T & P, werent they supposed to be cartoons?

Jul 13, 1999, 11:45 AM ET12 posts by 10 postersalt.tv.southpark
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Mattalt.tv.southpark

Correct me if I am wrong, but werent Terrance and Phillip supposed to be cartoon characters? They were on cartoon central in "Death". But yet in the movie they are actual people. Thats odd. - Matt -

Same question I had! In kthe movie itself Cartman refers to them as (tongue in cheek) "badly animated". Yet later on in the film they are live people.

Kip WilliamsSBaetalt.tv.southpark

Stan's mom called AOF "the darn cartoon" in "Blame Canada."

--Kip Williams (now proudly using SPAMAWAY brand spam block - delete to use)

In article , [email] (SBaet) writes:

But so is everyone in South Park! "Goddammit! The world is just filling up with more and more idiots! And the computer is giving them access to the world! They're spreading their stupidity! At least they were contained before -- now they're on the loose everywhere!" -- Harlan Ellison

Eric PerlinMattalt.tv.southpark

Matt wrote...

This subject has come up here before. T&P are cartoon characters in the South Park movie as well. For example:

1) After the ticket guy tells the kids they can't see the film, Cartman says, "The animation's all crappy."

2) In the "Blame Canada" musical number, Stan's mother sings: "Don't blame me/for my son Stan./He saw that darn CARTOON and now he's off to join the Klan."

The USA government actually arrested a couple of cartoon characters!

In fact, the real reason why T&P survived the electric chairs and bullets to their heads is because the only way to kill a toon is with "the dip," as anyone who saw "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" can tell you.

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

Paint thinner. "Goddammit! The world is just filling up with more and more idiots! And the computer is giving them access to the world! They're spreading their stupidity! At least they were contained before -- now they're on the loose everywhere!" -- Harlan Ellison

I assume you are still talking about "the dip" from "who framed RR"? I think what hippichk is thinking of is acetone.

Mark R.

Yeah, "The Dip." I think it was acid those...but it's been years since I watched that movie...

KyleIke13~

What does Cartman mean by "living in denial"? ~ Stan

Dude, it's Cartman. He's just being a dumbarse like always! ~ Kyle

DaveEric Perlinalt.tv.southpark

Within the context of "South Park", T&P were real flesh-and-blood actors who were only animated for the 'Asses of Fire' movie. Someone approach T&P and said, "Hey, we have a great idea for a movie. It'll be you two, farting on each other and singing songs, only you'll be animated. We'll create cardboard cutouts of you and *they'll* dance and sing and fart."

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Utopi AweDavealt.tv.southpark

Dave wrote in message ...

That is actually a logical explanation! BRAVO! We now have that question answered.

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