SP at the Emmys

Anyone record this and put it online?

I missed it!

The Pacifist

Yeah - of course we did!

http://www.totalsouthpark.com ---> Originals ---> SP Emmys 99.

We've got all the news and a complete transcript of the SP events there!

Best Wishes,

Yeah, that's nice, but the question was about a video of the presentation. Anyone post it?

Oh damn sorry I didn't relise! The Pacifist wanted a "video"? (Now I feel STUPID!)

etc - .mov movie or something of it?

Sorry I don't, I'll have a look around for you :o)

Best Wishes,

Yeah, a Realvideo or something similar... Sorry for the confusion. Great site though...although there are couple of mistakes in it...

• The film (movie) is NOT 126 minutes long. It is about 88 minutes long

• No you don't get to see Saddam Hussein shafting the devil

3) There are a few songs missing from the Movie Soundtrack. You may say they weren't actually in the film, but WWBBD (Part 2) was.......

4) Cartman isn't the "rubbish in everyone's soul" he is the "proverbial fat kid in everyone's past"

5) Stan can't be "the most normal person", and then Kyle be "more normal than the rest". Stan is normal. That's what makes him so strange

6) The Crack Whore magazine was not found in Chef's house.. It was found in the mortuary (sp?)

• Mephisto (not Maphesto) did not create Kevin

• The Visitors don't appear in every episode. Most, but not every

9) SOXMAS was not the pilot. The pilot was a version of Cartman get's an Anal Probe. SOXMAS was never shown on TV

Okay?

The Pacifist

Millasur wrote in message ...

Actually, it's "Mephesto", not Mephisto. :-)

Steve

IMDB has it at 80-81 minutes

Nah. He's right on this point: WWBBD (Part 2) is not part of the movie proper, but is part of the closing credits. But if he has "Through The Eyes Of A Child" listed, ignore my argument.

Parker and Stone have used both these phrases to describe Cartman. The first phrase describes his personality, the second his appearance. These days, they say they are like Cartman, even though Trey started out as Stan and Matt as Kyle. This bit of info came from "Goin' Down To South Park."

Mortuary (correct), or the morgue.

SOXMAS opened the door, the unaired pilot got them the gig with Comedy Central.

Willie Westwood wrote in message ...

Without the credits (I think)

they

proper,

Child"

He does

The Pacifist

Hey, Thanks for checking it out!

1) Okay thanx 2) Uh huh 3) okay 4) Yes I think WIllie is right on this one 5) typos! 6) ? I still think it's correct 7) I don't bother with Mephisto anymore - whenever I change the spelling, people complain more... 8) I have got a COMPLETE list of Visitor sightings, I havne't put them up yet though. You're right 9) righto -erm. right. sorta confusing.

Best Wishes,

Hey again,

Okay I've reviewed some of the points you made...

1) Corrected 2) Corrected 3) Yes but I'm not going to mention it, I don't think that the "non" movie songs are worth any time at all! 4) I know Matt & Trey have said BOTH, but what page did you notice this on? 5) Corrected 6) ? Still unsure - what page please? 7) Understood - but not changed yet - Easy to do. I run a prog over all .htm files on my site, searching for the wrong spelling, and telling it to fix to the knew version... 8) Oops. 9) Okay - I'm still unsure of this one but I think you're correct. It's just all confusing!

Thanks for your help!

Best Wishes,

Millasur wrote in message ...

What Would Brian Boitano Do (Part 2) and Eyes of a Child were both played in the credits. You should really have both or neither

The transcript from Yahoo! chat......

The actual episode (107 Pinkeye - 16 minutes and 55 seconds in)

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I consider a "pilot" to be the first airing on TV. SOXMAS was not aired....

The Pacifist

The thing is, both songs are in the movie credits, but none of the characters sing them. That's the reason I didn't include them in my transcript of the movie (I just noted that two more songs play, and then went on to Ike). And I would not include them except as songs of interest. I could reconsider and put them in the transcript if someone could post a compelling reason to do so.

Trey and Matt made "The Spirit Of Christmas" in 1995 as a Christmas video card for former Fox executive Brian Graden. He made 40 copies and sent them out to friends, who made their own copies. The various channels learned about the short and expressed interest in making a show based on it, but Trey and Matt chose Comedy Central for freedom of expression. Once they signed on, they made a pilot for the show. They had it ready in October of '96. The pilot is a lot like "Cartman Gets An Anal Probe" except that it had scenes of Pip. Some of them ended up in "An Elephant Makes Love To A Pig," but others were dropped entirely. There are scenes in the playground that ended up in the cafeteria. Kyle gets to say, "Fuck Mr. Hat!" The pilor has Cartman with a mother, father, and sister. And so, many changes were made to the pilot before it aired as "Cartman Gets An Probe." Lesson: A pilot and a first episode are not always the same thing.

Did the pilot ever air?

nope, but you might be able to find a bootleg of it. It's definately worth it

I think u can get it at

http://www.jacksonville.net/~48cab/south_park_hideout

Just scroll down to the bottom of the list of eps to unaired, and it's their dude!

In article , Legion1979 writes with this very pen that he holds in his hands...

http://www.jacksonville.net/~48cab/south_park_hideout.htm

That should do it.

I'll take that as a NO then.....

The Pacifist

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