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Hmm. Would ANY major network let them broadcast a Muhammad image?

Going from the very funny "dumb-dumb-dumb" Mormon episode to the new one was a severe letdown. I'm totally cereal.

It seems to me that they probably busted a gut to make the Chef episode and then the two-parter, and this past episode was a deliberate break for them, so much of it being one static shot with a voice over.

Two genuine questions, posed with out agenda: Do those who think Comedy Central "cowardly" consider it more so to have censored itself in not depicting Mohammed or by having pulled off, maybe permanently, the Scientology episode? Is there a distinction? Was Comedy Central at least "brave"...

Just a short comment to temper the exchange... I really don't believe Mark was actually advocating giving up all rights in the face of terrorism, but rather I think he was trying to point out that the opposite of bravery isn't always, in every given circumstance, cowardice. Maybe this Thread...

Were these last two episodes part of a covert scheme on Matt & Trey's part to go down in a blaze of glory? Do they want to get cancelled?

Jeff is right as a matter of constitutional law. The constitutional guarantee of free speech is a guarantee only against abridgment by government, federal or state, [Hudgens v. N.L.R.B., 424 U.S. 507 (1976)], and not by private persons using their property nondiscriminatorily for private...

The full quote is: See: http://www.exclaim.ca/index.asp?layi...d=6&csid1=3880

Is this a "Paul is dead" thing? Anyway, am I wrong, or do I recall correctly that in previous interviews about the show it never really seemed that Hayes quite completely got the humor and that he basically looked at it simply as a job for him to read these lines without considering their...