Sad Day in South Park, No More Chef

[scc135]

ugh, stupid scientologists... why is this cult still allowed to exist? That's a whole other argument but like it's been said already, the show blasts EVERYONE. He all of a sudden takes a no-bigotry stance now? It's satire. They just choose to satirize everyone and everything.

[bruceolee]

Originally Posted by billysglitch

I wonder how they will end it with him.

It won't be pretty. Remember when Phil Collins beat them at the oscars for best song. I think most everyone will agree that Blame Canada is a far better song that "you'll be in my heart." Anyways, they didn't drop the Phil Collins bashing for almost a year. Methinks this one may linger just a little longer than old Phil did on SP.

[PadronMe]

Originally Posted by RumblePen

Good riddance to a hypocrite.

That show has made satire of Christians from day one and now he all the sudden has a problem with using religion for satire. And I don't watch the show for this reason.

[horrorview]

I love South Park specifically because it doesn't hold anything (or anyone) sacred, but I have to admit that I've been surprised that Hayes has hung around so long. I mean, hell, the show has made way more offensive episodes than that Scientology one (and does this guy not have an issue with the show's racial humor? I mean, jeez louise, the serie's only other black character is named Token!). I figured Hayes would have jumped ship after the NAMBLA episode, or the Cartman-as-Hitler episode, or the...