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Recently, many fans have been sending in links to numerous news articles, all covering the episode change two weeks ago and last week's episode, "The Return of Chef". Here are the most common links we've received:

[img align=right]http://images.southparkstudios.com/img/content/news/2659a.jpg[/img]Entertainment Weekly - click here
Times Online - click here
Washington Post - click here
The Defamer - click here

Thanks for putting this up.

*goes reads*

*off topic*
that "fast and the curious" thing was funny

Lots of data, not much enlightenment.

They better not even think of pulling Trapped or Bloody Mary off the DVD sets. To not rerun the episodes is one thing but to remove all traces of it and act like it never happened would just be a total trampling of the 1st ammendment.

I hope they dont take ^Trapped in the closet^ off season 9 dvd that would suck chefs choc salty balls

If you ever want to see the south park episode "TRAPPED IN THE CLOSET" The sign this petition:

http://www.petitiononline.com/chefgate/ ... -sign.html?

p.s. South Park is life

Sorry about that last post i meant to say it in a diferrent way like this.

If you ever want to see south park episode trapped in the closet again on comedy central or ever then sign this petition

http://www.petitiononline.com/chefgate/ ... -sign.html?

PS it doesnt cost anything only a few minutes of your time to dedicate to southpark

Pretty cool info, It is going to take some time, some of the articles are pretty long! but they sure are inetersting!

based on what i read on the first article, what matt and trey are hsing done to them is aginst one of the amendments. has anyone heard of "freedom of the press." This is so GAY!!!!! Why are people so afraid of tom cruise, that whiny little B word! it's like a freakin' napolean effect!!
this makes me mad.

There's an old saying in journalism: Freedom of the press belongs to those who own one. The First Amendment forbids government from gagging Viacom; it doesn't forbid Viacom from gagging its own shows.

Decades ago, there was concern about what's called "concentration of the media": Companies buying each other until we end up with super-conglomerates such as Viacom, Time Warner, Disney, and News Corp (Fox). The fear was that the conglomerates would limit what's called -- pardon my French -- "diversity of voices".

So: A major movie star allegedly threatens to sit out publicity for a major movie unless another branch of the movie studio's conglomerate parent cans an episode of a fruity little series that dares to mock the star. What happens next? You make the call!

And that's the way it is. Have a problem with that? Go buy your own damn cable channel...

I swear to god if I don't get every episode of southpark on my DVD sets i'm going on a f*cking riot!!

I'm not even f*cking playing!! I'm gonna blow somthing up!!

Well you can see the episode on youtube.com or some other sites, but it's the principle of the censorship.

God damn, I hate cults. They need to all just drink their Kool-Aid and shut the hell up.

I second that.

Just shut the f*$k up and leave us normally-weird people alone.

They must know how stupid they sound to the rest of us. I think that if you are going to believe in something that just plain out makes you sound like an R-tard, we are aloud to rip on you.

They did that to all the other religions…Mormons that’s you and Catholicism ect.

I've had a lot of trouble with scientology where I live, but most trouble comes from people believing I'm a scientologist. Since episode "Trapped in the closet" some friends learned about scientology and come to me asking if I am a scientologist.

My weird conspiracy theory is that shrinks invented scientology as a way to ridicule everyone that is against psychiatry. Of course, scientology isn't exactly a religion.

Censorship is only going to increase the number of illegal downloads of the episode. I would't feel bad about downloading an episode they can't show on TV, and I think Trey and Stone wouldn't mind it either.

So, download away!