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Some strong language and adult humour in a Culture Show special

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with Alan Yentob. # You all know the Bible is made of

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testaments old and # You've been told it is two parts

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or only one if you are a Jew # But what if I were to tell you,

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there's a fresh third part out there

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# Which was found by a hit new prophet who had a little Donny

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Osmond flair # The Book of Mormon is the sacred text of the Mormon

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faith. But in the hands of South Park creators, Trey Parker and Matt

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stone, it's inspired a hit Broadway musical.

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Parker and Stone's Book of Mormon is irreverent and profane religious

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satire following the exploits of two young Mormon missionaries sent

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to Africa. Like the rest of their work from South Park, through to

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Team America nothing is off limits and nobody is safe from ridicule.

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I am afraid minors cannot go on to the casino floor. I'm not a minor,

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dumbass. We are very skilled at gratuity. Wetter experts.

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Now The Book of Mormon has opened in London's West End. So what

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drives this relentlessly creative and provocative duo across TV, film

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and now the stage and how did they end up making a Broadway musical in

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the first place? # All American... #

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Los Angeles, cement 2012. And Hollywood stars are out in force

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for the West Coast opening of Michael Portillo Mormon. The show's

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creator, -- of The Book of Mormon. The show's creators are the toast

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of the town of the famous residents they spent years poking fun at.

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Affleck is naked in my bed. I am eight voice of a generation, what

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are you? Jesus, how I love you, how I love you.

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Hello. Religion has always been another favourite target but a

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stage musical about Mormons, where did that idea come from?

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# Hello # Did you know that Jesus lived

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here in the USA. We grew up in Colorado. We have been talking

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about morm Michael Portillos for years. We grew -- talking about

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Mormons. We knew them and lived near them.

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We sent them to this place, that was cursed. These two white kids

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who grew up in a nice suburb an neighbourhood and drop them in what

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happens? # We've had no rent for several

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days # And 80% of us have AIDS # In this

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scene, the mission rigs discover the African song has a blasphemous

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English translation. # Holy molly, I said it like 13

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times... # What made you decide you were going to do this as a musical

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a Broadway show? We decided to do a musical. We didn't know we would do

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a Broadway thing. We never start anything and say let's do this,

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then we will do that and that. We say - this is funny, I wonder what

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it will be? It'll start going. We just try to do a funny song, a

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funny album. Then with the album we could start to think what the show

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would be. That was really smart. We started off with a collection of

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songs that told the story. You know, the show revolves arounds the songs.

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That's what makes a good news museical.

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# This was the time for me to step # So then why was I so scared?

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# A warlord who shoots people in the face

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# What's so scary about that? # You feel that Mormons enjoy singing and

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should sing. I don't know why they didn't think of it first. They just

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plug right into a musical perfectly. They always look like they are

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about to break out in a cheesey song. We just cot them for them. --

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we just wrote them for them. # I believe that the Lord God

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created the universe # I believe that he sent his only

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son to die for my sins # And I believe that ancient Jews

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built boats and sailed to America # I am a Mormon

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# And the Mormons believe # Mormonism was born in America

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founded by Joseph Smith. The origin story was first spoofed by Matt and

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Trey in South Park. I was asking God if I should be a Catholic,

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protestant or what and God and Jesus appeared before me and said I

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should start my own church because none of the others had it right.

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That's exactly how it happened. see, you believe it now? Sure, why

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would he make that up? Joseph Smith was in a time when there were all

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these different religions. Everyone was here in the new world and they

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were reading about everything that happened in the world world. He

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wanted to say - we are in this whole new continent and place let's

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bring it here. I am a native American. A nailtive American, but

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your skin is white. Yes, long ago all native Americans were white. We

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all came to America from Jerusalem, while we were here we were visited

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by Christ. Jesus lived here in America? Before Mormon we said -

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here is what Mormons believe. This was their story, this is America.

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These are your neighbours. They are right next door.

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# I believe... # APPLAUSE

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There was something about the Mormons, which is one with one

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imagines about the benign side of America, but also naive. We all do

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think... Super naive and cheesey with a total heartful of gold and

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they want to knock on your door in another country and tell you how to

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live your life. Young missionaries spread the Mormon message all over

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the globe and the faith now claims over 14 million followers worldwide.

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But many of them work here in the US. I've come it San Diego to meet

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up with two elders as they make their rounds. The Book of Mormon is

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true. Which is why we are here it share it with everyone. Why do you

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go around in pairs? As we are out here for two years we basically go

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with another person. We work together and we are on the same

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team to help other people out. And the other thing I want to know

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about, you are young guys, aren't you? You are in your 20s, I take it.

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What do you feel about being called elders? We get a lot of smiles and

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they look at us - we are pretty young. We explain it is a title

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that signification we are missionaries of Jesus rice --

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signifies. What are we going to do now? We'll go and knock on some

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doors and talk to people in the park.

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I'll watch you from afar. How are you doing today Carroll. You have a

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great day, OK, ma'am. Goodbye. So, how was that? It was good. A

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real friendly lady. But... Well she said she was Catholic right now.

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It's not proving the most fruitful of days. Stkpwhral an we better

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give at lest one of them to you, right -- Alan. That's very good for

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you. Goodbye. And good luck. Meanwhile, the Mormon Church has

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adopted a somewhat entrepreneurial approach to the musical's

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popularity. This is the programme for the LA

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production The Book of Mormon. It really is quite amazing. As you

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open it up, you see these huge full page ads for the Book of Mormon,

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not the play and production, the Book of Mormon the source of all

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Mormon faith. "I've read the book", he says, smiling, "The Book is

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always better." Over the page, "You've seen the play", with a

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great grin on his face, "Now read the Book." Were you surprised when

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the Mormons advertised the Book of Mormon? We weren't at all. People

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were saying at the beginning - there will be a big backlash. We

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were like, no, we know Mormons, we grew up with them. Their MO is to

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beat you by being cinder than you and higher than you and being like

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- OK, I don't agree with what you are doing but I agree with your

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ability to do it. The Church's position on our The Book of Mormon

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is exactly the way I would want a Church to react to a major piece of

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pop culture criticism. You know, they say - we've got a first

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amendment and they are free to do that.

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The winner is... The Book of Mormon. Parker and Stone's The Book of

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Mormon has been a sweeping critical and commercial success in the US.

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Wracking up nine Tony awards. couldn't be here tonight but, you

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did it gentlemenself, you got the Tony. In many ways, it comes as no

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surprise. Music has always ban vital ingredient in their

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imfamiliarous South Park cartoon. -- been a vital ingredient.

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# We need to form... # I've come to is visit them in their

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LA studios as they make the final episode in the 16th season of the

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South Park show. The Chinese got Cartman it fix the election so they

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could take Star Wars from Disney. No, these don't belong to you. They

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belong to the people. Each 22 minute programme is created from

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scratch in just six days. That's it, one take. It is easy when the

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writing and directing comes from the same place. They start work on

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Thursday and go to air the following Wednesday. Thank you,

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thank you all for your votes of confidence. I think he should be

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looking at camera for that. It's all right, it's parody.

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It's awesome to me, though, that you do South Park in six days. It

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kind of amazes me. It honestly is just a thing where there is no time

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for writer's block. You know you have to - the only time you get

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hung-up is you lose faith in - especially in comedy, you can sit

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in the room and laugh about something and the next day it is -

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oh, that's kind of funny but is it really that funny? Then all of a

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sudden it is not funny at all. is a bit like a live show, no time

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for second-guessing and not overcooked. Sometimes it is a bit

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law. It is deodd rant. It is not expensive. D you take attendance?

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I'll kick you the nuts. Looking for a hammer today? Matt and Trey first

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met as students in their home state, Colorado. Did Did you always make

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each other laugh or is it purely business? There was no business. We

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weren't making money out of it. a long time. We met at film school.

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We were just the only two guys that were into comedy. No-one else was

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even thinking that. They were all thinking of being Roman Polanski or

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scores scores scores. We bonded over Python scripts.

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remember watching and seeing python athinking they were talking like

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that to be funny, that that accent was actually just funny talk.

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like dressing up, yes. And it was just so cheap and sheety we thought

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- you can shoot something like that. You could tell these were guys

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running outside and shooting something and it was like - we can

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do that. We can do that. # That's all we're asking for

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# That's all we are asking for # Wear tired of being sick

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# We're sick of being poor # We've had a little look now... #

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Their first major production was a film musical called Cannibal. Moth

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men had starring roles with Trey also writing and directing.

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Cannibal was the first thing we said - let's do something that

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length, that has, you know a full beginning, middle, end. We did that

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when we were 19, 20, 21. Looking back, it is just ridiculous.

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think in the back of our minds, it was - it is not like we are

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actually going to do it. It was always a thing like - that will be

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cool. All of sudden we were doing it. It was happening. Yes, we were

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doing it. Cannibal got them noticed, but it was something else they

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developed as students that well and truly launched their careers.

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# Don't you oppress me fat boy # Don't call me fat... The Spirit

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of Christmas was an animated short which saw four young boys caught

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newspaper a fist-fight between Jesus and Santa.

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Go, Santa. Go Jesus. It was basically like - let's cut out

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stuff and we had the camera. It was all construction paper and scissors

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and glue. We got an animation book. I remember the book. And I remember

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it saying "Here is the shape of a mouth during consonants and vowels

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"We Damn it, a big fat fuck. counted our voices and went through

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and counted out where it was and put those mouths on. And it kind of

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worked and we created what became Stan and Cartman and Kenny.

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# We wish you a merry Christmas... # The cartoon became an early viral

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hit and they were asked to make a pilot show for the fledgling

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committeedy central network. Eric Style has been with Matt and Trey

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since the beginning. It is the 22 pilot we did 16 years ago. This is

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pretty much all the artwork that we had specifically cut out of

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construction paper. We photographed it underneath the camera stand.

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This is where Cartman got zapped by aliens and started to break into a

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1930s or 1940s animated cartoon song.

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# I know I'm not under alien control.

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# I love to sing about the moon and the June and spring

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# I love to singa about a sky of blew or... # We'd put down this and

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then take a picture of it and then take this out and put in a new body

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and maybe we would change a mouth and we would have the character

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blink. Here is all the chefs. Here is a good example. This is when the

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bus drove away down the street it. Went from a big bus all the way

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down to a small, little tiny bus. You can see the detail of the

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characters. I don't know if your camera can pick it up. At some

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point we stopped putting eyebulls on them.

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Ahhhhhh! How long did it take you? About six

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months. Six months to make the pilot. Now you do it in six days.

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Now we do a show in six days, yeah. # I'm going down to South Park

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# I'm going to have myself a time... # When South Park's first season

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hit the screens it, wasn't so much the look of the show but the

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content. Alien anal probes. There is a dish sticking out of your ass.

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Jesus boxing Satans and a talking festive fee she is all made an

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appearance. When we came out we were like holy shit, lock up your

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kids, this show is on. It was people coming out saying - this is

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the end of democracy as we know it. This is the end everything. They

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were just labelled, that show. We saw it as fresh, non-trampled show.

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We thought here is a bunch of jokes other people should be making, we

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will do it. Blending the pure Isle with the profound, the main

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characters of Stan, Kyle, Cartman and Kenny offered a unique way of

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examining and satarising adult America. South Park Elementary

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presents the happy non-offensive, non-denominational Christmas play,

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with music by the minimalist composer, Philip Glass. As I turn

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and look into the sun, the rays burn my eyes. What the hell is

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this? Do you want to make people laugh, think, angry? Not angry.

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have never once gone into that writer's room and sat down and said

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- what can piss people off this week? But of course part of being

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funny is to take any kind of issue and just take the other side of it.

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Being this kind of punk, fuck you kind of show, when we were at the

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height of it and we were under Bush for so long, the punk thing here

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wasn't - you don't go to a party and say - man, screw Bush man,

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people are like, that's not punk. We say Bush is just amazing, he is

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doing the best job. People are like - what? That gets the reaction. To

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us, it was the one sidedness of it all that made us fall in love with

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doing shows where, you know, we'd say the opposite. By the way

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children there is a walkout scheduled today to protest the war

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in Iraq, if you are against the war run along outside, if you are for

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the war stay here and we'll d math problems.

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-- we'll do. This contrary political posturing

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has been hijacked in the past. The term South Park conservative was

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always ridiculed the right and the left. No-one wants to hear a bunch

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of country music pro-war propaganda. Nobody wants it hear a bunch of

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rock protest songs. -- to hear. like the best when it comes to make

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a show and it is almost time to air and we are like - we are kind of

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saying this. I think that's when it is the most exciting. The fast turn

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around of the show allows for unique topicality. How can I help?

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You I got a �100 cheque from my grandma. My dad says I need to put

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it in the bank so it can grow over the years. That is a smart decision

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we can put it in a money market mutual found and we'll have

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compound interest and oh, it's gone. We don't think our job is to change

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people's minds. Our job is to throw stuff out there and let people

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think about, whatever. Over the years their treatment of religion

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has sparked moral outrage, censorship and veiled death threats.

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Catholic groups were incensed by the episode Bloody Mary that poked

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fun at the belief's far far-fetched miracles.

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It was the joke of - how come the piece of blood that is always the

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stain in the wall is right here and not the one that is right, some

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place else. She's beautiful. FARTING NOISES

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Is it always crying blood? That was just funny to us. Jewish drugs are

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a regular feature with Cartman insulting Kyle in nearly every

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episode. Why do you need me? needed to you do the book keeping.

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Kyle is a Jewish kid. I grew up in Colorado, my mom was Jewish, I'm

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Jewish. Kyle was just a white kid. Kyle is just like Stan, they are

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the same. There's the joke, there is nothing there. Welcome to Muslim

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sensitivity training. It is important for us... Certain ten ets

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of Islam have also been par did. And why we can never show an image

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of Mohammed. Muslims cannot show an image of Mohammed. But the show's

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network has sensored some episodes for fear of reprisal from

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exstreamists. There has been no fatwa. Well thrfts one, but I think

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it has been lifted. Well there was one. If anybody is considered - you

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cannot touch that, anything you have done offensive, it immediately

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stains anything you have done. It only makes sense to us if

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everyone's deepest beliefs are kind of on the chopping board.

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frozen alien bodies were loaded on to the galactic cruisers.

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Perhaps the most notorious episode isn't up the beliefs of Scientology

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and played with tabloid rumours about the Church's most famous

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member. I'm nothing. I'm a failure in the eyes of the prophet.

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Hey. Dude, I'm sorry, I didn't mean it. Go away. Dude, this is my room.

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Go I way, I said. Dad, Tom Cruise won't come out of

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the closet. Did you struggle because there were libel issues?

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That became the fun part of it, too. Sitting there in the room and going

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- the lawyer said we can't do this? It was - OK, can we do this? Maybe.

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That became another part of it. is John Travolta. Hey, John.

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You have got to come out of the closet, Tom. This taste for celeb-

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bashing meets spectacular new heights in their movie. Team

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America, World Police. My fellow actors, we live in a dark time, the

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world is more viepent and the idiots in charge are making it

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worse. -- violent. The world needs an international advisory committee

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who truly understands global politics, namely us.

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Why did you do that? Why celebrities? It was celebrities for

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free. They are puppets. We don't have to pi them the rates. -- we

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don't have to pay them. There is nothing more fun of making a puppet

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or a cartoon of somebody important and setting them on fire, throwing

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them against the wall, you know, fargt on them, dumping shit on them.

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-- farting. There is some high brow explanation of why that's really

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important culture, but we just like doing that. I think it is important

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that people who are held up as idols get shit on. Film critiqued

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American foreign policy and musicalised former North Korean

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dictator Kim Jong Il # I'm so lonely

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# So lonely and sadly alone # There's no-one just me only

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# Sitting on my little home... # When I was about 12, I discovered

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the piano. I was all about music. All through junior high and high

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school, it was all about writing funny songs. I like the joke

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writing in songs. It was funny when we did the South Park movie. You

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know because right away as soon as I knew we were going to do a movie

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I was like - we have to do a musical. Some of the reaction we

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got when the movie came out was going - I loved the movie, I saw

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you had to fill a will the in with music. Music is the hardest part.

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People don't understand. The stkpwhrth fact you are dealing with

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music and -- the fact that you are dealing with music and it is in a

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song, does that give you more licence? Maybe you do get away with

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more because you can say something in the middle of a jolly happy song

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that is like oh. The same reason why we can get away with so much

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that we do with South Park is because we hope and think it is not

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a cynical show. It comes off at the end of being a happy optimistic

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show and so does The Book of Mormon. If it was just you go in there and

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there is just negativity and cynicism, no-one wants to watch

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that. Especially no-one wants to go and pay 100 bucks to watch that.

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A few months have passed since I visited Matt and Trey in LA. They

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are now here in London rehearsing the West End version of The Book of

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Mormon. # Tomorrow is a latter day

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# And I am here for you... # # Tomorrow is a latter day

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# Tomorrow is a latter day # Tomorrow is a latter day... #

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So the show, how is it going here? We saw a run-through upstairs it.

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Looked great. They have still a few weeks of work left but right now it

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A big show like this, did the light come up when it was supposed to?

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There is so much of that and we know the spaces where we are to

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come in and work on things that's just the script and humour and all

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of that. Recently Matt and Trey have also revealed the formation of

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their very own film studio. You've got a very modest title you

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called it Important Studio. tried to make it Very Important and

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