Norman Lear to Co-Write'South Park'

Orange Co. Register ^ | Mar 12, 6:59 PM EST | ANTHONY BREZNICAN

[kallisti]

somehow i can't believe that the creators of "cannibal the musical" could be changed by playing with norman. i'd guess the opposite.

[DoctorMichael]

Lear, 80, is best known for such politically charged comedies in the 1970s as "All in the Family," "Sanford and Son," "Maude" and "The Jeffersons," which confronted
issues such as abortion, racial prejudice and anti-Semitism.

..............and South Park confronts issues of Endemic Liberalism, Putrid Political Correctness and Lampoons Pretentious Hollywood Leftist Idiots.

Keep your hands off this show!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[tophat9000]

You know this could be a set up of Lear.... the boys have done this before with the PC left type in Hollywood

[Britton J Wingfield]

It was during a People for the American Way dinner that Stone and Parker came out as Republicans, while they were receiving an award. Apparently there were a lot of dropped forks.

[Britton J Wingfield]

I think they are RLC Republicans, which is basically small-l libertarians.

[technochick99]

But they already did a show on Iraq, Bush and weapons of mass desctruction. They ridiculed Bush terribly, but then showed he was right at the end of the show. This should be interesting, if nothing else.

[Liberal Classic]

Lear may be in for a big suprise. ;)

[Centurion2000]

The owners of South Park are making a BIG mistake.

[bigj00]

Kenny says"futhguihhsagklpgioyerihghpgreioy"

[Hacksaw]

For the Beavis and Butthead fans, I really miss this show. I became a fan when I had moved to Dayton.

My favorite episode is where they are forced to join a group called "Positive Acting Teens" where they have to go around cleaning up litter, etc. At the end of the show. Mr. Buzzcut is somehow put in charge of the group and makes them wash and wax his Wagoneer for the group's "positive activity".

[ottersnot]

Orange County Newspaper gets the scoop???????
I'll believe it when I see it.

[ottersnot]

March 19th 2003 10:00pm on Comedy Central Legendary television producer Norman Lear will be collaborating with Matt and Trey on an upcoming episode of the new season of South Park. Longtime fans of Lear's work, Stone and Parker have said that they are thrilled to be working with one of their idols.

Straight from the Horse's mouth. WWW.southparkstudios.com I pray this is not a shark jump.

[BADROTOFINGER]

I totally agree. I see them parting company citing 'creative differences' after only an episode or two...JFK

[tophat9000]

I loved Beavis and Butthead

You can still get a sence of it in "King of the Hill"

[tophat9000]

PS Best king ot the hill line

Little Bobby Hill all strung out on Ritalin

There's Some Milk In The Frig About To Go Bad........................................................................................................And There It goessssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss

[gcruse]

Kenny says"futhguihhsagklpgioyerihghpgreioy"

ROFLMAO!!!   And she filled it up with dried macaroni and sparkle.

[B Knotts]

According to the South Park Studios web site, it's one episode.

March 19th 2003 10:00pm on Comedy Central
Legendary television producer Norman Lear will be collaborating with Matt and Trey on an upcoming episode of the new season of South Park. Longtime fans of Lear's work, Stone and Parker have said that they are thrilled to be working with one of their idols.

"Norman is a genius, All In The Family was an inspiration to us and a whole generation. We have so much respect for the groundbreaking television he's responsible for. We're honored he's a fan of our show and has agreed to work with us." -- Matt Stone & Trey Parker

[Oztrich Boy]

Norman Lear is so GAY!

[perfect stranger]

Bookmarked for the day I hear this from a credible source.

ITYS might apply.

[CounterCounterCulture]

Oh sh** (x 162)