Why is it ending????

Feb 3, 200019 posts by 12 postersalt.tv.southpark
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KungFuGripalt.tv.southpark

I was just wondering.Why are Matt and Trey bringing south park to an end?Is it because of Mary Kay's suicide?Because they want to work on more films?Because they want to concentrate on DVDA?Because they want to retire and move to Hawaii so they can finally get married to eachother?Because Kenny Kitty had his life cut short so long before his prime?Does anyone have an actual answer to this,rather than just guesses?Just curious.

Thanx,Sincerely KungFuGrip

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Bloody hell. Read some old posts:

In a nutshell:

south park is ending because matt and trey's contract is up and they do not want to resign and do mor episodes...

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On Thu, 3 Feb 2000 18:20:58 -0000, "Millasur" wrote:

Plus the fact that a good friend, and the voice of 95% of the female characters on South Park, committed suicide and it's not the same without her.

----- Lone Wolf And so ends another episode of trailer park theatre.

"No ticket." - Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade/Dogma

"No cake for the impuritor." - Moses, South Park

Where have you read that this was a reason? Link would be appreciated. I have never heard this posited as a reason before.

On Thu, 3 Feb 2000 18:39:46 -0600, "Bao H. Lammy" wrote:

I didn't hear it as a reason - I made an assumption. But it makes sense - have the Simpsons producers tried to replace Phil Hartman? No. The show didn't completely end because his characters were minor, but I'd wager if a major cast member, like Hank Azaria or Dan Castellanetta died suddenly, they would probably have little choice but to stop doing the show. It just wouldn't be the same without the original.

----- Lone Wolf And so ends another episode of trailer park theatre.

"No ticket." - Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade/Dogma

"No cake for the impuritor." - Moses, South Park

Lone WolfLone Wolfalt.tv.southpark

On Fri, 04 Feb 2000 02:13:59 GMT, Brian Barjenbruch wrote:

But perhaps they don't want to. Perhaps they lost a friend and, as a result, lost the will to continue making episodes that many supposed fans don't like and criticize.

----- Lone Wolf And so ends another episode of trailer park theatre.

"No ticket." - Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade/Dogma

"No cake for the impuritor." - Moses, South Park

Lone WolfLegion1979alt.tv.southpark

On 04 Feb 2000 03:29:42 GMT, [email] (Legion1979) wrote:

We'll see.

----- Lone Wolf And so ends another episode of trailer park theatre.

"No ticket." - Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade/Dogma

"No cake for the impuritor." - Moses, South Park

But aren't they under contract to make those additional 25 episodes? If they really wanted to make Season 3 the *last* season, could they do that?

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Heeheehee... It didn't Stop Bewitched!! Or even Dallas for that matter ! ;')

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On Fri, 04 Feb 2000 01:17:24 GMT, [email] (Lone Wolf) wrote:

It's easy to wager on something that didn't happen, but my "wager" would be that if Lionel Hutz and Troy McClure were more central to the show, the Simpsons producers would have replaced Phil Hartman rather than retiring the characters. It certainly would not have been the first time that a major cartoon character survived the person who originally did the voice. Bugs Bunny's career would have been a lot shorter, for example.

Even in regular sitcoms, the death of an actor playing a major character does not necessarily result in the death of the show, though it does generally mean the end of that character. News Radio, for example.

I think it's weird that Lunchlady Doris, an even LESS of a main character than either Hutz or McClure, was replaced when Doris Grau died, but not Hartman. I think it was more a name thing or because of the way Hartman died.

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Yep. Lionel Hutz and Troy McClure were expendible, not part of everyday life in Springfield. The Simpsons could survive, and has survived, without them. South Park could not survive without the boys' mothers, the Mayor, or Principal Victoria, unless they take to using muffled horns to indicate the adults as "Peanuts" has always done. But the new voice artist has taken care of that in part.

By the way, Mrs. Flanders is due to be killed off soon. The woman who voiced her also voiced other characters, but quit the show last spring when her request for a modest raise was denied. The episode name?

Alone Again, Natura-diddly.

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Because they agreed to do 70-73 episodes for Comedy Central, and this agreement was made in June or July of 1998.

Is it because of Mary Kay's suicide?

No.

They haven't said this, although they've said they want to get out of Hollywood as soon as the show ends.

Possibly. They said early on that they made the first few episodes to earn some money and then concentrate on the band if the show flopped. But I don't think anything they do after the show will be as big as South Park.

I wouldn't put it past them.

Kenny Kitty? He'd probably return like Kenny does.

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On 04 Feb 2000 08:03:58 GMT, [email] (Willie Westwood) wrote:

Maybe they'll be moving their filming to Colorado or something.Many famous directors have pumped out movie after movie from places other than Hollywood.Sure,most of these movies are about gay cowboys eating pudding,but they're movies nonetheless.Kevin Smith has been filming out of Red Bank,New Jersey,for example.If you can make it in Jersey,you can make it anywhere.I can't wait for his next film "Alone with my lover and chocolate dairy snack on the range".

Sincerely,KungFuGrip

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I thought R&S died out because the main animator was drummed out? At least this is what I understood....he was too grotesque for the Nick circuit. KyleIke13~ <A HREF="http://kyleike.8m.com">Lyrics Page</A> <A HREF="http://www.fortunecity.com/meltingpot/macau/1068">Tree Huggin' Hippie Crap!</A> "Oh no! I'm not SANE YET!" ~ Kyle RIP Kenny Kitty 1999-1999

In article , [email] (otherwise known as HippiChk79) writes:

Yes, Nick kept interfering with "suggestions" for Ren & Stimpy...

"Ren shouldn't be so ugly"

"Drop the history eraser button. We'll need a new ending."

"Vanessa wants to KILL 'magic boogers."

"Vanessa has decided to _REVOKE_ her approval of the underwear-snifffing gag."

"Maybe you thought we had a sense of humor about outselves... WE DON'T!! All the jokes that come at the expense of the producers have got ot go."

"A bonafife classic. Let's talk about cuts..." (This was on an ep that never aired)