poor stripper whore's brains out. Or she'd come in, find several other whores in the room, and be asked on the spot if she would let the other prostitutes "break her in" to the world of Sapphic sex while he jerked off and gave orders about all of the stuff he wanted done to her sexually by the other hookers, as far as ways Trey dropped his wounded nice guy act and used hookers to vent his hatred towards women over his ex's betrayal.

His second wife was a semi-famous stripper/hooker on the Colorado strip club scene and after several years of degrading sex shit, became Trey's bottom bitch who helped him organize/run his harem for him. Trey paid his harem well for their service, but word leaked out and Trey got put on the "problematic client watch list" on nearly every major strip club in Colorado, getting to the point that newbie strippers weren't allowed to service Trey for fear he'd start gaslighting them and inviting them to a "no means yes, yes means roleplaying lesbian prison rape" meet ups.

Eventually Trey got cold feet over his whoring and boozing and decided to settle down, with a wealthy Japanese heiress and try and have a normal vanilla life as a millionaire. But he couldn't give up his drugs and freaky sex and his bottom bitch and started cheating on his Japanese wife with his bottom bitch. They divorced and since the wife was wealthy, Trey dodged a bullet on the alimony front and resumed his whoring and boozing degeneracy with his future second wife. Who he eventually married after his accountant gave him the proverbial come to Jesus speech about how it was reaching a point financially, that Trey marrying a whore and potentially paying alimony to her, would be cheaper in the long term than paying her thousands of dollars every week for hook ups.


They teased doing that but stopped when they found that it wasn't driving away viewers like they thought it would.
Hence them tripling down on Randy and his pot farm last season, since they've realized fans HATE Randy and the pot farm.
Hang on there was a voice actress in the early seasons (i specifically remembered her as the blonde girl from the chorus in the jen Aniston rainforest episode) who also did Wendy's song before she either quit or was replaced. Apparently she had a connection to both Matt and Trey?...
 
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