It’s too bad they’ve had a genuine falling out with Clooney after team America, the hybrid episode, and god knows what else behind the scenes after the support he gave in the early days
@@KingSlimjeezyNo Clooney is still on good terms with them. He is openly totally ok with being made fun of by Matt and Trey, they make fun of everybody. From what I’ve see. the only celebrities who openly had a problem with Team America were Sean Penn and Kim Jong Il. Clooney as well as Alec Baldwin and Matt Damon all said they were honored by it and found it funny.
It takes 8-10 months to make most animated shows, they produce all episodes in a season concurrently with each other sending them off to different departments depending on what stage of production it's in. South Park can really do what they do because they for one have a shit tonne of in-house animators who they've built up a super tight working relationship with and this staff do everything in-house but most crucially they have a huge library of models to re-use and basically all characters have the same lip-syncing. It also bares mention that South Park, especially in the earlier years did practically no frame by frame animation and mostly tweened. Still madly impressive but it needs to be put into perspective.
@@krycklund the Simpsons have over 30 seasons now and let's say they have 20 episodes per season so they have around 600 episodes and probably even more so if it takes them 8-10 months to make just one episode you do the math for years it would take them to make 600 episodes
@@vghiknbopkvdd665rdzzAfgg It's complicated to explain, but it is true. Most shows take absolutely months. That is something that's never really changed- even the iconic Tom & Jerry shorts starting back in 1940 (which average 7 minutes long) took that same amount of time, and that was before computers! But they still cranked out 150+ shorts in around 20 years.
@@vghiknbopkvdd665rdzzAfgg Dude they aren’t producing each episode one at a time, they make many at once by a team of hundreds, thats why they release in seasons.
Lol Brian denying he has a lisp.
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Hell yeeah
this was made for television. the station vh1
1:45 funny how George Clooney was the one who spread it around the most
It’s too bad they’ve had a genuine falling out with Clooney after team America, the hybrid episode, and god knows what else behind the scenes after the support he gave in the early days
@@KingSlimjeezy they did?
@@KingSlimjeezyNo Clooney is still on good terms with them. He is openly totally ok with being made fun of by Matt and Trey, they make fun of everybody. From what I’ve see. the only celebrities who openly had a problem with Team America were Sean Penn and Kim Jong Il. Clooney as well as Alec Baldwin and Matt Damon all said they were honored by it and found it funny.
9:26 it’s so funny when they talk at the exact same time and they sound like the same person
their minds are so connected lol
7:50 I actually prefer the bleeped cursing, over the uncensored DVD or something, I just think it makes it funnier
Uhhh. Are you high?
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it makes sense that butters is based on eric stough cause this guy really has a butters aura
Guess George Clooney really liked the spirit of Christmas and helped spread the word of it and Matt and Trey credited him with getting known
Bro! Nancy Cartwright almost hits the OG Cartman voice perfect
The first ever southpark episode holy shit 😳 thats awesome! Haha never seen it before
Trey & Matt 🐐🐐🐐
Why this hasn’t been released on DVD baffles me.
'Sucky fucky five bucks' is, I think, a line from Kurt Vonnegut.
@2:23 Yeah, people think that!
Ah, remember the good ol' days when they couldn't say "Jesus Christ!" without getting bleeped?
Trey had a sister?
10:28
huh VH1 couldn't say "shit"
Dude America is so weird. You can't say shit on TV but buy guns 😂 this is freaking insane
Lmao aint no fucking way it takes 8 to 10 months to make a Simpsons episode. That wouldnt even be profitable.
It takes 8-10 months to make most animated shows, they produce all episodes in a season concurrently with each other sending them off to different departments depending on what stage of production it's in. South Park can really do what they do because they for one have a shit tonne of in-house animators who they've built up a super tight working relationship with and this staff do everything in-house but most crucially they have a huge library of models to re-use and basically all characters have the same lip-syncing. It also bares mention that South Park, especially in the earlier years did practically no frame by frame animation and mostly tweened. Still madly impressive but it needs to be put into perspective.
@@krycklund the Simpsons have over 30 seasons now and let's say they have 20 episodes per season so they have around 600 episodes and probably even more so if it takes them 8-10 months to make just one episode you do the math for years it would take them to make 600 episodes
@@vghiknbopkvdd665rdzzAfgg It's complicated to explain, but it is true. Most shows take absolutely months. That is something that's never really changed- even the iconic Tom & Jerry shorts starting back in 1940 (which average 7 minutes long) took that same amount of time, and that was before computers! But they still cranked out 150+ shorts in around 20 years.
@@vghiknbopkvdd665rdzzAfgg Dude they aren’t producing each episode one at a time, they make many at once by a team of hundreds, thats why they release in seasons.