Someone told me that there is a special show coming up soon on direct TV with interviews, clips, etc. from the SP gang.
Does anyone know anything about this?
Holiday interview/direct TV
Nov 19, 20008 posts by 6 posters
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I ordered this tonight from DSS. The "Interviews" were basically the same type of thing as the intros that they do for the episodes on video/DVD. The theme was sort of a cheesy '70s-ish Christmas special with Matt and Trey wearing dorky clothes and sporting dorky hairdos. I think Trey's was a wig, it looked like it. The episodes shown were: Starvin' Marvin, A South Park Christmas, Merry Christmas Charlie Manson, some of Mr. Hankey's Cristmas Classics (IIRC--Dreidel, O Holy Night, Merry F'ing Christmas, I Saw Three Ships, and Mr. Hankey the Christmas Poo (I noticed that the Mr. Hankey intro was gone as well as the big group singing thing at the end, and the Santa/Jesus song battle ), a little New's years countdown thingie with Mr Mackie, and Are you there God? It's Me, Jesus.
This time during the intros they actually interacted with the SP characters, and there was a recurring gag where Trey has a little fit and bangs on the piano saying something is still missing from the Christmas special. What turns out to be missing is Elizabeth Hurley (cut-out cartoon version) bearing mayonnaise. I wonder if this is a parody of any specific cheesy '70's christmas special?
It's already on DirecTV. It's just a collection of their holiday episodes, with Matt and Trey doing host segments in between like with the video/DVD ones. I enjoyed it.
"Cheryl3b" wrote in message news:[email]...
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Oh man...
Somebody get those interviews on video and make them available online, please!
Pretty please!
--- Willie Westwood
How do you get it? Is it like a pay-per-view thing or a channel you must sign up for?
PZB, ignorant
It's apparently playing through December. It's somewhere in the 180's-190's range. Sorry, I don't remembers the exact channel. It costs 3.99 for a full day ticket, and it lasts for just under 2 hours.
"Poppy Z. Brite" wrote in message news:[email]...
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My cable company says this is unavailable in our area (not surprising since I live in New Orleans, which is hardly on the forefront of the technical revolution). Would anyone be willing to tape it for me? I don't have anything to trade, but I will pay $20 plus the cost of your tape and postage. E-mail me.
PZB