Post by Goldash on Oct 19, 2009 19:30:42 GMT -5
Didn't know whether to put this in the "Entertainment" or "Pro Wrestling" forum (since it's both) but South Park will apparently be featuring WWE in this Wednesday's episode.
When I first heard the announcement, I was pretty sure Matt and Trey were going to parody the WWE and rip it a new one (I really hope so, because SOMEONE needs to point out the ridiculousness of the guest hosts...) but it seems like they're taking another route. No word yet on if any WWE personalities are involved with the episode but either way, it seems very interesting..
Source: www.spscriptorium.com/
W.T.F.
(The "WWE" logos on the shirts aren't correct, but Token and Cartman are wearing real WWE shirts. I'm not sure if this episode will be officially endorsing the WWE since half the shirts seem to be legit and half are obvious parodies.)
After attending a WWE MATCH, the boys ALL WANT TO BE PROFESSIONAL WRESTLERS. The boys have found their new calling in life and they hurry to sign up for the wrestling club. They soon find out THE KIND OF WRESTLING THEY TEACH AT SCHOOL IS not the same thing they saw at the WWE. The boys' wrestling coach has the same problem. He's been struggling for years to get people to see the difference.
Something also tells me the amazing Mickey Rourke film "The Wrestler" will also be parodied. But who knows, SP is known for having anything - and everything - up their sleeves.
When I first heard the announcement, I was pretty sure Matt and Trey were going to parody the WWE and rip it a new one (I really hope so, because SOMEONE needs to point out the ridiculousness of the guest hosts...) but it seems like they're taking another route. No word yet on if any WWE personalities are involved with the episode but either way, it seems very interesting..
Source: www.spscriptorium.com/
W.T.F.
(The "WWE" logos on the shirts aren't correct, but Token and Cartman are wearing real WWE shirts. I'm not sure if this episode will be officially endorsing the WWE since half the shirts seem to be legit and half are obvious parodies.)
After attending a WWE MATCH, the boys ALL WANT TO BE PROFESSIONAL WRESTLERS. The boys have found their new calling in life and they hurry to sign up for the wrestling club. They soon find out THE KIND OF WRESTLING THEY TEACH AT SCHOOL IS not the same thing they saw at the WWE. The boys' wrestling coach has the same problem. He's been struggling for years to get people to see the difference.
Something also tells me the amazing Mickey Rourke film "The Wrestler" will also be parodied. But who knows, SP is known for having anything - and everything - up their sleeves.
