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South Park co-creator Trey Parker begged his show’s executive producer not to air one South Park episode because he was afraid it would ruin South Park. That episode was “Make Love, Not Warcraft” which received critical acclaim and earned a Primetime Emmy Award.

The classic episode South Park’s creator Trey Parker begged not to be aired

You’d think it’d be a wall-to-wall blast creating a show as anarchically gleeful as South Park. Well, you’d be entirely wrong.

SBS2 Australia’s The Feed went behind the scenes on the show to reveal how creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker create an episode within the minuscule span of a mere 6 days. And the answer turned out to be: whilst under a huge amount of stress.

That’s the word that was used by Trey Parker to describe the average working day in the show’s studios, in a week which officially begins with an ideas session on Thursday and ends with the show’s delivery to its network on a Tuesday. “You get to Monday and you’re, like, oh my god,” Parker said. “Dude, we’re going to have to call the network and tell them there’s no sh… Continue Reading (2 minute read)

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