South Park on video

Sep 25, 199711 posts by 8 postersalt.tv.southpark
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Anyone who lives in the Los Angeles area and listens to KROQ will already know this, those of you who don't will probably appreciate the news.

According to the creators Matt & Trey (on the Kevin & Bean morning show last week), Comedy Central has plans to release South Park on video after episode 13 (the entire run).

Also they learned after episode 4 that they were picked up for 13 more episodes.

Who knows when 13 will air, but I already plan to have the unedited, uncut videos in my collection.

In article , "Obmulap" wrote:

Hi, I listen to kevin and bean but I didn't hear that one and am a huge fan of southpark, oh well. The next episodes I think are coming out on october 17. check out my southpark site at www.geocities.com/siliconvalley/bay/7486/Southpark.html

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In article , "Obmulap" wrote:

That's great to hear! I hope they are released uncut and it would also be good if the tape is closed captioned. That way we would all know (those of us with newer TVs that is) just what the hell Kenny is saying. There of couse is the greater posibility that if the episodes were released with captions, all that would appear whenever Kenny spoke is the word "Mumbling" enclosed in parenthesis.

Was it stated on that morning show if "Spirit of Xmas" was going to be relesed on tape as well?

"South Park-Toilet Humor for Smart People" Myself excepted of course.

David Tapia

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*WARNING THIS IS A STUPID QUESTION* all on one big tape or are we going to pay 5 bucks an epsode?

Yeah? what is it like, 5 bucks an episode or like the whole thing on 1 tape??? Mike

Well, I'm not really sure but I've never heard of a tape that can hold 286 minutes of footage (13 multiplied by 22, the usual number of minutes minus commercials). Most likely they would put about 4 episodes on each tape. Or, maybe they will just put one per tape and try to milk all the money they can. :)

dude you have never heard of an 8 hour tape ? They're out there!

"every body knows that the world is full of stupid people so meet me at the mission at midnite and we'll divvy up there"-The Refreshments

Yeah, with a serious loss in quality too. 8 hour tapes are formatted to handle a faster speed. The traditional 2 or 4 hour tapes are what most professional videos use b/c of the enhanced picture quality. If videos for sale were available in 6 or 8 hour format, you wouldn't see 2 videos for, say, JFK or Hamlet, now would you?

true very very true

"every body knows that the world is full of stupid people so meet me at the mission at midnite and we'll divvy up there"-The Refreshments

Isn't the quality on them complete shit though? You can stick 6 hours on a 2 hour tape, but the quality goes out the fuckin window. If you're going to sell it professionally, you're going to want high quality. And if I'm not mistaken, the magic number for tv shows on tape (especially cartoons) is 2 per tape. Of course, that is very likely to change at any given moment. That's the industry.