Are SP Tapes Uncensored????

May 18, 199815 posts by 13 posters
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KenDude873

I was in Blockbuster the other day and I saw the SP tapes on sale there. I was tempted to buy the first one, (the one with the alien and volcano episodes) but I didn't want to spend the money on it if it is censored like the TV show. I already have both of these episodes on tape at home but in the alien episode, it bleeps a lot of words out. Especially when Kyle is ranting and raving at the aliens. If the videos on sale are uncensored, I'm buying them tomorrow. If not, I might as well just watch my episodes on tape. Is there anyone out there who has the episodes on tape that can answer my question? Are they COMPLETELY uncensored? If someone could let me know, I'd GREATLY appreciate it. Thanx.

"Dude, this is pretty f**ked up right here." - Stan, Age 8 - South Park.

Well, I have a couple of the tapes, and the word f**k is censored.

Woodinat

John BettsWoodinat

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I think the bleeping's part of the humour. The speech to the aliens in anal probe wouldn't be half as funny without the Jerry Springer amount of beeping, IMHO.

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Money-saving option: RENT THEM! That way, you get to see the Matt & Trey interviews (if so inclined) and you don't have to keep the tape.

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Ken Dude, I wouldn't waste my hard-earned money on those pieces of crap. I bought the second volume but then exhange it realizing how stupid it was the watch the same show that I could tape off Comedy Central to begin with. The only good thing on it is the fireside chat with Matt & Trey.

The videos are not uncensord. They are the same as the way they are played on TV, plus they're closed captioned. The "Death" episode even contains the "dirty Jew" remark Cartman makes bleeped. Let this be a lesson to you. If someone at Blockbuster offers you to buy a Southpark tape, remember this phase...

JUST SAY NO!

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Well the shows are censored as aired but the fireside chats are not -Dave remove nospam to reply

GUMPELSDave

I don't want to spend $30 to see a 5 min. interview, but Trey & Matt are as funny as the show, and I was wondering if someone could transcribe the interviews for me...

TwiddleGUMPELS

Sure... for $30 I will...

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Lone WolfPstokely

On 19 May 1998 22:33:09 GMT, [email] (Pstokely) wrote:

Sorry, Charlie, they're all bleeped.

"Dude... this is pretty fucked up right here."

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John R. MizellGUMPELS

GUMPELS wrote:

I don't think that transcribing these interviews will be enough. What they say IS hilarious, but they throw in a bunch of sight gags that just crack you up.

John M.

On Tue, 19 May 1998 00:08:12 GMT, "John R. Mizell" wrote:

The dogs are hillarious... and some of the facial expressions Matt and Trey throw at each other are so well-timed and sincere, you'll piss yourself laughing.

------ "I'd like to clear this up before we bring out Carrot Top. I'm not `down' with Carrot Top. I don't `have his back', and under no circumstances will I `Give him his props.'" - Craig Kilborn, The Daily Show

"What is fun? Why is it colored pink? And where does it go when Jesse Helms comes around?" - Author unknown

"This 'telephone' has too many shortcomings to be seriously considered as a means of communication.The device is inherently of no value to us." --Western Union internal memo, 1876.