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One word: Cable
Cable is a choice that someone can make if they want to have it or not. If you don't want cable, then don't get it. But you can't stop over the air televsion. Of course, they have the choice whether they want to watch it or not, but remember, that makes too much sense and we can't make people take responsibility for themselves.
South Park is essentially what Family Guy and the Simpsons would be on cable. I could only imagine what Groening and McFarlane would do if they could have the chance to not worry about censoring their shows (at least to the extent that they have too on FOX)
Cable is a choice that someone can make if they want to have it or not. If you don't want cable, then don't get it. But you can't stop over the air televsion. Of course, they have the choice whether they want to watch it or not, but remember, that makes too much sense and we can't make people take responsibility for themselves.
South Park is essentially what Family Guy and the Simpsons would be on cable. I could only imagine what Groening and McFarlane would do if they could have the chance to not worry about censoring their shows (at least to the extent that they have too on FOX)
Except for the fact that I live in Canada, and our version of Comedy Central (called Comedy Network) airs the new SP episodes. And you can't get Comedy network with basic cable, you order a package to get it.