I just finished watching the new episode of South Park I taped last night. Did anyone notice that the alien network heads were Jewish? From the way they talked and their huge noses it was obvious they were supposed to be alien Jews.
Alien Jews
. . . and Kyle liked their food!
- Vaughner
"I'll have you know, in addition to knowing the secrets of the universe, I'm quite potty trained!" - Ko-enma, Yu Yu Hakusho
Antonio E. Gonzalez wrote:
Kyle liking the food was the funniest part of the whole show!
Just a question - what was that food supposed to be? I couldn't make out what they were saying, and it didn't have any resemblance to any kosher food that I know of! :-o)
RMH wrote:
Yeah, I couldn't figure that out either. It either had some Jewish connotation that I didn't get, or it was just an Alien mess.
Also they were called Joosians("Jew-sians") that also gave it away.
"suck my jagon" :-)
hehe
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Which came as no surprise to Cartman, you'll note...
"oh you must have some Joosian ancestry" Cartman: "Tell me about it." "Sean Walsh" wrote in message news:prRea.194959$[email]...
On or about Fri, 21 Mar 2003 22:48:16 -0600, andy5421 made the sensational claim that:
"Tell us about it."
Um. Yes, it was very obviously a kick in the balls for the comedy central owners (which may or may not be jewish, but in keeping with the "jewish media control" conspiracy that seems to be passing around, which may or may not be true) having a meeting with Trey and Matt about whether they should renew the contract when this one is up (as it is this season I think) and their explanation as to how they could keep the show going whether they (the owners) like it or not with the only true form of negotiation...blackmail. :)
In the Year of the Goat, the Great and Powerful Burton Samograd declared...
Didn't one of them have a vaguely Aussie accent a la Rupert Murdoch?
On Thu, 20 Mar 2003 23:00:45 GMT, Burton Samograd wrote:
i didn't see it like that at all. it's just a continuance of M&T's brilliant comedy, plus the edge of "we are going to make this funny now, if you don't get it that's not our problem"
i think SP has done more for jewish/anglosaxon relations than any other tv show
suck my jagon!