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* [[Creator Breakdown]]: "You're Getting Old" seems to suggest that Parker and Stone have or are undergoing one. The two themselves, however, have stated that fans "took the episode too seriously" and deny being unhappy with the show. |
* [[Creator Breakdown]]: "You're Getting Old" seems to suggest that Parker and Stone have or are undergoing one. The two themselves, however, have stated that fans "took the episode too seriously" and deny being unhappy with the show. |
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* [[Defictionalization]]: "Cheesy Poofs" were sold in stores for a time; they were just repackaged Cheetos. |
* [[Defictionalization]]: "Cheesy Poofs" were sold in stores for a time; they were just repackaged Cheetos. |
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** And now Cartman's rendition of [[ |
** And now Cartman's rendition of [[Lady Gaga]]'s ''Poker Face'' is actually in the ''[[Rock Band]]'' Music Store. |
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** His rendition of "Heat of the Moment" in ''Kenny Dies'' has also taken on a life of its own. |
** His rendition of "Heat of the Moment" in ''Kenny Dies'' has also taken on a life of its own. |
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** And, of course, his penchant for singing "Come Sail Away" by Styx. |
** And, of course, his penchant for singing "Come Sail Away" by Styx. |
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* [[Fan Nickname]]: The "Colored Screen of Death" for Kyle's speech at the end of "201", after what videophiles call the "White Screen of Death", which seemed to be pure [[Nightmare Fuel]] for those who watched to the end of a VHS tape from Paramount. |
* [[Fan Nickname]]: The "Colored Screen of Death" for Kyle's speech at the end of "201", after what videophiles call the "White Screen of Death", which seemed to be pure [[Nightmare Fuel]] for those who watched to the end of a VHS tape from Paramount. |
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* [[Hey, It's That Voice!]]: The Japanese dub got three different voice casts: One for the WOWOW version of the series (when the series debuted in Japan for first time), another for the Japanese branch of Fox Network, and another for the movie: |
* [[Hey, It's That Voice!]]: The Japanese dub got three different voice casts: One for the WOWOW version of the series (when the series debuted in Japan for first time), another for the Japanese branch of Fox Network, and another for the movie: |
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** Stan [[Hiro Yuki|is]] [[Weiss Kreuz|Omi Tsukiyono]] and [[Mobile Suit Gundam |
** Stan [[Hiro Yuki|is]] [[Weiss Kreuz|Omi Tsukiyono]] and [[Mobile Suit Gundam SEED|Clotho Buer]] in the WOWOW version, in the Fox Japan version, [[Daisuke Sakaguchi|he is]] [[Mobile Suit Victory Gundam|Usso Ewing]] and [[Gintama|Shimura Shinpachi]]. |
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** Kyle [[Kappei Yamaguchi|is]] [[Inuyasha]] and [[Ranma One Half|male-Ranma Saotome]] in the WOWOW version. |
** Kyle [[Kappei Yamaguchi|is]] [[Inuyasha]] and [[Ranma One Half|male-Ranma Saotome]] in the WOWOW version. |
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* [[I Knew It!]]: "About Last Night", being a pastiche of heist films, sets up viewers to say this a few times. |
* [[I Knew It!]]: "About Last Night", being a pastiche of heist films, sets up viewers to say this a few times. |
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* [[Keep Circulating the Tapes]]: "200" and "201" will never appear on TV again, [[Subverted Trope|though a recent press release confirmed that they would in fact be featured on the season DVD sets]]. However, [[Ruined FOREVER|much to the fans' displeasure]], the version of "201" that appears on the DVD is the "[[Screwed |
* [[Keep Circulating the Tapes]]: "200" and "201" will never appear on TV again, [[Subverted Trope|though a recent press release confirmed that they would in fact be featured on the season DVD sets]]. However, [[Ruined FOREVER|much to the fans' displeasure]], the version of "201" that appears on the DVD is the "[[Screwed by the Network]]" edited version. Also good luck with ever seeing "Super Best Friends" again on television (though "Super Best Friends" is available -- with Mohammed shown and referred to by name -- on the season five DVD set). |
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** Heck, you can't even see them on southparkstudious.com, even in the screwed edition! |
** Heck, you can't even see them on southparkstudious.com, even in the screwed edition! |
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* [[Reciprocal Fiction Paradox]]: This trope even occurs within a single show: ''[[South Park]]'' and ''[[Show Within a Show|Terrance and Phillip]]'' have watched each other's television shows. This gets a bit muddled as Terrance and Phillip are "real" actors in the South Park universe with a television show the South Park kids watch, but the characters (one assumes) Terrance and Phillip play have watched ''South Park''. Do what now? |
* [[Reciprocal Fiction Paradox]]: This trope even occurs within a single show: ''[[South Park]]'' and ''[[Show Within a Show|Terrance and Phillip]]'' have watched each other's television shows. This gets a bit muddled as Terrance and Phillip are "real" actors in the South Park universe with a television show the South Park kids watch, but the characters (one assumes) Terrance and Phillip play have watched ''South Park''. Do what now? |
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* [[Screwed |
* [[Screwed by the Network]]: "201", anyone? |
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* [[Talking to Himself]]: Played straight at first and then [[Lampshaded]] pretty hard. Parker and Stone voice almost every character and even they admit they don't have much of a range. |
* [[Talking to Himself]]: Played straight at first and then [[Lampshaded]] pretty hard. Parker and Stone voice almost every character and even they admit they don't have much of a range. |
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** In the DVD commentary, they point out one episode where they're playing two nondescript extra characters who actually switch voices in mid-scene. It probably happened more than just the once. |
** In the DVD commentary, they point out one episode where they're playing two nondescript extra characters who actually switch voices in mid-scene. It probably happened more than just the once. |
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