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Hey everyone, a quick heads up at the top.

This episode is about South Park, so it needs a content warning.

Consider yourself warned.

It's hard to describe just how popular South Park was in my school when it first aired in 1997.

I was in seventh grade. New episodes came out every Wednesday night at 10 p.m. on Comedy Central.

And then the next day, everybody in my class would spend the entire week whispering lines from the show over and over again, totally out of context and making sure that the teachers couldn't hear us.

Yeah. hear us. I've been watching since I was way too young. I was probably not allowed to be watching the show when it was first on air in the late

90s.

I was just a grade schooler in Australia,

and I don't think the show was meant for me,

but I was watching.

That's Slate, contributing writer David Mack.

I'm one of three boys, and this was the sort of epitome

of my older brother's humor,

and it very quickly became the epitome of our humor, too, right?

The series, created by Matt Stone and Trey Parker, follows four young boys in a rural Colorado town.

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